Am I the only one that prefer the lead hook from the rear one ? Might be because I'm new to boxing, but damn I like throwing a right hook. Especially to the body.😅 (Southpaw here)
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@@PullmansGym thanks for posting it. I am left handed myself and this is the first video I’ve seen were I get how to throw the hook for a left handed. Keep up the good work !
Thanks! For long hooks, I prefer to keep the thumb-down hand position as it provides a more stable structure of impact on the hand (eg. hitting with the first layer of knuckes (specifically index and middle), as opposed to across the second layer of knuckles (that is, metacarpophalangeal joints (MCP) - typical knuckles to hit with, as opposed to the proximal interphalangeal joints (PIP), it becomes more of a 'slap', eg. Nate Diaz style)
I am no pro and I am left handed. so fighting southpaw stance my right hook feels more natural and I feel more stability throwing it than throwing with my left hand which would be what this guy is doing just opposite. That punch feels unstable for me with the stance.
