sweatsuits do work!

[NJFighter91]

Aren't you just losing water weight when you're using a sweat suit, and that you gain it back as soon as you drink all the water you have lost through sweating?

Yeah, that's why there's no advatage of using it weeks before a fight.

[Pork Chop]

at my gym we dont need no sweat suit. since its around 100degrees in san antonio and im in a gym with over 15ppl and no ac. i tend to lose weight pretty damn easy

I don't loose weight easy and generally look like crap no matter what I do, but I definitely agree with you on the gym. I'm in a similar situation up here in Fort Worth, eventho it's a little less hot.

[Rane-Ex54]

I'm pretty gross. I sweat like crazy, even without sweatsuits. In about 1/2 hours of training I go through at least 2 shirts.

[Manfredo Jr]

I wouldn't really run in a sweat suit weeks before since it's not permanent. Only probably a few hours before the weigh in.

LOL go try tht before a fight then, you would be ****ed. you would not last 3 rounds.

[NJFighter91]

That's why I said weigh in. Of course not directly before a fight. After the weigh in, it's good to has lots of carbs the night before.

[Manfredo Jr]

Even when I was on weight for fights I would wear the bags and sweats. I just loved it, the sweat pouring from my body and taking all of the ill toxens with it. I always drank lots of water after words to replenish. Then when your fight does come too your no problem on weight and maybe even be able to consume sensible meals before the weigh-in.

I loved sweating in the gym, the beads of sweat rollinbg everywhere upon my body. At Galaxy, the first thing that was done when the gym opened was to turn up the thermostat. James was Middleweight champ at the time and always liked the gym hot, very hot to help with his constant weight battles. I learned to love it in time, warring it out in extreme heat. One thing to think about, if you are prepared and used to fighting in the extreme heat it will help. You will run acrossed summer time shows where the ring is set up directly beneath the swealtering summers sun. Its an experience the first time, let me tell you. But if you were to have to fight in a colder climate, you would still be fine as long as you warmed up and broke a good sweat. Once you get rolling you'll be plenty warm.

Wear the sweats man, lean that body up and you will be amazed at the muscles that will appear. Be smart about it though, water and vitamins.

Rockin'

i was freezing when i got to my last fight cos we had to wait for thr guard to let us into the prison , plus we were late there , i got in the place and was told i was on next , i had like 5 mins to warm up at the most , i didnt break sweat and was no where near it.
could tht be the reason of me performing bad?

[Manfredo Jr]

That's why I said weigh in. Of course not directly before a fight. After the weigh in, it's good to has lots of carbs the night before.

im amature not pro, i dunno how they do it where your from, we go to the place get weighed in , wait about an hour or 2 and the boxing begins.

[yrrej]

Sure, if you don't mind dehydration, heat exhaustion, and ionic imbalances.....

[Pork Chop]

102 degrees today in the gym. I dunno if it was mental, but I tried to take it easy and i was still dyin. Cut some tough parts outta my workout coz i kinda ran out of time- the tough parts i still did took a lot longer to recover from.

[Manfredo Jr]

102 degrees today in the gym. I dunno if it was mental, but I tried to take it easy and i was still dyin. Cut some tough parts outta my workout coz i kinda ran out of time- the tough parts i still did took a lot longer to recover from.

I am working 11 , 12 hour shifts in the scorching heat (not as hot as Texas or Mexico or anything but hot for where I live), then go do some training after it , this heat makes everything seem so hard!
it also makes me bad tempered