I usually just twist the foot but scrap recommends pushing down into the ground before / as you twist off.
I think I know how to do this but I thought id ask how exactly just incase im doing it wrong.
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Scrap reccomends pushing down/off in order to punch, how exactly is this done?
I usually just twist the foot but scrap recommends pushing down into the ground before / as you twist off.
I think I know how to do this but I thought id ask how exactly just incase im doing it wrong.
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Re: Scrap reccomends pushing down/off in order to punch, how exactly is this done?
Bernard Hopkins talks about the feet digging into the ground http://youtu.be/FwbPtFecgl4?list=UU8...htpk0cFKU4G8kQ
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Re: Scrap reccomends pushing down/off in order to punch, how exactly is this done?
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Re: Scrap reccomends pushing down/off in order to punch, how exactly is this done?
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Re: Scrap reccomends pushing down/off in order to punch, how exactly is this done?
Scrap is that a right hook? Left uppercut... Fall back unto the rear leg... Right uppercut...left shovel hook. Is the the correct sequence?Originally Posted by Scrap
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Re: Scrap reccomends pushing down/off in order to punch, how exactly is this done?
Just working on patterns for distance, depth, and position. Implement it how you want.Scrap is that a right hook? Left uppercut... Fall back unto the rear leg... Right uppercut...left shovel hook. Is the the correct sequence?
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