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  • John125
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    Starting Boxing; and diet

    quick question before the diet. I only found one gym near me, and it charges $50 a month for an open gym that is only open 3 hours 5 days a week and 2 hours saturday Do you guys pay similar amounts? We spar twice a week on tuesday and thursday. Seems pretty steep to me but it is the ONLY gym in the city (of schenectady) if anyone knows of anothe gym in schenectdy id apreciate it.
    So my other question is on diet. Right now i weigh in at 135lbs and im 5'8" i need to get down to 132. Dont think it should be to hard, i have a little bit of stomache fat. So what should i be eating? Heres a list of some foods im thinking of centering my diet around, any aditions and critique are appreciated
    Fruits (g****s, oranges, peaches, apples)
    vegetables (brocli)
    brown rice
    pasta
    yams
    beans
    oatmeal
    chicken
    lean beef
    tuna
    eggs
    fish
    potatoe
    squash
    whole weat cereal (frosted flakes and oats)
    pretzels
    animal crackers (im addicted)
    skim milk
    sliced ham and cheese (sndwiches) white bread
    pb+J
    romen noodles
    spaggeti or spagetti O's

    Are their any bad foods in my diet?
    Anyone know of some vegetables that dont hve to be cooked? i hate cooking. I dont have an oven ($30 just to turn on the gass!) so i use a microwave and anyone whos had microwaved corn can tell yea its no good lol
    Last edited by John125; 08-04-2009, 11:14 PM. Reason: more food stuffs
  • Sox8055
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    #2
    Originally posted by John125
    quick question before the diet. I only found one gym near me, and it charges $50 a month for an open gym that is only open 3 hours 5 days a week and 2 hours saturday Do you guys pay similar amounts? We spar twice a week on tuesday and thursday. Seems pretty steep to me but it is the ONLY gym in the city (of schenectady) if anyone knows of anothe gym in schenectdy id apreciate it.
    So my other question is on diet. Right now i weigh in at 135lbs and im 5'8" i need to get down to 132. Dont think it should be to hard, i have a little bit of stomache fat. So what should i be eating? Heres a list of some foods im thinking of centering my diet around, any aditions and critique are appreciated
    Fruits (g****s, oranges, peaches, apples)
    vegetables (brocli)
    brown rice
    pasta
    yams
    beans
    oatmeal
    chicken
    lean beef
    tuna
    eggs
    fish
    potatoe
    squash

    Anyone know of some vegetables that dont hve to be cooked? i hate cooking. I dont have an oven ($30 just to turn on the gass!) so i use a microwave and anyone whos had microwaved corn can tell yea its no good lol
    $50 aint much for a gym.

    As in matter of fact, anything towards making you a better person physically and healthy aint of limit to me.

    However, only 3 hours M-F???wtf

    and only 2hrs on Saturdays.

    It's up to you if you want to join bro, I only pay $20 for mine a month, and its dam nice plus lots of hours that I can go at. I would gladly pay 30 bucks more if they ever raise it.

    and almost everything in your food list is correct.

    I think you should have no problem going down to 132. I would think that with those foods and boxing, you can probably even go downer, depending on how your body reacts to it.

    Although, be sure to add A Little fat to that diet.

    Dont just erase fat from your diet. It's a bad habit.
    Last edited by Sox8055; 08-04-2009, 11:16 PM.

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    • _original_
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      #3
      Originally posted by John125
      quick question before the diet. I only found one gym near me, and it charges $50 a month for an open gym that is only open 3 hours 5 days a week and 2 hours saturday Do you guys pay similar amounts? We spar twice a week on tuesday and thursday. Seems pretty steep to me but it is the ONLY gym in the city (of schenectady) if anyone knows of anothe gym in schenectdy id apreciate it.
      So my other question is on diet. Right now i weigh in at 135lbs and im 5'8" i need to get down to 132. Dont think it should be to hard, i have a little bit of stomache fat. So what should i be eating? Heres a list of some foods im thinking of centering my diet around, any aditions and critique are appreciated
      Fruits (g****s, oranges, peaches, apples)
      vegetables (brocli)
      brown rice
      pasta
      yams
      beans
      oatmeal
      chicken
      lean beef
      tuna
      eggs
      fish
      potatoe
      squash
      whole weat cereal (frosted flakes and oats)
      pretzels
      animal crackers (im addicted)
      skim milk
      sliced ham and cheese (sndwiches) white bread
      pb+J
      romen noodles
      spaggeti or spagetti O's

