Whizzing noise makes punches seem quicker?

So, if a female grunts in tennis.does she hit the ball harder??? happens all the time, sometimes!!!

 

The exhalation of air produces a sinusoidal wind current to increase the velocity and force of the intended punch.

Or it impresses the judges.

 

I just take it as younger fighters who were way into RJJ and imitated him long enough they co-opted his noises.

 

exhaling also help keep your core tight, kept caught to the body whilst breathing in and you will know about it

 

Baldomir even sings "my way" when he throws punches. He would be halfway through the song when he throws his second punch.

It actually helps in the timing of throwing combinations. When you practice countless times with drills in throwing combos, some fighters using these timing clues.

 

It allows for proper breathing and like others have said, it helps tighten the core.

Hell it can also be a feinting tool.

 

I have a noob question: what does it mean to turn your punches over?

 

Bernard Hopkins "yaps" when he punches, like the alsation puppy he shares an IQ score with.

Andre Ward makes a goat noise each time he headbutts an opponent.

Andre direll blows a raspberry to tell you his nappy needs changing.

 

Why do you think power lifters yell?
Or Tennis players scream?

It's to generate more power. Same thing with boxing and I know it works because I've been doing it for 3 1/2 years :nut

You can try it yourself. Hold your breath and start punching and see how slow you go and how quick you get tired

 

You're supposed to punch with your fist parrell to the ground and not at a 90 degree angle (ubless it's a hook). The main thing is to make sure you are punching with your knuckles.
The best example is the hook

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In this picture above, Floyd isn't turning his hook over. When you turn it over, it give you more power and it brings your shoulder up so it can protect you from counters

You can throw the hook vertical or horzinal. Here's an example of turning a hook over

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I think slick african american fighters have a tendency to make that "wizzing" sound

 

This is a good point. I'd also like to add that when you turn the hook over, you have better skeletal alignment and thus a stiffer, "harder" punch.

 

Personally, when I like to punch I go "BAM BAM BAM... TRY AND STOP ME... BAM BAM"

 

:thumbsup gotta keep that forearm parallel to the ground

 

Okay but that didn't answer my question. Like I say, I'm not doubting it for a second, just interested to know the science behind it. If you don't know, that's fine.