Ariza told the Manila Standard that he had spoken to Pacquiao for a few minutes before and after his Bible study and that their conversation “went fine” and that along with trainer Freddie Roach they “planned for the week” which, Ariza said “will begin with jogging on Monday morning.”
The strength and conditioning coach who teamed up with Roach in the Pacquiao training regimen some weeks before Pacquiao smashed WBC lightweight champion David Diaz in nine rounds indicated he expects Pacquiao to continue with his demanding plyometric routine which Pacquiao had already begun at his training camp in Baguio City.
Ariza said “its hard to tell” about Pacquiao’s condition because he “looked so tired after a long plane ride and he was giving a Bible study. We talked a little bit before that and talked a little bit after and I won’t know anything until I see him tomorrow to find out whether the media reports were true.”
Informed that the compassionate nature of Pacquiao showed even in sparring against Russian welterweight Ruslan Provodnikov, Ariza noted that “he (Manny) doesn’t know how to push it too.”
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