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What methods or drills do boxers have for specifically strengthening their chins? Or is it all about experienced and being used to taking punches?
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I feel that a thick, strong neck is very important in being able to take a punch, but you likely already knew that. -
no such thing.
keep ur hands high and ur chin down.Comment
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A strong neck helps.
In everything.
See my "Life Delivers a Standing Eight" post, above. My chiropractor specifically said that if my neck hadn't been so strong I could've been seriously ****ed up. Thanks to two years of neck bridges and working out with a head harness, what would've given most people lifelong whiplash will probably only give me a week-long headache.Comment
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Add in every Cardio related thing you can and give it a hundred percent each time.
Enery plays a big part in knock outs... The energy to take a punch plays a HUGE PARt in staying up.
Now of course their are guys that have that one hit power and land a perfect punch.. But not all Ko's re gonna be like that... Having the energy to withstand the onslought helps a whole lot.
With that said.. you gotta have sumthin to start with.. A Glass chin is just gonna be a Glass chin. No way to fix that. But energy will help you take the punch better.Comment
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I'm guessing the stronger your neck the better you will absorb a punch which will in turn cause less brain spin!
Some good exercises here
"**** a man with a weak neck, whats a women got to hold on to?"Comment
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