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    Default Re: An advantage with turning punches over?

    The Hook on impact should be in line with the knee and foot. Biomechanicly turning is the better technique it doesnt give the elbow to much air time
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    Plus the elbow is better to control plus you get better direction.
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    Default Re: An advantage with turning punches over?

    Quote Originally Posted by Scrap View Post
    Plus the elbow is better to control plus you get better direction.
    I realize that this is true. It does affect accuracy from what I've experienced. Thanks Scrap! Your feedback has been invaluable. That answers all my questions for now.
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