Mostly jabs, some hooks and a sloopy wheel kick attempt at the end. 1 minute video.
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PantsOn Crew
Ah cardio in sparring, alot of it is controlling the pace of your breathing. I used to hold my breath and that really screwed me over.Perfect, thanks for the feedback.
I have sparred. It's always an issue of cardio, because i have kept everyone covered up with flurries.
I will try throwing the kick by itself ans seeing what to do about my elbows.
Mostly jabs, some hooks and a sloopy wheel kick attempt at the end. 1 minute video.
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PantsOn Crew
alot of guys whot rain at a mma gym have good basics but dont have footwork or fundamentals usually just a decent jab and right handyou punch like someone who trains in an mma gym. Join a proper boxing or muay thai gym and try again.
Hands up! They're hovering about chest level. Looks like your only thinking about hitting, but not getting hit. You should practice throwing your jabs and cross's next to a wall so that if you flare your elbows out they bang the wall. I think I saw you turn your head before the spinning hook kick, nice.
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Elbows is an easy fix- turn the punch over later.Perfect, thanks for the feedback.
I have sparred. It's always an issue of cardio, because i have kept everyone covered up with flurries.
I will try throwing the kick by itself ans seeing what to do about my elbows.
spacetime- thanks for the feedback. I train JKD/mma, last out of EFL Martial Arts in Athens, Greece. Those guys are BJJ monsters, but the kickboxing coach was impressed with a wheel kick I threw for him. The heel is smaller than a fist, obviously, but if you could see the heavy bag, there's like a deep, exaggerated dent in it. Definitely a bone-breaker. To the chin, low percentage, but it is no joke a rib breaker.
I'm probably throwing these all wrong, but here is one that connected ok: