chaning weight

Discussion in 'Boxing Training' started by Perky300, Nov 3, 2009.


  1. Perky300

    Perky300 Member Full Member

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    just found out my fight in dec with be light welter at 63.5 insted of 64 from last year, i know its only half a k but not sure if i should move up to the next category which is 67...

    just now with 5weeks to the fight i'm sitting at around 65, i make 64 relatively easy just have an early meal day before weigh in then leave food till its over the next morning and ofcourse discpline with what i'm eating

    i tried to make 63.5 before and made it but the fight got cancelled and i did struggle a little to make 63.5 so i dont know how i would of fought

    i'm 6ft which is pretty big for light welter (63.5) and still reasonably big for 67 and i've got the power (ko'd a guy in my first fight in 12secs)

    its a toss up between having a comfortable prep with the focus on puttin on a k in good weight and not having the height advantage or trying to make 63.5 and having a huge height and power advantage but may be slightly weight drained...


    what do you's think?
     
  2. Jack Johnson

    Jack Johnson Member Full Member

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    Sep 17, 2009
    that really is up to you, if you felt it was that much of a strain on your body to go down an extra half k i wouldnt.
     
  3. Youngblood

    Youngblood Active Member Full Member

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    Little bit of running and a good morning **** and you're good to go @ 63.5. If ya want to fight heavier, start carb loading but keep the cardio up to speed too. this means strictly sprints, preferable tabatas or intense HIIT. That way you won't be shakin the weight u trying to add by slow burning distance running, and still gettin the cardio benefit.