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  • BOX-A-LOT
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    #1

    Please rate this heavy bag workout vid

    What do y'all think? What should I improve on, what are the upside/downside ?
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  • Don Flamenco
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    #2
    Looks good. Remember to throw your jab from your chin. You are keeping it low and throwing it more from chest level during your double jabs. Briong it right back to your chin every time. Also, I noticed the right to the body right to the head combination... try doing it with your left rear hand but make sure you have your right hand up while you are doing it.

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    • i3raintwo
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      #3
      You are doing what I use to do all the time(I trained in Muay Thai first) before I started using a boxing coach, which is stuffing my punches. You need to get your distance with your punches so you catch it with the snap instead of getting in too close and throwing those straight and getting no extension on them.

      Another thing I was taught was to keep busy if you're just moving around try throwing the jab in different angles.

      Keep it up!

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      • BOX-A-LOT
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        #4
        Originally posted by i3raintwo
        You are doing what I use to do all the time(I trained in Muay Thai first) before I started using a boxing coach, which is stuffing my punches. You need to get your distance with your punches so you catch it with the snap instead of getting in too close and throwing those straight and getting no extension on them.

        Another thing I was taught was to keep busy if you're just moving around try throwing the jab in different angles.

        Keep it up!
        That's funny you said that. Because I am first and foremost a Muay Thai guy. It's the first one I picked up and then moved on to boxing, lol.

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        • PAC-MANIA
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          #5
          just remember to keep your chin to your chest and your arms tight to the body ready to explode. but great work

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          • Domey
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            #6
            You are short to begin with, and you are punching down. I would suggest throwing upwards with your punches.

            You're pushing your left straight as well. Snap it more.

            As others have said, you are crowding yourself. I don't think you got full extension on one single punch. Back up a bit, you almost want to be a inch away from the bag when you are fully extended, that way you can properly step into your punches.

            Not to bad though. Keep at it.

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            • BOX-A-LOT
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              #7
              Would like more feedback, thanks

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              • Trrmo
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                #8
                Post a sparring vid

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                • BOX-A-LOT
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                  #9
                  Originally posted by Trrmo
                  Post a sparring vid
                  I wish bro, that would be the only way to tell where I'm really at. But, the big *diot that I am ended up accidentally deleting all my vids/pics that was on my camera while fussin' with it.

                  Literally erased everything, including the boxing stuff, including boxing events I attended, had alot of great clips of PAC-Hatton, etc...

                  Currently, I am not a gym member, I cancelled it 'cause I was basically averaging once a week of going to the gym(before school started). And now, I doubt if I would've even bother going once a week w/ school and work.

                  I don't know, we'll see, I might get the itch again.

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                  • Alexandros
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                    #10
                    long way to go, keep training and in the coming months when u see them again u will say that your old vidz are funny to watch.

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