Based on your schedule: We’ll design a focused, high-impact 2-day boxing power and endurance program that maximizes gains while respecting your limited training window. This plan will rotate weekly focus to avoid overtraining and keep progress moving. 🥊 Boxing Power & Endurance – 2-Day Weekly Plan (Mon & Tue) Goal: Build punching power, anaerobic endurance, […]

🥊 Fighter/Boxer Training Goals 🔥 Key Training Components for Fighters: 1. Boxing/Fighting Skill Work 💡 Do this 3–6 times/week depending on your level. 2. Strength & Power Training Goal: Improve punching power, clinch strength, and explosiveness. Exercise Type Examples Sets/Reps Compound lifts Deadlifts, squats, presses 3–5 sets of 3–6 Explosive lifts Cleans, snatches, med ball

1. Strength Goal: Increase maximal force output (how much weight you can lift in a single effort).Best For: Powerlifters, athletes, people who want to get stronger. 2. Hypertrophy (Muscle Growth) Goal: Increase muscle size.Best For: Bodybuilders, aesthetic-focused individuals, general muscle development. 3. Muscular Endurance Goal: Increase a muscle’s ability to sustain repeated contractions.Best For: Runners,

boxers are typically categorized by fighting style or stance, and sometimes by weight class or role in the ring. Here are the main types of boxing fighters by style: 1. Out-Boxer (or Boxer) OUT-BOXER “You can’t hit what you can’t catch.” 🔑 Key Traits: 💥 Strategy: 🧠 Mental Approach: 👑 Famous Examples: 2. Slugger (or

🔑 Main Boxing Stances 1. Square Stance 2. Bladed (Side-On) Stance 3. Neutral (Semi-Square) Stance 🔄 Variations of Boxing Stances 4. Orthodox Stance 5. Southpaw Stance 🥊 Specialized / Situational Stances 6. Peek-a-Boo Stance 7. Philly Shell (Shoulder Roll) Stance 8. Crouched Stance 9. Long Guard Stance 10. Cross-Arm Stance ✅ Summary: 📊 Boxing Stances

Syzygium jambolanum — commonly known in homeopathy as “Syzygium” — is a key homeopathic remedy for diabetes mellitus, especially when there are symptoms of high blood sugar, excessive urination, weakness, and skin ulcers. It’s derived from the bark and sometimes fruit of the Syzygium jambolanum tree — also known as Java plum, Jamun, or Indian

Ruta graveolens 200C — commonly known as “Ruta” — is a deeply acting homeopathic remedy especially indicated for injuries to tendons, ligaments, periosteum (bone covering), cartilage, and the eyes, as well as for overstrain, weakness, and stiffness after trauma or repetitive use. It’s one of the most important remedies in homeopathy for sports injuries, repetitive

The correct botanical and homeopathic name is Phytolacca — commonly known as Poke Root or Pokeberry. 🚫 The berries and raw root are toxic — ingestion can cause severe vomiting, diarrhea, convulsions, and even death. In homeopathy, it is used in potentized (highly diluted) form and is safe when used appropriately. 🧪 What Does “0”

Arnica montana — often simply called “Arnica” — is one of the most widely used and well-known homeopathic remedies, especially for trauma, injuries, bruising, and shock. It’s often the first remedy reached for after accidents, falls, surgery, or emotional shock. 🌿 Botanical Source: ⚠️ Caution: The raw plant is toxic if ingested and can cause

Colocynthis (also spelled Colocynth) is a homeopathic remedy derived from the dried pulp of the fruit of the plant Citrullus colocynthis, commonly known as “bitter apple” or “vine of Sodom.” It belongs to the Cucurbitaceae family, which also includes cucumbers and watermelons. 🌿 Botanical Source: 💊 Homeopathic Use: Colocynthis is a well-known homeopathic medicine primarily