Develop Boxing Technique and 'Snap' in Your Punches | 4 Key Components 

Same!

same bro

Facts

I had this same issue for every sport I did. I hope training this will help me out

​@mayhulk7514 It will bro long as you stick at it and remember to focus on it specifically in training and repeatedly for as long as needed. And it should help heaps too. I think this videos great advice. I remember I didn't really notice I was doing that (like leaning forward too much and too tall in my stance etc) for ages til I started recording myself training and sparring more and watching it back for technique (ok mostly for technique, maybe some vanity haha) nor my coaches or anyone said anything... but then focused on doing it right and it took while but made a big difference. Felt a lot more natural and smooth fast and solid etc. I still try to focus on it specifically fairly regularly or if I feel it's starting to slip. I'm not what you might call a pure boxer though or competitive sports boxer or whatever. I mean I have more a background and focus in muay thai and in grappling or mma type stuff which mt commands a higher heavier stance and the latter bit lower (or none, on the ground haha) but anyway... I'm sick of typing so

I have a video « punches for 4 hours non stop » i think it can help you to learn how to use all your body to punch

It also helps to bring your hands back just as fast as you send them out.

@Piri Reis Dustin is an MMA fighter but he has really nice boxing for MMA standards.

@Piri Reis You don't have to be a pure boxer to box.

this bro

I damn near hyperextended my elbow cos of that dumb shit.

@@c.s1393 im scared of this happening 😂

Same.. and the pad is in my face, but still extend.. how dude hehe

@@BoxerDriverWelderLover you can try stepping away with your back foot while throwing that punch . Hope it helps

What does leveling hips exactly mean? Is it just standing up straight without leaning forward?

@@maximalsakerhet7930 You’re correct, it basically means not leaning forward with your hips. It took me a while to figure that out as well lol.

@Pedro Rincon Thanks bro 👊🏾

Thank you Marcus, truly appreciated!

Thank you Balentin!!

Thanks for your support Nalin!

Is boxing good for self defense

@@truthhurts6327 lol hell yah, never lost a fight growing up. boxing a at least basic jujitsu and ur good

@@davidjd123 thanks bro I will sign up tomorrow 💯🥊

thank you bro!

No doubt when hitting these you start to become aware of a number of factors, its good to bring that self awareness to your boxing!

Thank you Marielle, I hope you are feeling some improvements. You are on the right track!

@@PrecisionBoxing Definitely! Appreciate you Coach JT🙏

Hi Cindy, I would recommend the membership on RU-vid here at Level 3 (Beginner Boxer's Portal), it's the best value - ru-vid.com/show-UC4PwJo76WpTOk-3N8dazt1Ajoin

I cover that in lesson one of this series in the membership - ru-vid.com/group/PL4Mb5fp5ywgKqUUNjO4iomoqfoD9ReCNm

You’re most likely focused too much on the punches, do the combo in slow motion, feel your stance and when you do it in slow motion you’ll notice your mistakes. Then slowly add speed and be aware of your stance as you add speed. Hope this helps!

@@epicipodmodz defintley does! Gonna try it super slow today