need a weight lifting program

Discussion in 'Boxing Training' started by Slicknick56, Jul 9, 2007.


  1. Slicknick56

    Slicknick56 Well-Known Member Full Member

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    i know most of u think its not beneficial to lift weights in boxing and ive been on the same boat since i first started, thats why i havnt lifted but by now it seems beneficial as the kid who i trained with lifted weights and maintained his quickness and ended up being ranked number 1 in the state. of course skill had to do with it but he was also lifting weights which had no detrimental effects on him. therefore im asking for a weight prgram that i could use throughout the week. 2 times or 3 times a week while hte other days i train. i dont need anyone to tell me how to train boxing, i know how, just give me a weight program please.

    im 5'9 150 pounds. i would greatly appreciate it.

    and dont give me all that scientific ****, just a weight lifting program with reps and sets that you might deem beneficial.

    im still doing bodyweight excersises too dont be foold, but lifting weights cant hurt.

    thanks.
     
  2. Nwil

    Nwil Active Member Full Member

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    ok....and there's a million kids who lifted and sucked; and a million who didn't lift and sucked. 3-5 reps is power, 8-12 is hypertrophy, 13+ is endurance. Bodyweight is very good, i.e. 100 push ups for endurance, or 10 clap push ups for explosiveness. So mix in both. Stick with compound lifts like bench, clean, squat, and superset your exercises. Noone's gonna give you an ultimate plan; just guidelines.
     
  3. Slicknick56

    Slicknick56 Well-Known Member Full Member

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    alright but what im saying about the kid is that he lifted weights and it had no detrimental affect on him. i said skill is definitely involved. lifting weights wont make you floyd mayweather (who also lifts weights).

    whats a superset?

    i figure id do weight lifting on different days then my boxing and on the boxing days id do the body weight excersises. and at night before bed and when i wake up in the morning.
     
  4. Nwil

    Nwil Active Member Full Member

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    alright but what im saying about the kid is that he lifted weights and it had no detrimental affect on him. i said skill is definitely involved. lifting weights wont make you floyd mayweather (who also lifts weights).

    whats a superset?

    i figure id do weight lifting on different days then my boxing and on the boxing days id do the body weight excersises. and at night before bed and when i wake up in the morning.

    consider your friend lucky. I've experimented with every type of weight lifting and none of them have ever helped me in boxing.

    A superset is where you rotate two exercises simultaneously to save time, get a more intense workout and burn more calories. So like, bench and squat back and forth for three sets each or something.

    You don't have to do weightlifting on different days; just wait like a couple hours before you box. There's a lot of training that's necessary and if you're planning on lifting 3-4 times a week I wouldn't sacrifice boxing for it.
     
  5. yung-gun1

    yung-gun1 New Member Full Member

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    A superset is training one muscle with 2 different exercises with no rest. Most common, I think, is bench press supersetted with skullcrushers. So you would do your bench press lower the weight if its too high and quickly get into doing skullcrushers, then rest.

    Also keep it simple, do compound lifts, no isolation exercises unless your lagging in a certain group. (ex. triceps are lagging therefore a lower bench)

    Great program:

    Rippetoes -

    Workout 1 -
    Squat - 3X5
    Bench - 3X5
    Deadlift - 1X5

    Workout 2 -
    Squat - 3X5
    Military Press - 3X5
    Row - 3X5

    3 consecutive workout days alternating workout 1 and 2.
     
  6. younghypnotiq

    younghypnotiq Boxing Addict Full Member

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    alright all that stuff about weight lifting makes you slow is BS. if you know how to make a good routine.

    i prefer bill starrs 5x5 as opposed to rippetoes
     
  7. Nwil

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    I thought the whole point of supersets was doing different muscles simultaneously
     
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    younghypnotiq Boxing Addict Full Member

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  9. yung-gun1

    yung-gun1 New Member Full Member

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    he said he hasnt lifted weights, therefore hes a beginner, so rippetoes would be better until 8-12 months of training.
     
  10. Slicknick56

    Slicknick56 Well-Known Member Full Member

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  12. Sagefrancis

    Sagefrancis Member Full Member

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    the workouts that have been posted so far are great.
    just incase your looking for something different ill post mine. but without the isolated exercises.

    Day 1 - monday
    Bench
    Military Press
    Weighted dips

    Day 2 - Wednesday
    Bent over rows
    Weighted pullups
    Chainsaws

    Day 3 - Friday
    Squats/leg press
    Leg curls
    Seated calf raises.

    Do this with a set of 20 situps between every set and youll be a tank.
    Hope this helps at all.
     
  13. Relentless

    Relentless VIP Member banned

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    why the 20 sit ups??? and that looks more like a bodybuilding routine.
     
  14. yung-gun1

    yung-gun1 New Member Full Member

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    Legs curls and seated calf raises are isolation movements...
     
  15. Sagefrancis

    Sagefrancis Member Full Member

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    yeah i know, i was hoping no one would pick that out.
    but what else can you do for your calves and hamstrings that isnt isolated?