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I learnt that from Hajime no IppoStep on their lead foot then punch them in the face......
I learnt that from Hajime no IppoStep on their lead foot then punch them in the face......
I learnt that from Hajime no Ippo
They teach a lot of such dirty tricks in amateurs too, but ofc, "ammy' are just bums" <Lmaoo>.I learnt that from Hajime no Ippo
I learnt the toilet paper taping "trick" from some random guy at my 2nd fight. After taping up and walking around waiting for time to get in; Overheard it from beside me, then he ended up telling me the whole process and trade secrets while bragging. LOLThey teach a lot of such dirty tricks in amateurs too
Person who doesn't have income = bum...but ofc, "ammy' are just bums" <Lmaoo>.
1) we are all humans: i think everybody who train and fight, comes to a point where you understand that no matter who they put against you, its another human. Not a demon or a Terminator.
When you understand (and really believe) that, you will also find out that you can do sparring against people way above your own skill level. As long as you just try to keep your head above the water and survive, you can train with monsters, and learn alot.
The "just human" thing will also help to set you free when you go into the ring to fight.
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keep it tighter to your body or double up on the pads to brace (one behind the other)Does anyone have tips for holding pads (focus mitts) for heavy hitters?
I don't have trouble with holding pads for fighters, guys that are 135-155 lbers, but I have trouble with some of the newer, bigger guys at the gym.
I think it's because they put all of their bodyweight and basically throw themselves into shots. My shoulders end up feeling worn out, especially on hooks. Is there a way to possibly make it more bearable?
Bullshit. Athletic prowess is disengaging the opposing muscle groups @SanoTensing can make huge refinement to technique. It sharpens once attacking tool (foot control or hand) and tends to put the hip in natural alignment with the rest of the body. What otherwise might happen is that some parts of the body are asleep/sloppy, making the technical delivery look uneven. Tensing is only done a split second before delivery.