You don't wanna lean too far back bc once you come back you gotta look for the straight right hand. Its just a lil lean with a lil bend at the knees and step to the side. Perfect person to watch doing that is Mayweather and Parnell W.
Hi Carlos, when I was taught to slip, I was told to keep the upper body totally upright and do everything from the legs. Is there a reason why you tilt your upper body to the side when you slip inside or outside? Thanks.
When you tilt the body you can move away further and can also generate power for the counter. Mike Tyson was notoriously known for absolutely tilting his body when he bobbed and weaved!
Your a good teacher!
You don't wanna lean too far back bc once you come back you gotta look for the straight right hand. Its just a lil lean with a lil bend at the knees and step to the side. Perfect person to watch doing that is Mayweather and Parnell W.
Nice and amazing tutorial thank you so much....
Very informative, like including counterpunches. Thank you for your work! Keep it up mate :)
Awesome explanation! Thanks Bro!
I hope you carry episodes on the education of Shado Box, which is one of the Fundamentals I am one of your followers in the country of Iraq
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In terms of moving weight divisions for boxing
I'm 51kg. I want to up my weight. Would putting on weight to be 90kg or above be possible?
Keep it up
If he throws a jab cross wont you be off balance for that kind of pull counter
Hi Carlos, when I was taught to slip, I was told to keep the upper body totally upright and do everything from the legs. Is there a reason why you tilt your upper body to the side when you slip inside or outside? Thanks.
When you tilt the body you can move away further and can also generate power for the counter. Mike Tyson was notoriously known for absolutely tilting his body when he bobbed and weaved!
Many thanks Carlos. I guess different boxing coaches have slightly different approaches to things. I'm loving your Portuguese accent by the way. ;)
Too much leaning back and not bending the rear leg