looks like you guys are sparring at about 50% max and pulling punches. This is good for sparring and training but hard to get a good idea of what's truly happening. A quick snappy jab is most effective and I don't know if your holding back because of a preset intensity level or if you really do have a lazy jab. Its tough to gauge here. either way, at 50%, is a good time to try new things and maybe take a few shots figuring it out.
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Originally posted by OctoberRed View PostHeart attack at 37? Wow, I never realized it can happy that early.Last edited by StoneySwinger; 04-04-2019, 04:53 PM.
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Originally posted by AaronJW View PostRound 1
Round 2
Here are 2 short videos from some recent sparring. I'm in the white headgear. Apologies for the cameraman who missed the action a few times. Also the 2nd video cuts out because my phone didn't have enough memory.
Please give any advice you can, and be as harsh as you like.
This was my first sparring in almost 6 months- last time was against the same guy, and I was sloppy and overconfident and got hit with a big left hook on my chin which I didn't even see coming. So I thought I'd better take a break.
This time I wanted to focus on defense and movement. I've learnt a lot of things since last time but putting it into practice is difficult. My mind kind of went blank, but I'm happy that a few of the things I tried out went well.
Good points:
1. Movement and keeping distance against an aggressive fighter (although he doesn't seem to know how to cut off the ring). I got hit a few times but no big shots like last time.
2. For the first time I was able to mix up the direction of my movement - not just circling to the left but to the right too.
3. I tried throwing some sudden straight rights, which seemed to work well. I got him good at 0:38 on the 2nd video- did I almost drop him or was he just off-balance? Afterwards he told me my attacks were predictable, and that even though I had power on the straight right, I never followed it up with anything.
4. A few times I tried to turn him and hit him on his blind side, like at 1:44 on the 1st video. But turning the opponent seemed very difficult.
Bad points -
1. Poor footwork, flat-footed, lack of head movement, as usual.
2. Lazy jabs. Also I didn't jab as much as I should have, and didn't utilize the lead hand as much as I could have. Didn't feint so much.
3. For some reason I kept dropping my left hand whenever I threw the straight right (unconsciously imitating Mayweather?! Although I suppose he has his left hand low anyway).
4. I didn't attack enough and he probably got the better of me overall.
5. Poor technique on the straight right - not twisting my foot and hips correctly.
6. Forgot to control after missing punches, although I haven't practiced this yet
Anything else?
One question- I've noticed after throwing the 1-2, I follow up with a jab, like a 1-2-3. It's because I feel exposed after the straight right. I suppose it works well for defense but I was wondering if there's a better idea.
Thanks!
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Originally posted by scbb View PostYour jab needs to be stiff, you drop you left when you throw your right hand. I think you already addressed this on your self critique. You need more shadow sparring.
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