Monday-Run mile boxing training-heavy bag,circling, shadow boxing, speed bag, defense drills, body sparring, focus mitts, jump rope, punching pad abs Tuesday-run mile boxing training-same as monday Wednesday-run mile boxing training-timing bag, slip bag, circling, heavy bag, focus mitts, light sparring drills, body sparring weight training Thursday-Sparring Friday-rest Saturday-same as wednesday/weight training Sunday-conditioning/weight training Should I add anything? The reason I spar to the body so much is because I don't have alot of time to go running and try to supplement it with body sparring.
Monday to Friday: Boxing training at the gym (mitts, heavy bag, sparring etc.) + Jumping rope... Monday, Wednesday and Friday: Gymnastics at the boxing gym.(abs, core strength, push ups etc.) I can also do this on Tuesday and Thursday but that would be too much for the muscles I think, so I keep those days strictly for technical training. Saturday: Running + Overall leg strength training with machines + sometimes some extra abs/obliques training. Finishing off with sauna. Sunday: Rest
Recently do to a few moves I havent been able to train in any BJJ so im basically just using boxing for my combat training. Sunday - 20 minutes on the Treadmill, Some Abwork, Just some hard Weight Training using every main muscle group. Monday - Run 4 miles, 3 rounds Shadow Box with Weights, 3 rounds Shadow Box manily focusing on footwork, Bagwork (Double-End Bag,Heavy Bag), 200 situps, 50 Pushups. Tuesday - Rest Wednesday - 25 minutes on the Treadmill then some Weight Training and Abs. Thursday - Run 4 miles, 3 rounds Weighted Shadow Boxing, 3 rounds footwork Shadow Boxing, Double-End and Heavybag, 200 situps and 50 pushups. Friday - 15 minutes on the treadmill, Weight training focusing on all major body parts, Then a nice Swim. Saturday - 3 mile run then I finish up with a 100 yard sprint, Later some simple bag work (Heavybag and Double-End) Ab work. I have a job now and start next week so soon ill go back to a Boxing or possibly a BJJ gym and get a better workout and try to get some PRO fights.
monday wednesday and fridays boxing training. tuesdays i do sprints or other forms of conditioning (circuit training) thursdays plyometrics saturdays i lift and sundays i rest.
It's interesting, the variety throughout each person's schedule anyway, monday, wednesday, friday - strength training (calisthenics, plyos and weights), and boxing (jumping rope, shadow boxing, sometimes mitts, heavy bag, speed bag) with core and neckwork tuesday, thursday- sprints, boxing at gym (jumping rope, mitts, some heavybag, sparring) saturday - some light boxing, maybe a run sunday - maybe a run, mainly rest
Monday - 2 hours at the gym. Tuesday - 2 mile+ run. Wednesday - 2 hours at the gym. Thursday - 2 mile+ run. Friday - Hour+ workout at home. Weekend - Manual labour - Lots of digging, sledgehammering etc. Good for old school training
When in the gym how many rounds do you train? Last night I : ran 1 mile 4 rds of jump rope 2 rds of show boxing 3 rds heavy bag 3 rds speed bag 1 rd circling 1 rd throw punches while friend blocked @ 30% 1 rd blocking 1 rd sparring to body 1 rd punching big pad 17 rounds does not sound like alot. I was thinking of doing 4 rounds of everything. I think 20-25 rounds should be good.
monday-thursday 1 mile run to the gym 3 rounds jump rope 3 rounds speed bag 3 rounds heavy bag 30 pullups 500- ab excercises 200- pushups in sets 100- squats 3-5 rounds sparring friday 6 mile run in the morning 3 rounds jump rope 3 rounds speed bag 3 rounds heavy bag 30 pullups 500 ab excercises 200 pushups 100 squats 5 rounds sparring Saturday weight workout sunday rest i hope to be able to do friday workouts mon-sat by the end of the year
run every morning mon-fri (tues an thurs sprints) monday night = boxing gym tuesday night= i go to a gym to do swimming treadmill maybe a few weight machines and what not. wednesday=boxing training thursday=same as tuesday friday= boxing traing weekend= rest
I generally do 8 rounds on the heavybag, 8 rounds of skipping and 2 rounds on the pads. Getting back into it after a year out due to a back injury so no sparring as of yet, that will replace a few skipping rounds when I'm asked to do it.
Go to gym tuesday and wednsday. All rounds are 3 minutes, and break is 1 minute. I stretch before I start. 1. Shadow box and dance around ring for 3 rounds. 2. Hit heavybag for 4 rounds, the last minute of each round I punch as hard and fast as I can for the full minute. 3. Do 80 situps in a row on an incline board set at a 45 degree angle with a 5lbs weight on my chest. 4. Jump rope for 4 rounds (no brake for the first 2) 5. Hit the mits for 4 rounds 6. Run on tread mill for 15 min. 7. Hit double end bag for 3 rounds 8. Hit speed bag for 4 rounds 9. Bob and weave under rope for 2 rounds. This is the usual schedual I have. Obviously sometimes it gets switched up. When I spar, I will drop doing the mits, treadmill (until after wards) and I do everything else, just not quite so long. Like I might only hit the heavybag for 2 rounds with out the all out at the end.
mines pretty basic right now: 1 mile every morning (just started running, knock it up to 2 miles soon) Boxing gym(every monday, tuesday, and thursday): stretch, 3x10 push ups, 3x10 situps, 3x10 supermans 6-8 rounds jump rope 4 rounds heavy bag 4 rounds double end bag When possible, 2 rounds of mitts, sparring, or ring work with another guy... 4 rounds doing what my coach calls "the line", basically jumping over a line different ways, just to get a little easier on my feet and a little extra cardio. its pretty simple right now, but im trying to get into shape, so i do a lot of jump roping plan on working A LOT harder when i get my license, so i can be there consistently, and join another non boxing gym so i could do other training
Mon, tue, thur, Run 2 miles Stretch off Run 2 miles back to gym including hill sprints and stairs Stretch off 6 x skip 10 x bag couple of rounds shadow boxing Either pad work or sparring Circuit Wed, fri, sun 4 x Shadow boxing 10 x 1 minute rounds skip 15 sec breaks 6 x 1 minute bags 15 sec breaks 4 x 30 secs bags 10 sec breaks 4 x 15 secs bags 5 sec breaks Hard Circuit