LimitLess Boxing

Most people train for aesthetics.
We train for pressure, discipline and control.

Because confidence is earned under stress, not comfort.

Leaderboard was at 2/10..he nudged it to 3😅

Power helps. Technique comes from training.

Start boxing. You’ll feel the difference.

Most beginners ignore body shots. That’s a mistake.

A clean shot to the body can break rhythm, slow movement, and end the fight fast.

Start with the basics: jab, cross, left hook, right hook to the body.

Targeting these parts of the body gives you an upper hand in your fight.

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Knuckle plank standoff. Last one standing wins🥊

A good pre-workout can also help when you need quality training sessions by supporting energy, alertness and intensity, especially before pads, conditioning, strength work or hard boxing rounds.

For boxers and busy professionals, that means better output when you show up.

We use WrathX Pre-Workout.

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Ironman athlete tries boxing.
Different sport, different pressure.

Would he do it again? Absolutely.

Should boxers take creatine? 🥊

Short answer: Yes, it can help.

Creatine may support:

🥊 More explosive rounds
💪 Better strength output
🔋 Better recovery between hard sessions

But let’s be real.

Creatine is not magic and the results are not astronomical. You won’t turn into a different athlete overnight.

What most people notice is a small but meaningful improvement over time when training, eating, sleeping, and staying consistent are already in place.

Think of it as an edge, not a shortcut.

I use CreAMP 🚀 to keep it simple and consistent.

Use code LIMITLESS for a discount on your purchase 💥

Save this before buying random supplements.

First time in his life staying consistent for 30 days.

Sometimes progress starts with simply showing up for yourself.

That’s how consistency changes identity, confidence, and momentum.

If you’ve been stuck in stop-start mode, DM us to join.

Came with full power… 😭🥊

A for effort though.🚀

Would you score higher?

Boxers don’t just train hard. They eat to perform.

Power, recovery, stamina… it starts with what’s on your plate.

What I eat in a day as a boxing coach hitting ~2,950 calories to support training, coaching, recovery, and staying sharp through long days.

🥣 Breakfast

50g oats

50g muesli

1 scoop MuscleBlaze Biozyme Performance Whey

3g MuscleBlaze Creatine

150g milk tea

3g sugar

165g strawberries

🍞 Snack 1

18g whole wheat bread

8g honey

100g sapota

200g apple

🍛 Lunch

250g chicken rice

150g boneless chicken tikka

100g curd

1 tomato

1 cucumber

1 carrot

200ml masala lemonade

🍿 Snack 2

70g popcorn

🍝 Dinner

150g raw macaroni

20g cheese

50g soya chunks

40g Greek yogurt

50g banana

🥊 If you box, prioritize this:

• Carbs for energy and endurance

• Protein for recovery and muscle repair

• Fats for hormones and long-term health

• Hydration for performance

• Consistency over “perfect diets”

Most people under-eat, then wonder why they feel flat in training.

I keep it simple: foods I can repeat, meals I can sustain, and supplements that help me hit targets. MuscleBlaze Biozyme Performance Whey helps me conveniently get quality protein in when days get busy.

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