You're ****ing braindead or just don't know how to communicate with English. What is with your weird obsession? My left is my stronger hand, the left to the body is my money punch. I consider myself what I told you before. Do you consider me something different, and does it matter or change anything at all? Stop your spamming please.
Why aren't you banned yet? All you ever contribute to a thread is some irrelevant pictures and an obsession with which hand a boxer wanks with. You need help buddy.
I run XC and am pretty good. I run a 5K in 23 mins so I have the hardest time believing you run double that in only 11 more minutes.
i only mentioned me doing running.. howd you know how my coach trains me? And no im not impressing anyone cause 10k in 35 is not very impressive cause i know all my training parters who do it lower. As mixing numbers up, i was talking to my coach and typing at the same time. Oh and yes, i know that 10K is enough for a boxer. I dont mind you not believing me and i thank you for still answering and keeping it ontopic, most people would just be annoying, reminder 10k is not a very long run and impressing on an internet forum is completely ******ed (in my honest opinion)
well point is how do you run it, most people just start there run, try to reach their max, tire out, slow down. I go for the whole run at a constant 70% speed, when my body feels strong enough i add 10 second sprints. Its not very hard to believe, its just keeping a good constant pace with few sprints and a guy like you can prob do it 3 minutes faster than me. Oh and i use to do quite a few years athletics
Then I'd say that you and you're training partners aren't measuring out your distance correctly. If they're running 10k in around 30 minutes then they'd have to be devoted to running more than they are to boxing. 10k is a long run for a boxer, it's really not necessary or all that beneficial. Intervals are running aswell, that's what you should be doing for boxing. 200, 400 and 800 metre sprints. Learn a bit about energy systems and look at the energy system demands of your sport.
Thanks again for the reply, ill be checking it out soon enough. Im soon heading out and going to time it again and measure it again, thanks.