Your Occupation outside boxing

[BrianMVP]

Just wondering what sort of jobs boxers on the forum have. And how they arrange training around it.
I think it would be a v helpful thread

Please post brief insight into your life,
Whats your job? What hours you do?
And how you train around it? (i.e train in morning or train in evening / How much sleep do you get)
PS Im a carpenter, and i work 9-5 monday - friday. Train Monday weds Fri 7-9. Needs improvement i know

[RightCross94]

Student...........

School from 8:20am to 2:55pm mon to fri. I usually wake at 6am to run, and i come home for a short period after school before going to the gym around 5. Coming home around 8, going to bed at around 9:30pm

[Equilibrium]

I work in security...also known as being a doorman or bouncer. Im going back to school in january to try to do something better with my life.

[Junito-Rulez]

I'm a student in History, third year.

[Bushidō]

an analyst. very boring job but you guys keep me entertained

[DMC]

I.T Computer Administrator

DMC

[leff]

on weekdays i study international marketing, in the weekends i work as a bouncer and bartender

[Sox8055]

work as a File Clerk in a financial environment.

Financial Office, **** is boring, but it pays good enough.

[atgatt]

Did tech and engineering till 56 years old and now laid off. So I've been working on a prototype robotic boxing trainer that I think works very well. It goes from slow to fast speed but it just throws straight punches, but it can go so quick, it's a challenge enough just like that.

[ophqui]

Im a physiotherapy student (almost qualified yay!). Helps with boxing from an 'understanding exercise/the body/biomechanics' point of view, but is very detrimental to my boxing in that its a lot of hard work and study, and i cant train as much as i'd like to. I've had bouts where i've only been able to train properly twice a week in the run up to fight time due to the amount of uni work i've had going on.