By James Bee
Good habits are what separate the pro athletes from the amateurs, itās that simple. They help fighters to train harder, longer, recover faster, feel good, and perform better.
If you have bad habits you will never reach your greatest potential.Not even close. Bad habits such as missing sleep and eating junk food will hold you back in the long run.
How do I know this? Because I work with professional Muay Thai fighters on a daily basis, and trust me, bad habits and greatness just canāt co-exist.
In this post, Iāll teach you 5 of theĀ bestĀ habits that separate theĀ champsĀ from theĀ chumps.
Habit #1: Rest
If you want to be any kind of successful athlete, you need focus on rest and recovery plan as much as youāre training.
Professional fighters usually train AM and PMĀ 6 days per week. With that amount of training, missing sleep is going to affect your weight, performance and health. Athletes should shoot to get 7-8 hoursā slee...
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