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just sparred a pro ( or he seemed like it) and i got a lil headache on the side of my head to the back..i got hit alot there, so its normal to have a headache right? just makin sure that it aint nothin serious cuz i got a fight dec 8 and i aint trying to have another set back since i just got back from takin a year off boxing..
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It's all personal oppinion if you feel its severe don't spar for a few days next time try not getting tagged so much because it's only putting you farther behind. -
pop some motrin and drink water. probably shouldn't spar as long as you feel pain or grogginess in your head.Comment
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When I first started to box I used to.Comment
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Either, or. Motrin and Advil are the same stuff; ibuprofen. Aspirin works, also.Originally posted by FIGHTING_FLIP View Post
What rj_ct said, above, should be gospel -- it certainly is from my doc: DO NOT SPAR WITH A HEADACHE. PERIOD. EVER. Read up on Second Impact Syndrome. It's real, and it's a threat in our sport.
Rest up, hit the bag and the pads if you feel restless. But no sparring until your headache goes away.Comment
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I heard Calzaghe doesnt spar much only when it near the bout he spar lightlyComment
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I get them too, but I think its a bad sign. I think its a good idea to take a day off if you get a bad one. If you do train I'd stay away from the heavy bag too because that can send some impact back up and jar your head a little too... not much but its better to rest. I've also heard that staying well hydrated can help avoid concussions or help recover or something. I don't remember the details of why but it sounded logical and can't hurt either way.Comment
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the first week of sparring yea... after that i'm use to it... but when i took 2 months off and came back.. it happened again.Comment
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i usually just get a cracking jaw! kinda stiff the next day!Comment
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