Cary Williams-Nunez and Angelo Nunez of Prime Time Boxing teach you how to throw body punches on the punching bag. The punch combination includes right hooks and left hooks. This is a small sample of what members are taken through and what trainers will learn with the Prime Time Boxing certification.
@afghan185 It’s depended on whether you’re practicing heavy rotation of your upper core or trying to critique your form. “Wide punches” are crucial in technical form and teaching you the feeling of delivering punches with emphasis of lower body rotation. Years of practice and actual competitive experience has lead me to believe, “sometimes being too technical in form takes ways from your experience in this sport.” Have fun, teach yourself proper rotation of upper torso..
@wushulion “Triple Jabs” either inwards or outwards is highly suggested, not only for the distractions but the obvious of keeping your opponent thinking defense rather then offense. Also, keeps you in rhythm of being able to throw punches rather than just step away from your opponent and keeps you in range. Is it necessary? Everything you do within the squared circle is depended in how you perceive and initiate all your fundamentals into a round of action.
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your saying throw your punches wide but then you would be exposing you're ribs.. thats not good though :/
afghan185 3 weeks ago
@afghan185 It’s depended on whether you’re practicing heavy rotation of your upper core or trying to critique your form. “Wide punches” are crucial in technical form and teaching you the feeling of delivering punches with emphasis of lower body rotation. Years of practice and actual competitive experience has lead me to believe, “sometimes being too technical in form takes ways from your experience in this sport.” Have fun, teach yourself proper rotation of upper torso..
ptboxing 3 weeks ago
hey just wondering. Does everyone do triple jabs to go out or is it just for training purposes?
wushulion 4 months ago
@wushulion “Triple Jabs” either inwards or outwards is highly suggested, not only for the distractions but the obvious of keeping your opponent thinking defense rather then offense. Also, keeps you in rhythm of being able to throw punches rather than just step away from your opponent and keeps you in range. Is it necessary? Everything you do within the squared circle is depended in how you perceive and initiate all your fundamentals into a round of action.
ptboxing 3 months ago