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does anyone fight this way, with their good hand as a lead hand. what are your opinions?
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I am against this in virtually every instance. I have seen this alot, particularly with guys who have a hard time throwing a left hook. Its not worth it as you can't improvise and think on your front foot as well, and you will probably have balance issues as well.Originally posted by hemichromis -
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...... Frazier, Cooper.Comment
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get into thering with a highly exp. fighter with a high work rate and u will soon realise the stance under pressure.Originally posted by hemichromisComment
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i change up frequently myself since i can punch with both hands. the only thing i need to get used to is my stance in southpaw but the power is equal is sorta weird. cause i can go in south paw and throw a straight left and it will almost have the same power as a straight right outta orthodox position
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Are u ambidextrous?i change up frequently myself since i can punch with both hands. the only thing i need to get used to is my stance in southpaw but the power is equal is sorta weird. cause i can go in south paw and throw a straight left and it will almost have the same power as a straight right outta orthodox positionComment
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Yo man i fight southpaw and am right handed, the reason i do this is because i was never comfortable with my left hand being my jab hand, the way i see it is, if i can turn my weaker hand into my power hand (theleft) and make my actual power hand my jab hand, then im a complete fighter....... with the ability to KO a person with a jab, and now my left cross... if that makes senseComment
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its like i took my 40cal (my left hand) and turned it to a *******, and my ******* (my right hand) into a sawed of *******Comment
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Originally posted by IAMTHEGREATEST
something tells me you have a tattoo of your own nameComment
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