…then yes, you have a chance. Talent, training, opportunity, luck, etc… all that matters too, but passion matters most. With passion, comes true dedication, self-motivation, and enjoyment in hard work. I want to give an example of my passion: how much I love boxing. I think about boxing everyday for the past 10 years. I watch all the big fights, read up on all the latest boxing news, watch every boxing youtube video, shadowbox everywhere I go, and train in the gym every week. Is that enough passion to be a champion? NOPE! Sorry buddy,…
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Jab with Head Movement
Did you know…? 8 out of every 10 boxers don’t know how to come in with the jab. It’s a random statistic I just made up but my point is: hardly anybody moves their head when they come forward with the jab. Anytime you bring yourself closer to your opponent, you’re potentially walking into a dangerous counter punch. For this reason head movement is crucial for all forward movements—ESPECIALLY THE JAB. It’s time you learned how to SAFELY come in behind the jab. Move Your Head When You Come Inside Example of…
Building Your Fight Confidence
…take your first fight, you should be comfortable and know that they’re not using you as feeder fish. Your trainer should feel comfortable and trust the other trainers to match fairly. Not Maximizing the Talent in Your Gym Some of this is common sense but for many people it’s not. Your gym is full of talent. Even guys that you beat up everyday have a talent you don’t have. Ask everyone for advice. Let everybody know that you have your first fight coming up and that you’re nervous as shit. You might be shocked at…
10 Floyd Mayweather Boxing Tricks
…actually going to stand there and block. Notice how Floyd has both hands up and looks fully committed to the guard. That’s the bait right there! So of course Mosley falls for it and commits to a punch but next thing you know–Floyd’s already jumped out of the way. Again, the trick is not in the jump–anybody can jump back out of the way, not hard at all–the trick is in making your opponent commit to an attack because he thinks you’re actually going to stand there and try to defend against it. The opening…
8 Reasons Why Heavy Bags SUCK
…They are the BEST type of punches in boxing and if you don’t get past the push punches, you will NEVER be able to compete at the elite level. 5. Bad Balance MISTAKE – Another common result of hitting the heavy bag too much is the development of bad balance. Beginner boxers like to focus too much on power and hitting the bag that they let their feet tangle up as they walk around the bag. Another common mistake is overcommitting to the bag and pushing all their bodyweight into every punch. CONSEQUENCE –…
How to Avoid Getting Tired
The moment always comes at the worst time possible. You’re halfway through the 3rd round and next thing you know, you’re tired. It’s kinda like running out of bullets in Call-of-Duty. Entire championship fights were ultimately decided by endurance because fatigue cripples even the greatest athletes. Sometimes it’s physical, sometimes it’s mental. It doesn’t matter what level fighter you are: beginner,amateur, or pro—fatigue will hurt your performance! How much difference would it make if you NEVER got tired in the ring again? The Importance of Endurance in Boxing Endurance is critical in any sport….
How to Throw a Knockout Punch
…he probably can’t see your left hook coming in from the side. Throw’em at the same time he throws his right hands and make sure you keep your left elbow high so it impedes his right hands from coming in clean. Any time he throws a right hand, throw a left hook and turn away a little bit. Any time he throws a jab, throw a long left hook. Duck under his punches and come back up with big hooks to the head or body. Pivot off and throw hooks into him with either hand.…
How to Parry Punches
…the Parry The parry creates openings in your opponent using his own momentum! The more power your opponent commits to his punch, the more vulnerable he will be. You’re taking advantage of his punches not by stopping them, but by guiding them off target. A quick wave off the hand deflects the punch and creates the opening all at once, while leaving your hand free to counter. It’s clever boxing. Great boxers don’t block punches, they avoid them entirely. At the higher levels of boxing, it’s just not possible to block punches. Could you ever…
Boxing Defense Techniques
…fighters that can hold their hands out while their head is out of reach useful for shorter fighters to deflect punches as they get inside CONS: ineffective against fast/light/non-committed punches doesn’t work against curved punches not always effective against combination punchers can leave you open if you get faked hard to do at close range still a tiny bit slow for countering the fastest punchers because hands are still used for defense not particularly helpful against body punches Parrying Guides: How to Parry Punches 4. Rolling The shoulder roll is naturally the next step up…
How to Throw Potshots
…effective when thrown in combinations. It’s nearly impossible to win a fight throwing single punches when your opponent is throwing entire combinations at you. On the other hand, throwing single punches has its own advantages. Because you’re only throwing one punch and not committed to a full attack, you have more creative liberties. You can throw from more awkward angles, even off-balanced, or throw faster (but lighter) punches with less fear because you will be running away after the shot anyway. With some timing and clever tactics, you can break down your opponent physically and…