was this an overhand right or a rear cross with a slip?

[OMGWTF]

or something else?

look at the curve of the arm and how the elbow comes down onto the target!?

[jahmez]

He went to throw a 1-2 saw a right hand coming and adjusted accordingly. Big deal. Judging by the posts I see you guys spamming in ask the trainer you all over think way too much. Why do you have to label everything and break it down to the most useless detail? Are you guys trying to impress each other with your bullshit? The arm is probably bent because at close range full extension equals a smothered shot but the truth is probably the fact that in Man on Man Action most stooges couldn't throw a straight right hand to save their life.

[Andre]

Not much difference,I dont care what its called it worked perfect,
Ill go with the slip and rear cross that went in as an overhand right.

[palmerq]

I actually think it was the moss covered 3 handled family gradunza...

[jahmez]

I actually think it was the moss covered 3 handled family gradunza...

The question is - what causes the moisture that allows the moss to grow? Left foot middle toenail or yoda babble rabble? Makes YOU think doesn't it

[Vendettos]

More of a cross imo.

Overhand right needs a looping trajectory and the body movement of it is different.

But that's my opinion.

[Master]

Overhand right.

[StrictlySP]

jahmez wrote:

Judging by the posts I see you guys spamming in ask the trainer you all over think way too much. Why do you have to label everything and break it down to the most useless detail?

There is rhyme and reason to breaking things down...in an appropriate manner, when relevant to do so for constructive benefit. With that said, this is often not the case and the point you made is an excellent one because generally speaking, the best way to learn or teach nothing is to over-analyze or detail everything.