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  • Jukeman
    Showtime
    • Aug 2005
    • 10955

    #16
    Re: Quick boxing tips

    Originally posted by Holt82
    All people have to do is keep it simple.

    Always keep your hands UP. In boxing, you always keep your HANDS UP. You don't keep your hands up, you take a risk of getting knocked out.

    Guys who fight in the inside need to use the bob and weaves and lean, side to side, backwards to avoid punches. When approaching, keep your hands up. It's better to take a shot to the body, then a clean shot to the face.

    Another thing use your JAB to set up EVERYTHING. Anyone who trains in boxing knows the jab is the foundation.

    Practice different combos, combos that involve hitting the head and body.

    It's always good to mix it up, whether an outside fighter or inside. By doing that, the other person will have to watch both their head and body, if you just throw constantly to the head and never to the body, they will block it all day.

    Inside guys need to learn to use the ring to their advantage and trap a guy into a corner or against the ropes.

    If a guy is a much stronger puncher than you, don't ever get into a match of going all out and throwing punches. This is a no no, you back the hell out.

    Outside guys need to keep the guys who fight on the inside OUT. Use that jab, keep jabbing at the head. Or do a jab, jab, cross.

    For those that box, this is basic knowledge.
    Amen bro


    #85, im always up Olney lol

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    • Holt82
      Rookie
      • Jun 2009
      • 43

      #17
      Re: Quick boxing tips

      Originally posted by juk34man
      Amen bro


      #85, im always up Olney lol
      I'm taking it you box? If you do, what weight class are you? I'm a heavyweight. 6'3, 250lbs.

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      • Jukeman
        Showtime
        • Aug 2005
        • 10955

        #18
        Re: Quick boxing tips

        Originally posted by Holt82
        I'm taking it you box? If you do, what weight class are you? I'm a heavyweight. 6'3, 250lbs.
        Nah, not anymore...Stopped when I was 12(7years)

        have a lot of boxers in my family however

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        • Holt82
          Rookie
          • Jun 2009
          • 43

          #19
          Re: Quick boxing tips

          Originally posted by juk34man
          Nah, not anymore...Stopped when I was 12(7years)

          have a lot of boxers in my family however
          I could tell you had experience in the ring. You should get back into it.

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          • DolfanDave
            Rookie
            • Dec 2002
            • 215

            #20
            Re: Quick boxing tips

            Here is a video showing you a few thing in the short amount of time I was allotted.

            1. Short combo with head blocking after
            2. push off with a beautiful jab after the push

            If you look at the video I have maybe 8 clean shots versus his 2 or 3(body shots) and that's in about 16 seconds . After a few rounds of this he would be kissing the canvas lol

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            • Jukeman
              Showtime
              • Aug 2005
              • 10955

              #21
              Re: Quick boxing tips

              Originally posted by Holt82
              I could tell you had experience in the ring. You should get back into it.
              Thought about a couple years ago(stopped at 12 to play fooball) and I go to the gym atleast 2-3 times a week, but im 23 now- just focusing on this music and business thing(gotta stay productive out here in Philly lol)

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              • Steve_OS
                Editor-in-Chief
                • Jul 2002
                • 33752

                #22
                Re: Quick boxing tips

                Great post Dave, you should place it in your Arena Blog and we can tag it for the home page. PM me when you have done so.
                Steve Noah
                Editor-in-Chief
                http://www.operationsports.com
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