[ZhuSeth]

(2009.Mar.12 11:17 AM)TommiTheTaco Wrote:  Zhuy. Here. This should clear it up for you.

If a boxer is doing conditioning, that means he/she is training their body to face the extreme requirements of the fight(withstanding punches, leaning, bobbing and weaving, throwing their own array of punches, moving around the ring, getting up from a knock-down).

The definition of endurance:

en⋅dur⋅ance
   
–noun
1. the fact or power of enduring or bearing pain, hardships, etc.
2. the ability or strength to continue or last, esp. despite fatigue, stress, or other adverse conditions; stamina: He has amazing physical endurance.
3. lasting quality; duration: His friendships have little endurance.

God dammit, at least pretend you are thinking.
Did you at least read my whole post or just the first and last word.

First a boxer DOES NOT use a weapon.
Second, you yourself said "the extreme requirements of the fight". THE FIGHT. Endurance is needed to fight better, not to use a weapon.

Again, to use a weapon you don't need to dodge, duck, withstand hits or any other part of a fight.
What does fatigue or stamina have to do with KNOWING how to USE a weapon?