• FightFit Basics: Nutrition

    September 26th, 2011 | Posted In training | FightFit

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    We get a lot of questions about nutrition at FightFit, so we’ve put together a basic nutrition guide, outlining the ‘what’ ‘when’ and ‘why’.

     

    Less food more regularly

    Eating the same amount of food you would normally eat over breakfast/lunch/dinner, and spacing it out over 6 meals (eating every 2-3 hours) will boost your metabolism, and burn more calories.

     

    Brown beats White  

    When given the choice, always choose brown carbohydrates over white. This means brown rice, wholemeal bread, and wholemeal pasta. Brown carbohydrates give you a longer and more consistent release of energy during your workouts, and unlike white carbs, it wont turn into sugar when broken down by the body.

     

    Think before you eat

    Nutrition for training and fat loss isn’t just about what you eat but when you eat it. You need to consider how much energy the body needs at certain times of the day and eat accordingly. If its 8 at night, your body isn’t going to burn off a bowl of pasta while you sleep. On the flip side if you have a hard training session planned after your meal then a yogurt isn’t going to cut it.


  • Max

    September 19th, 2011 | Posted In Uncategorized | FightFit

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    Fightfit Boxing Centre is deeply saddened to announce that our original member and “godfather” Big Max has passed away after his greatest fight. Fightfit pass on our love and condolences to Mel, Ngawai Paul and family. …it just wont be the same without you big Fella.


  • Pacquiao Boxing Tricks

    September 7th, 2011 | Posted In Fight fit | FightFit

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    Currently ranked the number 1 pound-for-pound boxer in the world, and a world champion in 8 different weight classes, Manny Pacquiao is definitely someone you can learn a trick or 2 from. Check out his top 10 boxing tricks below:

     


  • Why Boxing is the best workout for females

    September 5th, 2011 | Posted In Fight fit | FightFit

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    Boxing is a full body workout

    When you throw a proper boxing punch you utilize your entire body, including your calves, thighs, glutes, abs and arms.

     

    Burn fat fast

    Boxing has been shown to burn up to 900 calories in only 1 hour, and because boxing focuses on your core muscles it burns fat in all the right places.

     

    Boxing doesn’t get boring

    Boxing training incorporates pad-work, heavy-bag drills, punch combinations, skipping, sit-ups, push-ups and more, making it more diverse than other fitness workouts.