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A landscape editorial photograph with a modern, clean magazine feel, shot on a pale warm-gray concrete surface in soft natural window light from the left. In the foreground, two matte white ceramic espresso cups sit side by side. The left cup holds a small amount of dark espresso with golden crema. The right cup is filled twice as high. Beside them, two small stainless steel scoops hold fine coffee-colored powder, one half full and one heaped, suggesting a dose comparison without any text or labels. A pair of worn red leather boxing gloves rests slightly out of focus behind the cups, laces loosely draped, with a white hand wrap rolled neatly beside them. A minimalist digital kitchen scale in matte black sits at the edge of the frame, with a few roasted coffee beans scattered across the surface. In the soft-focus background, a boxing gym corner appears: a hanging heavy bag in muted charcoal, pale wood plank flooring, and a tall window with diffused morning light. The palette is warm cream, espresso brown, brick red, and soft slate gray, with gentle shadows and a shallow depth of field. The composition follows the rule of thirds, with the cups and scoops in the lower left third and open negative space on the right for headline overlay. The look is tactile and refined, like a high-end health and performance journal. It has natural grain, subtle contrast, and a calm, confident mood. There are no people, no text, no logos, and no futuristic elements.

Duplicar la dosis de cafeína apenas ayudó a los boxeadores: esto es lo que ocurrió

BY DR. GYMBRO · 27 oct 2026

¿Crees que una doble porción de pre‑entrenamiento duplica el rendimiento? Un nuevo estudio cruzado con 15 boxeadores competitivos comparó 3 mg/kg y 6 mg/kg de cafeína, y la dosis mayor no resultó ser consistentemente mejor. Ambas dosis aumentaron la altura del salto y la potencia a los 60 minutos, mientras que 6 mg/kg sólo se adelantó en algunos parámetros, como la potencia del push‑up balístico y el torque de la rodilla. Aquí tienes la tabla de conversión mg‑por‑kg para pesos corporales habituales, el momento en que se observaron los efectos y las advertencias, incluida la ausencia de pruebas de puñetazos.