They look like a standard #hook to me, apart from the dude is squatting down, throwing like a robot, and lifting his heels for no reason. I can't find two videos showing the same #roundhouse punch, but I believe they're the same thing as a lunging forward swinging punch, AKA, a #haymaker.
Close, but no. Most obviously he keeps twisting out his heels which is a pretty common mistake for beginners, what it does is basically turn your leg into a shock absorber pulling the power out of each hit, instead it's better to practice with the heel down and drive thru the target with power from your whole body. more advanced students can push into the hit more and the heel will leave the ground but it has to be done correctly or not at all.
They look like a standard #hook to me, apart from the dude is squatting down, throwing like a robot, and lifting his heels for no reason.
I can't find two videos showing the same #roundhouse punch, but I believe they're the same thing as a lunging forward swinging punch, AKA, a #haymaker.
Close, but no.
Most obviously he keeps twisting out his heels which is a pretty common mistake for beginners, what it does is basically turn your leg into a shock absorber pulling the power out of each hit, instead it's better to practice with the heel down and drive thru the target with power from your whole body. more advanced students can push into the hit more and the heel will leave the ground but it has to be done correctly or not at all.
He's trying to stay in the horse stance.
That's horrible to practice throwing hooks with your hands and stance like that.
Since when is a haymaker a roundhouse punch?