Lifting

Discussion in 'Boxing Training' started by Little_Mac, Jul 22, 2007.


  1. yung-gun1

    yung-gun1 New Member Full Member

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    Sound like E-Stats to me. Put up videos and I'll believe you.
     
  2. younghypnotiq

    younghypnotiq Boxing Addict Full Member

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    LMFAOOOOOOOOO im gunna go and video tape my self, then take the time to put it on the web so some scrawny ***** can see me lifting. lmao. not gunna happen buddyp
     
  3. yung-gun1

    yung-gun1 New Member Full Member

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    That proves even more you cannot do it. And how am I a *****? Your the one stating fake lifts to try impress people over the internet.
     
  4. younghypnotiq

    younghypnotiq Boxing Addict Full Member

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    im not stating fake lifts and if you think thats alot then you are scrawny.
     
  5. yung-gun1

    yung-gun1 New Member Full Member

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    for 15 170 pounds 6% bf that boxes...yes it is.
     
  6. younghypnotiq

    younghypnotiq Boxing Addict Full Member

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    i judt started boxing idiot i was a football player
     
  7. yung-gun1

    yung-gun1 New Member Full Member

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    Stop talkin **** over the computer. If you can lift those numbers good for you. I don't believe you though and the fact you don't know much about weightlifting and you won't post a video and those are very even numbers(250,350,400...).
     
  8. JMonster

    JMonster Active Member Full Member

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    what r u talkn about u will only gain strenghth?????? n it would make sense that if ur working out more than usual then u will be more hungry. but put it like u eat the same...if u work out, unless if ur only burning fat, u will gain muscle, which is weight
     
  9. younghypnotiq

    younghypnotiq Boxing Addict Full Member

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    lol i rounded im not gunna put i can bench 253.5678 pounds
     
  10. yung-gun1

    yung-gun1 New Member Full Member

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    you said 250X5...that means 250lbs for 5 reps.
     
  11. younghypnotiq

    younghypnotiq Boxing Addict Full Member

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    o **** my bad. i was just copying **** out of my journal. i meant x1
     
  12. benj4

    benj4 New Member Full Member

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  13. Leon20

    Leon20 New Member Full Member

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    How often you should lift depends on the intensity, if you go to failure then obviously you need a few days to recover, however there are other methods which would have you 'practice' various lifts throughout the day everyday and bring about quick gains in strength without going close to failure. Generally it is thought that training at over 90% 2 days or more in a row leads to overtraining.

    Also, whilst some believe you can lift more often as you get stronger others believe you should train less frequently as there is more metabolic work required for your kidneys etc to do (with heavier weights) and that your body gains strength quicker than you're body can gain the ability to replenish itself from a greater metabolic workload.

    A lot of elite lifters and gymnasts train everyday. I've had my best results lifting 4-6 times a week and not going to failure, others have success training once a week. There's more than one way to skin a cat.
     
  14. boxerpuncher069

    boxerpuncher069 New Member Full Member

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