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@@expertboxing actually some parents do ask me if I could train their children. We don't really have a boxing culture in India. So anyone throwing good punches is assumed to be a trained boxer. I came across your RU-vid videos around 3-4 years back. Followed each and every thing you taught, and today I can throw really good punches and defend myself. So thank you million times 🙏🏽
Hello, I have a problem with my posture, when I started boxing I stood left-handed, since it made me more comfortable (I have no experience in martial arts), my right hand is the strong one, and my coach told me that I have to put the right back (right-handed stance), but it took a while, I feel like I became a one-arm fighter (just using jabs and hook with my left hand) and never had a chance to connect with my right cross, it was awkward, less coordinated, and zero precision. But when I stand southpaw it feels more natural, the left crossing is faster and more precise and I feel that I can get more out of it since I can use both hands, but the problem is that it is not that strong. What I can do? Should I use a right-handed crossover with force, but without speed or precision, or a left-handed left crossover that is fast, precise but not with much force?
I was having this problem when I throw any straight punch with my elbow joint hyperextending and causing pain. People tell me that I should fully extend my arm when I thrown a jab but when I fully extend I hurt my elbow always. Do you know anyway I can help this?
@@expertboxing I'm double jointed in my elbows, this happened to my when I hyper extend my elbow when I punch. You don't have to go that crazy with it just extend to full extension
Tucking your elbows is just the base stance!! but you need to actually parry the body shot by angling yourself with your legs and using your legs, waist and feet to catch the shot with your elbow don’t reach with the elbows you have to use your waist legs and feet to contort your body to block the body shot with your tucked elbows
