How to rock like Mike Tyson @ sugarboxing

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And new!

Part V: Mike Tyson’s punching principles applied to hooks and uppercuts.

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Introduction to the centerline theory with examples from Mike Tyson’s fights: Part VIII

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Mike Tyson punching principles applied to outside hooks and flurry of uppercuts / body shovels: Part IVa

Now it includes a desciption of techniques behind flurries.

Want to say that, the desire to break down moves like that was the major motivation in making our website 3 years ago. Now we are ready to rock!

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@Andre

ok, thanks for assisting with moving here.

Hope my posts help someone.

[Andre]

No problem it was good of you to put it in the Spam section.Thanks.
We will see, but Im sure Saddo wont mind, this section is full of links out to other works and sites regarding training and all of them are what this is whole section is about,better training for all.

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Long awaited Part I is out:

What is the peek-a-boo actually?

[pacfan]

Nice video, NVS. If I may be allowed to butt in bit, the power of Tyson is not only about his movements. It also involves the use of his whole body on his punches; just look how he puts his whole body weight on his punches. That's how this, one of the smallest, heavyweight champ knocks fighters bigger than him, sometimes with just one shot. He cocks his arms - and - his whole body as well and then explodes them into his punches, so to speak. I don't like the expression to throw your punches; maybe the expression is apt for jabs but for power punches, I'd rather use the term explode your punches, just like detonating a bomb. The alternative word for a punch - a blow aptly delivers the meaning I'm trying to convey. That's how power punches should be delivered: they should be exploded... Just my few cents worth, hope I made sense.