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  • How will moving down in Weight class affect Punching Power?

    I know, I know, there are probably hundreds of threads asking this question...

    but I was wondering how will punching power be affected if you move down in weight class? I am a female who currently weights 123 pounds and 5'4 in height. I am generally healthy with some lean muscle, but definitely have some "softness" aka fat and water weight to lose.

    Would my punching power be significantly affected if I go down in weight to 115 or 112 after proper conditioning? Hypothetically losing fat/water weight but keeping/strengthening the muscle? I've been boxing for less than a year now.


    I know how physics is that punching power comes from MASS * ACCELERATION... but I am known to be "heavy handed" for my size.
    Curious to hear your thoughts and your personal experiences!



    Thank you.

  • #2
    Wait, women boxing exists?

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    • #3
      a girl? here?? wtf man

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      • #4
        lol very funny... Yes, I know that women's boxing is not popular, but I really enjoy it

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        • #5
          Post pics of your body and we can probably give a better judgement by looking at your frame...

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          • #6
            Originally posted by DespicableMi View Post
            I know, I know, there are probably hundreds of threads asking this question...

            but I was wondering how will punching power be affected if you move down in weight class? I am a female who currently weights 123 pounds and 5'4 in height. I am generally healthy with some lean muscle, but definitely have some "softness" aka fat and water weight to lose.

            Would my punching power be significantly affected if I go down in weight to 115 or 112 after proper conditioning? Hypothetically losing fat/water weight but keeping/strengthening the muscle? I've been boxing for less than a year now.


            I know how physics is that punching power comes from MASS * ACCELERATION... but I am known to be "heavy handed" for my size.
            Curious to hear your thoughts and your personal experiences!



            Thank you.

            you might get a better answer if you post in the training and nutrition section

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            • #7
              Originally posted by TheBigLug View Post
              Post pics of your body and we can probably give a better judgement by looking at your frame...
              as perverted as this sounds, its actually correct

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              • #8
                You have a trainer right?? that is who you need to be talking to

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by TMT Hassan View Post
                  as perverted as this sounds, its actually correct
                  It is, i wasn't actually being a pervert

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                  • #10
                    You lose power.

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