stance and balance

u have to get used to learning new things that make you uncomfortable..Your right should be stronger when you're not squared up, it's probably because of you being akward from not being used to the new adjustments. So shadow box alot

 

If your feet are too narrow then you lose lateral balance and restrict your right, turn your body more side on and your feet less so

 

Exactly.. not saying learn to do it exactly, but its youll learn once you get your first bad hits, body square makes you a very easy target, to easy.

 

Im about Listening to your coach, by all means do some research and experiment but if you practise what he teaches you will learn something.

 

This.

Think about the first time you were sparring and how long it took to get used to getting hit and not turning away.

Its just one of those things.

When I first learned the stance my coach made me do stance/footwork drills for 6 rounds a day in front of a mirror every time we worked out, until I was doing it without thinking about it.

He said it would be like riding a bike eventually. He was right. Now I do it without thinking about it.

The other thing to keep in mind is that when you are squared up, when you get hit there is no rear leg to transfer weight to, and you have nowhere to go but on your ass.

 

point your feet forward rather than out to your right. knees bent.

 

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Styles is just the range of 4D motion...... if you feel better as a strong Arthur Abraham rather than a weak Froch then fight as Arthur Abraham.

Won’t do harm to learn Froch.

 

Mike Tyson wins the undisputed title...... Lennox Lewis retires undefeated via rematches.

 

Balance =

3D Pivot (Power) ---------- 2D Pivot (Standard) ---------- 0 Pivot (On the Ropes/Punching on the Move)​

 

:deal

 

Power is generated by the position, of the 3 top vertebrae.

 

...?explain please

 

you again? :bart