Re: True or false most pro boxers dont pivot the foot they push off it?
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Scrap is Mike Tyson pushing off the jab or is he pivoting? We all trust you since this your style you're the expert.
Its not my style, though I appreciate it. But its a good technique for a short Heavy,who can punch. Not many other weights are successful with it.
Push or twist?
Push down and twist.
Why push down AND twist? Isnt there enough weight on your foot from gravity if youve channeled it all onto one foot? Why the need to push down as well?
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Scrap is Mike Tyson pushing off the jab or is he pivoting? We all trust you since this your style you're the expert.
Its not my style, though I appreciate it. But its a good technique for a short Heavy,who can punch. Not many other weights are successful with it.
Push or twist?
Push down and twist.
Why push down AND twist? Isnt there enough weight on your foot from gravity if youve channeled it all onto one foot? Why the need to push down as well?
Newtons 3rd law, and youre doing it with both feet,
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BCBUD
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BCBUD
Scrap is Mike Tyson pushing off the jab or is he pivoting? We all trust you since this your style you're the expert.
Its not my style, though I appreciate it. But its a good technique for a short Heavy,who can punch. Not many other weights are successful with it.
Push or twist?
Push down and twist.
Why push down AND twist? Isnt there enough weight on your foot from gravity if youve channeled it all onto one foot? Why the need to push down as well?
Newtons 3rd law, and youre doing it with both feet,
Frictions the key.
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BCBUD
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BCBUD
Scrap is Mike Tyson pushing off the jab or is he pivoting? We all trust you since this your style you're the expert.
Its not my style, though I appreciate it. But its a good technique for a short Heavy,who can punch. Not many other weights are successful with it.
Push or twist?
Push down and twist.
Why push down AND twist? Isnt there enough weight on your foot from gravity if youve channeled it all onto one foot? Why the need to push down as well?
Newtons 3rd law, and youre doing it with both feet,
Frictions the key.
Kinda like sprinting.
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BCBUD
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Andre
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OMGWTF
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BCBUD
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Scrap
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BCBUD
Scrap is Mike Tyson pushing off the jab or is he pivoting? We all trust you since this your style you're the expert.
Its not my style, though I appreciate it. But its a good technique for a short Heavy,who can punch. Not many other weights are successful with it.
Push or twist?
Push down and twist.
Why push down AND twist? Isnt there enough weight on your foot from gravity if youve channeled it all onto one foot? Why the need to push down as well?
Newtons 3rd law, and youre doing it with both feet,
Frictions the key.
Kinda like sprinting.
Modern boxing shoes helped there too, cant punch if you are on a greased surface.
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BCBUD
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BCBUD
Scrap is Mike Tyson pushing off the jab or is he pivoting? We all trust you since this your style you're the expert.
Its not my style, though I appreciate it. But its a good technique for a short Heavy,who can punch. Not many other weights are successful with it.
Push or twist?
Push down and twist.
Why push down AND twist? Isnt there enough weight on your foot from gravity if youve channeled it all onto one foot? Why the need to push down as well?
Newtons 3rd law, and youre doing it with both feet,
Newtons 3rd law is for ever action theres aN EQUAL AND OPPOSITE REACTION SO BY PUSHING DOWN YOU CHANNEL FORCE UP, HOW DOE STHAT HELP YOU PUCNH HARDER OR ROTAE YOUR HIPS?
:)
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Scrap
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OMGWTF
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BCBUD
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Scrap
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BCBUD
Scrap is Mike Tyson pushing off the jab or is he pivoting? We all trust you since this your style you're the expert.
Its not my style, though I appreciate it. But its a good technique for a short Heavy,who can punch. Not many other weights are successful with it.
Push or twist?
Push down and twist.
Why push down AND twist? Isnt there enough weight on your foot from gravity if youve channeled it all onto one foot? Why the need to push down as well?
Newtons 3rd law, and youre doing it with both feet,
Newtons 3rd law is for ever action theres aN EQUAL AND OPPOSITE REACTION SO BY PUSHING DOWN YOU CHANNEL FORCE UP, HOW DOE STHAT HELP YOU PUCNH HARDER OR ROTAE YOUR HIPS?
:)
By engaging the kinetic link with thumb and hip and knee
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OMGWTF
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BCBUD
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BCBUD
Scrap is Mike Tyson pushing off the jab or is he pivoting? We all trust you since this your style you're the expert.
