at 0:50 you hardcore telegraphed that jab Anytime he came in you usually threw a hook, try some uppercuts next time because he just slips the hook Look good though, you compete?
Thanks bro. Yeah, I definitely will start throwing more uppercuts. Not used to them but need to get comfortable with throwing them. I do telegraph my jab as well too. I just box as a hobby for now, but possibly in the near future I will start competing.
And I don't think fighting off the ropes is necessarily a bad thing, as long as you don't bury yourself in a corner it can work in your favor. See what Ali did to Foreman. Obviously you aren't as big as Foreman, but using that head movement on the ropes was the right thing to do for your size. I'd recommend watching David Haye, he had good head movements and body movement against ropes.
I will take a look at the Foreman and Ali fight . I typically don’t follow the heavyweight fighters like that, but I’ll watch some David Haye clips to see what you mean ! Thanks bro.
Very good! I can only wish to be able to participate. I remember this one time when I threw an upper cut.
Uppercuts needed you could have fed him a three course meal you also seem to be quite easy to bully in the ring i suggest you bring yourself to deadlifting in a low rep range for all the strength and very little size gains.
Thanks for the critique bro. After rewatching it, I’m bummed at myself for not throwing any uppercuts at all. Even my coaches were telling me to do so. I’m going to focus on being more comfortable throwing them. For some reason I’m always being walked down by many opponents. That’s something I really need to work on. I do workout but maybe it’s more of a mental thing to? I’ll also focus on just occupying the ring and standing my ground as oppose to settling in walking back. Thanks bro !
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You don't gain any thing at all by switching to southpaw; most guys with kick boxing backgrounds do that. There is a common misconception that constantly switching back and forth confuses the opponent but, in reality, the guy doing the switching is the one that is confused.
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