Why Conor McGregor gasses out 🥵

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[@justshorts9018]

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[@Cnaztee]

Nah

[@notatroll7045]

@@justshorts9018does anyone know?

[@markcrockwell-vc7gu]

He’s an explosive fighter not an endurance fighter he’s not made for the long fights

[@NikoXC08]

He’s undoubtedly explosive. But if you look at his fights where he was gassed, they were at welterweight, and he paced himself like he would at lightweight or featherweight. Conor’s last fight at lightweight, he was still throwing effective strikes in round 4, and that was after staving off Khabib’s wrestling for multiple rounds. His endurance is there, he just needs to drop back weight classes. I don’t think he’s meant to be a welterweight.

[@Scramblefred2399]

You’d think a world class athlete would make the adjustment no?

[@-_-_-_-_-ImGigs-_-_-_-_-_-_-_]

​@@Scramblefred2399did you not watch the video?

[@Scramblefred2399]

@@-_-_-_-_-ImGigs-_-_-_-_-_-_-_ yeah. I did. First idk who that guy is but I can tell he’s full of shit and is not an expert in martial arts or athletics. The fast twitch part is partially true, I’m saying you’d think an athlete like Conor would recognize that and tailor his training needs to make up that weakness. That’s what happened to Bruce and he adjusted accordingly. I think it’s a cop out and a lack of understanding to shrug off such a glaring weakness and say genetics.

[@-_-_-_-_-ImGigs-_-_-_-_-_-_-_]

@@Scramblefred2399 its hard to train against genetics. He clearly trains his stamina, but like they said long fights aint his forte.

[@abdobouchareb6791]

That's the whiskey gassing him out 😂

[@chrisg4rr377]

And the coke

[@0fwRs]

And his left hand knocking you out while hes coked up and drunk as fk

[@AdrianoSnake]

That's what i thought 😅😅😅😅

[@DukeRhodes]

Being an Irishman comes at a cost.

[@abdobouchareb6791]

@@0fwRs bruh, you're still riding his meat?

[@bryanberryhill5559]

People forget about his early career. Yeah, he was used to fighting @ 145, fought @ 170 and gassed out in the 4th and 5th. He fought with an extra 25 lbs on him. Connor had better cardio at 145 and 155 then people remember

[@nigerianprincewithaids]

I doubt Conor put on a lot of weight for the first Diaz fight but I mean if you went from knocking just about every guy out in the first round then you fight a guy 2 weight classes above that with more reach power durability and cardio than anyone he had probably fought up to that point I’d probably feel pretty damn exhausted fighting Nate Diaz too

[@scottdavidson526]

Yeah, that makes sense. Carrying all that extra weight would definitely contribute to fatigue in the later rounds.

[@BodyCamSlam]

so tired of hearing these excuses about a measly 25 pounds and people being impressed by people working out in weight vests.. WOW, 50 pounds in a back pack.. thats baby garabge. I treadnill for 3 miles with a 45 in each hand.. HOLDING THEM!!! not lazy back pack nonsense.. these weight classes are an excuse.. 25 pounds of weight spread across your body is not gonna make any difference in the world unless your simply lazy

[@3751britishcolumbia]

​@BodyCamSlam You clearly don't know what you're talking about. 25 pounds might not be much if you're just an average guy who doesn't fight, but 25 pounds as a fighter is a huge amount. There's a reason why most guys who move up two weight classes all have the same issue. You're probably some couch potato who'd gas out trying to get his girlfriend off after 5 minutes.

[@twiggy1253]

@@BodyCamSlamyou’re obviously ignorant.

[@faku6900]

He basically spent more points on strenght than endurance

[@JamesScholes]

Gamers get it LOL.

[@falloutboy691]

Great attack speed, poor endurance.

[@joeyschmidt7546]

this is how you win in pvp

[@mikendsh5458]

Exactly

[@BattleBeatz1]

Yeah one Shot Build

[@JohnSmith-mj6qx]

Apparently I have no twitch muscle fiber.

