Thread: the signs...

is it true if the line in the center of your palm is connected and straight.. is a sign that your punches are strong??

How do you mean Cougar ?

Cougar thats a cool name why didnt i think of that ?

Originally Posted by cougar

is it true if the line in the center of your palm is connected and straight.. is a sign that your punches are strong??

No.

There are 100s of factors.

Originally Posted by cougar

is it true if the line in the center of your palm is connected and straight.. is a sign that your punches are strong??

your opponent looking up at the lights would be a better gauge.

Originally Posted by Lords Gym

Originally Posted by cougar

is it true if the line in the center of your palm is connected and straight.. is a sign that your punches are strong??

your opponent looking up at the lights would be a better gauge.

Brilliant!!!

Originally Posted by Dizaster

Originally Posted by Lords Gym

Originally Posted by cougar

is it true if the line in the center of your palm is connected and straight.. is a sign that your punches are strong??

your opponent looking up at the lights would be a better gauge.

Brilliant!!!

cc

Originally Posted by Lords Gym

Originally Posted by cougar

is it true if the line in the center of your palm is connected and straight.. is a sign that your punches are strong??

your opponent looking up at the lights would be a better gauge.

I gotta cc that,perfect awnser

RE: punching power .. You often hear announcers like Jim Lampley and even Manny Steward say . “larger hands equals more power“ .. That is not an accurate statement. in theory the bigger hand might hold up better , however assuming the smaller hand holds up.. If thrown with the same amount of speed and force , the smaller hand will have a significant advantage in power and damage. Think of a bullet launching out of a gun . all that power and force is compressed into one small compact area equals severe devastation. a larger hand. The power is distributed over a wider range and therefore absorbed better. Now don’t get me wrong plenty of big punchers who have large hands, that’s not what I am saying .. I’m only saying I don’t believe the size of the hand is an accurate indicator of power.

A big puncher that comes to mind who had small hands was Julio Caesar Chavez.. , when Chavez would throw punches to the body , his small hands would slice in between the ribs of his opponents actually separating the rib , his smaller hands were an asset in my opinion.

Your thoughts ?

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Originally Posted by AdamGB

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