Damn thats hot. Yuma ehh.... Would suck to live there. Is boxing big?
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Honestly, if your goal is to just cut fat and not fight (is this your goal?) then just have 3 healthy meals a day, have about 2500 calories (ideal male intake) and do your boxing. That will result in weight loss. If you go about having like 1500 cals and then do boxing you'll make yourself sick because instead of using 2500 cals (usual male usage) you'll use like 3000, if not more, because of the boxing but you'll be running on 1500...That means you're running on half what your body needs which will, no doubt, mean rapid weight loss but it might be too quick to be healthy. To be honest, I don't know how many calories you use up boxing but I would imagine it would be more than 500 so if it was, say, nearer 1000 cals used up for boxing, you're looking at a serious deficit.
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Originally posted by giantsbran1227 View PostDamn thats hot. Yuma ehh.... Would suck to live there. Is boxing big?
Boxing is big from a fan standpoint but not from actually getting off your ass and doing it stand point...
Yuma tends to go off of california trends...hince
MMA and UFC are big here...i think like three gyms just opened for those purposes
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Okay so now iam officially confused. One say a thing, another says its wrong.. T.T My goal is to loose fat and get fit to compete in the sport (Fight later on) Kenpo, Its a kind of kickboxing where you need to have lithe legs, decent stamina and not necessarily alot of muscle.. So i'd say right now i need to loose fat.
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Originally posted by giantsbran1227 View PostPlease dont listen to him. You need a post workout meal it is essential in repairing the muscle tissue lost after a hard workout. Carbs are also a must post workout as they aid in the recovery of muscle fiber. Have a good protein carb meal following your workouts.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paleolithic_dietLast edited by Rafael Benitez; 07-25-2008, 01:11 AM.
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