Unless you’re the small percentage of ambidextrous fighters, one of your hands is faster, stronger, and more accurate than the other. Knowing this allows you to determine your proper boxing stance for strategic and anatomic benefits. It may not be an advantage but at least you don’t handicap yourself. But first of all, how do you figure out your dominant hand? Dominant Hand Test for Fighters Here’s a simple test I use to help fighters figure out their dominant hand. Go up to a speed bag Hit the speed bag 10 times with…
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Do Boxers Punch Harder than MMA Fighters?
…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 furthers 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…
What Else Can I Do With a Punching Bag?
Q: What are punching bags for besides punching? Is it to make your punches stronger or faster or what? A: Punching bags are used to build a variety of boxing skills. At the most basic level, a heavy bag is used to take hard punches from a boxer. There are many skills one can develop from a punching bag. The punching bag can be used to simulate a moving opponent. I like to tell people to use punching bags that hang freely and can swing freely in all directions 360 degrees around the bag instead…
Corkscrew Punch Technique
…will see that your elbow points down and the forearm does not support your punch until your arm is fully extended. Now hold your fist at a horizontal angle (palm facing down) and punch straight out, you will see that it’s more natural for the arm to rotate and the elbow points out sideways much sooner. If you compare these 2 methods (horizontal fist vs vertical fist), you will notice that the horizontal fist causes the entire arm to corkscrew and that the elbow comes up quicker. And because the elbow comes up quicker, your…
Video Review (service)
…style so you can conquer him/her the next time around. Depending on my internet availability and repeat students, I sometimes provide personalized video (via PRIVATE Youtube link) of me explaining what I see in your videos as well as personal demonstration of techniques and tactics I would suggest for your future matches. As always, learning is a two-way street, so feel free to write back to me if you need more clarification on your fight review. (I’ll allow only 1 email exchange afterwards. You can’t keep asking endless questions.) Good luck, fighters! Johnny Order form…
Constant Movement in Fighting
…in unison with your breathing. 2. Learn how to move without committing. When you “move”, learn how to move your core only an inch or half an inch. And then your arms and legs are free to move as much as they want. This way you can move a lot because you’re not committing so much of your body weight to each movement. This is what allows many pros to be fidgety and constantly be moving their arms around legs around and yet they don’t get tired. Because when they actually do move, it’s…
Dance Lessons for Boxing
…walk like a man, before you can dance like a man.” I thought I spent my whole life living manly: sports, lifting weights, fighting, computers, fixing cars. My friends looked up to me for manly advice, some of them joked “Johnny is a god amongst men.” And yet here I am…being told by my own brother, that I wasn’t man enough. ….and he was right. I might have been man enough to beat up everybody inside the ring but apparently I wasn’t man enough to dance with a girl. I felt pathetic. For 2 hours…
10 SIMPLE Fighting Tips
The best advice is often the simplest advice. Life is complex. So are techniques, skills, instructions, and many other things. After all the training you’ve done (or haven’t done)…the last thing you need is more things to confuse your brain and distract you from using your most natural weapon, INSTINCT. So here are 10 easy tips to help you focus on the fight (and not the instructions): 1. Commit to the fight You’re there to attack, kill, destroy, win. Commit to having that mentality the whole time. Don’t go in with the “let’s see…
7 Easy Boxing Counters
Seven easy ways to counter your opponents moves. Must-learn boxing reactions for all beginner boxers. Most people who are just learning how to box or just beginning to spar in the ring are often suprised by their inability to create openings in the ring. Hitting a live opponent is not like hitting a heavy bag or focus mitts. Assuming your opponent is trained, he will always have his guard up. You will have no choice but to either create openings or to look for counter-punching opportunities. Counter-punching is one of the hardest and most important…
How to Cut Off the Ring
…way, while at the same time not letting him reclaim the open ground that you momentarily gave up. There are several ways you can go about this…you could take smaller bounce steps, you could also take bigger bounce steps but maintaining such an aggressive presence that he doesn’t take to take back the ground, you could also use clever timing so that he’s leaning back and off balance when you bounce back and so he’s unable to reclaim the ground. Use some creativity and come up with your own ways of establishing this fine balance…