Jabbing Mistakes.

[greynotsoold]

Remember the bees knees which is left knee over left toe!

No. Not ever.

Be in the sprinters position inorder to gain full rotation of the hips including your body weight to come forward. Any other position runs the risk of telegraphing.

No.

[Touch of sleep]

Remember the bees knees which is left knee over left toe!

No. Not ever.

Be in the sprinters position inorder to gain full rotation of the hips including your body weight to come forward. Any other position runs the risk of telegraphing.

No.

Get on a 10 speed bike and all will be revealed!

[red fox]

Remember the bees knees which is left knee over left toe!

No. Not ever.

Be in the sprinters position inorder to gain full rotation of the hips including your body weight to come forward. Any other position runs the risk of telegraphing.

No.

Greys I think when your leaning back on the right foot there's tension on the body to maintain balance.

[greynotsoold]

Remember the bees knees which is left knee over left toe!

No. Not ever.

Be in the sprinters position inorder to gain full rotation of the hips including your body weight to come forward. Any other position runs the risk of telegraphing.

No.

Greys I think when your leaning back on the right foot there's tension on the body to maintain balance.

You don't lean back. The weight is evenly distributed. I favor a slight imbalance to the rear; Napoles is my
current favorite and he shaded his weight up front.
When you do 'lean' back, you are only turning your weight back over that leg. Like you would if you had thrown a hook, which sets up a right hand.
You guys have some long posts. I am going to have time tomorrow and I will address them.

[red fox]

Remember the bees knees which is left knee over left toe!

No. Not ever.

Be in the sprinters position inorder to gain full rotation of the hips including your body weight to come forward. Any other position runs the risk of telegraphing.

No.

Greys I think when your leaning back on the right foot there's tension on the body to maintain balance.

You don't lean back. The weight is evenly distributed. I favor a slight imbalance to the rear; Napoles is my
current favorite and he shaded his weight up front.
When you do 'lean' back, you are only turning your weight back over that leg. Like you would if you had thrown a hook, which sets up a right hand.
You guys have some long posts. I am going to have time tomorrow and I will address them.

Think what being said is that cueing the posterioric tilt is done with the knee over the toe. Dwight Braxton, RJJ, FMJ all fought out of this position.