Peter Attia recounts his teenage boxing routine: six consecutive hard sparring rounds against fresh opponents, escalating in size—lighter, then equal, then a weight class above—ending with the heaviest hitter when he was most gassed. Attia says he liked the idea that 'the guy that could hit the hardest was my last guy,' deliberately training when his defenses were least accurate. Israetel gently notes Attia 'did that backwards'—it's more dangerous—but the underlying philosophy of deliberately training the hardest skill under the worst fatigue is a real method for building fight readiness.
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