How many rounds of training do you usually do in the boxing gym?

Discussion in 'Boxing Training' started by HeavilyBeastin, Sep 28, 2011.


  1. HeavilyBeastin

    HeavilyBeastin New Member Full Member

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    I'm just assuming everybody trains in rounds, and not just 10,20, 30 min, etc. of work then some rest. I usually go for just 12-15 rounds. 3 shadowboxing, 3 sparring, 3 or 6 heavy bag, 3 jumprope is pretty much the set routine. On days I do 12 rounds training, I like to throw in some extra conditioning.
     
  2. cheech

    cheech Well-Known Member Full Member

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    About twenty, thirty second breaks, three min rounds
     
  3. Bogotazo

    Bogotazo Amateur Full Member

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    With strength and conditioning exercises included, about 15-20.
     
  4. Juxhin

    Juxhin Guest

    14-16 rounds regular, when i have good days i go up to 20 (strength and condition Excluded)
     
  5. PESTFROMWEST

    PESTFROMWEST Member Full Member

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    With Strenght and conditioning can be anuthing around 15-18 3 mins rounds with 30 seconds break
     
  6. KillSomething

    KillSomething Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Depends what day. Some it would be a coach who made us do 18 rounds of whatever.
    2 Shadowbox
    1 DE Bag
    2-4 Sparring (or Mitts)
    Jumprope
    3 Heavybag
    3 DE Bag
    3 Speed Bag
    3 Shadowboxing

    Some days the coaches (different gym) emphasized sparring drills:
    3 Shadowboxing
    8-12 Sparring Drills
    3-4rds burpee conditioning
    Shadowbox/jumprope

    Some days just:
    1-2rds shadowboxing
    3-4rds hard sparring
    3rds heavybag
    1rd shadowboxing
     
  7. scrap

    scrap Boxing Addict Full Member

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    10 enough, depends what you do, depends on the warm up.
     
  8. Nipple

    Nipple I hate my username banned

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    3 - Skipping

    8 - On the bags (5 on the Heavy, 3 on the Floor-To-Ceiling)

    2 - Shadow Boxing

    Done.
     
  9. RightHooker

    RightHooker Active Member Full Member

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    When I'm motivated and in full training:

    15 minutes skipping straight

    5 rounds shadow boxing with ropes set up across the ring to work head movement.

    Sparring, depends on who I have. If it's hard sparring, 4-6 rounds. If it's people who are smaller/less experience then 6-8. I like hard sparring 3x/week but it just depends who shows up on what days. Sometimes I'm lucky to get anything.

    6 rounds heavy bag. Some rounds working power, some speed, some footowork/movement

    3 rounds double end bag but now my gym doesn't have one :-(

    3 round conditioning circuit of some sort if I didn't spar.