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Originally posted by Super_Lightweight
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i know, it would be such a huge advantage having that much height...right now im at 140 and eating anything i want whenever i want and drinking a ton and barley working out...i could get down to 130 with ease, but 122 would be interesting -
i live in southern mass near foxboro, but im in college in VA right now...Originally posted by rocco1252Comment
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MESSAGE ME SOMETIME WHEN YOUR IN THE AREA IF YOUR SERIOUS ABOUT FIGHTING OR EVEN DROPPING WEIGHT WE COULD GET TOGETHER AND WORK ON IT, DO YOU RUN OFTEN WHEN YOUR HOME ON BREAK OR JUST MORE RELAX THAN ANYTHING? I'M 5'10'' 140LBS RIGHT NOW AND TRYING TO GET BACK DOWN TO MY 127, i JUST FINISHED WITH A WEEK LONG FAST AND DETOX ON MYSELF (NOT DETOX LIKE YOUR THINKING, JUST FULLY CLEANING OUT MY SYSTEM THE NATURAL WAY)Originally posted by PBF34Comment
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well i used to run hardcore in hs, and was pretty good at itOriginally posted by rocco1252
i wouldnt mind getting back into it a little during this year...whereabouts do you live?Comment
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well I just moved out of Wakefield about 15 min outside the city, to western Mass about 1:30 minutes from the city but I plan on moving back april 1st so I dont have to keep commuting over an hour and a half each way for work. So currently I dont live in Boston but will again in like 15 days or lessOriginally posted by PBF34Comment
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i believe somebody asked what the age limit is in amateur boxing:
if i remember the rules correctly, there is basically the juniors and regular ams i believe. could be wrong on that.
but the thing with amateur boxing is the experience factor. you don't get matched with people who have 30 fights under thier belts if you only have fought say 5 or 6 times. remembering correctly, it's been a while since i've read the am boxing rule book, your first 10 fights are with other fighters who haven't fought more than 10 times. after 10 fights, you are able to fight boxers with much much more experience and the learning curve steepens quite a bit.Comment
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