…level, all I’m really doing is enjoying the fight. Learn to fight, and then the feeling out process becomes natural. Every fight requires 2-way communication. The feel out process is really just a method of acquiring feedback while you fight. If you’re not fighting, you won’t have anything to feel out. Fighting is a 2-way form of communication. Kind of like speaking and listening. And 2 way communication is FEEDBACK & RESPONSE. Feedback requires alertness and paying attention to your opponent by feeling him out. Response requires fast trained reactions which are developed through training….
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10 Boxing Footwork Tips
… 1. Wear Boxing Shoes C’mon now, guys. This is boxing! You shouldn’t be complaining about having bad footwork in the ring if you’re wearing tennis shoes in there. It’s like wearing a sweater into the swimming pool and complaining that you can’t move your arms. Really…it’s the same thing. Boxing shoes are thinner allowing for more power transfer. If you’ve ever put on a pair of boxing shoes, you’ll be amazed at how they feel more like a sock than a shoe. (A very durable sock, if you will.) Assuming you got…
Tips for First Time Fight Coaches
…of urgency and seriousness. Other coaches use a tone of anger. And some use a tone of peace. I think it’s best to come from a place of calmness yourself, otherwise your message gets lost within all the excitement of the atmosphere. Some common commands: keep your hands up move your head jab watch out his right/left/etc keep moving box him go to the body My personal favorites: set up your shots look for the openings counter his right/left/etc In between rounds Again, give him a place of peace and security. You’ll have to tell…
How to Defend Against the Uppercut
…making yourself completely defensive is only going to invite more attacks, not prevent them. While I think it’s important for you to become more defensive if you feel yourself being extremely vulnerable, it’s better that you don’t close up completely. Try to be defensive in other ways. Perhaps be more cautious of his right arm or his left arm…or be more cautious of punches coming from the bottom rather than the top. But try not to close up completely. OR…you could also try to exchange with him. If you know you’re going to be hit…
Anti-Technique and Style
…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….
Double End Bag Review
…accuracy with faster combinations. Not good for working your defense since the elastic will be tight. Set to: MEDIUM/HEAVY CORD with HIGH TENSION *Can also use it upside-down as shown above. Head & Body (combinations) A good all-around bag for you to work on combinations, accuracy, speed, timing on head shots as well as body shots. Typically though, I just go for the single ball double-end bags and I’ll hit the rope to simulate a body shot. Still…for those who want an actual “body”, can use this with good results. It’s still…
How to Land the Uppercut
…motion with the arm. Instead, try to think of it as a straight punch but with an upside-down fist. Don’t worry so much that the uppercut has to come from down under. Be sharp! CLOSE RANGE – dig or snap the uppercut. LONG RANGE – snap the uppercut. 3. Let Him Come to You Don’t force the uppercut. Let him come to you. Let him lean into you. Your uppercut does more damage when he’s leaning forward or coming forward. Instead of chasing for the uppercut, let the opportunity come to you. Sure you…
Boxer's First Spar Checklist
…A great alternative is to duck low, bend to your side, jab his body and as he lowers his guard to block, quickly come up and throw a right hand to his head! 3. FEET ON THE GROUND Too many beginners get over-excited and throw 10-punch combos while lifting their feet all over the place. Not having your feet planted means your punch will be much less powerful (because you’re not grounded), and you will also be more off-balanced meaning you can get knocked around easily or left vulnerable against your opponent’s punches. Keep…