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    I don't understand how heavyweight boxers can run up to ten miles a day and be huge, jacked, fast and have ridic endurance. Ie: Mike Tyson for one.

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    HIIT def better than distance!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Call of Ktulu View Post
    I don't understand how heavyweight boxers can run up to ten miles a day and be huge, jacked, fast and have ridic endurance. Ie: Mike Tyson for one.
    How many heavyweight boxers do you know that run 10 miles a day? What is your source of information here? I HIGHLY doubt that's the case for any kind of majority of boxers.

    Also, just because someone is big doesn't mean he's as big as he could be. There's a difference between large compared to your average fitness enthusiast and large relative to your individual potential.
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    Quote Originally Posted by CowPimp View Post
    How many heavyweight boxers do you know that run 10 miles a day? What is your source of information here? I HIGHLY doubt that's the case for any kind of majority of boxers.

    Also, just because someone is big doesn't mean he's as big as he could be. There's a difference between large compared to your average fitness enthusiast and large relative to your individual potential.
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    "About a month before a fight, he’d run 10 miles a day, then 12 to 15 in the last two weeks before the fight."

    "He loved to train, as opposed to a lot of boxers these days, and ran 5 miles every day, 365 days a year, up and down the steep hills around Brockton, Mass. He’d sprint up, sprint down backward, forward, with 30-pound weights on his shoes."

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