Its not my style, though I appreciate it. But its a good technique for a short Heavy,who can punch. Not many other weights are successful with it.
Push or twist?
Push down and twist.
Why push down AND twist? Isnt there enough weight on your foot from gravity if youve channeled it all onto one foot? Why the need to push down as well?
Newtons 3rd law, and youre doing it with both feet,
Newtons 3rd law is for ever action theres aN EQUAL AND OPPOSITE REACTION SO BY PUSHING DOWN YOU CHANNEL FORCE UP, HOW DOE STHAT HELP YOU PUCNH HARDER OR ROTAE YOUR HIPS?
:)
By engaging the kinetic link with thumb and hip and knee
you're a C.S ER lol
Re: True or false most pro boxers dont pivot the foot they push off it?
The hip extension so I was wondering if my initial drive of the bottom was causing my body to fatigue before the lockout thus causing the sticking point. Knowing that deficit punching puts you at a mechanical disadvantage and increases the range of motion thus increasing the flexibility required. I was wondering will deficits help you increase speed off the ground?
Re: True or false most pro boxers dont pivot the foot they push off it?
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The hip extension so I was wondering if my initial drive of the bottom was causing my body to fatigue before the lockout thus causing the sticking point. Knowing that deficit punching puts you at a mechanical disadvantage and increases the range of motion thus increasing the flexibility required. I was wondering will deficits help you increase speed off the ground?
Balance will, bad posture wont.
Re: True or false most pro boxers dont pivot the foot they push off it?
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The hip extension so I was wondering if my initial drive of the bottom was causing my body to fatigue before the lockout thus causing the sticking point. Knowing that deficit punching puts you at a mechanical disadvantage and increases the range of motion thus increasing the flexibility required. I was wondering will deficits help you increase speed off the ground?
Balance will, bad posture wont.
Why do u all type nonsensical ramblings?
Are u trying to show off what u know to ur friends while at the same time not give too much valuable info away?
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OMGWTF
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Scrap
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BCBUD
The hip extension so I was wondering if my initial drive of the bottom was causing my body to fatigue before the lockout thus causing the sticking point. Knowing that deficit punching puts you at a mechanical disadvantage and increases the range of motion thus increasing the flexibility required. I was wondering will deficits help you increase speed off the ground?
Balance will, bad posture wont.
Why do u all type nonsensical ramblings?
Are u trying to show off what u know to ur friends while at the same time not give too much valuable info away?
Just trying to get you thinking about it, you can talk to a man with a wooden leg, but not a wooden head. :p.
Re: True or false most pro boxers dont pivot the foot they push off it?
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Scrap
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BCBUD
The hip extension so I was wondering if my initial drive of the bottom was causing my body to fatigue before the lockout thus causing the sticking point. Knowing that deficit punching puts you at a mechanical disadvantage and increases the range of motion thus increasing the flexibility required. I was wondering will deficits help you increase speed off the ground?
Balance will, bad posture wont.
Balance from the other point of view: is why its a good idea to block and mess with someone at the elbow and knee points when in any form of battle specially during their full extensions,their corrections to balance give you openings to thread way your into them and wrap them up.
Re: True or false most pro boxers dont pivot the foot they push off it?
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Scrap
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BCBUD
The hip extension so I was wondering if my initial drive of the bottom was causing my body to fatigue before the lockout thus causing the sticking point. Knowing that deficit punching puts you at a mechanical disadvantage and increases the range of motion thus increasing the flexibility required. I was wondering will deficits help you increase speed off the ground?
Balance will, bad posture wont.
Here's a clip of Tyson's dificit punching still the clip @1:10 is that good balance?
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=P8OzGTHlSRs
Re: True or false most pro boxers dont pivot the foot they push off it?
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BCBUD
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Scrap
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Originally Posted by
BCBUD
The hip extension so I was wondering if my initial drive of the bottom was causing my body to fatigue before the lockout thus causing the sticking point. Knowing that deficit punching puts you at a mechanical disadvantage and increases the range of motion thus increasing the flexibility required. I was wondering will deficits help you increase speed off the ground?
Balance will, bad posture wont.
Here's a clip of Tyson's dificit punching still the clip @1:10 is that good balance?
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=P8OzGTHlSRs
Yes.
