southpaw techniques ?

[mickst3r]

lol tend to be a southpaw.... learn the angles... southpaws who work angles can be very tricky with that left cros... also.. keep ur right foot on the outside of an orthadox fighters left... this helps with positioning

[rock123]

exactly Ark!

Southpaws are the hardest for an orthodox to play with. all the tips i can give are, work on your right jab for starters and try to get footwork right. Thats the most important thing for a biggener.
btw , watch videos of soutpaw boxers and learn from them!
Goodluck and dont give up

I train my southpaw nephew I can't stress how important his lead right jab is.
We work on speed but also doubling up as a rangefinder for his strong left.
But without footwork this all goes out the window, get your footwork right!!!

[Suckmedry]

The most awkward thing would be a southpaw with nice footwork who moves you around and attacks from angles.
Because as an orthodox fighter we try to position our lead foot outside theirs, and go to work with the lead right and left hook, moving to the left and working them over.

But if they are constantly changing angle, position, and are very mobile, makes the job extremely difficult and it will tempt guys to go after you and try to brawl, which leaves them open.

[rock123]

Boring!!!???

The most awkward thing would be a southpaw with nice footwork who moves you around and attacks from angles.
Because as an orthodox fighter we try to position our lead foot outside theirs, and go to work with the lead right and left hook, moving to the left and working them over.

But if they are constantly changing angle, position, and are very mobile, makes the job extremely difficult and it will tempt guys to go after you and try to brawl, which leaves them open.

Boring footwork! Yes it can be for a beginner, but the advantage you have is your a southpaw,
Get your footwork neat and you'll become very awkward to fight.
Depending on how much a beginner you are??

Learn the basic footwork moves. (Get this right)
Keep your right foot outside his right.
Stay on the move.

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