…respect your opponent and keep yourself defensively-responsible. The second step is to learn how to see incoming knockout punches, to swim with them, even get comfortable with them. And the final step, is to use them to your advantage!…countering your opponent’s knockout punches so you can knock them out! Steps to overcoming your fear of getting knocked out: Respect your opponent Keep your defense Detect knockout punches Get comfortable with them Counter them! COMMON knockout punches (angles & timing) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=52oSIeR-fTY Here’s a good video of many knockout punches. What patterns do you see? Now I…
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4 BASIC Boxing Footwork Drills
The most basic boxing balance and footwork drills. Essential for all fighters! Are you a beginner boxer trying to develop your fighting footwork, or an advanced fighter just trying to your footwork super rock-solid? Here are a few absolutely fundamental drills that I think all fighters must know! Very simple, but can actually be challenging even for experienced fighters or really athletic folks. 🙂 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4cZAcNqMJk4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_qZdEGFSxdM DRILL #1 – blocking from static position So simple and yet so amusingly challenging for even the more athletic and “experienced” fighters. It tests your #1 most basic footwork…
Ask a Boxer 7-25-11
…So any comment on that? Punch through the target, but not all the way through. Once you learn how to throw snap punches, you will know how to punch properly and from there you can commit as much as the situation allows you to. Too many beginners are so focused on power that they don’t realize their punches are not throwing with proper snap or explosiveness. You don’t start off a fight by trying to finish your opponent. First try to touch him, open him up. Then try to follow up those openings with bigger…
Boxing Mailbag 4-19-11
…What does Lennox Lewis mean by a coiling jab? – Ahmad In the attached link, Lennox tells Eubank to avoid stepping in to the jab. They come to the conclusion that he should “coil” into it. Upon doing so Eubank hits what looks more like a hook. Nonetheless, what is meant by “coiling in”. I think he rotates his body and drops his level before the punch to gain leverage…is that all there is to it? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uv2leT3cBOU It’s exactly as you said. The arm and body is compacted like a snake before a strike. When…
10 Counters for the Right Hand
…punches while maximizing your own. awareness – how to detect a punch before it lands trained reaction – how to respond to an opponent’s movement 1. Positioning Many fighters will complain that they don’t know how to avoid the right hand. Before you complain about not being able to avoid the shot, let me first ask you a few questions. Why is it that your opponent is able to throw his right hand without any fear of you countering back? How did your opponent get so close to you? Are you establishing distance with…
The Art of Light Punches
…poke a friend from behind and not get caught. Using Light Punches to Misdirect Light punches can make opponents commit to a defense, when you haven’t committed to an offense. The Classic Misdirects and Feints in Boxing If you really think about it. Using light punches to misdirect is basically a feint. You’re using a punch to get your opponent to commit to something that isn’t coming. The more sudden and unexpected the punch, the more awkward the angle…the more reaction and vulnerability you might cause in your opponent. In some cases,…
How to Slip Punches
…with all three punches, 1-2-3. First keep repeating the 1-2-3, then practice with different combinations thrown at random. Keep your eyes on your opponent, NOT his punch. When you practice slipping, make sure your partner is ALWAYS aiming for your head! Once you get the 3-point slip down, the 2-point slip is simply going side to side but with your knees more bent. Once you’ve mastered both, immediately practice your counter punches after the slip! (I’ll have some slipping drills later on.) “Make Him Miss, Make Him Pay” Good Slipping does more than avoid a…
No BS Fight Training Advice
A comprehensive list of answers for the most common questions I get every day from readers. Some of my answers weren’t exactly sweet or polite but somebody’s gotta say it. At the end of the day, boxing is a tough sport. And it’s common for people to feel lost, defeated, and without a sense of purpose. I hope my answers, as brazen as they are, help you find clarity in your journey inside the ring. 1. How do I get better at fighting? Keep practicing until you get better. If you stop before you…
How to Fight a Southpaw
…partners I’ve ever had. If it wasn’t for them beating my ass for months straight, I would not have developed the skills to beat southpaws. The next guide to the southpaw-orthodox match-up will focus on the many angles of attacks. 20 Combos and Counters for Fighting Southpaws (coming soon!) Southpaw-Orthodox Angles of Attack (coming soon!) Are you a southpaw? Here’s the Southpaw Guide to Beating Orthodox Fighters So what happens next? Do I write another guide for the southpaws? Or help orthodox fighters win? Who wants it more? Let me know in your comments 😉…
How To Find a Good Boxing Gym
…search on Google Maps for “boxing” near your address. Check out several gyms and talk to a few trainers. Be honest and upfront with them as to what goals you plan to achieve in boxing (fitness, amateur competition, boxing professionally, supplementing other martial arts skills) and let them know what your budget is. Most individuals in boxing do it out of passion since the sport itself is very difficult and many people quit for that reason. No-Nonsense Way to Find a Good Competition Gym If all you want to do is compete and nothing…