[@simonedmondson8875]

😂😂

[@jorgemarroquin17]

😂😂

[@wariskhan9109]

I doubt if we got the slow twich fiber too

[@pookiestock]

Oh that mad me legitimately laugh out loud! Keep it up brother!

[@xyzmti]

i just have no muscle fiber

[@JustGregShow]

"Bit of a quick twitch" -Bill Burr

[@GreenGrape278]

Yes 🎉

[@patriarchmike]

That explanation is spot on. Conor has fast twitch whereas the Diaz brothers are type 2.

[@williamseipp9691]

sorry it's bs. Fast twitch and slow twitch muscle fibers are a real thing but it's irrelevant and he's only bringing it up to look smart. Diaz brothers train for crazy cardio and don't swing for the fences in their attacks. It's not the sexy answer but it's the obvious one.

[@DukeRhodes]

​@@williamseipp9691 Diaz bros aren't short sighted, they're in for the long haul. While the Irishman drinks himself into a stuper and snorts a tonne of nose candy. It ain't great for endurance.

[@j.k.3044]

​@@williamseipp9691 nope its not irrelevant. But there is a saying "sprinters are born, marathon runners are trained" which means the percentage of Maximum fast twitch fibers is set genetically, but not the slow twitch fibers, so its much more likely to turn fast twitch fibers to slow twitch, than the other way around

[@eharmon959]

How could you possibly know what type of muscle fiber he got 🤣🤣🤣

[@RubbinRobbin]

​@@j.k.3044 fast twitch is a real thing, it doesnt have to be genetic tho, it can be trained if your relentless enough. It take a lot of rapid and strong movement, and a good diverse diet helps.

[@twistedstrength.]

They never talk about how these guys choose to fight when discussing endurance or power. Anthony Rumble Johnsonnis an example of a KO machine that, although has the genetics to get tremendous torque in his hooks he throws due to arm span, bine structure, and ligaments attachment, he throws every one of those hooks with EVERYTHING he has, every single time. Even in his combinations, he is absolutely blasting every strike. Contrast to a Cain Velasquez or Nick Diaz type who will consistently throw medium to light strikes and occasionally a power strike. Although fighters often learn to fight with their strengths, if you swapped the brains of Cain & Anthony (if he were still here), you might get very different fight results.

[@valrup2066]

Glad you mentioned ligament attachment/tendons. I believe its what makes a natural hard puncher, determines explosive power etc etc. Nice breakdown👍

[@sheikh6080]

Fast twitch means quicker punches, Anthony's punches' power was more slugger type based more on his mass & less on speed

[@JoeyplaysgamesLoL]

So much of cardio in a fight is just controlling your breathing and staying relaxed. He’s clearly relaxed but he legit might be holding his breath when he throws a punch. It’s very very common. Edit: peep the experts in the replies and then take a look at my likes 😂

[@8perdonal]

Its dificult triying to controling you breath having those desviated noses xd

[@JoeyplaysgamesLoL]

@@finiteautomata3888 🤷🏼‍♂️ it’s a subconscious thing. Same reason shaq could never shoot free throws

[@JoeyplaysgamesLoL]

@@finiteautomata3888 lol he’s in peak shape and has been very lean for most of his career

[@eduardzaharia3236]

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[@h2kclan418]

​@@JoeyplaysgamesLoLhe said himself that he didn't train properly later on and he was eating and drinking junk.. He will be more disciplined next time

[@NikosMed1]

That s a very old interpretation of muscle physiology. In Connor in particular, alcohol, smoking etc is the main reason.

[@GrabbaBeer]

Alcohol and smoking doesn’t have that big of impact. It’s definitely the muscle fiber and fighting style/power use

[@GangsterFrankensteinComputer]

@@GrabbaBeer smoking absolutely trashes your cardio, it destroys your ability to breathe properly.

