Punching "Down the pipe"
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This guys fkkn sick he's like a real boxing coach how he just gets into it
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I don't understand why you rotate and punch off your shoulder line. Technically your rotating but punching off line of the rotation, which doesn't utilize the rotation of the body behind a punch. Also instead of using your shoulder line and back to brace the punch , your punching down the line of your shoulders and back, which takes your back out of the punch, and makes you punch outwards rather than straight. Basically your punching off to your side, and not using rotation behind the punch.
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Awesome video! Very informative!
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I think the bodypunches will do the trick...some hook combos down and then go up with the hooks ..
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great stuff! good to get this type of experience and info...cheers mate
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@flatpat why? :/
Basically, why do you rotate but punch outwards, rather than rotate into the shot, which would put your body behind the punch, since your turning your body one way and punching out another.
chaos777000 2 months ago
@chaos777000 I do it to get an angle that is harder for the opponent to block or slip, even if it isn't the knock out punch, it allows me to push him back on his heals by putting a glove on his chin/neck/chest, and this probably hearkens back to my wrestling/san-shou style.
Thanks for your comments, they are some of the most on point and constructive I have encountered.
albertpope 2 months ago
Also shouldn't your rear foot be slightly behind your butt, and your thigh and knee be directly under your hips, which stabilizes your base. I was told to focus less on punching off the ground, since that would make an upward shot, where as a straight punch is typically straight forward , and to turn the hips and body in unison and push INTO the ground, which uses the ground BEHIND the punch. Wouldn't pushing upwards off your foot raise your center of gravity, taking wieght off the ground?
chaos777000 2 months ago
@chaos777000 You are exactly right. Everything you have been told is correct. Push your foot into the ground.
albertpope 2 months ago
@albertpope what are some ways I can get an opponent to drop his hands and open up his chin for a second or 2, any common or uncommon tricks you can let me in on ?
xXFocusRecord 1 year ago
@xXFocusRecord THe easiest is to make him tired. Press him and jab more. Also, double or triple up on the lead left hand. Jab, then left hook. or left hook to body, then left hook to the head. Stay active and control range with your jab. Everything will fall into place if you do that. Without that, you are rolling the dice. The third or fourth punch in the combo is often the one that lands. So Shadow box 6-8 punch combinations. Don't allow yourself to ever practice 1-2 combos on the bag, do more
albertpope 1 year ago