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hey up love
i asked my fella about his one
him being a boxer and trainer
and ripped really well(i hardly notice it anymore though lol so there's a helpful hint for u )
he said it really does have a lot to do with genetics
he's had his since secondary school and hardley does sit ups etc.....
he just has minimal body fat etc...
you cant make the abdo muscles so huge that they show through anything water body fat all play a part
i'll send you a pic through email hitman
sounds like pure water retention as most have said then,
google for some herbal things to reduce that if it realy bothers you , but not that much you can do , some just retain water more than others, it sucks
This must be a big step up in sparring than what you're used to. That's great. Besides it keeping you alert there's a lot that you can learn. Will you also be sparring with the other pros there?Quote:
Originally Posted by hitmandonny
cc Chris i haven't bin on in a while n i reckon i owe u a few. No il just be sparring with him, It's not a pro gym it's a training camp before this big pro show next month. All the other pros there are heavies. The sparring is just a totaaly different expieience, my defense which has been a weak point in the past has been pretty easily exposed and is coming on in leaps and bounds. My hands are always held up correctly now. On the attack, which has always been my great strong point. I have to work a lot harder to hit him and quickly have to return to defense. It really is a complete schooling. Yesterday was a fantastic session, Again i failed to get video but i will next day i promise
cc Back. That's nice,You'll get better once you have a feel and good idea of what he does. If you're not too busy working out, it's also a good idea to watch the other pros sparring sessions. You can then ask yourself whym, what, and how they're fighting a particular way. You can observe how they are thowing their jab, how they're moving, how do they defend, etc. Besides learning from watching fights on TV you can learn a lot from watching fights anytime you get the opportunity to do so.
Anyways I'm sure it's tough, but this is a great learning experience for you. I'd like to check out some video of your sparring if you can manage.
I will get some no doubt.
I watch a lot of boxing, not just fight at present iv gotta a pretty large collection of amateur and pro fights and i try to adopt little bits that i like.
I will record a bit of the sparring the next night not only so u can see me, but theres also this heavyweight pro 8-0 with 6 ko's getting OWNED by a amateur superheavy thats jus spectacular to watch every time they spar.
A vid will be good to see - you've got me curious with the written commentary. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by hitmandonny
I know what you mean about the brutally honest trainer thing - one of the coaches in my gym is like that - he entertains himself by coming up with as many comical insults as possible and practically never smiles.
Funny thing is he's more committed to us than everyone else in the gym put together and I know he's secretly a big softie underneath who loves us all to death. I've even seen the odd tear well up which he tries to hide.
I know that on the rare occasion he's happy with me I've done something good :) He's the type of person I really want to try hard for (aswell as myself) - not because of the insults but the care factor that's behind them. :)