[@NikosMed1]

@@GrabbaBeer vo2max of Connor is pressumed absolutely trash... on the other hand modern marathon runners are the proof, have nothing to do with the old fiber theory, tnere are many more types of fibers... Regardless of Connor's training his way of life is the main reason of lack of stamina and cardio.

[@GrabbaBeer]

@@GangsterFrankensteinComputer no it doesn’t. I use to smoke and ran 5 miles a day. It only impacts cardio when you chain smoke for years

[@Ub3rSk1llz]

@@GrabbaBeer did you also run 5 miles a day while getting the shit kicked out of you?

[@Sid629]

It’s tough to get out of bed to do roadwork at 5 am when you’ve been sleeping in silk pajamas

[@PS-xc1yy]

you can do it at 9 it doesnt matter

[@Jackaroo.]

Marvelous Marvin Hagler

[@Jackaroo.]

@@PS-xc1yystill the same concept. It’s not the time it’s the work.

[@micvili7527]

And eygeption cottin sheets

[@kruncha161]

Mf how you think I paid for the silk pajamas

[@2sPedr0]

Connors watching this saying “oOo tah fuk is dat guy”

[@lilfamine9955]

He’s just that guy who trained GPS.

[@ytuser708]

@@lilfamine9955 GSP

[@lilfamine9955]

@@ytuser708 No bro its George-Pierre Saint

[@martinezjames83]

He knows who firas is

[@saj5297]

Every top level MMA fighter and real MMA fan knows who the fook that guy is.

[@dylan6480]

Poatan can go 5 rounds without gassing and he is the epitome of having the “touch of death”

[@akitzar]

yeah because he’s slower and it takes less energy…

[@TobyMcguarro]

@@akitzarright

[@veeyan6882]

Poatan doesn't fight the same.way conor Is.in n out alota movement, Alex is just there in front of you

[@singlemotherRespector]

CHAMA 🗿

[@ozguraydn8407]

Alex doesn't throw 10% of Conor's valume. He chooses his shots and even then doesn't throw many.

[@RA-el6zj]

He definitely has the touch of death in that left hand.

[@mikejohnstonbob935]

It's definitely the conditioning and lifestyle choices. Genetics play a factor, but training and epigenetic factors (like drinking) play an equal if not larger role. Like gassing out on the 3-4th round to at least on the 5th round.

[@JimmyJohnson7077]

Exactly. If he was to train for 10 round fights he fight a 5 rounder like it was nothing and just like mike tyson said the talented are lazy...

[@JGrant_7217]

Kinda feel like sometimes people say stuff trying to sound smart but are really just spouting nonsense, add the "sigma" music and you're supposed to think wow this is genius.

[@San-jx1zd]

Not that I'm against basic scepticism but what exactly did the guy say that sounds like an a|s|s pull?

[@TwattyWankers]

Sounds like they were logical to me

[@doobydoes4956]

Honestly though. This man is yapping about speculative none sense.

[@josephrush8078]

@@doobydoes4956it was all true

[@xJaaku]

​@@doobydoes4956 Just because your small brain can't comprehend it, doesn't mean it's nonsense. You're just really dumb.

[@gomezalejandrog]

It was this interview where I think I realized Firas might not be as enlightened as I thought.

[@RagingCookie127]

Yeah he said a ton of stuff that made me think "This is the kind of science he's read from a single source and taken as fact"

[@Ljcuff]

Was he wrong though?

[@gomezalejandrog]

@@Ljcuff yes because everyone has knockout power, literally everyone. It’s like he’s spreading false information that people are special in the most manipulative way.

[@mattiasedouard-baraud2798]

True tho, muscle fiber allow either to do a high effort but for a short time or to do a long effort but less intense. And depending on your training you have more or less of each type of fiber.

[@GnoleTV]

@@gomezalejandrognot true, some people have freak power. Like pitchers in baseball, everyone can throw a ball but how many hit 95-100 mph. I could run for an hour straight but in a fight was gassed by round two. Same with wrestling. Either dominated real quick or was going to be in a world of hurt.

