Boxing questions about fighting shorter opponents, taller opponents, the day before the fight, boxing equipment, when I will make some boxing tutorial videos, and more! 1. I don’t have any punching bags so is just shadowboxing and explosive exercises enough? – Bry Will shadowboxing and explosive exercises be enough to develop improved punching ability? Yes. Will it be enough to prepare you for competitive fighting? No. Anything you can do will help. Ultimately, you need something to give you resistance so you can develop a better punch. Hitting a solid object also re-inforces your…
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DISADVANTAGES of Mike Tyson's Peek-a-Boo Boxing Style
…Guys that like to stay in perpetual motion but (FIDGETY/OFF-RHYTHM motion). Want examples? Mike Tyson is one (DUH). He’s like a dog aching to bite. Guess who else I would put in the same category. Manny Pacquiao and Ricky Hatton! They’re perfect examples of a compact perpetual ball of energy that likes to keep moving around. Both Pacquiao and Hatton are very off-rhythm and also like to slip from the waist side-to-side somewhat like Tyson. If anything, it fits Pacquiao even better since he stands from the southpaw position which benefits from its own inherit…
How to Shoulder Roll
…your opponent shoulder is loaded to come back with a hard counter. When used in rapid succession, the shoulder roll is quite effective in neutralize entire combinations with little effort. It’s a simple move to learn yet used by even the most skilled boxers. One of my all-time defensive favorites! JAMES TONEY! Why learn the shoulder roll? Easier Than Blocking! The shoulder roll is ridiculously easy to do. You can block entire combinations just by rolling your shoulders back and forth. No more worrying about perfect hand placement or seeing every punch that comes at…
Baiting and Forcing Counters
…to make your opponent THINK that you’re open, but reality you are just as guarded or even less open. STUPID Baiting Dropping your hands to your waist and sticking your chin straight out. This isn’t baiting, this is called “stupid”. Baiting the Jab Lower your hands a little from long distance. Make sure you’re far enough that only his jab can reach. Open up your face for his jab and trust me, he’s gonna throw the jab. It’s the basic punch everyone was taught to lead with. Make sure you’re prepared to quickly…
Guide to Shadow Boxing
…natural for him. Shadow boxing is the practice of committing repetitive boxing movement to muscle memory. Forget about power, or speed, or endurance, strategy, flashy moves, etc. It’s simply the raw exercise of moving your body like a boxer. You might be too tired to spar or hit the heavy bag but you can always have energy to practice moving. It’s this constant practice of developing this coordination that truly makes you a boxer and makes you a natural. It’s this supreme ability to move your body that develops naturalness, allows you to relax, to…
Hand Speed Drills and Exercises
…1-2-1-2-3 2-3-2 2-3-2-1 2-3-2-1-2 Tricky Combos 1-3 1-1-3 1-3-2 1-2-3-3-2 1-3-1-2 1-2-3-1-2 5-6-2 5-1-2-3-2 1-6-2-1-2 Uppercuts Now 1-6 1-6-3-2 3-6-3-2 1-2-5 1-2-5-2 Long Combos (focus on sharp rapid breathing!) 6-5-6-5-2-3-2 1-2-5-2-3-6-3-2 1-1-2-3-6-3-2 5-2-1-6-3-2-1-2 take any of the above and combine it with other punch combos Go 3 rounds straight. Exhale on every single punch and every single movement. Don’t worry about doing all the combos listed above. Stick to your favorite ones and then try one or two new ones each time. You should NOT be getting tired. If you are, then you’re too stiff….
Vasyl Lomachenko - 7 Southpaw Boxing Footwork Tricks
…And when the cross comes, Lomachenko now has the spacing to slip INSIDE of it and also STEP or PIVOT around his opponent’s front foot. The opponent will miss incredibly and even fall off balance if he over-committed to his punch. I’ve also seen him employ this tactic in a different way. What he’ll do is throw a left cross while anticipating a counter right, and right as the counter right comes, he moves inside and around his opponent’s left side. The technique involved here has to do with timing your body momentum to be…
Advanced Boxing Workshop
…the head, hips, then legs was an excellent example of how and where our movement really comes from. Moving/punching using the core was also my favorite. You totally delivered. This workshop shed a whole new light on how to execute basic techniques more efficiently and effectively. I was able to come away with a lot of new concepts and information…. stuff I will definitely keep in mind as I continue to train. I plan to practice the drills we learned, and am confident it will make a big difference in my learning process. — Ray…
Kettlebell Training for Boxing
…rounds, and so on. Well, I’ll tell it like it is: this training is good, but there is nothing special about it – it’s just generic conditioning. Even more, snatches and push-presses can just as well be performed with dumbbells! Our question remains then: what can kettlebells training do for boxers? Sport-Specific Training For Athletes: Have Fun, Save Time! As a physical preparation coach for combat sports athletes, I’m all about specificity in training and making the athlete’s life easier. Let me give you an example: if it is aerobic fitness a boxer wants…
7 Advanced Counter-Punches for Southpaws
SOUTHPAW FIGHTERS—I’ve made an advanced counter-punching guide just for you! These southpaw counters require more skill to setup and execute than the basic southpaw combos and counters, but they also come with some huge payoffs. You’ll land harder punches with more impactful timing AND/OR get into better attacking positions. And for those of you wondering, the answer YES—these tactics do work for orthodox fighters facing southpaws as well…if you practice enough. Evolving beyond the CROSS exchange Once you’ve fought as a southpaw long enough, you’ll realize it’s always a game to see to who…