…in most situations than the proper technique. Anti-technique is universally regarded as bad technique and the reason it is distinguished with “anti” is because it is limited to being able to beat only one technique. Examples of Anti-Technique Looping Right Hand. Boxing trainers will usually teach you to throw straight right hands. Well there are many occasions where a wild looping right hand can penetrate your opponents defense or overcome his straight jab. Watch Arthur Abraham knockout opponents with the wide right. Leaning forward on the right hand. Imagine 2 guys trading right hands….
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Setting Up the Left Hook
A series of combos and boxing techniques to help you setup your left hook. Many boxers know how to throw a great left hook but for some reason never learned how to set it up. Read on to learn how throw dangerous left hooks without getting countered. Below are a list of boxing tricks and punch combinations for you to try. They’re all ring-tested for maximum assurance. Practice on the bag to get the rhythm and then slow-spar in the ring to get use to throwing them in an effective rhythm. Some fighters like to…
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…life. Strategy Boxing is a chess game. Despite its constant display of physical abilities, mental intelligence often determines the winner. Studying different boxing styles will help you develop your unique style as you counter your opponents’. Fight tips and tricks will keep your opponent guessing. Hit and don’t get hit! Community Learning is a 2-way street. You need feedback to know if you’re doing it right (and to know your progress). The ExpertBoxing community (on Facebook/Youtube/Expertboxing.com) features thousands of boxers around the world that love boxing just as you do. Share your experience, leave comments…
Top 5 Boxing Exercises
…up. We’re helping each other out, giving each other different looks and chances to improve. For example: If I throw a combo that lands and he didn’t see it, I’ll throw it again for him to develop the counter for it. I might throw the exact same combo 5 times in a row until he sees it counters it perfectly. Once he’s got it, we both smile and move on to other things. We’ll trade punches again giving each other chances to work on new things, sometimes coaching each other as we fight. Because it’s…
Converting from Martial Arts to Boxing
…speed, and intent.You should also remember that because the fight is fought in combinations, you must be prepared to defend against combinations of punches. Head Movement & Body Movement Boxing utilizes a lot of foot, body, and head movement. Punches are not simply avoided by just clever arm deflections and hand-trapping maneuvers. Many boxers will utilize clever footwork, weaving, and head movement to evade your punches as they come in closer for devastating counter-punches. Just as you must be aware of a boxer’s versatility, you must also learn these movements yourself. Ultimately, it doesn’t…
How to Retreat Intelligently
…step back a few inches. You don’t even have to do it with both feet. You could just step back or step to the side a few inches with either foot and that will be enough. No more worrying about slipping and blocking and all that, just step back a few inches and you will be clear. And if he’s real aggressive with a combination, one step or even a few steps could easily evade the whole combination altogether. The common mistake is give up too much ground. For example, this would be jumping back…
Breathing Techniques for Fighting
…Practicing Fast Breathing Fast breathing can easily be practiced through rapid combination movements. This can be done by throwing combinations on the heavy bag or quick bursts of movement through shadowboxing. One quick breath for every single quick movement. Your goal is to get used to breathing faster by exhaling just enough air for each effective movement. It’s very easy to run out of air when you’re exhaling quickly! You know you’re doing it wrong if you keep getting tired (or maybe you have poor technique/conditioning). The faster and more powerfully you breathe, the easier…
Mastering The Left Hook
…one thrown by Mike Tyson or Arturo Gatti. Notice how they move their entire body. A perfect example of a digging left hook is one thrown by Marco Antonio Barrera or Mickey Ward or Ricky Hatton. Notice how he leaves his head there to the side when he throws it. A perfect example of a pivoting left hook can be seen by Miguel Cotto (he’s actually good at throwing all 3 types of left hooks) or Wladimir Klitschko or Floyd Mayweather Jr. A perfect example of a lunging left hook is one thrown by Ricky…
How to Survive in a Fight
…to wear him out. You can also use an under clinch to swing him around you (or take him with you if you fall). Under clinches are great for spinning and also looks good in competition because it doesn’t look as obvious to judges. 8. Change your stance Inside fighting is a very messy way of fighting. You’ll have to keep readjusting your position and it’s important to know that you have to switch stances often. Place your feet wherever they need to be in order for you to feel comfortable and fight from that…
How to Beat a Constant Ducker
…fight where they can’t just stand in front of you and be pretty. Stick the jab and move, keep pivoting and turning them. Make them work to keep up with you. Don’t come to them, make them come to you. If they’re going to counter you, make them lunge and put themselves at risk for the counter, rather than to make it easy for them by you always coming into to their space. Keep your jab in their face or in their chest (if their head moves too much). Don’t always be so reactionary. Apply…