Khan's training

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  1. izmat

    izmat Boxing Addict Full Member

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    an article on Khan's training routine:

    http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/ot...riza-reveals-the-Britons-training-regime.html

    THE ARIZA REGIME IN TRAINING CAMP
    “Early morning sessions of two hours start at 5.30am, with warm-up and warm-down,” Ariza explains. “When I have Manny Pacquiao and Amir together at track and running sessions every sprint is really competitive, every hill run.
    “It is never the same, so we go to the dunes at Malibu, swim in the sea at Santa Monica, run in the Hollywood Hills. It’s about variety, and all training is in intervals to simulate a boxing match, round by round. Even swimming in the sea can simulate being left on your own in the ring.

    FITNESS/STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING
    Mon – Track running and sprints, 400m and 200m sprints, UCLA track
    Tues – 30 lengths in Olympic size pool or in the sea for a mile at Santa Monica
    Weds – Stairs or hill running, Hollywood Hills
    Thurs – Strength and conditioning session, Gym.
    Fri – Sand dunes – Malibu
    Sat – Cone drills, lateral drills, similar to soccer players.

    BOXING SESSIONS
    Ariza: “Khan’s afternoon sessions in the Wild Card with Freddie Roach alternate. I make sure he is hydrated at these times” Mon, Weds, Fri – Sparring
    Tues, Thurs, Sat — Khan works pads, speedball and strategy with Roach.

    MEALS/REST
    5am Vitamins and Protein shake before training.
    8am Oatmeal/protein recovery shake after training.
    8-10am Sleep.
    10am Breakfast — eggs, toast, beans.
    10.30am-12.00pm Rest, computer games (favourites are Fight Night Boxing and Fifa 11)
    12pm Protein shake
    12-3pm Gym — Khan works with Freddie Roach, Ariza completes warm-up, warm-down
    3pm Protein and carbohydrate mixture recovery shake
    3-4pm Strengthening/stretch down
    6pm Dinner — chicken or fish, rice and vegetables
    9pm Cottage cheese
    7-8 hours sleep per day.

    DIET/CALORIFIC INTAKE
    “Amir has around 200gms of protein a day when he is in training camp, with seven separate meals a day for 5 to 7 weeks,” Ariza says. “He consumes 6,500-6,800 calories a day, and burns 5,000 calories in training, in 3-4 hours of high intensity training every 24 hours.
    “A fortnight before the fight, we taper down. In fight week, he starts at around 150lbs and we reduce the calories, and his fluids to get to the 140lb limit. Teri Tom, a sports scientist at UCLA, has devised a morning/evening two-a-day vitamin programme for Amir.”
     
  2. cool-cat

    cool-cat Well-Known Member Full Member

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    thanks, very intersting stuff he takes in a serious amount of calories
     
  3. viru§™

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    Lol. Bull****. 3-4 hours of "high intensity training" I can half kill myself in 10 minutes of high intensity training. If his "HIT" lasts that long it isn't very intense.

    The media always bull**** athlete's routines to make them look so amazing and tough. Unless you see these guys doing their workouts don't believe what you read.
     
  4. HairyHighlander

    HairyHighlander BASS !! HOWLOWCANUGO ?? Full Member

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    Maybe the 3-4 hours is in reference to his sessions combined daily ?

    Thats how i see it.
     
  5. viru§™

    viru§™ Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Every 24 hours he does 3-4 hours of "high intensity training". Bull****. HIT has to be short in duration as it's so stressful on the body. 3-4 hours every day, 5 days a week? **** off. Even if it's spread out in hour blocks, it's still ridiculous. To keep that up he can't be training that hard.
     
  6. HairyHighlander

    HairyHighlander BASS !! HOWLOWCANUGO ?? Full Member

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    As said, i got the impression he was referring to his training in general.

    Maybe its the journo's grammar but do you truly think Ariza would claim such feat's and expect people to believe him ?

    Anyways, enjoy being angry :good
     
  7. viru§™

    viru§™ Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Not angry at all, just think it' funny people like you just accept media bull**** because they don't know any better. :good
     
  8. wordisbond

    wordisbond Active Member Full Member

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    There was a an article in men's health online that had a bunch of his plyometric exercise routine on video. I'll see if I can find them again.
     
  9. HairyHighlander

    HairyHighlander BASS !! HOWLOWCANUGO ?? Full Member

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    Right
     
  10. viru§™

    viru§™ Boxing Junkie Full Member

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  12. MrSmall

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    Really no need for a 140lb man to take in 200gr+ of protein but it seems to work for him.
     
  13. SILVIO_DANTE

    SILVIO_DANTE Active Member Full Member

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    If he's expending such a huge amount of energy every day wouldn't that be necessary to build/preserve muscle?

    Also, don't forget that 140lbs is an artificial weight. He probably weighs more like 160 for most of his training camp