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If you're skinning your knuckles, your strikes are scraping the target at point of impact, which means less penetration of the target.
Your trainers may be trying to get you to volume-drill (hopefully with a trainer watching and correcting so that you don't simply err in volume) in order to improve your aim and focus.
That way, the scrapes won't happen as frequently. Also, better aim and focus will improve your strikes' efficacy: more result for less effort. -
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Yeah here is an exersise. Swich to volume punching and focus on cardio and footwork.
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If you're losing skin on your knuckles, one of two things are happening. Either your gloves are so old and shitty that they aren't protecting your hands, or your technique sucks balls. I haven't seen your gloves, but considering all you want to do is wail on the heavy bag as hard as you can, I know which one I'm putting my money on.
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Posted On:
8/19/2012 7:19am
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Don't want to create another thread and since my question is still about a fist injury, I'll ask it here.
I've got some swelling on my middle knuckle from a punching a wall in anger. Its not exactly severe and it doesn't here, at least it hasn't hurt yet. I just recently did it, though. Can I still train tomorrow? What should I do to help it heal quicker? -
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There is no magic bullet here, if you get yourself injured you will have to be patient or the injury will worsen. Your hands are your weapon in boxing, so you better take good care of them. One advice i can give you, don't hit hard surfaces because it will **** your hands up. Try kicking with the flat of your foot if you must act out your anger, or slam a door.
About the swelled knuckle, if it hurts when you touch it, you better skip boxing and go do some cardio and weight lifting.
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I know better than my trainers