…power (just a little), something to make your opponent think about your jab instead of thinking about his counter. Your jab needs to get his attention. If all you’re doing is throwing one jab at a time or always running right after you throw a jab, you’re basically communicating to him, “I don’t really want to fight; you are free to take my ground and attack me all you want because I’m too scared to throw any real punches at you.” Now committing can be the most confusing thing. Because here I am telling you…
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Guillermo Rigondeaux - Southpaw Boxing Tricks
…Gary Russell Jr, are still running from him and preferring to face each other in round robin contests instead of getting thoroughly embarrassed by the Cuban superstar. Watch any Rigondeaux fight and you’ll see that he’s always been the smaller fighter despite competing in the same weight class. I hope he gets his just due and recognition before he retires. It is so sad that talent in this day and age can be so thoroughly ducked and pushed aside so that inferior (but more marketable) “talent” can be sold to the fans. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fmHcxrUa7jM 1….
Finding A Great Boxing Trainer
…how your body is different and can make up new workouts that fit your fighting style and physical ability. He doesn’t criticize you for not being like the others, he understands how you’re different from the others. Most importantly, he understands even when you don’t say a thing. Creative Great trainers are incredibly creative. They know how to come up with new training routines and new techniques all the time. Time-tested routines and common logic will always apply but anytime you hit an obstacle, they always a find a way to win. It is not…
10 Best Knockouts in Boxing
Knockouts are the most beautiful surprises in boxing. Punches go back and forth, and then *BOOM*, it’s over. It’s part of what truly makes it “the sweet science”. The perfect combination of physical power combined with mental brilliance. The greatest knockouts of all, are the ones that touch you. Some are so incredible you replay it over and over again, others are so painful you don’t ever want to see again. As a fighter, I empathize with the pain of losing in the most embarrassing way possible. It’s sad to see a man give it…
How to Throw a Knockout Punch
…Sparring Sparring is the best drill and skill-development activity for learning how to throw knockout punches. It gets you comfortable with fighting and learning how to find and seize opportunities for knockouts. There is no practice better than live practice. Get in the ring with a live opponent, move around and throw punches so you can see what areas you do well and what areas you don’t. Even better if you have a coach to tell what things to focus on. (Try my sparring drills.) Mitts A great tool for developing punching techniques, combinations, angles,…
Intermediate Boxing Skills
…You’re either directing the energy elsewhere, or sending it back into your opponent. Slip 3 Punches Comfortably You can slip any punch simply by jerking your head in almost any random direction; you can even slip 2 punches simply by jerking it twice. You know an experienced fighter when he slips a 3-punch combination without blinking. Or one that rolls easily under a combo. I’m not talking about a guy jerking his head around. I mean one that doesn’t even look like he’s trying. It’s looks like he’s doing it in slow motion. It…
10 Pro Boxing Techniques
…move to more angles. Last but not least their superior balance allows them to throw punches with so much more power. 2. Endless ANGLES Just like I said, the pros have endless angles. When they’re punching you, you feel like the punches can come from all over. A jab can slice up the middle (passing the inside of your forearm) or around the side (passing the outside of your forearm). A right hand can come high, low, around, under, or straight through. It can come twice. The left hook can come high, low, at…
How to Throw a Jab
While the jab isn’t as exciting as the cross, hook, or uppercut, the jab is more useful than all other punches combined. The jab can punch, push, distract, create openings, or even defend against your opponent’s deadliest punches! Here is my official boxing guide on throwing a proper jab. It’s complete with pictures, videos, and explanations for all the common nuances of the jab. Learn how to throw your #1 punch! I don’t remember what I wrote on the jab 4 years ago when I first started the website. That was 2008, this is…
Joint Strength and Punching Power
…For example…notice how your body is most comfortable when you stand straight up. This allows your bones—spine and leg bones—to comfortably stack on top of each other. Of course, you need a little bit of muscle to maintain this straight position but you’ll notice the position puts less stress on not only your muscles but ALSO YOUR BONES. This theory could also be applied to punching power. Instead of thinking only about how to move your muscles and which muscles, etc, etc…you could also think about how to get your joints into the right position…
Tips for Your First Fight
…coming forward. Don’t wait, let your hands go! More punches, more pressure, more aggression! You want to remind the judges who worked harder. You want to look like the more aggressive fighter. (Running in the last round is a common way to lose decisions! So make sure you have energy to fight at the end and finish strong.) Automatic Combinations Now is NOT the time to be thinking. You should have 2 sets of automatic combinations at hand: the ones you practiced in the gym, and the ones you figured out from the first…