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  • ironalex
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    #1

    Training/roadwork times

    Why do some fighters wake up at 4am for instance and run and train at 12pm? Wouldn't it be smarter to train at 5pm for instance and run later I.e at 11? Or train at 12pm and run at 10 etc. It makes more sense as the fights are always at night. When you train so early and used to training at a certain time then your body isn't as energetic when the fight comes about
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    #2
    Well some amateur fights are pretty early, had one at 10am once.

    I agree though, no point in waking up that early to run, just run when you can and like is what I say,

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    • Trebuh
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      #3
      I wake up and go do my road work at 5am i do it because i like that theres no people, not that many cars and nice fresh air. I guess that it clears my mind and gets me ready for the day

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      • BuakawBanchamek
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        #4
        Originally posted by ironalex
        Why do some fighters wake up at 4am for instance and run and train at 12pm? Wouldn't it be smarter to train at 5pm for instance and run later I.e at 11? Or train at 12pm and run at 10 etc. It makes more sense as the fights are always at night. When you train so early and used to training at a certain time then your body isn't as energetic when the fight comes about

        Jup seems better for overall energy and sleep rythm

        Mike Tyson once said that he stands up at 4am to run not because it is any better for your physical condition but yiur mental condition.

        Doing something you hate both mentally and physically gives you an mental advantage


        Also:

        Your body can recover better if you run, sleep and then train.


        And they are celebs so runninf when everbody is sleeping is not chill because no crazy fans gonna follow you

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        • Boxfan83
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          #5
          Originally posted by ironalex
          Why do some fighters wake up at 4am for instance and run and train at 12pm? Wouldn't it be smarter to train at 5pm for instance and run later I.e at 11? Or train at 12pm and run at 10 etc. It makes more sense as the fights are always at night. When you train so early and used to training at a certain time then your body isn't as energetic when the fight comes about
          I told myself once I got out of the Marines that I would never wake-up to run again. I never seen the point except maybe (to some) the cooler weather but I love running in the heat. I do recall reading a couple different articles saying that the happiest people are the ones that wake up and exercise but thats contrary to me, I am a complete jerk when I am tired and I have to get up earlier than normal. Oh and another benefit is that it does kick start your metabolism...

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          • AHussain123
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            #6
            I think people do the road work in the morning because there is no people on the pavements to avoid, the roads are empty so stopping for traffic is not a problem, I think people hate road work so they want to do it early fresh get it over with.

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            • GTTofAK
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              #7
              Originally posted by ironalex
              Why do some fighters wake up at 4am for instance and run and train at 12pm? Wouldn't it be smarter to train at 5pm for instance and run later I.e at 11? Or train at 12pm and run at 10 etc. It makes more sense as the fights are always at night. When you train so early and used to training at a certain time then your body isn't as energetic when the fight comes about
              Ever tried to run after a long day?

              When you are planing a training routine late night cardio is like wasabi, it seemed like a good idea at the time.

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              • MrMayhem
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                #8
                Honestly I run at 530 just because thats traditional. I work 3rd shift, so besides my evening boxing time the only time I have to run is right when I get off of work.

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