Thomas Hearns Training routine

Tommy Hearns Training routine
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[@Cody_Rogers]

Thomas Hearns is one of my favorite boxers he's scary looking but very nice and humble

[@seamus7054]

He was my favourite. Never a dull moment with Tommy around.

[@youngerudit2524]

and very good

[@finnglynn9344]

the hit man was one of the most exciting fighters ever ,steward one of the best trainers what a combination .kronk gym turned out many great champions .

[@c.galindo9639]

What a beast. A real boxer at heart

[@boxingorigin]

Really a beast , thanks brother for watching video

[@c.galindo9639]

@@boxingorigin you’re welcome. I enjoyed this very much

[@staffh3815]

Tommy was a beast ,true hall of famer❤

[@jambostringo]

"The loss just made me hungry, it made me wanna go out and win another title" that is just sick

[@John-bk7wq]

Pretty basic calm down

[@ash6415]

James Toney was the same, no bag or rope just sparring.

[@alrightythen1466]

He actually needed some cardio though lol it wasn’t like that will bill Miller. Bill had him in great shape

[@tonyvalente]

Old-time fighters with rarely hit the bag more than four rounds too much heavy bag will ruin your timing. Also, if a bag is too heavy, it takes the snap out of your punches.

[@LetitGolazziter-uk9xi]

He was ahead of the game with his training theory! Too many athletes train way too often and long!

[@anthonywinardy8208]

Too much medium-hard sparring isnt good for long term health, and back to those era, they didnt spar using 16oz gloves.

[@AlexanderTheGamer20]

This is gold. Subbed

[@Nttmf]

Tommy Hearns is my favorite boxer, he may not have a good chin but he could certainly knock people out. My son shares his birthday, I should of called my son after him but forgot in all of the excitement.

[@boxingorigin]

18 oct , you are a man

[@ezsmith3765]

My all time favorite

[@jsj297]

Mine too!

[@ryananderson2207]

The Hit Man! He looks like a Hit Man! A scary dude. What a fighter come right at you and fight. You don’t have to find him. He’ll stand and fight all day.

[@ngatokoruataumaa2980]

Thomas Hearns is the man

[@patrickgarvey146]

Had crazy perfect boxer genetics as well.

[@terreJackson]

Stop it!! He just was smarter and worked harder then everybody else. Tommy had some good genes but he couldn't take a punch to save his life. Dont diminish his intellect and hard work.

[@mr.finesser6303]

​@@terreJacksonyou diminished him with your idiotic comment you talk down on his chin when he's only been stopped by only the heaviest hitters

[@greaterthansolomon-vv4ho]

tall skinny and strong perfect

[@jimt7851]

Thank you for one of the best motivational videos I have seen recently. Much appreciated. Now let's get back to that super sharp left hook.....

[@jimt7851]

SUBBED

[@boxingorigin]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching brother

[@cooldinaz]

Lights Out Toney believed in a lot of sparring, too.

[@vincentfisher1603]

This attitude also explains Toney's various health issues. Sparring should never replace road work.

[@mditt7]

so did Terry Norris and all three of them are on "Queer Street" now. Leonard is an advocate against too much sparring.

[@vincentfisher1603]

Headgear does not protect your brain cells. Building endurance and learning proper boxing skills will. Toney was simply being lazy.@@mditt7

[@mditt7]

my old man was a top pro welterweight here in Australia during the 40s and 50s. He said that a lot of guys only sparred for training and nothing else. Also, the referees and corners used to let fights go for far too long when a fighter was helpless on the ropes. There would be old fighter's reunions in the 80s and I would see a lot of these guys, real survivors, but many were considerably brain damaged. My old man was one of the "lucky ones" but he had a drinking problem and suffered mood swings, probably from the vicissitudes of the fight game in that "golden" era.@@vincentfisher1603

[@soul2soul4]

True but they both use to weight drain them self like crazy

[@ChrisLena]

Interesting, very similar to the way Sean Strickland Trains, sparring over everything

[@chriscolton6329]

What everyone forgets about Tommy, is he was such a masterful boxer, had he been more conservative in his approach to fights, and not always gone looking for the kayo, he would have been almost unbeatable. He was still able to outpoint a fantastic, slick champion, in Virgill Hill, years past his prime...

[@jayfisher3359]

That's how Sean Strickland trains

[@rokmin8550]

he made some excellent points, and it worked for him!

[@boxingorigin]

For sure , thanks brother for watching this video.

