In my humble estimation we carry/transfer more weight to the side of the punch by slightly pivoting the foot/knee, therefore, more weight (with the same acceleration) equals more power. But if were to follow-up the Hook with another punch, then the pivot is not required because we need the balance to prepare the Next action. Love your content!!
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In my humble estimation we carry/transfer more weight to the side of the punch by slightly pivoting the foot/knee, therefore, more weight (with the same acceleration) equals more power. But if were to follow-up the Hook with another punch, then the pivot is not required because we need the balance to prepare the Next action. Love your content!!
I've stopped even bothering with other boxing channels.
I agree, but I also feel like there's something to using the pivot as a training tool to really ingrain the habit of turning the hip.
People need to learn to entertain ideas rather then finding reasons to disprove them or counter them.
Hard to argue watching the Tyson video. Canelo doesn't move his feet either
Without pivoting the foot you get more of a whipping action with your upper body?