[@theubiquitouspotato]

It's a psychological phenomenon called over arousal, he gets so hyped up it gives him extra adrenaline in a short burst, but adrenaline always collects it's debts.

[@ADhDraGon-hs2uw]

No, it’s called fast twitch muscle fibres

[@JimmyJohnson7077]

​@@ADhDraGon-hs2uwyou can still be fast twitch with great endurance, it called cardiovascular training...

[@restlessdj2094]

Lifestyle is the problem

[@joshuathomas3500]

the lifestyle you wish you had and never will?

[@minicenter6712]

@@joshuathomas3500zip it up when your done

[@joeswanson7548]

@@joshuathomas3500get off your knees

[@joshuathomas3500]

@@joeswanson7548 that’s your mums job not my.👍

[@PuddleCarnt]

@@joshuathomas3500like your any different

[@shubhammatheri]

He needs Goggins as a mentor. That's it .

[@BillyjohnsonJrSr.]

That was the best description ever and it never actually hated anyone and only encountered truth in understanding.

[@GodWillRepay]

It happens when the cocaine wears off

[@RishabhSharma10225]

Bro lmao

[@SurroundedByContent]

Bro 💀

[@elcoqee]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@ferdinandangelogalindo5749]

😂😂😂

[@nicoleowens2318]

That actually makes a lot of sense

[@missvalentine4370]

Never underestimate your opponent.

[@behr7990]

Everyone has fast and slow twitch muscle fibers.

[@RishabhSharma10225]

The ratios differ though. Sprinters have smaller calves than the average sedentary person because calves are predominantly slow twitch, and sprinters are genetically fast twitch dominant.

[@ThePhysicalReaction]

​@@RishabhSharma10225 the appearance of smaller calves very much has to do with where the muscle tendons attach, being higher or lower depending on the person. Also, it would be foolish for sprinters to excessively train calves and add additional weight to the bottoms of their legs. Just like it would be foolish to wear heavy shoes when sprinting.

[@tylermann6526]

I think it's the things he chooses to fuel his body with.

[@user-br7qf8wz5z]

Fast twitch training vs slow twitch training

[@Electronicsflippa]

This was a very informative 3 hour podcast. Faras is smart he knows his shit.

[@user-bk1um1jv4t]

Bro everyone has slow twitch fibers amd fast twitch

[@theoriginalmonstermaker]

Of course, but NOT the same distribution. But he's also wrong, that's not Connors problem. Alot of ppl with almost identical builds last 5 rounds.

[@RishabhSharma10225]

@@theoriginalmonstermaker Dude. You can't know someone's fiber distribution from looking at their "build".

[@BaldHeadedManc]

​@@RishabhSharma10225 Yes you can. This is the KZbin comment section, everyone is a genius here you fool!!!

[@theoriginalmonstermaker]

@RishabhSharma10225 idk if that's going to post or if YT bugged again...

[@theoriginalmonstermaker]

@RishabhSharma10225 no, I didn't mean you could, but I guess that wasn't clear. What I meant was ppl of the same size, shape, and muscle density aren't going to have wildly different distributions. And those visual measures are the only indications we can ever have (other than maybe side to side quantifiable testing).

[@martindunning364]

Agree 100% it also has a lot to do with Anxiety IMO Anxiety and Adrenaline will eventually Gas you out on top of everything that was said

[@user-pt2yg9qm7t]

Talk about an accurate breakdown that no one in the comment section can acknowledge

[@jamesw.t.9591]

Just like micheal chandler . He's so explosive but didn't have more stamina cadio to cover it up.

[@zaxzumu4605]

Everytime I hear "fast twitch muscle fiber" I just think of that Bill Burr bit.

[@KennyBucketz]

What is it called? Or what special is it from?

