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  • RonnieCOleman
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    #1

    wrestling training vs boxing training

    what's the most toughest?? I've heard from a couple of others wrestling conditioning is extremely grueling. I just want to hear some opinions from the guys who've wrestled before getting into boxing.
  • SpeedKillz
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    #2
    i wrestled in high school and yes the conditioning is absolutely brutal, and the sport is also brutal.

    if i had to pick one thats tougher, i would go with boxing definitely, with wrestling knocking right on the door.

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    • 2swell k-wells
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      #3
      Originally posted by SpeedKillz
      i wrestled in high school and yes the conditioning is absolutely brutal, and the sport is also brutal.

      if i had to pick one thats tougher, i would go with boxing definitely, with wrestling knocking right on the door.
      You got probably 2 of the most important MMA basics writting all over you

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      • SpeedKillz
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        #4
        Originally posted by 2swell k-wells
        You got probably 2 of the most important MMA basics writting all over you
        cool.... but i'm all boxer swells, you know that!

        but thanx anyway...

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        • 2swell k-wells
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          #5
          Originally posted by SpeedKillz
          cool.... but i'm all boxer swells, you know that!

          but thanx anyway...
          Ya, no prob man, its just good ya took wrestling too.

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          • SpeedKillz
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            #6
            Originally posted by 2swell k-wells
            Ya, no prob man, its just good ya took wrestling too.
            yea i always liked fighting sports since i was young, started boxing when i was 12, but high school obviously didnt have a boxing team (unfortunately), so wrestling was the next best. never realized how hard it was til i was real into it. wrestled from like 8th grade on, stopped after i graduated.

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            • Verstyle
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              #7
              I did Folk style,Roman-Greco and Freestyle wrestling for 3 years. Wrestling ABSOLUTELY PWNS Boxing. Hands down,its not even close. In Boxing you can coast to a victory,in Wrestling you gotta work for that ****.

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              • SpeedKillz
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                #8
                Originally posted by VERSATILE2K7
                I did Folk style,Roman-Greco and Freestyle wrestling for 3 years. Wrestling ABSOLUTELY PWNS Boxing. Hands down,its not even close. In Boxing you can coast to a victory,in Wrestling you gotta work for that ****.
                yea thats a good point. but imo u gotta be in better shape to be a boxer. going 12 hard rounds is no joke. daily gym workouts for boxers are just as hard if not harder than wrestling workouts. i choose boxing. but u make a good point vers.

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                • mikey5time
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                  #9
                  Wrestling work outs are harder if you look at the aspect of professional vs amateur.

                  Whereas there is no basis to study professional LEGITIMATE wrestling, you can't compare a college athlete against a pro.

                  At olympic levels? Wrestling.

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                  • DA1CATAS
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                    #10
                    I've done wrestling training...

                    The only thing that makes it a lil tougher is because your lifting body weight so often... I was sore a tad easier with wrestling too.

                    Thats the only difference.. Definitely more tired when i spar though...rolling on the ground and keeping grasp just didnt seem to tire me out as much.. even when i lost.

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