My second fight

im only on 0:41 secs, (loading slow, im downloading something).

but i noticed when you throw your left jab, you tend to put your right guard down.

 

you lean into the jab too much and after you throw it you take about a second to get back into position and admire you're work.you need to follow up or keep moving

apart from that you're pretty good,well done on the win.

 

GO TO THE BODY!!!! Set traps...If you would have jabed to the body...fainted and threw an overhand right that guy would have been on his ass.


PS. Nobody wants to hear how out of shape you are...the ring is not the place to start questioning yourself, so never step in there any less than 110%...You have some tools put some dedication and discipline behind it.

 

I agree the jab looks not good, people throw it to either keep the other
guy at the distance or to set up the power shot ... in your case it often
looks like you try to use jab as a power shot from a far distance which
ain't going to work and you are then getting a bit off balance with right
hand kept very low .... so someone smart and fast can simply knock
you out at that time.

 

it's because he puts weight on his jab, and doesn't snap it back.

you still look good for a 2nd fight. do you have more recent match?

 

currently watching aman 1st rd..
from what i saw..
you have your guard down, most of the time.
you don't punch in the body, while the blue guy has his guard way up.

 

But dont QUOTE ME...:-(

 

im talking about the 2nd video. what's your point?

 

I was actually talking to the TS but you point out some obvious flaws...My point is that most "amature" boxers forget all about the body and head hunt throughout the 3 unexhausting rounds.

 

Forget about the judges...put your work in early, Im telling you...most of the guys you face will head hunt through out...put your work in, go to the body and embarrass them on round 3, but remember that the moment you release your jab you need to hold your opposite hand on guard and pull the jab straight back to position. Its a habit, practice it during your heavy bag and shadow work.