Your thoughts, and perception on it, as regards Boxing, and movement.
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Your thoughts, and perception on it, as regards Boxing, and movement.
As far as I know there are two main things to feel, the opponent and the ground.
You feel the opponent by touching him with your jab hand, catching his punches, etc. This is essential for understanding distance. You feel the ground through your feet, which is essential for proprioception and balance.
Thanks for the reply couple more answers I will reply, this could be good :).Quote:
Originally Posted by jms
Adding to what jms has already mentioned, feel tells u what your body is doing and when somthing has been done better.
Touch/Feel: Contact reflexes is another, but thats trained into muscle memory a certain way.
Feelings: Heightened awareness, being in the zone, instinct, all comes from freedom of any pre thought or post thought,disengage the mind and allow your reactions to survive for you via what you have already trained for already done the work so you know,take it one step further and you can know him too. Sorry,total left field stuff that last one.:-X
No its not left field, ;D.Quote:
Originally Posted by Andre
Wrong muscle memory being built in?
there is that, also the damage being done, trying to get fit, body tracking because of the dominant side. Looking at statistics of injuries in sports games its an eye opener.Quote:
Originally Posted by Andre
Seems I'm out of my depth here, gonna sit back and try to absorb the knowledge you two gents are sharing even though right now it's going over my head!
:) Dont feel alone, Im just coming up for air, speaking a word or two then straight back down again.Quote:
Originally Posted by jms
Its amazing that you have been fixing damage to people of all sorts and now its better still that you are looking to stop the injuries before they occur in the sporting ones.:cool::cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by Scrapthere is that, also the damage being done, trying to get fit, body tracking because of the dominant side. Looking at statistics of injuries in sports games its an eye opener.Quote:
Originally Posted by Andre
In all fairness it happened as an accident, but was observed. What was observed was Touch and Feel, quicker touch longer feel, you moving whats under you not the reverse. Then thinking cap on to the ways to implement it.Quote:
Originally Posted by AndreIts amazing that you have been fixing damage to people of all sorts and now its better still that you are looking to stop the injuries before they occur in the sporting ones.:cool::cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by Scrapthere is that, also the damage being done, trying to get fit, body tracking because of the dominant side. Looking at statistics of injuries in sports games its an eye opener.Quote:
Originally Posted by Andre
How did you get: quicker touch / longer feel?
I can see how you would say that in the end results.
But are you talking other?
Found a few ways to implement it. Made 3 pieces of kit for it. Plus a few routines, what causes damage is stress major problem with running is newtons law breaking down those things, we are trying to improve. Which are the 3 major energy systems, Cardio, Endocrine CNS.Quote:
Originally Posted by Andre
Teaching the body/mind to repair itself through those systems is quite brilliant.
Your results speak for themselves quiet astounding.