[@vince11harris]

No wonder why he sounds the way that he sounds

[@michadebicki6534]

Sadly this is true :/

[@flo-jofr]

How does he sound and why does he sound like that

[@vince11harris]

@@flo-jofrsparred way too many rounds which lead to brain damage.

[@boxingorigin]

I posted another video today , it’s on jack dempsey training routine .

[@toddtaylor3680]

He was a boxer, what do you expect. Why do y’all think you can box and not get hit in the head? 😂

[@georgevincent1834]

Loved watching Hearns snap those power shots. Fast and powerful as all hell. Like shooting hand grenades with a sling shot.

[@keymaker2112]

I had no idea he had this sort of philosophy around his workout regimen. Reminds me of Sean Strickland's approach.

[@alangrace8628]

And these are a large part of the reason Tommy suffers from brain damage today.... while ray, with his damage limiting training methods seems to be in perfect health...sad but true

[@PartyCrasher04]

Ray was the biggest “dancer” out of the bunch (talking about the 4 kings) he was the hit and don’t get hit guy, the other 3 were dogs.

[@renzopeterson153]

​@@PartyCrasher04I think you're underselling the dog and mean streak that Ray had. When Ray saw red, he became a killer at will, one of the greatest finisher's ever.

[@juanreyes6955]

@@PartyCrasher04ray beat Tommy the first fight by planting his feet

[@JoeKoOhNo]

@@juanreyes6955 He had to do it. Hearns f*cked up.

[@Borgz34]

❤❤❤

[@tonysizzle8574]

Nice video.

[@boxingorigin]

Thanks brother for watching this video .

[@christmaschris487]

Agreed about potential and sadness

[@brettrogers5333]

That opening scene was him and Gerald McClellan

[@terencew7716]

💪💪💪

[@michaelshillin1983]

Tommy hearns another one of the greats up there with the elite the mayweather podium

[@MillerTheOfficialGaming]

Contact wakes up the adrenaline if you've got it. Adrenaline is superhuman 😂❤

[@blueflames148]

I remember walking into STOP N GO STORE BACK EARLY 80S I WAS LOOKING MAGAZINES AND STUMBLED TO RING MAGAZINE FRONT COVER OF MAGAZINE HIT MAN HURNS WITH FIVE BELTS AND ALWAYS WATCH HIM FIGHT NEXT TO ALI HE WAS CHAMP I ADMIRE

[@FlintFoundation]

Now a days dese dudes scared to lose 🤦🏿‍♂️

[@boxingorigin]

are you talking about floyd buddy?

[@marksifuentes8105]

Mike Mentzer philosophy

[@clarkkent8286]

The old school trainers understood that less is more. Guys like Louis, Charles, and Robinson would spar daily, but didn't usually go more than 6 rounds per session

[@ryanhaque1107]

Keep it up. Great video.

[@boxingorigin]

Thanks alot ryan , i posted another video today , it’s about jack demsey.

[@user-ko2my4kd5i]

The best

[@knockknock1246]

Wow 5 weight divisions. First championship to last belt held, what percentage of weight from one to the next? He was fun to watch too. A cool cat. I still occasionally watch his amateur bout against Pryor. He was always scrappy. 🥊

[@jasoncoomer1226]

Him not jumping rope... *is why his legs stayed jelly halfway through the sugar ray fight*

[@a.m.m.4592]

I think it had to do with to much head trauma. Over sparring and never healing prior to fight cost him his chin.

[@mohammadmusabasif4808]

scary right hand

[@courtneygillespie1187]

Less is more 🤔 you don't have to train like others do 👌 runs for time instead of distance.

[@boxingorigin]

you are f**king absolutly right

[@jackkellerman310]

Was that Hearns sparring with Ali at the beginning??

[@anz2441]

Hearns was always one of my favs..but he would get tired in fights and that's when he got hurt !! So his conditioning coulda been better !!

[@aaronf.186]

Obviously that training regimen worked for Tommy in his career, but it makes you wonder if all that sparring caused unnecessary head trauma. If you watch the Mike Tyson podcast episode with both Ray and Tommy, it's clear to see who suffering more from CTE between the 2 fighters.

[@PalacBoxing]

Don't let this video fool you he hit the bag, jumped roped, hit the pads, etc. I was there to witness it my self at Kronk. The all out hard sparring day in and day out is what most likely causes the unnecessary trauma to many fighters.

[@tonyvalente]

Tommy is so great. I don’t think it matter who trained him. His fighting spirit would have gotten him where he was manual Stewart had no concept of defense.

[@jjr8975]

Not many know, but Toney came from Kronk also. Probably sparred Tommy and Gerald.