      Are their any bad foods in my diet?
      Anyone know of some vegetables that dont hve to be cooked? i hate cooking. I dont have an oven ($30 just to turn on the gass!) so i use a microwave and anyone whos had microwaved corn can tell yea its no good lol
      The bolded ones are not the healhtiest choices, but if you're eating them in moderation I'm sure you'll be fine.....your choice of food looks great, good luck man

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      • lilevil
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        #4
        5 days a week 2 hours is plenty for amature boxing. u dont want to get worn down. Just run and that schedule will be great

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        • John125
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          #5
          Originally posted by Sox8055
          $50 aint much for a gym.

          As in matter of fact, anything towards making you a better person physically and healthy aint of limit to me.

          However, only 3 hours M-F???wtf

          and only 2hrs on Saturdays.

          It's up to you if you want to join bro, I only pay $20 for mine a month, and its dam nice plus lots of hours that I can go at. I would gladly pay 30 bucks more if they ever raise it.

          and almost everything in your food list is correct.

          I think you should have no problem going down to 132. I would think that with those foods and boxing, you can probably even go downer, depending on how your body reacts to it.

          Although, be sure to add A Little fat to that diet.

          Dont just erase fat from your diet. It's a bad habit.
          Yea it sucks, but luckily the hours work for my schedule.
          Thanks hopefuly i can get below 132

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          • John125
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            #6
            Originally posted by _original_
            The bolded ones are not the healhtiest choices, but if you're eating them in moderation I'm sure you'll be fine.....your choice of food looks great, good luck man
            pretzels
            animal crackers
            romen noodles
            spagetti O's

            Realy? Im kinda suprised PB+J isnt on there because its kind of high in fat. Also suprised Romen Noodles are unhealthy? I thought they were basically just noodles; a good carb.

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            • John125
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              #7
              Originally posted by lilevil
              5 days a week 2 hours is plenty for amature boxing. u dont want to get worn down. Just run and that schedule will be great
              Yea 2 hours s fine for a workout, it just sucks that they arent open more so you can come when you want imo. I plan on running and lifting along with boxing, havent started yet because i find im sore every morning haha but when i adjust ill start running and then hopefully getting in the weight room some 3 times a week

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              • -PedoBear-
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                #8
                Originally posted by John125
                pretzels
                animal crackers
                romen noodles
                spagetti O's

                Realy? Im kinda suprised PB+J isnt on there because its kind of high in fat. Also suprised Romen Noodles are unhealthy? I thought they were basically just noodles; a good carb.
                ramen noodles are high in sodium = BAD
                pb is high in fat but mostly unsaturated, which isnt bad

                for losing weight your main goal is getting rid of unnecessary calories...

                the white bread should go asap and be replaced with 100% whole wheat..

                spaghetti Os are high in sodium too, and not alot of nutritional content
                animal crackers are just wasted carbs and calories... they add no benefit

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                • Sox8055
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                  #9
                  Originally posted by lilevil
                  5 days a week 2 hours is plenty for amature boxing. u dont want to get worn down. Just run and that schedule will be great
                  ya, but not for 50$ IMO.
                  Originally posted by John125
                  Yea it sucks, but luckily the hours work for my schedule.
                  Thanks hopefuly i can get below 132
                  if it works for you, then by all means do it man.

                  I have to start going to school on Morning and Afternoon Saturdays next Semester.

                  However, it fits perfectly into my boxing training. So I have to sacrifice something.

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                  • MikeT86
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                    #10
                    Originally posted by -PedoBear-
                    ramen noodles are high in sodium = BAD
                    pb is high in fat but mostly unsaturated, which isnt bad

                    for losing weight your main goal is getting rid of unnecessary calories...

                    the white bread should go asap and be replaced with 100% whole wheat..

                    spaghetti Os are high in sodium too, and not alot of nutritional content
                    animal crackers are just wasted carbs and calories... they add no benefit
                    Ramen noodles are also fried so they're ridiculously fatty high salt no protien empty carbs.

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