I'm a professional boxer. I love how your channel is accurate and explains in detail of how things work in boxing. No BS, a channel I can recommend to any beginner along side tony Jeffries and precision striking ❤️🔥🥊
You missed a key factor that a lot of people over look (myself included as a beginner) is that SNAP in the punch rather than generating your power from stiffness. You want those shoulders loose so you get the max potential out of your punches. I’m a right handed southpaw so I’m retraining my jab to be more “snappy” like an actual jab than a stiff strong one. 1. You’ll notice you’re not as tired 2 . Your punches tend to connect more and have stronger impact 3. Your shoulders become more durable 4. & last but not least is the SPEED I’ve noticed when I converted to that snap in the shoulders I throw wayyy faster punches than I did throwing strong stiff ones. I might’ve lost some power, you might lose some power but with repetition, throwing the correct way, you’ll regain your power. It’s more so you have the correct technique than it is you losing power. You don’t wanna be gassed out cuz you’re throwing haymakers and power shots without realizing it
Hello, I'm not sure but yesterday I got a video on my recommendations about that. It's by a guy called "NasBoxing". I did not watch the video so I do not know if it's good or not, also he gets no views. He might be new.
Informative. Tho, training with high-reps is more for the Slow-Twitch Muscle Fibers (Type I). This form of training ain't gonna do much to increase explosive power and speed.
Deadlift, Push Ups, Pull Ups 🗣
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power cleans, snatches, landmine press, ball throws, explosive bench press are way better for punching power
I'm a professional boxer. I love how your channel is accurate and explains in detail of how things work in boxing. No BS, a channel I can recommend to any beginner along side tony Jeffries and precision striking ❤️🔥🥊
Couldn't agree more 👏 and all the best bro 🥊🔥🥊
You missed a key factor that a lot of people over look (myself included as a beginner) is that SNAP in the punch rather than generating your power from stiffness.
You want those shoulders loose so you get the max potential out of your punches. I’m a right handed southpaw so I’m retraining my jab to be more “snappy” like an actual jab than a stiff strong one.
1. You’ll notice you’re not as tired
2 . Your punches tend to connect more and have stronger impact
3. Your shoulders become more durable
4. & last but not least is the SPEED
I’ve noticed when I converted to that snap in the shoulders I throw wayyy faster punches than I did throwing strong stiff ones. I might’ve lost some power, you might lose some power but with repetition, throwing the correct way, you’ll regain your power.
It’s more so you have the correct technique than it is you losing power. You don’t wanna be gassed out cuz you’re throwing haymakers and power shots without realizing it
I sware, as soon as I heard genetics
Yep
Tf is sware its swear
Ik bro's a Chad when he has a Hajime no ippo PFP.💪🏽
@@outlaw._.lazines YUP
Awesome ❤
hey can you share a video about building muscle at home as a boxer for those who can't go to the gym
Hello, I'm not sure but yesterday I got a video on my recommendations about that. It's by a guy called "NasBoxing". I did not watch the video so I do not know if it's good or not, also he gets no views. He might be new.
@@gigacso Thank you for your suggestion sir. Gonna check it out asap!
@@alptuharmanany exercises?
@@rdnomar6359 I couldn't find any sufficent one
Where does generate this AI pictures from?
I like your videos btw
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Informative. Tho, training with high-reps is more for the Slow-Twitch Muscle Fibers (Type I). This form of training ain't gonna do much to increase explosive power and speed.
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I’m scared to punch hard bc I don’t wanna hurt my opponent too much
Try hard sparring occasionally and I bet you won’t hold back when your sparring partner hits hard too
same but just think about it as a sport
We should try our best to mimise brain damage even if we’re pro
Epigenetics - control above the genes
How do you think these people were born strong; how they got strong.
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