[@zaxzumu4605]

@@KennyBucketz its the bit about white vs black athletes

[@KennyBucketz]

@@zaxzumu4605 oh I’ve seen that lol. Once I saw the thumbnail saying “intelligent move,” I remember it lol. I’m gonna rewatch though. Thanks!

[@C0d0ps]

To whoever reads this, I hope you have a wonderful day and no matter what stay happy as that is what matters most in life, You are truly amazing and no one can ever take that away from you, Be happy and enjoy life, We don't have long on earth so make the most of it, We’re all gonna make it brahs

[@matttalks81mw]

Great comment thanks for sharing it

[@Ljcuff]

Thanks man

[@huliocarlos360]

thanks man what prompted you to write this??

[@C0d0ps]

@@huliocarlos360 I saw a similar comment made by someone else. I edited it to make it my own. I made a tribute to zyzz as he got me to start working out. Now I’m teaching beginner classes in submission wrestling 🤼

[@C0d0ps]

@@matttalks81mw I appreciate you Matt 🙏

[@THEANPHROPY]

Training can overcome muscle fibre types ergo Conor has not been focusing on this in his training he was focused on other things in his gameplan!!!

[@varitasaequitas1490]

As a fighter I know there’s some of us that get better when we are tired and some that fade off. It’s 100% mental at that point

[@nickturner9476]

The majority of your slow twitch muscle fibers are used for posture and are in your back, butt, and legs. You do have them everywhere in your body, thats they have the highest concentration in the areas listed (also your tongue, face). If he is gassing out that quickly it would be more due to insufficient glycogen reserves in his muscles (due to pushing to hard in the beginning) and inadequate transportation of oxygen to his muscles. The lack of oxygen transport to his muscles would most likely be due to poor lung conditioning, shitty arteries, or something involving his heart (which i seriously doubt). It is most likely due to poor lung conditioning if that is the reason. The human body also has the ability to convert muscles fibers as well. We see this in athletes that switch sports, like an enduramce runner starting powerlifting or viceversa. So to me (not knowing a lot about McGregor's training) I would have to suspect its insifficient bust exercise training for the creatinine PC and glycogen energy systems as well the oxidative system used for enduramce training. Bro needs to jog more.

[@example6978]

Just shows how much of a freak of nature Ali was, speed endurance, durability and no weakness

[@kel6421]

Power was his very slight weakness

[@example6978]

@@kel6421 yeah you're right there he wasn't the hardest of hitters

[@maxsette80]

Ali wasnt that strong....but still the best boxer for me...😊

[@budisutanto5987]

Speed, precision. Speed or timing is a must, without it there's no precision (punch & miss) and no power.

[@LondonMaori]

Rocky Marciano fast twitch or slow twitch ? Knocked out opponents, not fast by any means ! 15 round fights......15 mile road runs every day in boots ! I think the muscle fibre thing is overused as a reason. Ali fastest jab in heavy weight in history so is that fast twitch or slow ? Also 15 round fights.....hours and hours of road work in heavy boots.

[@tedstyle3798]

Almost a Jimmy the Greek moment

[@unbearifiedbear1885]

Conors physique back then was ridiculous, man.. I've never been a big fan of tattoos but his torso is amazing

[@theknown1741]

He thinks whiskey gonna save him

[@garrettmann786]

Because he went up in weight

[@permecaecivident]

true

[@hankkrendl8952]

I love how he explained that 🤘 difference between sprinters and long distance runners

[@providerrr6640]

Complexity looks cool

[@Shallowballow]

Gatehje has touch of death with great cardio

[@luisdperdomo6377]

Not a great cardio.

