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  • Yael The Great
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    Boxing Nutrition for weight loss

    Hello, I am 16 and overweight and have recently started boxing for weight loss and to learn the sport.My trainer has given me so advice on certain things I should eat, g**** fruits and apples, but what should I eat to significantly lose weight and supplement my training, any help would be appreciated.
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    What's your current diet like?

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    • Yael The Great
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      #3
      Originally posted by Squirrel
      What's your current diet like?
      Breakfast- i have oatmeal, eggs with toast, or cereal, usually washed with a cup of chocolate milk.

      Lunch- Salad with chicken, BLT, or a chicken sandwhich with lettuce tamatos and BBQ and washed down with water.

      After boxing - i have an apple and water on the ride home.

      Dinner- Baccala (fish) with Verdad (variation of cooked vetebles), Chicken with rice and gandules, or pasta with ground beef.

      I usually have 10 glasses of water a day- I am very thirsty

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      • Squirrel
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        #4
        Excellent diet.

        Two things though:

        1. How are your energy levels? you don't seem to eat much. Do you recover well from training?

        2. You might want to invest in a protein supplement to increase the amount of protein in your diet.

        don't be afraid of putting more dairy into your diet, like cheese and milk. As well as yoghurts, nuts and more fruit.

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        • Yael The Great
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          #5
          Originally posted by Squirrel
          Excellent diet.

          Two things though:

          1. How are your energy levels? you don't seem to eat much. Do you recover well from training?

          2. You might want to invest in a protein supplement to increase the amount of protein in your diet.

          don't be afraid of putting more dairy into your diet, like cheese and milk. As well as yoghurts, nuts and more fruit.
          Everyday I feel fresh, except for soreness, but I am always ready and well rested, as for suplements my mom doesn't neccesaraly care for them, what should i eat after my workout to not be too drained on my ride back.

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          • ChowAce
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            #6
            Got a question about protein. Im a boxer myself and will compete in my first fight on September. I am 6' ft tall and weigh 180 pounds. I don't want to loose muscle but want to cut a bit of weight. What should my daily intake of proteins be?

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            • NECK SNAPPER
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              #7
              train hard lots of cardio.dont eat right before bed time.
              no whole milk / bread / cake / candy they all made you puffy.

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              • Squirrel
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                #8
                Not sure what this guy means by puffy.

                Eating before bed time i've never had an issue with, always been fine for me.

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                • Trick
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                  #9
                  Originally posted by NECK SNAPPER
                  train hard lots of cardio.dont eat right before bed time.
                  no whole milk / bread / cake / candy they all made you puffy.
                  WHITE bread. Whole grain bread is pretty good. Only if you're super desperate to lose weight would I avoid bread entirely.

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