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Training in Boxing What next...?
Hey,
I'm really enjoy the sport of boxing i've yet to be in a professional or amateur fight but i've been working on it. i'm gotten myself in good shape using a jump rope and a daily workout routine at the fitness gym. My goal is to one day Be the Heavyweight champ of the World. I also have goals such as fight in the Olympic and medal gold silver brown but all in all enjoy the experience of being and Olympic athletic. I really enjoy the sport of boxing and i'm having prob;ems of what to do next. Also i've use boxing as a means of getting in shape for a few years since I was 19 and i'm now 21. So i have good coordination in the hands, good speed power, nice jab strong right. but anyways i obviously need more training in the defensive and coordinating and overall in the sport.
Also my height is 6'5 weight around 229 lbs mostly muscle in good shape w/ athetlic abilty (quickness agility etc etc)
Congratulations on all the hard work you've put in. It sounds like you are not at a gym, or at least if you are, they are not as ambitious about your career as you are. My recommendation is to find a gym that has some amateur champions or a few pros training at it, talk to the coach and tell him you want to get registered and have your first fight. They will find good sparring for you and prepare you. Of course, you have the goal in mind to go to the olympics and the pros, but take it one fight at a time. find yourself a good coach.
In the meantime, you can check out my vids and my blog for technical boxing advice - http://precisionstriking.blogspot.com/
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What is the regular training routine for Heavyweight Boxers.?
I'm 14 and have boxed for 2 years. Some day I hope to go pro. I would just like to know what kind of training does a typical heavyweight boxer take, both while training a few weeks before a fight and just basic training. How much will I have to take to be a great pro fighter? I'm a good boxer at the moment but I'm willing to drastically increase my training to become a pro.
5AM morning run 3-6 miles. Noon work out hit the bag 5 rounds, speed bag 3 rounds, Double end bag 3, uppercut bag 2 rounds, Sparring 3-6 rounds and mittwork 2 rounds. The work out is Sit-ups and push-ups.
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