While posture is actually very important and is more complex than finding what’s comfortable Sin has put up quite a few points talking about it on the forum that you should look into.
Your standing fairly side on. That is good, standing too square is bad in boxing. I was just saying your stance looks pretty good, posture could use a little work though.
Two reasons posture is vitally important, it affects balance and recovery and can destroy your back and shoulders if you overuse your shoulders when punching. (I wrecked my shoulder from shrugging too much when punching and it took years to recover).
Nothing wrong with fighting from a low or crouched stance, but just be careful about bending the back too much or shrugging excessively. Personally I much prefer a lower stance for more power, just try to put more weight on the back foot and keep your back a bit straighter, if you feel more natural in a lower stance that is great (personally I hate when boxers stand too upright) just watch bending at the waste too much.
Don't worry to much about the posture, it's a phase most people go through when they first start throwing hard punches, it's because the lean develops to help transfer weight. Get that weight transferal right and you will have even better power without compromising balance.
It also comprises your ability to take head shots as well.
I call backing out with the head up, doing the bisping. He used to always leave the exchanges with his head straight up circling to his left. He managed to fix that after Hendo flattened him though.
Never saw that fight, but I guess he learnt his lesson from that shit lol.
Only about one of the most brutal Kos ever. Hendo broke his jaw with the follow up punch.
So pretty much what we told you.
