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    Im a 15 yr old boy and ive been going boxing for about 3 months now! i thik i may be having my first fight in about 3 months time. i go boxing every tuesday and thursday and im gonna start going gym on a wednesday.
    Does anyone have any exercices or workouts that i can do at home in my spare time to improve my strength/stamina?

  • #2
    skipping for stamina, press-ups, heavybag for strength. remember, most boxers rarely use dumbells because having high mass of muscles is counterproductive

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    • #3
      Originally posted by jberg View Post
      skipping for stamina, press-ups, heavybag for strength. remember, most boxers rarely use dumbells because having high mass of muscles is counterproductive
      I do low weights just to get my muscles to tierd Just so its less notivable in a fight (or sparring as is the case for me atm)

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      • #4
        Well i'm 14, i'm lifting wieghts until i turn 15 then i'm going to stop probably for the rest of my life.

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        • #5
          Skipping helps a lot for stamina. Burpees also.

          What I do at home is jump rope, arm rotations, a lot of ab work, squats (no weight, but a lot of repetitions, pushups, shadowboxing, and pullups.

          Good luck on your fight.

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          • #6
            lol, you choose the year 14-15 to lift weights and then not do it again.
            are you trying to stunt growth?
            ive been lifting lightly for a year or so, but its infrequent and light weight. what you want to do is shadow box with 2kgs and stuff.

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            • #7
              Yeah, I really want to gain weight. And i want to be 150 by the time i turn 15 in December. Im 125-130 right now.

              But anyways you should skip rope to build stamina, and use heavy bag for strength.

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              • #8
                thanks for tha help

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                • #9
                  go to a 100m track or the length of a footy pitch or something and do 4x4. thats sprint the first lenght and jog back (that counts as 1) do it 4 times then have a 60 second rest after 60 secs do 4 more and so on.....

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by Tyson123 View Post
                    Well i'm 14, i'm lifting wieghts until i turn 15 then i'm going to stop probably for the rest of my life.
                    why? lol :S

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