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Why does a beginner boxer collapse in round 8… while an elite fighter looks indestructible in round 12?

It’s not because they run more miles.
It’s because they train endurance systems most people never touch.

In this video, we break down how the world’s best boxers — like Oleksandr Usyk, Vasyl Lomachenko, Canelo Álvarez, Floyd Mayweather, Mike Tyson, Julio César Chávez, and Gennady Golovkin — build cardio that looks almost superhuman.

You won’t hear generic advice here.
You’ll understand the real systems they use to dominate the ring when everyone else is exhausted.

🔥 In this video, you’ll learn:

✅ How breath control delays fatigue
✅ Why altitude training permanently changes your endurance
✅ How swimming and underwater work improve your respiratory system
✅ Why shadowboxing is one of the purest forms of sport-specific cardio
✅ How sparring builds a type of endurance no traditional cardio can replicate
✅ Why heavy bag and mitt work build real fight cardio
✅ How high-intensity circuits help you stay powerful in the later rounds
✅ Why explosive training is key to sustaining punch flurries
✅ The critical role of recovery in turning training into real endurance

This video isn’t just for boxers.
If you train in combat sports, HIIT, MMA, or want to understand how real cardio works under fatigue, this will change how you train.

👊 If you want to train like an elite boxer, this is your starting point.

Time tags:

00:00 Why running doesn’t give you real boxing cardio
00:27 The breathing system that decides if you break or not
01:40 Training underwater to dominate fatigue
02:10 Altitude: the biological trick to become more resilient
03:17 Why boxers love the pool
03:59 The cardio you can’t build by running
04:39 Shadowboxing: the most underrated cardio
05:51 Sparring: the kind of endurance no one else can replicate
07:00 Heavy bag and mitts: real war cardio
08:18 Circuits to stay strong when everyone else fades
09:19 Explosiveness to keep power in the final rounds
10:07 Recovery: where cardio is really built