Boxing and Weight Training Help

[miked8c]

So I am in a cardio chrisis as in I hate running, but I need to get cut. I checked out a gym today that has open group boxing lessons on Mondays and Wedsdays run by some experienced dudes. So I figure I can kill two birds with one stone by boxing, learn some basic techniques and whilst getting a killer cardio workout. My question is:

Will taking boxing lessons significantly significantly hinder my progress in the weight room? The boxing classes will be 4 hours after I get out of the gym and I will have the next day completely off to recover for my next workout.

Mond. Lifting then Boxing
Tues. nothing
Wedsday: Lifting then Boxing
Thurs/ Nothing
Friday: Just lifting

I just dont want to burn myself out for lifting, but at the same time I really want to pursue boxing, not to compete just to learn and get cardio. I mean boxing is a full body workout so I consider many times more valuable than just running. What do you experienced guys think?

 

[Tblock1]

So I am in a cardio chrisis as in I hate running, but I need to get cut. I checked out a gym today that has open group boxing lessons on Mondays and Wedsdays run by some experienced dudes. So I figure I can kill two birds with one stone by boxing, learn some basic techniques and whilst getting a killer cardio workout. My question is:

Will taking boxing lessons significantly significantly hinder my progress in the weight room? The boxing classes will be 4 hours after I get out of the gym and I will have the next day completely off to recover for my next workout.

Mond. Lifting then Boxing
Tues. nothing
Wedsday: Lifting then Boxing
Thurs/ Nothing
Friday: Just lifting

I just dont want to burn myself out for lifting, but at the same time I really want to pursue boxing, not to compete just to learn and get cardio. I mean boxing is a full body workout so I consider many times more valuable than just running. What do you experienced guys think?

No way bfo you will be fine

 

[miked8c]

Yeah I am doing boxing more for my cardio than to actually become good at boxing although I would like to. I dont want to lift for boxing, I want to box for my lifting. Thanks man.