Pacquiao Doing Plyometrics and Isometric

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  1. ryan_c

    ryan_c Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Plyometrics (also known as "plyos") is a type of exercise training designed to produce fast, powerful movements, and improve the functions of the nervous system.

    Isometric exercise or isometrics are a type of strength training in which the joint angle and muscle length do not change during contraction.

    Ariza introduced polymetrics and Isometric to Pacquiao in his training for the Diaz fight. Is plyometrics and Isometric training being overlooked as one of the reason, why Pacquiao looked so much better now(of course his skills also improved) and has better balance compare before?

    Note, not everybody can do these thing, your body must be in good physical condition, and you must have an expert training you on this thing.


     
  2. DobyZhee

    DobyZhee Loyal Member

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    this commercial brought to you by Manny Pacquiao promotions..
     
  3. Requiem4Hvywht

    Requiem4Hvywht Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Shane was doing this under his dad back when he was a lightweight.

    What's your point?
     
  4. ryan_c

    ryan_c Boxing Addict Full Member

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    My point if Pacquiao have done these even back then in his early days, he would have been a better fighter , and another thing I think Plyometrics and Isometric helped Pacquiao as a fighter, this training method was overlooked as one of the reason why Pacquiao is much better now. :good

    Pacquiao only started this method prior to his Diaz fight. And many was surprised that Pacquiao look so explosive in that fight, where prior to that fight, many thinks Pacquiao is slipping.
     
  5. tinorknitz

    tinorknitz Boxing Addict Full Member

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    See 1st post?
     
  6. PetethePrince

    PetethePrince Slick & Redheaded Full Member

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    No, he's not more explosive.
     
  7. Requiem4Hvywht

    Requiem4Hvywht Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Manny's explosiveness has NOT changed. Manny went through some growing pains under Roach with regard to incorporating better foot work, head movement, and punch selection when he is moving forward.

    And this resulted in him having to "THINK" in the ring when you just want to be "REACTING". But once he got this new stuff down that Roach was teaching him, he stopped having to think about it and it just became second nature.

    The plyo and Iso helped an already extraordinary conditioned fighter be even stronger condition wise. And which no doubt helped him move up in weight.

    Because if you haven't noticed "Conditioning" is HUGE part of Manny's game at the higher weights. Manny against Margo was simply punching and moving......not boxing. He did EXACTLY what Cotto did but due to superior punch resistance and stamina made it look easy and won the fight.

    But that wasn't the "Art" of boxing. Manny wasn't controlling distance with a jab, Manny wasn't using tight circles and countering off of angles consistently. Manny was flurrying and moving.

    Without his stamina at these weights, Manny would be in trouble. That is what the Plyo and Iso did for Manny.
     
  8. ryan_c

    ryan_c Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Yup, Plyometrics and Isometric training is being overlooked as one of the reason why Pacquiao is so much better nowadays, that is what this thread is all about. Had Pacquiao did this long time ago, he would have been a better fighter.
     
  9. eko718

    eko718 Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Many boxing workouts in general include plyometrics.
     
  10. bballchump11

    bballchump11 2011 Poster of the Year Full Member

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    Ariza's done a very good job with Pac, Khan and Ariza and he's feeding them right
     
  11. ryan_c

    ryan_c Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Yeah, I know that, but
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    . It is Ariza who introduced him this method. As I told Plyometrics and Isometric training is being overlooked as one of the reason why Pacquiao is so much better nowadays.

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    ,it increase your speed, power and stamina, can you imagine if Pacquiao have done plyometrics, prior to his MAB first fight. The result would be even more devastating in my opinion.
     
  12. eko718

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    The areas in which Pacquiao has seen enhancements, stamina and size are not necessarily things that plyometrics will substantially impact. Power and explosion are usually the byproducts of plyo, and he already had this. Sure it may have contributed but 'contributed' in this case is a very broad term.

    Also, its hard to believe he has never done plyo considering that, like I said, many boxing workouts in general include plyo.
     
  13. PH|LLA

    PH|LLA VIP Member Full Member

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    Pac has been a physical specimen since his move up to 122. Ariza is good but lets not go overboard. Pac didn't destroy a prime Barrera because he was more tactical. He didn't **** up Ledwaba in 6 rounds because of his slick style
     
  14. ryan_c

    ryan_c Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Google, team Pacquiao told he never did this before, prior to Ariza becoming his trainer.
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    ,it increase your speed, power and stamina, can you imagine if Pacquiao have done plyometrics, prior to his MAB first fight. The result would be even more devastating in my opinion.

    Also to do this thing, you need an expert, team Pacquiao does not have Ariza before.
     
  15. Requiem4Hvywht

    Requiem4Hvywht Well-Known Member Full Member

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    The part about stamina is not true or I should say accurate. Plyo will aide in your stamina. It cannot be substituted for a cardio program but it does condition the body to perform explosive movements, and this will help a fighter in doing this throughout the fight and not just in the first few rounds.