[@Satn17]

Gathje touch of death😂😂😂man prime Conor was just Touching people's head with his left hand. And they would just fall off.... man u have no clue what u r saying

[@midknightszn]

​@@Satn17exactly justin is powerful but it ain't no touch of death

[@Shallowballow]

@@midknightszn bro Gatehje slept Edson barboza an James Vick with one shot y’all don’t know what y’all talking about nobody had ever slept barboza before that I mean prime Connor was a beast but Gatehje got more power even Dustin an khabib said

[@Shallowballow]

@@luisdperdomo6377 ok well he hit Tony Ferguson with straight bombs for 25 minute straight without stopping at all

[@user-fs3iy7em2t]

"Anyways...it has nothing to do with his lifestyle choices 🤷🥴"

[@justeatingchipsandwatching]

He's a mouth breather, like his fans

[@EkayLaive]

This explanation was tough

[@ezioauditore9499]

He got no idea what is he talking about.

[@JamesPWhite-pl8ng]

Agreed. This guy is just getting the regular JR prodding and he's trying to sound smart and relative.

[@law4546]

​@@JamesPWhite-pl8ngthat's gsp is coach lil bro

[@JamesPWhite-pl8ng]

@@law4546that is not a proper response person of unknown age group

[@f.n8581]

@@JamesPWhite-pl8ngIt is !! He knows more about fighting and MMA than somebody named JamesPWhite 😂😂😂

[@erikbouma9408]

What he said about muscle is not wrong but why wouldn’t Nate have the same problem? Conor’s condition is also not the issue it’s more the frustration of not winning easily.

[@SkywardMako]

Nate has insane cardio and gasses people out frequently like he did to Connor, he would have the slow twitch muscle the guy was talking about, he gets tired slower but can't twitch as fast

[@C0d0ps]

Nate Diaz and Nick Diaz both do triathlons. Conor doesn’t, he parties.

[@benlewis5312]

The Diaz brothers have slow-twitch muscle fibers, meaning they have great cardio but not much KO power. Almost all their KO's come from smothering their opponents with a barrage of punches over several rounds until they break, unlike McGregor who is known for KO'ing his opponents with only a few shots. Muscle fiber type is not related to muscle mass either; extremely muscular fighters like Aljo can have very little KO power.

[@kurama7405]

The way he broke it down was nice

[@petere5826]

Marciano NEVER got tired...EVER

[@DonaldBlake287]

Basically a smart way of saying Connor doesn’t do enough cardio 😂

[@SmokedUpMage]

This dude talking out of his ass

[@kritidiptoghosh4272]

Really dude????? Really

[@ericmusgrove958]

you have no idea what you’re talking about, he’s one of the greatest mma trainers ever bozo

[@robertdawood279]

@@ericmusgrove958bro he’s 💯 talking out his ass 😂

[@SmokedUpMage]

@ericmusgrove958 Just because you want to worship somebody doesn't mean they're right

[@robertdawood279]

@@ericmusgrove958 dude you got army soldiers with all different types of body types or even MMA fighters not Just ufc that make his statements false just by looking at how they fight body type and stamina..

[@Letssavethecountry]

Great explanation

[@karldanger44199]

Cardio is mental. He gives up on him self when he doesnt get the finish quickly

[@jackcrocker8909]

I think it’s just that Nate can take a insane beating and still fight

[@ddl1230]

Baby D all confident now with dem knockers

[@cipherP9]

Same problem as Woodley but didn’t adapt. Being explosive uses a lot oxygen and Mcgregor puts the pedal to the floor in the opening rounds. Woodley is a counter fighter in the opening rounds then in the later rounds switch to offense.

[@albertwesker2050]

“He becomes human” lmfao

[@johnjohnsonstein8409]

He was also fighting nate Diaz who is known for his insane cardio. He hasn’t gassed out since

[@mcw-lg2dm]

It makes sense, there's trade offs for every advantage/disadvantage

[@SAYITHOWITISMMA]

The explosive Connor was dangerous

[@oshkotosh2341]

Firas Zahabi is a greaaaaaaaaaat coach

[@vaderfloyd6926]

Yeah I agree with that that dude in the red and white said 100% I’m slow compared to many people, but I’ll last longer

[@codsoptimist8208]

No, it’s the “I’m worth 9 figures now” Mentality

[@iamaglassoftea7]

lmao this guy's detailed explanation. Like my dude. It's the narcotics.

