Why the fk would you lift weights as a boxer? Cmon people.
I lifted weights and fought for 2 years. I was strong and in shape and I had this great guy training me, he knew his ****!! He had me walking the ring with the jab and fighting when I chose to fight. I don't recall losing fights during that period, except for the Detroit GG finals. I was fighting strong, often and against some tough mfrs. The weight training I believe was beneficial in many ways...……..Rockin'
I lifted weights and fought for 2 years. I was strong and in shape and I had this great guy training me, he knew his ****!! He had me walking the ring with the jab and fighting when I chose to fight. I don't recall losing fights during that period, except for the Detroit GG finals. I was fighting strong, often and against some tough mfrs. The weight training I believe was beneficial in many ways...……..Rockin'
Unless you were a heavyweight and I'd doubt you were lifting heavy weights.
I lifted weights and fought for 2 years. I was strong and in shape and I had this great guy training me, he knew his ****!! He had me walking the ring with the jab and fighting when I chose to fight. I don't recall losing fights during that period, except for the Detroit GG finals. I was fighting strong, often and against some tough mfrs. The weight training I believe was beneficial in many ways...……..Rockin'
I'm curious--in your opinion, why does boxing--as a sport and as a culture--remain so skeptical of the benefits of weight training--literally decades after every other major sport has discovered that the "old wives' tales" regarding weight training were a steaming pile of horse***t?
I'm curious--in your opinion, why does boxing--as a sport and as a culture--remain so skeptical of the benefits of weight training--literally decades after every other major sport has discovered that the "old wives' tales" regarding weight training were a steaming pile of horse***t?
You've never been in a boxing gym. Go walk in one and talk to the trainers.
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