alcohol related question!

[DiLLiNGER]

i just got back into training after a 3 month lay off..train 4-5 times a week..get drunk on the weekend most of the time when i go out..can alcohol affect a person who trains in any way ,i mean some people say when u train u sweat it all out anyway.

[F l i c k e r]

Yes, it affects you. It destroys your liver which in turn weakens your kidneys. So, there's your answer.

[Nosferatu]

The fact that you just came back from a 5 month lay off should be even more conservative with the alcohol, you have to bring your body to a high level of competition bro.

Believe me I'm all for getting buzzed with my friends and dancing with girls and having a good time etc but, drinking every weekend is too much when you're trying to compete in boxing at a high level. You will regret it when you're in the ring getting your ass kicked b/c you didn't train to your full potential.

Its like this you want to be the best? Limit your drinking to once a month or so at the most, otherwise risk it and see what happens...hey its all on you..

[DiLLiNGER]

The fact that you just came back from a 5 month lay off should be even more conservative with the alcohol, you have to bring your body to a high level of competition bro.

Believe me I'm all for getting buzzed with my friends and dancing with girls and having a good time etc but, drinking every weekend is too much when you're trying to compete in boxing at a high level. You will regret it when you're in the ring getting your ass kicked b/c you didn't train to your full potential.

Its like this you want to be the best? Limit your drinking to once a month or so at the most, otherwise risk it and see what happens...hey its all on you..

yea u rite ,thanks for advice.

[rmz]

Alcohol can leave you sluggish and with a bad headache, even a couple days after consumption. Plus it's killing your brain cells and damaging your liver. Worst of all for a boxer is that it's a lot of excess calories. It's going to make you fat, especially if you binge. Boxers can't be fat, you'll be slow as hell and who's to say you'll make weight easy with all that extra fat to cut?

[Dynamite Glove]

Salvador drank and still kicked ass.

jk drink as little as possible if you're taking boxing seriously

[DiLLiNGER]

Alcohol can leave you sluggish and with a bad headache, even a couple days after consumption. Plus it's killing your brain cells and damaging your liver. Worst of all for a boxer is that it's a lot of excess calories. It's going to make you fat, especially if you binge. Boxers can't be fat, you'll be slow as hell and who's to say you'll make weight easy with all that extra fat to cut?

thats one thing i hate bout myself..i cant put on any weight ...i tried many times usind those powders..but couldnt gain any weight..im 193 cm and weigh 80 kg..i dont know how many pounds that are..but ur rite it can kill braincells that what im worring about most.

[#1Assassin]

thats one thing i hate bout myself..i cant put on any weight ...i tried many times usind those powders..but couldnt gain any weight..im 193 cm and weigh 80 kg..i dont know how many pounds that are..but ur rite it can kill braincells that what im worring about most.

thats a good thing bro. dont be one of these guys trying to be mike tyson spending more time on how their body looks than how it performs. then fighting guys naturally bigger than themselfs and getting flattened. im 192cm and i fight at 69kg (152lbs). and i used to fight at 64kg (141lbs).

the drinking will slow u down big time. if i drink on a saturday night i feel monday and tuesday pretty much go to waste as far as training is concerned. i feel fine but my body cant reach the level i want it too, and the results of my training suffer. so drinking mess u up both short term and long term. i personally replaced it with weed, much less harmful to the body. only drink on occasion these days.

[Dynamite Glove]

thats a good thing bro. dont be one of these guys trying to be mike tyson spending more time on how their body looks than how it performs. then fighting guys naturally bigger than themselfs and getting flattened. im 192cm and i fight at 69kg (152lbs). and i used to fight at 64kg (141lbs).

the drinking will slow u down big time. if i drink on a saturday night i feel monday and tuesday pretty much go to waste as far as training is concerned. i feel fine but my body cant reach the level i want it too, and the results of my training suffer. so drinking mess u up both short term and long term. i personally replaced it with weed, much less harmful to the body. only drink on occasion these days.

Man I hate to burst your bubble, but your better off drinking a 12 pack a night instead of getting high depending on the level of your opposition. Weed has lasting effects on the body. It basically can make you a limp noodle in a sense, it makes you less aggressive, and can't be good for your lungs.

[UncleSamPatriot]

"Proverbs 20:1 Wine is a mocker, strong drink is raging: and whosoever is deceived thereby is not wise."

Essentially training is to make you stronger, alcohol will only make you weaker, it is poison after all. How many guys are killed in ring but how many people are killed by alcohol every year...