How many times do you do boxing specific training per week?

Discussion in 'Boxing Training' started by ElGalloNegro, Oct 2, 2010.


  1. Celtic Warrior

    Celtic Warrior Active Member Full Member

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    5 or 6 if I can make it. Anyone starting out should be at the gym as much as possible. Practice makes permanent!
     
  2. paloalto00

    paloalto00 Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    With my new trainer we do sparring drills everyday, <<<< it's light contact. We also work a lot on technique, after each round he gives us a talk and fixes what we did wrong; if we feel odd about it he finds away that would work better for us
     
  3. norfolkinchance

    norfolkinchance Active Member Full Member

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    sounds like a good trainer, so many are absolutely shite imo! if you can only get to gym then shadowboxing for 125 minutes a day really thinking about what you are doing in front odf a mirror slowly and getting the technique right will work wonders.
     
  4. norfolkinchance

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  5. paloalto00

    paloalto00 Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Way better than my old trainer who made us do nothing but bag drills. My new trainer is a bit obsessed with mitts though xD
     
  6. ElGalloNegro

    ElGalloNegro Member Full Member

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    I like mitt work.

    I am yet to increase my training sessions from 2 days to more because I want to.

    I wanted to go out for a run today but I didn't since it is raining continously, I just hate the rain.
     
  7. paloalto00

    paloalto00 Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    What!?! I love the rain!
     
  8. ElGalloNegro

    ElGalloNegro Member Full Member

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    It's a huge turn off for me, the day looks so dull and I won't go for a run because of a previous injury to my ankle in the rain.
     
  9. Johnstown

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    5 days a week...usually 2 days sparring with that..5 weeks before the fight i pick it up to sparring for 4 times for two weeks...then 3 times the next week...then 1 time...then a few days off and the fight....

    i also lift 3 days a week...run 4 days a week...
     
  10. ElGalloNegro

    ElGalloNegro Member Full Member

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    Good stuff, noone can mess with you that sparring session practice
     
  11. paloalto00

    paloalto00 Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Sounds a bit too much
     
  12. stormy

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    Really? Im retired now,but used to run 6days per week. Long runs hill runs and track work is all a part of the training. Facing better and better opponents makes training like thisl essential.

    Mornings were for running and stretching routines.

    Midday was for skipping and bag-work on your own for at least an hour.

    Evening was club time and did whatever the trainer had in mind for an hour and a half.

    anytime that you give to training is up to the individual to decide about.

    If you train 3 times a week and your opponent trains 6 days a week,who do you think has the advantage over who?
     
  13. ElGalloNegro

    ElGalloNegro Member Full Member

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    I guess that's right..if you're not training, someone else is training to kick your ass...
     
  14. paloalto00

    paloalto00 Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    You have to remember that rest is just as important as training.
     
  15. RDJ

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    Not really. I cycle more than he lifts to be honest, but the lifting he does would screw up the recovery I need from boxing practice.