[@wrathoftheflyingspaghettim850]

It's literally as simple as him overexerting in the beginning. That's how he gets a bunch of quick finishes in fights cause he's doing stuff that gasses him out trying to get a knockout and when that plan doesnt work out all the stuff you just did catches up with you.

[@Jacksparrow90479]

Nate has infinity stamina that's why he can't get tired easily

[@Truth_To_Power]

I’m so glad someone addresses his cardio

[@primalspongebob6144]

Literally learned this in high school health. Dude’s spitting common knowledge like a guru…MMAGURU

[@Gottiline_Ace]

And then all the know it alls in the comments saying he's wrong or just making up opinions and calling it fact because they "feel" right. The arrogance of people these days is appalling.

[@RefugioVillegasIII]

There's a middle type too and that's a deadly combo. 😮

[@joestarm1971]

I think it's just his training/discipline honestly. He's not really an explosive fighter like all these MMA experts are saying I'm this comment section. He's got precision and timing. Sure people are more prone to certain muscle fiber types but the human body is more adaptive than we give credit for. It reminds me of ppl that say "i can't Gain more muscle/weight I'm an ectomorph."

[@nickhowser7262]

It’s like long distance runners vs sprinters

[@TonyEbukaSG]

Everyone is different, hence why I am perfect.

[@gold6759]

It’s genetics, he conditions well but still gets gas no matter what

[@ryansilliker4328]

Bro doesnt focus on cardio enough , period

[@bencochrane1777]

He fights like the Germans in WW2, a brilliant cutting edge but once that edge is dulled it gets ugly

[@user-ti5co4gv5h]

That's why Wilt Chamberlain was so special. At his fastest he ran a 4.4, 40 yard dash. His vertical leap when he retired was still over 40" at 7'2" and 290 lbs. He also played more minutes than anyone else. He also was the strongest man to have ever played the game.

[@N-Krazy1976]

Hence why Nate can go for days

[@jaydenhopkins6054]

Connor has predominantly fast twitch

[@jroberts5879]

Outclassed. That's what I'd call it 😆

[@nrg6245]

He broke it down to a science !

[@BM-fs6ho]

Nate was tired too.

[@bertoman1990]

Even 20 lines of loco won't keep him from gassing out

[@charliepersonalaccount5276]

That explains why Nate's punching are slow AF 😂

[@nickmartin3361]

Balance in all things.

[@bigc5630]

Love listening to Faras!!!!! Always speaks sense and explains things for the guy in the street

[@riteshnayak80]

Connor needs to switch from single malt to 🍃 holy green.

[@prowl06]

The Irish are natural sprinters. Very dangerous over short distances.

[@TraumaER]

Too much science. The short answer is Conor has a glass jaw. 💯

[@siniswap]

firas zahabi is a scientist

[@jamesonboxingfan4274]

Great analysis

[@user-of1oq4yh8i]

That's why Vo2Max and hypoxy training is crucial to implement around conditioning sessions

[@Loudloud123]

Its just that he reach his peek of stamina!

[@irohied1266]

In all sports there's gonna be people who's fast twitched and slow twitched the people who are the most explosive are fast twitched and the people who last the longest are slow twitched youre born either way and can't change it

[@TruthbtoldMD]

It's not more of conditioning but pacing. He goes full early rounds not leaving anything for the late rounds. And also probably because he has little carbohydrates in his diet. The guy who explained it, was partially correct. Conor developed his muscles for fast movements but not for endurance (See endurance runners muscles vs Sprint runners). Same thing.

[@notoriousbig73]

The cosmos will always find balance

[@xjustvibex]

That coach is sooooo intellegent

[@KayP33]

Common sense. There is ALWAYS a balance, it’s a universal law.