The problem with sidding up!

Discussion in 'Boxing Training' started by Paulie walnutz, Jun 14, 2016.


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  1. Mr.DagoWop

    Mr.DagoWop Boxing Junkie banned Full Member

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    Scientists don't know **** about boxing.
     
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  2. BoxinScienceUSA

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    boxing is a sport ... a game complete with rules, a scoring target and foul lines. there is no perfect defense because there's always an opening.
     
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  3. Paulie walnutz

    Paulie walnutz Active Member Full Member

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    My bias is sidding up however for to make this research unbiased it must start by me convincing you that my bias isn't to side up.

    https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=yo56wI3qkMk
    The lesson is on torque if the feet are resting in a line then torque is sacrificed. The main reason mike Tyson had so much torque is the proper positioning of the feet.

    Inorder increase torque by 40 percent allowing oneself to easily manhandle a larger opponent it starts by getting into close proximity and using the elbow to guide your opponent. This was the physics behind Roberto Duran by standing normally both feet under his armpits at width apart Duran increased his torque. However it can't be done from the L-stance.
    https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=GJHtoa9nmn0
     
    Paulie walnutz, Jun 26, 2016
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