Who is the best strength and conditioning coach in the game?

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  1. MVC

    MVC Boxing Junkie banned

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    Ellerbe for me. Floyd always comes in stupidly fit/ripped. Probably some training regiment Leonard utilizes.
     
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    It's not Kell Brook's coach. Keeps getting his ass injured.

    I think Angel may be the best, but he still has to prove himself more. So far I've only seen him with Marquez and Rios. He's working with Pascal now, so we'll see.
     
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    bladerunner El Intocable Full Member

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    Ellerbe is a chest rubbing ****** and a male cheerleader hes not a strength and conditioning coach.
     
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    Well unless anyone here has actually worked with any of them its kinda hard to know!

    Marquez made huge strides because somehow he had managed to make it as far as he did without using ANY S+C coach.

    So any coach at all was going to make huge strides with him
     
  5. MVC

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    Wrong.

    He is currently Floyd's SNC coach, and was Rahman's for a couple of years.

    He's one of the best in the business.
     
  6. it has to be leanord ellerbe hes been in the game for 17 years..is a graduate from harvard and has the best fighter p4p

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  7. MVC

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    He's definitely done a lot for Floyd, probably one of the many reasons why Floyd has been so dominant.
     
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    Rexrapper 1 Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Floyd is his own strength and conditioning coach. I guess you could say his father was this time around.
     
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    nacho berenstein
     
  10. MVC

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    Definitely not. Floyd does train himself from time to time but Leonard is the designated SNC trainer of Floyd's team. Leonard is the one who creates the training regiments.
     
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    me. serious
     
  12. PabstBlueRibbon

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    I'm going with Ariza
     
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    :rofl
     
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    Mackie Shilstone should be in that list too. Helped Holyfield, Jones Jr. & Hopkins all move up in weight and challenge bigger guys (successfully).
     
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    I remember I used to read these forums a while ago, and I saw some guy talking about how good he would be as a strength and conditioning coach. He was quoting some gay ass boxercise class he does. I hope this isn't the same dude; that **** sounded really ****ing gay. :rofl