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1% Shark is better than you.
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Posted On:
10/08/2009 11:15pm
Style: Boxing--
When you are shadowboxing or hitting the bag concentrate on returning your hand to it's proper position after a punch. Concentrate extra hard on this while throwing combos because when throwing successive punches some new people will return to their natural punching form, trying to exert speed and power that they have not yet developed through technique.
Remember that a punch is completed in two motions: expansion and retraction. Our goal is to complete these two motions as efficiently as possible. Some new people (especially when they use a straight right) tend to expand properly but retract in an arc, dipping their hand below the original line to the target. You need to snap out and snap back with the shortest possible trajectory.
Sparring is not like any other part of training. I know what it is like to murder the pads and then get owned in the ring. Stay focused on technique during sparring and eventually you will get used to the pace and pressure of it. Once the movements become second nature in a full contact setting you can start to think about your what your opponent is doing rather than be occupied trying to correct your technique. -
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I am so sorry.
Seriously though man, the more you get punched in the face, the more you will realize it hurts, the more you will keep your hands up.
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Is it possible that you're blocking your view of your opponent with your guard? Sounds stupid, but I always used to this when I started sparring MT. Hard to punch what you can't see.
Try and keep your hands about chin level and only bring your arms in front of your face when actually covering from punches. Even when you cover up, try and do it in such a way that you can see your opponent through the gap in your forearms.
It's not just the new people: YouTube - Joe Louis vs Max Schmeling I -
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Style: Ba Zheng Dao Quan--
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10/08/2009 8:47pm
Style: Shin-Shin Jujitsu
Guard in Boxing