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  • Hilditch88
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    #1

    Help with my amature comeback

    Hey,

    I need some advice on which weight i should bust a gut to drop to. I used to box a few years ago at 72kg (was middleweight) but then got into my weight training etc. Now ive started boxing again and have a fight in September. I was 98kg! But ive managed to get down to 88kg in a month, how far should i drop? 81kg? Lower? Im 5ft 8 aswell.


    Thanks in Advance!
  • soul_survivor
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    #2
    Originally posted by Hilditch88
    Hey,

    I need some advice on which weight i should bust a gut to drop to. I used to box a few years ago at 72kg (was middleweight) but then got into my weight training etc. Now ive started boxing again and have a fight in September. I was 98kg! But ive managed to get down to 88kg in a month, how far should i drop? 81kg? Lower? Im 5ft 8 aswell.


    Thanks in Advance!
    You weigh a lot for a guy who is only 5'8'' but ultimately, it's all about what you feel most comfortable at. If you can drop to about 81kg and still feel healthy, not affect your stamina, why not?

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    • Hilditch88
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      #3
      Cheers mate, yeah the weight has come from years of weightlifting haha. Ill see how i go getting down to 81kg, if i find it easy enough, then ill look into dropping futher

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      • Southpawology
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        #4
        this is really something you should be discussing face to face with your coach not strangers on a boxing message board

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        • Le_Mickster
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          #5
          Originally posted by Southpawology
          this is really something you should be discussing face to face with your coach not strangers on a boxing message board
          +1 it also depend on your fighting style, explosion and so on.

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          • GOT BEEF?
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            #6
            its spelled amateur and wtf is a kg?

            this an murrcan site homie, use pounds.

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            • Citizen Koba
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              #7
              You notice the training and nutrition forum by any chance? Try it.

              And yeah - follow Southpawologys advice too.... take advice from your coach / trainer not random internet guys. He will know you best. And if you ain't got one, find one.

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              • Combat Talk Radio
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                #8
                Originally posted by GOT BEEF?
                its spelled amateur and wtf is a kg?

                this an murrcan site homie, use pounds.
                Kilograms are what us 'Murricans should really be using if we were able to properly teach kids.

                Easy answer (not 100% accurate but it works) Whatever the KG is, double it and you end up with poundage, off by one or two.

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                • Luilun
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                  #9
                  Originally posted by Hilditch88
                  Hey,

                  I need some advice on which weight i should bust a gut to drop to. I used to box a few years ago at 72kg (was middleweight) but then got into my weight training etc. Now ive started boxing again and have a fight in September. I was 98kg! But ive managed to get down to 88kg in a month, how far should i drop? 81kg? Lower? Im 5ft 8 aswell.


                  Thanks in Advance!
                  You will get to weak if you drop to far 178 division and try to emulate the Mike Tyson peek boo style with slipping and boobing and weaving just have some throw punches at you on a daily basis so you get use to slipping punches cause if you don't practice it you won't do it in the ring

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                  • GodOfBoxing
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                    #10
                    Luilun IS the "stranger"/Southpawology

                    talked about HA Ha! I mean......that is a O.K. style but if it's right for YOU we can't know.
                    Nothing wrong with reading here! Nothing wrong with it at all! Your "Coach" might be the incompetent one.
                    Keep in mind that your "COACH" is only FRIEND to you! You should get your OWN MIND INTO THEM FIGHTS! "Coach" can hold you back believe me. "Trying to do what they want"/It's confusing. JUST FIGHT NATURAL! AS YOU TRAINED IS WHAT I MEAN. "FIGHT AS IF YOU ARE A FACTORY (on them moves!)"
                    Practice the "communications" at COACH. [[I will tell the Coach "just to be quiet!"]] ["practice", YES. Makes that I work harder! Real match, NO!]
                    Weight. Your 5'8". I am 5'8" and used to cut to Lightwelter the "old limits" (139lb). I *don't "think in the new weights". But....if you know them you compute it, O.K?
                    I gather your HVY (gonna use "the smart formula....." after!). 5'8" could be anything! Even 119lbs (*former classifications). 125lb next from 119.
                    132 next up from 125. 132LB you then go to 139 (where I "was" at!) next: 147Lb. Next: 156LB (I ended my ama. at 156), 165lb. 178 201lb limit then....201+.
                    Quart of water is 2- lb. You WILL be doing "some" drying out! It's not a big deal. Every 8 hr you DO NOT TAKE LIQUID, you are "drying out" two pounds.
                    I'm a "big time" expert on -drying out- water weight loss. Most boxers WILL do that! If you get "weak" trick is to get your strength back. Few hours "weak" is really Not "weak", "uncomfortable", yes!
                    Talk to me there any time only....call within USA Only PLEASE. Text me first so I know I am in CLEAR! 860-515-7680. EST.
                    I can't tell you things, such as, "specifics" on boxing a Southpaw. But, their is a lot I would help you with!

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