Ok once i get to benching 225 i am going into full boxing triaining....
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i appreciate all the sidebar conversations but is there a workout plan i can follow for boxing i know the fundamentals so if there is something i don't know then i'm sure i can look it up on the internet (this is just until i get a car and can go to a real boxing gym)Comment
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Punchers can be made just like any other athlete can. Nobody is born a puncher wthout the proper training. Weight training can help achieve this. If you do fast explosive reps, you're not going to take any good attributes away but you may increase speed and strength. I repeat,nobody is born a puncher without properly being trainedLast edited by JHAVIS; 02-22-2009, 11:45 PM.Comment
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lol power is something u should focus on later. if your just starting to train, focus on ur stamina. If you've never done a smoker before, you will be a bit nervous and might throw ur wad out early. Stamina and technique is what i feel you should focus on, power will come as those things mature.Comment
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BWAH!!!!!!!
Bro, stick to twisting your lip and delivering Pizza. One Malinaggi is enough.Comment
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you are right but i do need a good workout stilllol power is something u should focus on later. if your just starting to train, focus on ur stamina. If you've never done a smoker before, you will be a bit nervous and might throw ur wad out early. Stamina and technique is what i feel you should focus on, power will come as those things mature.
i plan on just maxing it at first and then rep it but the repping can come all in good timeComment
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squats, deadlifts, clean & presses, pull ups, dips, ab exercises. bench pressing aint gonna help u for ****. throw on lots of muscle and u will most likely be as slow as ****. i'd recommend light weight with high (15-20) repetitions. work the bag, run, jump rope, spar when you can. not against anyone good or u will get hurt. good luck.
(btw this belongs in training and nutrition)Comment
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