Originally posted by Mokib
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"Base fitness" and running
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When you're running distance for boxing you gotta run hard and push yourself. its not about cruising along taking it easy.
For amateurs, try get FAST over 5km. The more hills along your route, the better. Do this twice a week. Then once per week, do a HIIT session. 10x100m, 4x800m, 6x600m, 8x400m, things like that. Keep rests between 30 seconds and 1 minute.
Theres really no need to run more then 3 times a week, honestly. You don't wanna burn your legs out too much for sparring. And strength training shouldn't be neglected either (for adults especially).
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Originally posted by Rockin' View PostIt also builds strong legs, which is essential in boxing...….Rockin'
Squats and deadlifts will make your legs really, truly strong and explosive.
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Originally posted by TheReadyTimeBoy View PostI know what you're saying Rockin, however I feel that its more 'conditioning' of the legs, rather then true strength.
Squats and deadlifts will make your legs really, truly strong and explosive.
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Originally posted by Rockin' View PostSquats are good too. In my senior year of high school I was fighting at 139 and I took a weight training course in school. I maxed at 305 squat. I give that to the running...….Rockin'
Did you feel like it helped your punching power?
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