boxing training

[theezy]

i really appreciate the advice and thanks for your opinions, im pretty much trying to be a competitive amateur pretty much when i say good. 2 days a week at a boxing gym n maybe i coud get another day in the boxing gym but that day there wouldnt be no trainer helping me though, soo yes i did think this over i could make time to study, train and still work, so datz y i ask is 2 days enough and 3 days in a regular gym with a heavy bag... and i also got a schedule i can pe during the day to run 4 times a week

[Youngblood]

i really appreciate the advice and thanks for your opinions, im pretty much trying to be a competitive amateur pretty much when i say good. 2 days a week at a boxing gym n maybe i coud get another day in the boxing gym but that day there wouldnt be no trainer helping me though, soo yes i did think this over i could make time to study, train and still work, so datz y i ask is 2 days enough and 3 days in a regular gym with a heavy bag... and i also got a schedule i can pe during the day to run 4 times a week

I go 3 times a week to my gym, and could get by on 2. Your schedule is likely much tighter then mine, in an hours put in way...but I go to school and do dbl the credits of all other students, and work on the side, although part time. Plus workout regularly and fight and spar each and every chance I get. I also have insomnia.

I'd just do it and see how it goes. Try to compact high intensity short duration workouts in. You should find spaces for them in your schedule.

Listen to your body's aches and strains; watch your sleepiness factor. Pay attention to your work and school and be aware of any sufferings. It might not hurt if you have someone else who can observe you also...as sometimes, and especially when we are overworking/overtired, we aren't our best guages.

The right routine and planning, diet, can be the difference of it being feasible or not.

Good luck.

[RozzySean]

i really appreciate the advice and thanks for your opinions, im pretty much trying to be a competitive amateur pretty much when i say good. 2 days a week at a boxing gym n maybe i coud get another day in the boxing gym but that day there wouldnt be no trainer helping me though, soo yes i did think this over i could make time to study, train and still work, so datz y i ask is 2 days enough and 3 days in a regular gym with a heavy bag... and i also got a schedule i can pe during the day to run 4 times a week

The only part that concerns me is the "no trainer" portion. I'm sure you and fit in the conditioning. Does that also mean that you won't have supervised sparring? If you are going to compete, those are pretty helpful things.

Like Youngblood said, give it a go and see how you feel. Good luck.

[donnydarkoIRL]

Andrade springs to mind

[theezy]

im not stressed bout school wise because im taking classes like weight training swimming , golf etc. classes for my kinesiology major, but the 2 days i said i could make it to the gym yes its under supervision so yes ill sparr under supervision and my conditioning is on pint i came into the gym many diffrent gyms and all said i hav good conditioning and that no1 did wut i did when they first came, i also used 2 run track datz y.. 400m hurdler and 800 so i got endurance. i can come off out of shape and run like a 5:40 mile and possibly a lap and half 600 in like 1:45 out of shape, 800 like in 2:15