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    id like to just say I don't like running in boxing, back foots alright, but not a blatant pot shotting style


    I don't know how many of you have actually boxed or are aware of the kind of fitness levels it takes to last just a few rounds in a competitive fight but I can tell you its very difiicult


    but I find the most tiring style is a running style, moving forward is a lot less energy sapping I find, obviously there's a lot of other factors so its not as clean and dry as that but in general


    does anyone else agree?
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    Do you want me to move this post to the lets talk running thread?
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    Quote Originally Posted by erics44 View Post
    id like to just say I don't like running in boxing, back foots alright, but not a blatant pot shotting style


    I don't know how many of you have actually boxed or are aware of the kind of fitness levels it takes to last just a few rounds in a competitive fight but I can tell you its very difiicult


    but I find the most tiring style is a running style, moving forward is a lot less energy sapping I find, obviously there's a lot of other factors so its not as clean and dry as that but in general


    does anyone else agree?
    Yes running and just moving laterally takes loads of energy.

    It's far better to be the aggressor if at all possible and occasionally step back to counter punch.

    Running n moving like Lara did takes an insane level of fitness. I honestly didn't think he'd be able to do that for 12.

    I've seen Cotto n Acelino Freitas run out of gas trying a similar gameplan in the past.

    It's very hard.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Master View Post
    Do you want me to move this post to the lets talk running thread?


    nah that's a rubbish idea


    just showing off your new found abilities to move stuff to places aren't you
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    Quote Originally Posted by erics44 View Post
    id like to just say I don't like running in boxing, back foots alright, but not a blatant pot shotting style


    I don't know how many of you have actually boxed or are aware of the kind of fitness levels it takes to last just a few rounds in a competitive fight but I can tell you its very difiicult


    but I find the most tiring style is a running style, moving forward is a lot less energy sapping I find, obviously there's a lot of other factors so its not as clean and dry as that but in general


    does anyone else agree?
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    Quote Originally Posted by erics44 View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Master View Post
    Do you want me to move this post to the lets talk running thread?


    nah that's a rubbish idea


    just showing off your new found abilities to move stuff to places aren't you
    I just thought your "billy no mates" thread was not going nowhere. Hulk and NV Semen felt sorry for you.


    ...and yes I was showing off.
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    Default Re: Fitness and a running style

    'Running' is a lot of wasted energy and motion. You can move effectively without skipping about. But most guys just start moving- 'staying away'- without purpose. ray Robinson, early on in his career, was called 'master of the science of wasted motion', but he got smarter. Same with Ali but, by the time he got smarter, he didn't have much left.

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