…right hand quickly to avoid being countered. NEVER throw a wide or looping shot because those take more time to reach your opponent and you can get countered easily. Never cock your right hand back before throwing it because that tells your opponent that your right hand is being thrown. Throw your right hand STRAIGHT and rotate your body. The body rotation and push off the back leg is the main source of power, NOT a swinging arm. Your left arm comes closer to face to guard against a counter right. If you’re throwing a…
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How Do You Do The Shoulder Roll?
…chest and chin as your front shoulder slaps your opponent’s punch away. If you’re real slick, you’ll come back with a counter-punch immediately before his next punch lands. (Good to use against straight punches that land INSIDE the shoulder and also for hooks that land OUTSIDE the shoulder.) Under A Punch Do the same thing but this time bend your knees, so you roll under the punch. Again, this is also considered a slip but can still be considered a shoulder roll since you’re also rolling your shoulder away here. As the punch clears…
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A list of people who purchased my courses knowing I don’t offer any refunds, and then filing refund disputes/chargebacks without contacting me (causing me penalties in some cases). I don’t think they’re automatically bad people but anybody dealing with these individuals should be wary. If you’d like your name taken off this list, you can pay me back and you’ll be removed promptly. Francis Jaich papyramidus@gmail.com – How to Box in 10 Days $77 Samiva Pavlovi samivapavlovi@gmail.com – Dancer’s Footwork for Fighters $84…
Have You Got Any Tips to Improve Balance?
Q: Have you got any tips to improve balance? Exercises I can do at home? Afterall, a boxer without a good base, is a useless boxer. A: I’m going to turn this into an article soon but here are the basic tips: A friend a very useful piece of advice with me a while ago… “SINK, don’t SQUAT”. It basically means that when you bend your knees to lower yourself, pull your butt into the ground instead of sticking your butt out and then bending forward to compensate. The general idea is that when you…
What To Do If My Nose Bleeds Too Easily?
Q: My nose bleeds easily when I fight even when I don’t get hit hard. What can I do about it? A: I’m no medical expert but from what I know, nose bleeding can be real common in youngsters. It varies from them not getting enough vitamins for clotting blood, blood pressure built up from muscle stiffness elsewhere in the body, or just genetic disadvantages in their nose structure and nose muscles. My youngest brother was 15 and bled everyday in the gym. You only had to look at him and he’d start bleeding for…
How Do You Beat A Taller Boxer?
…new guys to boxing that think the tall boxer’s weakness is you running straight in and forcing a brawl on the inside. In fact, this is hardly the case. They already expected you would do this. Taller boxers know you can’t reach them, they’ve been practicing all sorts of counter-punches to keep you from getting inside! So if you just try running straight in against a taller boxer, you’ll probably get hit pretty hard; and probably at a range where you can’t return fire. The easiest way to come inside is by slipping his jab…
What Is The Best Knockout Punch?
…it, which either knocks him out or makes him very dizzy. Another reason why landing a punch from the side is more devastating is because the head isn’t braced against anything and so the punch can go through the target and rattle the head. If you land straight right on an opponent’s head, it’s much less damage caused because his chin and entire head is braced from behind at the neck (especially if his chin is tucked down). Another advantage about the left hook is that it comes from the side and so it’s hard…
Boxing Tip #3 - Eyes on Opponent
Want to INSTANTLY improve your offense and defense? Always keep your Eyes On Opponent. When on defense, don’t cower so far behind your guard that you can’t see where the punches are coming from. Look out from behind your guard and stare down your opponent. Pick off those punches and throw a counter when you see a hole in your opponent’s defense. When on offense, you should definitely keep your Eyes On Opponent because it ensures that you are committed to the punch. You are being confident, the punch will strike with more impact, and…
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This page was done out of my love for the sport and realization that there are very few sources of qualified boxing instruction out there. Boxing’s great eras of Joe Louis, Muhammad Ali, Ray Robinson, Roberto Duran, Mike Tyson, and the likes may never come again. Athletes today are more likely to be in other less dangerous and better paying sports. In an effort to preserve the information that we still have from the old-timers and veterans of the sport before they are gone forever, I started this site. I work from my heart for the…
How to Stop Wasting Energy
…only they knew how to use their body weight, they need to create a weight to load their punch. Doing that allows you to punch harder while using less energy. The other problem with loading your punches is that it telegraphs your punch. Your opponent can always feel when you’re going to punch because he senses you becoming heavy all of the sudden. Watch a pro boxer IN PERSON and see how he moves. He’s always 100% relaxed and punches from a completely relaxed state. You can never tell when he’s going to strike BECAUSE…