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    Speed Power and body awareness, cns and pns work more efficiently, with the oral cavity being in the right place, hope this helps ,
    Which is why he was stopped because both eyes were swollen shut... He sacrificed offence for defence thinking that if he kept his head down he'd evade most head punches and body shots...in the end he ate to many uppercuts and lost speed.but what else could have done differently since he couldn't match Toney's hand speed?
    Havent seen the fight, but there was only one winner in that fight on paper.
    How does one evade head blows on the inside if: they're slower or shorter?
    Theres loads of ways
    Here's an old interview with Jake lamotta and Mike Tyson talking about how to gain advantage over the bigger man... Do you agree with them?https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Iz9yrOjEm5I 8:09

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    Here's an old interview with Jake lamotta and Mike Tyson talking about how to gain advantage over the bigger man... Do you agree with them?https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Iz9yrOjEm5I 8:09[/QUOTE]
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    Here's an old interview with Jake lamotta and Mike Tyson talking about how to gain advantage over the bigger man... Do you agree with them?https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Iz9yrOjEm5I 8:09
    If you have the ability and skill set, most things can be achieved. If not, theres a problem.[/QUOTE]here's a legend (giant killer)in the sport of boxing, listen to what his game plan that made him champ. pay close attn to what his says about posture!Smitty in the Ring at The Intl. Boxing Hall of Fame - YouTube

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    Scrap was right keeping your chin up helps relax your back so if you keep your chin tucked down below 50° actually has the opposite effect T Nation | Little Known, Controversial Deadlift Tips

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    Scrap was right keeping your chin up helps relax your back so if you keep your chin tucked down below 50° actually has the opposite effect T Nation | Little Known, Controversial Deadlift Tips
    Never said keep the chin up, you keep it in.
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    Scrap was right keeping your chin up helps relax your back so if you keep your chin tucked down below 50° actually has the opposite effect T Nation | Little Known, Controversial Deadlift Tips
    Never said keep the chin up, you keep it in.
    Right! Tucked in at 15 degrees. Meant keeping it tucked into your chest like I'm being taught now. Which doesn't relax the back.
    http://www.sugar boxing.com/the-science-of-mike-tyson-and-elements-of-peek-a-boo-part-ii/

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    Scrap was right keeping your chin up helps relax your back so if you keep your chin tucked down below 50° actually has the opposite effect T Nation | Little Known, Controversial Deadlift Tips
    Never said keep the chin up, you keep it in.
    Right! Tucked in at 15 degrees. Meant keeping it tucked into your chest like I'm being taught now. Which doesn't relax the back.
    http://www.sugar boxing.com/the-science-of-mike-tyson-and-elements-of-peek-a-boo-part-ii/
    Down restricts the airways and the mechanics of balance. Also you are waiting to get hit, not a good idea.
    Pain lasts a only a minute, but the memory will last forever....

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