Workouts from boxings greatest champs

Discussion in 'Boxing Training' started by cheech, Apr 2, 2008.



  1. gatto

    gatto Active Member Full Member

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    mayorga drinks espresso [or coffee] during the workouts
    joe c drinks tea
     
  2. Arka

    Arka New Member Full Member

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    Enzo Calzaghe doesn't like his fighters skipping rope.
    I guess it works for Joe's particular style of fighting.
     
  3. The Predator

    The Predator Active Member Full Member

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    Would like to read how Sugar Ray Leonard trained, anyone who knows?
    The Predator
     
  4. tri-pod

    tri-pod Guest

    joe skips on his own time after a workout. but enzo wont let his fighters skip during his workout because he says "its just a way to make you look like your working hard when it isnt hard work at all."
     
  5. GPater11093

    GPater11093 Barry Full Member

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    i would like to see pryors he had some stamina
     
  6. znaak

    znaak Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Same here! The first Alexis Arguello fight was sick.
     
  7. BeamBlack

    BeamBlack Member Full Member

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    Anyone have Ray Robinsons workout? Or maybe some specific examples about what his workout was like? Thanks!
     
  8. $.02

    $.02 Undisputed Heavyweight Full Member

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    I wished Norton would have talked about his weightlifting. I dont think one can get a body like that without working out.
     
  9. cm_boxing

    cm_boxing Active Member Full Member

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    I saw this in Barnes and Nobles today, i just wished there were topics about in-ring tactics.
     
  10. I own this book and am partial to it.

    I am happy to accept it is as a brief sample of a fighters lifestyle (even though it's been criticized for fabrication). He basically wrote a book based on short chats with fighters so you can imagine how watered and scattered the info is.

    One thing I couldn't believe is the softness of many workouts listed. I was in full training when I bought this and realized I was working a harder workout than many of these champs(minus the roadwork). This is surely a crock of **** book overall but good for a bit of knowledge. He provides a good routine builder in there aswell.
     
  11. Drunkenboxer

    Drunkenboxer Least Eligible Bachelor Full Member

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    Yeah, great book! I grabbed it when it was new, now it's nearly ****ing impossible to find!

    Volume 2 should be interesting!
     
  12. bg0

    bg0 New Member Full Member

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    Christy Martin please
     
  13. AndrewFFC

    AndrewFFC Well-Known Member Full Member

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    One thing that annoys me is the lack of inclusion of sparring.

    Would be good to know how often, when, what role it plays in their training as obvious it is the most important thing of all in training.
     
  14. Coetzeefan101

    Coetzeefan101 Member Full Member

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    Id like to know Fenech's regime please!