…reason, it’s common to have beginners practice punches slowly in front of a mirror but not as common for them to practice fighting at a slow speed. It’s also not as common for a higher level fighter to ever go back to slow speed once he is considered no longer a beginner. For some reason, it’s like once a fighter reaches a certain level, it’s assumed that he can no longer benefit from a slow sparring session. “You can’t develop your toughness if you spar at a slow speed.” Just as slow sparring doesn’t make…
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Sabas Boxing Gloves Review (UPDATED 2019)
…is still a Title brand). Notice how the thick rolled-piping on the right has some scuff marks but holds up beautifully whereas the cheap soft one on the left is completely torn apart. You may not know this but the glove on the left was only used lightly for a couple years before being saved as my official “Youtube” demonstration gloves, whereas the ones on the right were my heavy training gloves for many years. Bubbling under the surface – COMMON COMPLAINT Here’s the common “bubbling” complaint for Sabas gloves. (Image credit Sherdog) I have…
Boxing Mailbag 6-19-11
…if you search around your city. You just have to find a gym with amateur boxing trainers. Make sure they actually have competing fighters. Check out their boxers while they workout and spar and see if you like it. Your trainer will know all the amateur events coming up. There’s always something every month and the big tournaments are usually in the summer. http://www.boxinggyms.com/addresses/wisconsin.htm http://www.wisconsinboxing.com/ 8. Can I box with genu valgum? (opposite of bow-legged) – Daniel I have genu valgum legs. Can I do boxing? What is the best stance for people that have…
Winning Boxing Gloves Review
…leather and stiffer padding which forces them to make a big thumb that feels like a splint (limiting mobility) rather than a glove (allowing mobility). Easy opening/closing the hand – soft padding/leather combined with great craftsmanship/shape makes it’s a really comfortable glove that lets you open and close your hand easily. You feel so much less hand fatigue using these gloves and they feel broken in right from the start. Other gloves make a fist easily but you can’t open the hand much, or vice versa. Smooth liner – feels great on your skin, also…
Advanced Boxing Strategy
…pushes, angle off on him and counter. Blitz patterns Come in with a barrage. Finish with a chest level punch. Use an automatic roll out to one side or the other. Do a double roll under every now and then to clear all the counters. Some of my favorite auto-combos 1-2-3-2 6b-5b-2-3-2 2-3-2-5-2 whatever made-up shoeshine combination I feel like doing. Auto-defense maneuvers roll under after a combo you can also roll under and roll under AGAIN to the other side (to shake off his counters) pull away lean in or push grab…
The Art of Slipping INSIDE Punches
…to watch for inside slipping? Try Roberto Duran, James Toney, Bernard Hopkins. Many short fighters are also forced to use it. Try Pernell Whitaker, Vasily Lomachenko. You should also check out Cubans like Erislandy Lara and Guillermo Rigondeaux. Just put it this way. If you ever see some fancy never-before-seen footwork or slipping maneuver today…just look closely. There’s a good chance all they’re doing is slipping inside. It only looks new to you because you haven’t learned from the old school fighters. Watch closely and you will see INSIDE SLIPPING! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W5jvU6z2cZk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-I_2pAIwuLA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MIcb5GPD3YY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rYwZQSBdVpY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-RpJMCa4e6M…
Boxing Head Movement
…always look like movement. What makes it even more difficult to understand is that the best head movement doesn’t even look like head movement. The more subtle, the better! This is why I don’t expect people to understand boxing in the first few years. You can’t learn it until you are exposed to it in the ring. You’ll never find it if you go looking for it; you have to feel it. The Benefits of Head Movement The greatest benefit of head movement is to free your hands so that you can counter immediately….
Double End Bag Drills
…much harder. You can move during combinations by stepping in with your step jabs (common) or sliding up the right foot when the right hand hits (less common). Another common example is to pivot with the jabs and left hooks. This is very tricky because you’ll have to be able to hit the bag at different angles in the middle of your combinations. Example combos: 1p-1p-2 (1p = pivot jab) 1-2-1p 1-2-1p-2 1-2-3p-3-2 Make up your own. For beginners: try repeating the same combo several times before moving on to a new combo. You’ll see…
Boxing Focus Mitt Training
…say it’s the next closest thing to fighting or sparring. Focus mitt training can help you: improve punching skills (technique, power, speed, endurance, accuracy, timing) improve offensive skills (angles, combinations) improve defensive skills (blocking, parrying, slipping, rolling) practice moving against a live person (footwork, strategy, mimicking styles, counter-punching) Advantages of mittwork training over other boxing drills: drill realistic fighting movements work on offense and defense simultaneously get used to moving around a live person get helpful feedback from your trainer mimic and practice for certain styles great flexibility to practice many different moves…
Boxing Headgear Review - UPDATED 2017
…Training Headgear vs Competition Headgear I have to clear this up. Training headgear is generally more heavily padded than competition headgear. It offers better protection for all the punches you will take in regular sparring. Competition headgear is generally slimmer and lighter, trading off padding for mobility so you can move your head faster and avoid getting hit entirely (which equates to points scored against you). I recommend everyone to train with training headgear and then use official approved competition headgear only during competitions. I don’t recommend using competition headgear during training because it offers…