[@AhmedMasjid100]

With All due Respect, too the Champ, not running long distance is probably what got him, in trouble with Leonard, and Hagler. Ran out of gas

[@leecarter123]

you can do alot of sparring but its,how you spar if its war after war then your in trouble but light sparring just the jab things like that go long way

[@dennisgalvin2521]

In the Ingle Gym in Sheffield, England they for most part body sparred.

[@openheartedwarrior2971]

As I remember he won belts in 6 divison not 5.

[@CapoKabar]

Same as James Toney. Toney never trained, only gave beatings in the ring

[@theoneaboveall7708]

James Toney is the same way.

[@bryandungee1029]

I wonder if this is why Tommy flamed out late in so many fights, I can think of at least 3 Ls that he may not have taken if he was in better physical condition

[@floyd9727]

No jump rope? So that’s why Hagler won… he never took his foot off the gas from start to KO…

[@None-bd2rp]

Tommy had a glass chin

[@nunyafuckinbizniz]

He is now punch drunk along with most Kronk fighters while Leonard is still his articulate arrogant self.

[@mr.finesser6303]

You mean the same Leonard who had to retire multiple times due to Hearns busting his eye up

[@nunyafuckinbizniz]

@@mr.finesser6303 No the Leonard who knocked hearns out late, and the Leonard who came back from 2 knock downs and almost koed him again.

[@mr.finesser6303]

@@nunyafuckinbizniz the same Leonard who admitted Hearns beat him and got a stoppage that many feel was premature the only reason Leonard isn't punch drunk is because he almost went blind and had to retire 3 times as he wasn't as active as the rest of the horseman because of his injury

[@nunyafuckinbizniz]

@@mr.finesser6303 Don't be sad that Leonard knocked out Hearns, Hagler did too, and Barkley, then Barkley pummeled him again!

[@mr.finesser6303]

@@nunyafuckinbizniz don't be sad that Leonards career was cut short and didn't your guy hud go survival mode against Hagler in a fight people feel he lost in and got destroyed by Duran, then lost to Camacho twice and then lost to Hearns in a rematch so ig that makes Leonard worse than Barkley😂

[@mangravy2000]

Awesome fighter and joy to watch. I still can’t figure our why he couldn’t get past Ian “the blade” Barkley

[@gregorybush3224]

Yes. When Iran beat Tommy for the Middleweight title, his friend Davey had just been killed in a freak accident. Davey's death motivated Iran to another level.

[@trinkabuszczuk6138]

Tommy was tall and may have struggled jumping rope. Also, if he’d have hit a heavy bag with any regularity, with his punching power, I’m sure he’d have damaged his hands, wrists or shoulders! 😮

[@alancampbell3364]

Tommy is my all time favourite but his lack of stamina cost him alot so maybe he should've done more cardio

[@m.b.593]

Same with Chavez

[@mohammadmusabasif4808]

honestly, sparring too much can cause a lot of long term damage to the brain. This is why you'll see the Hearns has been showing signs of brain damage while leonard looks fresh

[@Godshonestruth]

All the guys who sparred a lot cant talk. I prefer saving my body for the fight. U need some sparring but not all of it

[@Tourist-Q.]

Leonard has still a clear speech, whereas Hearns has been suffering from slurred speech for decades. Muhammad Ali, James Toney... Two boxers that did a lot of sparring too, have been suffering from brain damage as well. So you draw your own conclusions.

[@darrylwilson9718]

No wonder why he got knocked out so many times

[@mubarkqardas46]

Now we know why he had no chin.

[@blackjaguarlord]

He OBVIOUSLY did more thsn just run and spar---the clips in this video show that.

[@jarrmekdansby7142]

That's why he's punch drunk😅

[@patreecepickett7790]

Sugar Ray couldn’t KO Duran

[@RockyAliTyson1]

And thats why Hagler destroyed him and Leonard beat him.

[@nicknellis3504]

Well Leonard won so I think his way is better

[@jimtysonfury9725]

Second time around he would have knocked hagler .... Hagler wanted no part .. hagler no show bailed out

[@marcchrys]

Great fighter but the form on his pushups is terrible (flared elbows) and the situps are a spine-wrecking waste of time.. I wouldn't say this to his face ;-)

[@legenda8831]

This does not apply to Hagler

[@Nonegiven14582]

What about the steroids his brother was selling?

[@legenda8831]

it's a shame his chin is a glass chin

[@thatoneguy6165]

Its why he was great, but all pugilists that followed this routine paid for it in the end.