not retracting the jab

Discussion in 'Boxing Training' started by jonbonez152, Apr 5, 2013.


  1. jonbonez152

    jonbonez152 EASTSIDEBOXING KING Full Member

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    What do you think of this guys opinion on it "you leave your arm almost fully extended, throw small jabs and push as you make space and keep your opponent at bay. The space-maker can be thrown multiple times as you circle around to your opponent’s right side. If you’re throwing multiple tapper jabs, leave arm almost fully extending as you throw multiple jabs to keep your opponent busy. It is VERY important to keep an eye out for your opponent’s right hand since extending your left arm leaves you vulnerable to punches on that side of your head. Also, ALWAYS be moving around when you use the space-maker; if you stand still and stretch your arm you will get hit with the hard right counter. (often used by Kostya Tszyu)

    http://www.expertboxing.com/boxing-techniques/punch-techniques/the-ultimate-boxing-jab-guide
     
  2. nufc_jay

    nufc_jay Guest

    Works for Wlad :conf
     
  3. 123ko

    123ko Active Member Full Member

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    didnt work for david price :yikes
     
  4. Bogotazo

    Bogotazo Amateur Full Member

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    Lot's of fighters use that kind of jab. Rigondeaux, Mayweather, Ward, Wlad. I prefer a stiff jab but I have problems measuring the distance so I'm thinking I should experiment with this when I spar again.
     
  5. Caestus

    Caestus Active Member Full Member

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    Don't work bad for Mosley...
     
  6. auto boxer

    auto boxer New Member Full Member

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    I'll look at this way, your jab is extended, my arms are retracted and it takes very little force due to my better leverage and yet can be done faster than you can react that I deflect your glove in any 360 degree direction I want to c'strike, or simply go around it.