Whats your boxing routine?

Discussion in 'Boxing Training' started by sharpshooter736, Nov 26, 2007.


  1. sharpshooter736

    sharpshooter736 The Punishment, Served Full Member

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    my boxing daily routine is:

    15 rounds on the bag 30 sec break

    3 rounds shadow boxing

    3 rounds jump roping

    3 mile run

    End of work out:

    super set of...

    push ups, burpees, and planks x5

    push ups, jumping jacks, squats x5



    Then im done and drink a tall glass of OJ...:yep

    Whats your routine?

    And is there anything i can do to improve my routine?
     
  2. Nwil

    Nwil Active Member Full Member

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    15 rounds, wtf? you should be doing 4-6 on the heavy bag....

    shadow and jumping rope is good...

    do you spar? mitts?
     
  3. Des

    Des Member Full Member

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    do you do this in a gym???
    how experienced are you??
     
  4. boxingtactics07

    boxingtactics07 Active Member Full Member

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    15X3 rounds straight on the Heavybag with a 30 second break? The intensity level has to be pretty low then? Most people I know tend to only do 2-3 rounds when they spar and 6X3 rounds when they don't.
     
  5. sharpshooter736

    sharpshooter736 The Punishment, Served Full Member

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    nice work out plan pghmiddleweight, i might just try that out myself.

    the intensity level is medium when im on the heavy bag. the whole idea of this part of the work out is to have endurance.

    i am a junior welterweight, amateur boxer.

    i dont do this in a gym, but occassionally i do, i usually do it at home.

    i do mitts everytime 4 rounds around that...and i try to spar at least twice a week.
     
  6. Bobby

    Bobby ***.markdemori.com Full Member

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    that is a huge workout, i could not do that every week or i would burn out.

    before we can answer if your routine is any good, what is your goal?
    are you training for a fight?
    just trying to look good by losing fat?
    keeping fit but not fighting?
     
  7. sharpshooter736

    sharpshooter736 The Punishment, Served Full Member

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    my goal is to lose some fat, gain more strength and endurance and get ready for future fights.
     
  8. Bobby

    Bobby ***.markdemori.com Full Member

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    how long are your fights? 4x2?
     
  9. cheech

    cheech Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Your note about going 100% all the time in sparring I don't agree with because I have learned the most diviserifying the sparring routine. The heavy hitters that will try to knock your head off I agree you need to go 100 percent. But sparring a guy that is new, smaller and less experienced will only discourange him to continue box if you blast him hard. When I get in the ring with someone new, smaller and less experienced I like to try different stuff out and focus more on the stuff I don't usually worry about when some guy is trying to knock my head off.
     
  10. BeGGeRs

    BeGGeRs god Full Member

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    I train twice a day monday-friday and train sunday morning

    I do a 1 hour session at lunch which consists of:

    -15 minutes stretching
    -20 mins cardio on either the running machine or cross trainer
    -15 minutes circuit consiting of push ups, sit ups, dips, squats or free weights etc.
    -10 minutes stretching after weights

    I try to mix it up each day working on differant muscle groups so i dont feel fatigued for my eveing session.

    After work i go home rest for an hour and head up to boxing.

    I start of with some light stretches and then start my routine..

    -6 rounds skipping.
    -6 rounds shadow focusing on techinque, lateral movement, head movement and combinations.
    -6 rounds on differant Bags focusing on technique lateral movement, head movement and combinations
    -6 1 minute rounds on pads focusing on speed, technique and combinations
    -Circuit

    This rountine is not set in stone. It varies from day to day depending on the situation for example if i have a fight coming up i will spar more often then i do if its off season. I also practice defence drills for muscle memory (head movement, parrying, countering etc.)

    Some days i will supplement training for either a long runs or sprints as both types of runs are important to any boxers conditioning whether its amateur or pro.
     
  11. cheech

    cheech Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Just out of curisity how old are you?
     
  12. Machiavelli

    Machiavelli The White Lion Full Member

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    OK, where to start...

    Conditioning:

    Mon., Wed., Fri.:

    Sprinting sessions, which consists of:

    2x800m, 3x400m, 4x100m; Rest as needed between.

    Barbell complexes:
    Deadlifts, shrugs, hang cleans, jerk press, front squat, bent-over rows, clean & jerk - 10 reps of each with no rest between exercises, and not letting go of the bar. (3-4 sets of this.)

    Circuits: Burpees x 20, Med. Ball Slams x 20, Mountain Climbers x 20 each leg, Split-Leg Shuffles x 20 (3-4 sets of this)

    Tues., Thurs., Sat.

    2-4 Mile Tempo run, between a 6:00-7:30 minute pace, depending on how I feel.

    Hill Sprints/Stair Sprints.


    Strength Training

    Mon.
    Heavy Squats Superset with Jump Squats
    Ballistic Bench Press
    Weighted Pull-Ups
    Power Cleans
    Face Pulls/Rotator Cuff Work

    Wed.
    Heavy Bench Press Superset with Plyo Push-ups
    Explosive Low Box Squat
    Pull-Throughs
    Cable Rows
    Power Snatches

    Fri:
    Sumo Deadlift superset with Depth Jumps
    Weighted Dips
    Weighted D-Bell Lunges
    Clean & Jerks
    Weighted Ab Work

    ---

    Skill Training (5-6 Days a Week)

    Depending on the day...

    Warm-Up.
    Shadowbox 4-6 Rds.
    Heavy Bag (If Sparring 3-4 Rds., if not, 5-6 Rds.)
    Sparring 3-6 Rds.
    Pads 4-8 Rds.
    Speed Bag/Dbl. End Bag 4-6 Rds.
    Finish with ab and neck work everyday.

    Everything is done with intensity up until the last few days before a fight, then I wind down a little bit.

    Let me say this, though: It really helps being a manager at a gym.
     
  13. sharpshooter736

    sharpshooter736 The Punishment, Served Full Member

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    middle weight what do you box?
     
  14. Bobby

    Bobby ***.markdemori.com Full Member

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    machivelli, your training routing is alot like mine, i find the complexes really hard
     
  15. Relentless

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    machiavelli do you have any recent pictures? i remember last time you posted a pic you looked ripped, how much do you weigh now?