Are there any ways of surviving a good body shot?

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  1. P5_Boricua

    P5_Boricua Active Member Full Member

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    Believe me jaja I would have gotten up I could, but damn that was a a nice body shot he got me with, I don't think I could actually breath right all night after that fight
     
  2. Vidic

    Vidic Rest in Peace Manny Full Member

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    Dig deep is the phrase

    Gatti - Ward I
     
  3. Thatman

    Thatman No respond troll pactards banned

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    Just take them. Old Mosley took em from Saul.
     
  4. Vidic

    Vidic Rest in Peace Manny Full Member

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    And yeah body conditioning beforehand helps immensely
     
  5. daprofessor

    daprofessor da legendary professor Full Member

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    how about don't take them?

    keep them elbows in!!! u gotta guy swinging for the rib cage....pull them guards in and instead of pulling back into big looping shots....step in and throw shorter ones.
     
  6. jeffjoiner

    jeffjoiner Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    I once took a vicious kick to the stomach. My wind was knocked out of me so hard my mouthpiece flew out along with some spit. It was a perfect shot, and I went down.

    The only thing I could have done was not step on the mat that guy.
     
  7. Arranmcl

    Arranmcl Arran Full Member

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    Improve defense, breath out and tense when it lands, condition the **** out your abs. Get used to taking body shots in sparring. Most of all, have the desire to keep going.
     
  8. Finesse74

    Finesse74 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    :deal
     
  9. Cableaddict

    Cableaddict Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Not true with a liver shot. (See my last post.) There are various methods for increasing recovery time. They basically involve purposely taking mild body shots to such areas, over & over. AFAIK, only a kidney shot is immune from this, due to the specific nature of that pain. Not sure about the solar plexus, you may be right with that one.

    You can probably find this info online somewhere. You can definitely find it at any good university library.

    FWIW, I have an MS in exercise physiology from U-Mass.

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    One can also build up a tolerance to pain, at least a little.

    And, of course, strong abdominal & intercostal muscles will help prevent pain in the first place.

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    There are probably also modern PEDS & such that can help with the pain, increase enzyme production, etc, though I have no knowledge of such things since I graduated in 1982.