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    Default Re: EFFECTIVE PUNCHING - the Blast Plan

    A carpenter, a good one Has all the Tools. He looks after them and always keeps them sharp. Anything new He will invest in if it compliments the old.
    Pain lasts a only a minute, but the memory will last forever....

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    Smile Re: EFFECTIVE PUNCHING - the Blast Plan

    FEINTING - "The Big Lie" or the "Magic Trick"

    One may have the four key components for effective punching
    - Balance - Leverage - Accuracy - Speed - Timing -

    But, to support these components of the effective punching skill
    one needs a few magic tricks or in boxing lingo, the "big lie"
    or the skill of "feinting" to draw punches or set-up power punches.

    From experience, as I flash back to 1966 and 1968,
    I can cite two examples
    where in example one I was executing
    the feint and in the second case
    I was the recipient of the "big lie" or
    the master feint and the power punch.

    Case 1: I moved out in round 1, bent my knees
    a started a left to the body
    as the feint and then executed the right hand
    that caught my foe in the side of the head.
    The rest of the fight was a cake walk,
    and I won the fight and the "Best Fighter" award

    Case 2: Sometime in round three against Ray Lampkin in the
    1968 Tacoma Golden Gloves, Ray used a perfect right hand feint
    and I weaved into a left hook, it didn't end the bout but the stars were
    floating around my head like a spinning halo in the sky.

    In both cases the feint and follow-up punch worked and were key factors
    that decided the decision on the judges score cards, but in both cases there were
    two other factors - one helped in the execution, and the other
    prevented a potential stoppage of the fight. Without getting into detail
    those two factors were: defense and missed opportunity.
    Last edited by Zelley; 11-04-2009 at 09:27 PM. Reason: spacing
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    Quote Originally Posted by Scrap View Post
    A carpenter, a good one Has all the Tools. He looks after them and always keeps them sharp. Anything new He will invest in if it compliments the old.
    Good index line for the boxing tool kit/
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    Attended a recent boxing tournament to observe the effective punching skills
    In BALANCE & LEVERAGE many could be placed in the poor to fair category.
    It seems some will never have proper leverage with their elbows drifting away from the body.

    ACCURACY is another issue where some boxers are reaching with their punches
    instead of using effective footwork and movement to get the proper range
    before unloading a flurry of punches that miss or just touch the target.
    Last edited by Zelley; 04-29-2010 at 03:21 AM. Reason: spacing
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    Lightbulb Re: EFFECTIVE PUNCHING - the Blast Plan

    AMATEUR BOXING 2010/2011

    A NEW ROUND BEGINS


    For all amateur boxers - don't wish for rainbows if your spinning in your tracks

    Effective punching is not a difficult idea or skill, but many still do not get it.

    Arm punching, reaching with punches, dropping the gloves, elbows out, ineffective footwork
    are still some of the big errors demonstrated in gyms and in the ring.

    FOR THOSE THAT DON'T GET IT - WAKE ME UP ON YOUR WAY DOWN
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    THE MOVEMENT

    Interesting watching all of the training or boxing videos that folks churn out,
    I hope many of them review their own videos and check-out the footwork
    and then add it to their checklist of training plans for AREAS TO IMPROVE.
    BALANCE, LEVERAGE, ACCURACY, SPEED and TIMING - Effective punching.

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