AboutHeath Expertise I can answer all questions regarding Boxing/Kickboxing Fitness and Mixed Martial Arts so people can change up their workout rountines in the gym so they wont become bored. I can do Program Design for all fitness levels for children,adults, and special populations.
I can answer all questions regarding training for fights,how to find fights, rules and regulations for fights,how to find local gyms to train at,upcoming events throughout the United States , how to pick a good trainer,nutrition, plyometrics,and road work. I continueously go to workshops for the latest training techniques for fitness and competitive fighting to always be on top of my game. It is very rare not to know an answer to a question in my field but if it does happen, i will most likely know where to find the answer... Where there is a will, There's a way!!
Experience I have been a Fighter/ Personal Trainer for 15 years. I have worked with clients from children(5 years old and up),adults, to amateur and professional athletes. I've trained fighters and also worked with the average person to obtain their personal fitness goals. Such as weight loss/ weight gain, tone up, self esteem,self defense,rape prevention programs,afterschool kids' programs and teaching a way to live a healthy lifestyle.
Education/Credentials 3X Professional Muay Thai Champion
4X Amateur Muay Thai Champion
Professional Boxer
Sparring Partner for Professional Fighters: Bernard Hopkins, Paul Vaden, Ken Shamrock, Jesus Salud.
NASM- Certified Personal Trainer
AAAI Pre/Post Natal Certified
ISCA Boxing/Kickboxing Certified
4th degree black belt Tae Kwon Do
6th Degree Black belt Shaolin Kempo
Awards and Honors 1997 IKF Amateur Fighter of the year Award
1997 Best Knockout Award
Past/Present Clients Trainer of UFC Legend Ken Shamrock and the Lions' Den Fight Team,
Ex-San Diego Charger Guard Tonu Finoti,
Question hello. I was wondering if you could hepl me with a rutine. I know how to throw the basic boxing punches. I have a heavy bag I just dont have the the money to attend a boxing gym. also if you know of any type of nutrional gide you could suggest it would be appreciated. thank you
Answer Hello Robert,
Boxing routine: 15 min stretches
3X3 minute rounds Shadow boxing (30 second break between each round)
* Shadow boxing is pretending your fighting an imaginary opponent and practice throwing your combinations in the air
6-10X 3minute rounds Heavy bag (30 seconds in between rounds)
* if you cant do 6 rounds start off with 1-2 rounds and gradually work your way up to 6-10 rounds
30 min jumprope
15 min ab workout( sit-ups crunches..etc)
100 pushups
100 chin ups
* break up the chin ups and pushups to where you do 100 altogether doesnt have to be done all in one set.
Nutrition:
1. Never eat before bed
2. Drink plenty of water 8-12 glasses a day
3. try to eat one portion of protein,one carbohydrate, and at least one vegetable for lunch and dinner
4. give yourself a break once a week and eat whatever you fancy.
5. train on empty stomach and have your last meal 2-3 hours before your workout.
6. watch portion control
7. eat in moderation. try to eat 5-6 small meals a day
I hope this helped you. Please contact me for any additional questions that may arise. Good Luck in your training
Heath "Cowboy" Harris
