Everybodys training routine

Discussion in 'Boxing Training' started by jimmie, Apr 24, 2008.


  1. Nigel_Benn

    Nigel_Benn Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Wow i can only train once a day and as im not competing in boxing any longer i do 3 days of Roadwork and 3 days of Weights wish i had the time to train more often.
     
  2. sheff-fighter

    sheff-fighter ` Full Member

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    Sorry if this appears rude, but when do you people work? Your training seems to clash with most working hours....
     
  3. right_hook_roye

    right_hook_roye Member Full Member

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    Just graduated college my class schedule in school was just right for my routine which was after after lunch. I always make sure i fix my class schedules on times when i dont train. as of now i just graduated so im concentrating on training for 2 to 3 months before i look for work :good
     
  4. joekirkbycobra

    joekirkbycobra King Of The Ring Full Member

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    before school and after school
     
  5. loveforboxing

    loveforboxing Active Member Full Member

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    I am still in college I work 30 hours/week and this is my training:
    Monday
    Boxing( Stretching, 3x3 jump rope, 3x3 shadow boxing, 3x3 heavybag, 3x3 double end bag, 3x3 speed bag, some exercise for abs and and then neck weights, 3 minutes jumping rope to cool down)
    Tuesday
    Run 3 miles with 4x200 sprints

    weight training later on that day

    Wednesday
    Boxing (same as Monday)

    Thursday
    Run 3 miles

    weight training later on that day

    Friday

    Run 3 miles

    weight training later on that day

    Saturday off

    Sunday
    Working on some movements training with elastic cords and some light training.


    I don't have time for anything else.
     
  6. Nwil

    Nwil Active Member Full Member

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    i would forget about high-rep weightlifting - you get endurance from all the other training you do. Two days is probably fine, maybe three...aim for 3-5 reps. but not **** like bicep curls...stuff like snatches and squats
     
  7. truepwrz

    truepwrz getting better and better Full Member

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    for me i am not training for a fight within 3months so this is just to keep me in shape

    hit the gym 7-8am either jogging, sprints, or swimming whichever i feel like doing(mon-sat)

    (mon-thurs)
    7-8pm basic muay thai class-cals follow by padwork
    8-9pm itermediate muay thai class-padwork
    9-10pm clinch training

    saturday
    2-3pm basic muay thai class
    3-4pm itermidiate muay thai class
    4-5 sparring
     
  8. cool-cat

    cool-cat Well-Known Member Full Member

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    I do session of weights then calisthenics
    4x2 minute rounds of punching with weights in my hands
    8-10x2 miute rounds on heavy bag
    5x30sec's flat out on bag
    optional 10 miute skipping
     
  9. Zhaakal

    Zhaakal Well-Known Member Full Member

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    I box on monday, wednesday and friday, every othe day i go to a gymnasium to do other things.

    Boxing ( 3 days ) :

    About an hour for a full body warm up, going over all the punches, practising some combos.
    After that
    about 5-7 rounds of sparring
    about 3 rounds on the bag
    and 2 rounds on the mitts
    200 push-ups and 500 reps for abs
    stretching

    Non boxing days ( 4 days ) :

    45 minute run ( about 9 km )
    25-30 minutes of skiping rope
    200 push ups
    900 abs
    5, 6, 7, 8, 10 pull ups
    100 back exercises
    Throwing the medicine ball in a punching motion 200 times with both hands
    stretching
     
  10. cool-cat

    cool-cat Well-Known Member Full Member

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    strength training calesthenics workout
    8x2 minute round on heavy bag
    4x2 minute round with weigths in hand
    5 minutes shadow boxing
    10 minutes skipping

    is road workout necessary

    this is my home workout
    in the club we do sparrin and pads
     
  11. boxingtactics07

    boxingtactics07 Active Member Full Member

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    I'm currently out of boxing (most likely temporarily), but I still workout at home to keep in shape. My trainer stops by to say hi from time to time since we are friends first, business second. This is my current routine.

    Jump-Rope Intervals 3X's a week (M, W, F)
    Morning Runs: 30-Minute Run (T,T,S)

    Daily:
    15-minutes of Jump-Rope
    9X3 Rounds Boxing (Heavy, Speed, Floor-To-Ceiling Bag)
    400 calisthenics (50 Pullups, 50 Chinups, 100 Hindu Squats, 100 Knuckle Pushups, 100 Medicine Ball Situps).

    That is the total daily workout, but I do it in a crossfit fashion. 15-minutes jump-rope, 1 rounds calisthenics, 1 round boxing, 1 round calisthenics, 1 round boxing, 1 round calisthenics, etc.
     
  12. ajay11

    ajay11 Original Convict Full Member

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    Monday: Boxing (playstation) :boxer

    Tuesday: Masturbation with foreign objects (No, not the ones made in Taiwan) :wtf

    Wednesday: Psychoanalysis Therapy :nutcase

    Thursday: Narcotics Anonymus (as my canary's sponsor) :cannabis

    Friday: Satanic Bible Study :devil

    Saturday: Bestiality and Bondage sessions :lama

    Sunday: Picnic as Boy Scout Leader :prison
     
  13. boxingtactics07

    boxingtactics07 Active Member Full Member

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    :-( Picnic as a boy scout leader is just a little too weird for my taste.
     
  14. viru§™

    viru§™ Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    I started Crossfit last week. Best conditioning I've ever done. I like how random it all is.

    For Time
    Complete all reps of each exercise before moving to the next.
    • 100 Pull-ups
    • 100 Push-ups
    • 100 Sit-ups
    • 100 Squats
    5 rounds for time
    • 20 Pull-ups
    • 30 Push-ups
    • 40 Sit-ups
    • 50 Squats
    For time.
    Partition the pull-ups, push-ups, and squats as needed. Start and finish with a mile run. If you've got a twenty pound vest or body armor, wear it.
    • 1 mile Run
    • 100 Pull-ups
    • 200 Push-ups
    • 300 Squats
    • 1 mile Run
    50-40-30-20 and 10 rep rounds; for time
    • Double-unders
    • Sit-ups
    A few random examples.
     
  15. Orishaman

    Orishaman I tell it like it is.... Full Member

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    Early roadwork...30 minutes..yeap I am back to jogging in the AM..MY KNEES GOT THEIR SECOND AIR!!

    Afternoon MWF- Cardio/plaeometric workout 1 hour-includes jogging (aerobic), sprinting (anaerobix), dynamic tension, parabolic mill, and spinning...

    Weight: chest, shoulders, legs...

    Boxing- 6 rounds HB, speed bag 3 rounds....push ups...sit ups....

    Tu-TH- same as above...
    Weight: Arms, pectorials...

    Sat:

    Same as above...no weights,

    Boxing the same...