wich should be my natural weight If I am....

Everyone is different. It's best to not worry about it until you are in good shape and have been at it for a while. You don't need to worry about weights until tournaments anyway.

 

Sounds about right.

 

I am not actually a boxer but I shall use the power of my brain to answer this question.

You should train very hard and eat a healthy diet, trimming any unnecessary weight.

After a long time of this you will see where your body goes naturally, and then you can decide.

So, what Amy said (I just came at it from a different angle).

 

you'll n if your 2 low or high by how strong you feel
like ive been as low as batam but i didn feel strong so now im feather and feel great

 

whatever u do....don't dehydrate to make a certain weight class. it's a very dangerous game that can lead to serious health issues. have ur doctor check ur fat percentage and work on decreasing that.

 

Most boxing gyms I been to want you at the lowest weight possible, while still being able to function properly. About 5 years ago I was 6'0 and a half 165 walk around, I was medium build, with a huge back and forearms.They wanted me to get down to at least 154, but they wanted me at 147. I eventually got down to 147 where I was a powerhouse, everybody I hit solidly seemed to go down, but I still felt weak, and at times couldnt even lift my arms after sparring and once passed out walking up the steps of my house.

After all was said and down, I refused to get down to such a weight and fought at Middleweight and Super Middleweight with some success, but my knockout ratio went down significantly and I wasnt blowing through the competition with ease like I was before. I now weigh between 190-195, with not much fat on body and good mass. I think for boxing the lighter the better, but as far your well being you must find the weight you can get down safely. At 5'7 I would aim for 138 or less, the power you have at that weight the easier it will become to defeat your oppenents.

 

im 5'7 and im 146. i wish i was 135 lol. i am a naturally skinny person(ectomorph) but i always hated it and i spent 3 years bodybuilding till i got to 162. now that im into boxing im trying to drop to 141, and i barely have fat on my body ,but its so hard to even make that lol i think big eating and big lifting permanently changes my metabolism.

 

you'll no wen you reach your natural weight because you'll be lighter and feel great

 

When you figure this out, you will then know.

Go without a coat when its cold; find out what cold is. Go hungry; keep your existance lean. Wear away the fat; get down to the lean tissue and see what its all about.


Not trying to be cryptic, but when i went through these experiences, i realized many things about myself and the number on a scale was less important.

 

:huh y did u try that

 

The sweet is never as sweet without the sour.

I want more out of my training,life,and myself. I have this beast inside me....

 

fair play
i love testing my body 2 :good only mostly with nutrition

 

I'm also 5' 7, and although I haven't been training for 2 months, Im only 5-7lbs over my normal 'boxing' weight.

Last time i checked i was 165, so if you're weighing 135, then I haven't got a clue about your natural weight. I suppose your lean body mass should be taken into account other than just your height, as I'm a broader build than most people