Raging_Fists
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I find that as i put my head down to tuk my chin in, my eyes tend to follow the angle and i end up facing my opponents chest or, more often, looking at my opponents chin.
Are there any drills that i could use that may help me watch my opponent when sparring? For example, I know of an excercise to keep your chin in, which is to place a tennis ball underneath your chin and sparr while attempting to keep it in position.
Im fairly new to stand-up and so would appreciate any help i could get to keep my eyes up and to look for openings. What kinds of things could anyone on this forum suggest that i could do to keep my eyes up, watch for openings and capitalizing on them?
Would appreciate any sort of help! Thanks in advance
Are there any drills that i could use that may help me watch my opponent when sparring? For example, I know of an excercise to keep your chin in, which is to place a tennis ball underneath your chin and sparr while attempting to keep it in position.
Im fairly new to stand-up and so would appreciate any help i could get to keep my eyes up and to look for openings. What kinds of things could anyone on this forum suggest that i could do to keep my eyes up, watch for openings and capitalizing on them?
Would appreciate any sort of help! Thanks in advance