Power / Explosiveness

Discussion in 'Boxing Training' started by hahahax, Sep 3, 2007.


  1. hahahax

    hahahax Member Full Member

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    Is there any weight training that would help develop explosiveness?

    If so, does anyone have a link or can anyone post one here.

    Thanks.
     
  2. gregsid

    gregsid Active Member Full Member

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    There is no set workout for anything, your best off looking up exercises that help in the area you want to improve and then combine them and creating your own workout.
     
  3. Relentless

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    explosiveness?? be more specific?? what kind of explosiveness?
     
  4. JMonster

    JMonster Active Member Full Member

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    a lot of body weight exercises...toe ups, squats, that type of thing
     
  5. Relentless

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    no that would build endurance.
     
  6. hahahax

    hahahax Member Full Member

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    explosiveness as in quickness and power.

    I know you can do plyometrics, but i'm wondering if there's any exerices with weights isntead of clap push-ups for example.
     
  7. Sagefrancis

    Sagefrancis Member Full Member

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    id do weighted jump squats, snatch pulls and fast (but safe) bench
     
  8. Two Fisted Piston

    Two Fisted Piston God's Gift Full Member

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    For explosiveness, or so Ive been told, low rep heavy weights:good
     
  9. Rakim

    Rakim Captain ****wit Full Member

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    Combine that with plyometrics.
     
  10. Ingar

    Ingar The Mean Machine Full Member

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    Join an Olympic Weightlifting club so you learn the proper usage of Snatch and Clean-movements (or try to learn them on your own). There's really nothing like it in terms of developing explosive power because of the complex and fast neural firing rate developed by it because of the great demands it puts on the C/P-nervous system.
     
  11. Jazzo

    Jazzo Non-Facebook Fag Full Member

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    Plyometrics and ballistics.

    Olympic lifts and/or variations of them (power snatch and power cleans).

    1/2 rep Max work on powerlifts.

    Increase the weight of your heavy bag gradually.