How to Throw a Straight Right Properly
How to Throw a Straight Right Properly: The Most Misunderstood Punch in Boxing.
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How to Throw a Straight Right Properly: The Most Misunderstood Punch in Boxing.
Use this boxing side-step drill to move across the floor, keep your stance and make the jab work without crossing your feet.
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Use a controlled boxing draw to invite a predictable attack, stay balanced through it and choose a counter only when the opening is real.
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Use two small foot adjustments to find range for a compact hook without stretching, spinning or losing your guard.
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Use a compact hook, small defensive slip and second hook to practise close-range boxing without standing still after your first punch.
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