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Boxing / Thurman v Guerrero & Broner v Molina on NBC!!
« on: March 07, 2015, 08:32:37 pm »
tonight!@$!@$!
great fights. epic card.
ooo i forgot, abner mares too!
great fights. epic card.
ooo i forgot, abner mares too!
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what did castillo do differently, that people always refer to this fight that gave mayweather the most problems.
i forget, i'll have to rewatch it. i remember it being very close tho, the first fight.Manny pacquiao training day 4 - He looks amazingly fast, which what he needs more than power, which he naturally has to defeat mayweatherhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EfED2iwSnOc
Mayweather is also training like usually does.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v7bgrDgUt-Q
niice!@!
mayweather all day.. I love how he hits the heavy bag, slow as fuck. I have my ideas as to why he does it but i'd eventually like to know for sure, hardly anyone hits a heavy bag like he does. You never see him going nuts at the heavy bag.
pac loves to go nuts at the heavy bag, without bringing his hands back defensively.. ;f
Exactly what i was thinking why he hits it slow but my idea is that probably he is doing it not for power but for form and combination practice and maybe doesn't want to risk injuring his hands ...
what did castillo do differently, that people always refer to this fight that gave mayweather the most problems.
Manny pacquiao training day 4 - He looks amazingly fast, which what he needs more than power, which he naturally has to defeat mayweatherhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EfED2iwSnOc
Mayweather is also training like usually does.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v7bgrDgUt-Q
So when do you know you reached lactic acid threshold? Is it a matter of distance, intensity or both? Do you feel it, or do you just know it from the numbers? Is it that burn that spreads in your quads while you put effort? ( this is so very familiar in prolonged non-stop skiing downhills ).
I like to get into running again now that the weather improves. But i am not into long distances, i like to do a mile at ~80%, and then either tempos ( something like 10-15x100m ) or max sprints ( about 5 max-out runs, distances varying from 80m to 300m ). But a longer run seems interesting too for aerobic fitness and fat loss, just don't want it to have any consequences at recovery and endurance muscle fiber adaptations. Is 5K at a moderate pace 'safe'?
'Heel to butt' is good for distance running? Curious as to why, I would assume it'd just drain your energy unnecessarily. Quads would get some nice stretching though

Hey man
So i'm thinking about incorporating a few short runs into my training. But no idea how to go about it. I'm thinking maybe stay 3 miles or under/30mins so it doesn't interfere with my strength/power goals too much? Do you think this would be beneficial just for overall fitness? say if i ran 2 miles twice a week in under 20 mins, thats cool right?
The new 0 drop inov 8s feel great to run in,
calves definitely took a bit of a beating though.
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