…the fight to become a brawl because of the open mirrored stance. Typically in an orthodox VS orthodox fight, both fighters have the ability to defend against each other’s strong right hand by sticking their weak-handed jabbing arm in the way. In a southpaw VS orthodox fight, both boxers are standing in a mirrored stance and the head and body is very open to being hit by each other’s strong arm from the back. In the case of a beginner southpaw VS beginner orthodox (fancy footwork and head movement aside), it’s common for the fight…
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How to Overcome Your Fear of Getting Punched
…terrible results for untrained fighters)…slow sparring offers beginners the chance to actually think and flow. There’s time for beginners to process information and commit their opponent’s patterns and movements to memory. Not only are they not getting hurt, they’re also learning. Slow sparring gives you a chance to see more, and the more you see, the more information you have to help you decide how to react appropriately. The real problem behind this fear I truly feel the problem comes from beginners pushing themselves too hard. They have all these unrealistic expectations from watching…
Power Punching Secrets, PART 1: Two-Legged Punching
…pushing, while the other leg pulling. Use the leg (quads) of the punching side to “PUSH” your hips into yourself. And then use the leg (hamstring) of the non-punching side to “PULL” your hips into yourself. If you don’t understand what this means, don’t worry. It will make sense maybe a year from now. If you can explain this concept more concise than I did, feel free to post it below! (Thank you in advance.) Quick recap of punching on two legs: true power comes from a rotation, not a push standing on two…
The 5 Types of Jabs
…right cross will also come at an angle making it easier for you to land punches and harder for your opponent to block punches. The pivot jab has offensive qualities (power), counter-punch qualities (angle), and defensive qualities (movement). The pivot jab can be used to play keep-away as you try to box your opponent from a distance or you can use the pivot jab at the end of a combination as you pivot your body out of the way. Cons: The pivot jab leaves your balance temporarily compromised while you’re pivoting on one leg. The…
Mailbag 2-13-11
…for kids to have fun and come back than for them to ever become a good boxer. Let them goof off and be a kid in the gym. It’s much better for them to have fun in a gym around mature role models than having fun on the streets with God-knows-who. Boxing in its raw form can be about fighting, but don’t let the environment become a competitive one where kids avoid each other and hold grudges against each other. Make it a positive environment, one where everyone is working together in the spirit of…
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The REAL Reason Why No Sex Before a Fight
…actually make you perform even better! “Another popular myth is that having sex in the days leading up to a sporting event or contest is detrimental to performance. Numerous studies have shown that there is no physiological basis to this myth. Additionally, it has been demonstrated that sex during the 24 hours prior to sports activity can elevate the levels of testosterone in males, which potentially could enhance their performance.” Also, wouldn’t a … satisfied fighter be a more relaxed fighter? If you could give me your thoughts on the matter at some point that’d…
Basic Boxing Footwork Strategy
…to walk him down with cautious jabs and force him to waste energy running away from you. At some point, he’ll give up all of his ground and be backed helplessly into a corner. Examples of Good In & Out Boxing Footwork Manny Pacquiao sparring – He’s a monster at going IN & OUT. This sparring session was years ago and his opponents can’t tell when he’s coming or going. Manny Pacquiao Boxing Footwork Joe Calzaghe VS Mikkel Kessler – His fight against Mikkel Kessler is a great example of IN & OUT boxing…
Training Out the Flinch Reflex
This is a guide base solely on training out your flinch reflex. I’m talking about the natural reflex where a fighter may blink or close his eyes and stiffen up his body when he sees punches coming his way. It’s natural but there is a way to fight through it. You basically have to practice. For most beginners, the flinch reflex is when they can’t keep their eyes open when they are taking punches. For other fighters, it has to do with them panicking a little and holding their breath when they’re taking punches. This…
Do boxers punch harder than MMA fighters? (HOW and WHY)
…at the exact time when your opponent is committing momentum into his own attack. Boxers have incredibly-refined timing that allows them to catch you at the very right moment. It’s not just about landing a clean shot on an open target (like the chin), but to land it right as your opponent’s chin is turning into his own punch…which further maximizes the impact and damage caused. Secondly, boxers are deadly from more angles since that’s all they do. MMA fighters will tend to avoid punching or evading punches from certain angles because they don’t want…