…take hundreds of punches everyday in training from all angles in the ring of various types of power. There are too many martial artists that have been trained to think that they have “secret” single punch moves that can cripple any human being. Do not be surprised if you land 10 of these on a boxer only to have him laugh at you. Combinations VS Single Shots In some martial arts, it’s common to see fights being fought one strike at a time but that attitude won’t work in boxing. In a typical boxing…
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Endurance Strategy for Fighting
…round intelligently. I have witnessed many ways (in others as well as in myself) over the years in which the first round was fought poorly even when I had won the round. Common endurance mistakes in the first round The first mistake is to waste a lot of energy winning the first round. Sure, you’ve landed some shots and got the crowd to cheer but you’ve wasted energy jumping and unloaded all your tricks when your opponent just laid back and stayed calm. Next thing you know, he comes out hard in the second…
Rival Boxing Headgear Review
…worn and would actually wear myself. Some of their other models, I have either never tried or don’t recommend because they simply are not as good. Why take any chances with your head, right?! Rival Traditional Training Headgear One of my favorite headgear of all time…feels so comfortable, protective, and yet slim. The suede inside really grips. It’s the best bang for the buck. Rival d3o Intelli-Shock Pro Training Headgear One of my current two pieces of headgear that I carry in my trunk all the time. Very secure and protective. Takes a…
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…
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…
Why Beginners Shouldn't Spar With Bigger Opponents
…hitting a brick wall that doesn’t sway or give me any feedback. While standing up to bigger opponents will build your ego, what you should be doing is building your skills by training with something that can give you feedback. A smaller opponent will show signs of pain and lose balance when you outbox him properly. A bigger opponent…well, he might just laugh at you. Big Guys Are Slower The most common advantage I’ve seen people use to beat a bigger opponent is speed. While it looks impressive in sparring, it may give you…
How to Beat a Taller Boxer
…only to eat a few more punches when they try to cross over the Danger Zone on their way out. Move cautiously when you move in AND out of the Danger Zone. Come In Behind His Jab Or Under It The taller guys usually fight behind a long jab. They rely on that more than anything else. It’s usually the only weapon they have that keeps you from getting through the danger zone. What you can try is timing their jab and coming in when they retract their jab. You want to make sure…
Fear is Your Defense
…might have been punched or touched a few times, but you’ve never met a guy who could really crack you. If you aren’t defensively minded, you’ve never been tested buddy. I dare you to go out there and find someone who can crack. I’m talking about someone who can hit you so hard you consider quitting boxing. Trust, he’s out there somewhere…maybe at a local tournament or even just working on the heavy bag right next to you. Take one punch, JUST ONE PUNCH from somebody who can bang. I promise, it’ll change the way…
How To Fight Tired
…you. So what does it take to keep your mind mentally strong and carry you through the body when your body has failed? Read on for some training and fighting tips to help you fight tired. Stare Your Opponent Down I see beginner boxers looking away all the time when they get tired. I’ve seen it happen in the ring and also on the heavy bag. The boxer gets tired and starts to become disengaged. His body language tells you he’s discouraged. The first sign of the boxer becoming disengaged in fighting is when…
How To Increase Your Endurance
…too fast. Just a slow but steady pace without a break makes the bigger difference. Conclusion Physically, you’re just going to have to put in the work. There is no way around hard conditioning when you’re training to be a serious athlete. Boxing is not an leisure sport that you can do twice a year when the season comes around. It requires a bit of dedication and if you put that effort in, you’ll reap the benefits. Get to training and thanks for reading! Read my updated guide on: How to Increase Your Fighting Endurance…