Different ways to use the overhand right/left?

[dudeguyman]

Leave your jab in front of their face just to block their vision for a fraction of the second, while you're already swinging a nasty overhand.

That sounds like awesome advice will try it next time i spar. and thank you for actually commenting on the actual topic.

 

[j123]

That sounds like awesome advice will try it next time i spar. and thank you for actually commenting on the actual topic.

We are commenting on the topic

 

[dudeguyman]

Okay i have to add my own thing that i learned today that is pretty unique. So you do like a lead hook kick at a high level then sort of turn it into an axe kick and use the axe kick to pull down the opponents lead arm and come in with a overhand from the rear.

 

[puppybird]

I like to throw an overhand right with my left hand.

You derailed this thread immediately and it was hilarious haha

 

[j123]

Okay i have to add my own thing that i learned today that is pretty unique. So you do like a lead hook kick at a high level then sort of turn it into an axe kick and use the axe kick to pull down the opponents lead arm and come in with a overhand from the rear.

Seems overkill just for an overhand. Its also not gas tank economical.

Also, if done without the right coordination, you'll look like an autistic retard

 

[dudeguyman]

Seems overkill just for an overhand. Its also not gas tank economical.

Also, if done without the right coordination, you'll look like an autistic retard

yeah but i can train it to be high percentage. also its already mechanically similar to techniques i already do. doesn't have to be an overhand either.

 

[MadSquabbles500]

How about throwing the overhand with both hands at the same time? Like you were doing the butterfly swimming method.

 

[dudeguyman]

How about throwing the overhand with both hands at the same time? Like you were doing the butterfly swimming method.

idk man? u trolling

 

[j123]

idk man? u trolling

Its a legit move, most people use the "side-to side" block, so coming with both sides guarantees a hit. People like to teach left side, right side, etc. like 1,2,3,kick. but slamming both sides? Thats key and it will throw the opponent off completely

 

[dudeguyman]

Its a legit move, most people use the "side-to side" block, so coming with both sides guarantees a hit. People like to teach left side, right side, etc. like 1,2,3,kick. but slamming both sides? Thats key and it will throw the opponent off completely

Well shit, got a clip of the technique? Sounds like something i might want in on.

 

[eternaldarkness]

That sounds like awesome advice will try it next time i spar. and thank you for actually commenting on the actual topic.

tommy hearns used to use this tactic a lot. it works well if you have good power.

 

[Silver tongue samurai]

When Pete Spratt was at the BMT HQ he taught a combo that used the over hand to open up a nasty liver shot. Basically you set up the over hand however but when you throw it step with the back foot into southpaw (for orthodox fighters) then rip the rear hook to the liver. Follow it with a rear uppercut and lead hook and you got a tysonesque combo

 

[4daLuLZ]

Its pretty fun when i land this punch, so i was wondering, whats your guys' favorite tricks/techniques to make this one land?

Tell the wife to make me a sandwich with mustard and relish. When she does....POW...right in the kisser !

Bich, I said NO mustard and relish.

^works like a dream and you can even alter the order of the 3 steps, as you choose.
Ask for sandwich n then say "no mustard n relish and then punch. Or you can just start with the overhand right, then no mustard n relish and ask for the sandwich after.
It's whatever you feel.

Though the old lady is learning to counter now. Now she makes 2 sandwiches, one with and one without and keeps them ready in reserve at all times.

 

[4daLuLZ]

Would love to have that, that way this would be deemed useless

Christ was crucified because he was a masturbator ?

 

[4daLuLZ]

I've tried doing this before, but the technique is pretty up there. I haven't reached that level yet.

If you're using pillows it doesn't count, thats USADA level of cheating

Ummm.....he's probably really flexible.
Like REALLY flexible.

 

[Jimmy Jazz]

can you throw a straight left over someone's guard?

 

[4daLuLZ]

Its a legit move, most people use the "side-to side" block, so coming with both sides guarantees a hit. People like to teach left side, right side, etc. like 1,2,3,kick. but slamming both sides? Thats key and it will throw the opponent off completely

 

[SidRon]

Use your left jab to hook the opponents left hand and pry it downward and follow with the overhand right.

 

[Silver tongue samurai]

Use your left jab to hook the opponents left hand and pry it downward and follow with the overhand right.

This shit is super useful. Just be careful about cross counters over your extended jab. Conor uses his lead to hand trap his opponents, his hand is on their lead so 9/10 times itll be the the rear hand they throw. Just counter with the over hand

 

[cakemuncher]

Use your left jab to hook the opponents left hand and pry it downward and follow with the overhand right.

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