Ah thank you, that;s really kind of you. I hope you get plenty from the book and any questions or whatever drop me an email, always do my very best to answer them👍
Great advice Fran, I was just instructing a fighter on this very thing last night, plus with my own workouts on the heavy bag, I just can't throw every shot hard as it just fries the backs of my shoulders, thanks for the reminder coach, regards from down Under!🙏
- jab to manage and control the opponent (duran) - tap and whack - divert with a weaker shot to set up a power shot (e.g. 4b, 6) - pop em (tommy hearns) to disorient and land the second shot
Just remember sometimes you gotta get the fight dirty by losing your style intentionally. What makes some criminals dangerous? They are double faced, they have two personalities, the mask, and the criminal. That's why you have to have a lot of boxing styles. Just my two cents.
True, but not unlearn, you hace to use footwork and guard too, tho. A good powerpunch with proper form does a lot of damage, more than one thrown without technique, thats for sure.
To Mr Thorn: I saw so many street fights ending after one of the fighters got some 4_5 good jabs straight into his face. Not all of the brawlers know what is to face a bit more technical opponent.
Gonna have to disagree with this. You won’t have enough time to do much in street fights, as they usually last a minute or two max. An accurate one-two or one-two-three will put an average person down.
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Downloaded . Thanx coach🙏
Lomachenko is a great example of using lighter punches to bait your opponent to counter and then he will ''counter the counter''.
Hi Fran, just downloaded the book. Your channel content is exceptional! God bless and thanks again!
Ah thank you, that;s really kind of you. I hope you get plenty from the book and any questions or whatever drop me an email, always do my very best to answer them👍
Glad your going into the strategic aspect as most just think it's just a purely physical art
Great advice Fran, I was just instructing a fighter on this very thing last night, plus with my own workouts on the heavy bag, I just can't throw every shot hard as it just fries the backs of my shoulders, thanks for the reminder coach, regards from down Under!🙏
That's it Duncan, management of energy and maintenance of good technique 👍
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Thanks Mr Sands.
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- jab to manage and control the opponent (duran)
- tap and whack - divert with a weaker shot to set up a power shot (e.g. 4b, 6)
- pop em (tommy hearns) to disorient and land the second shot
Thank you for sharing your experience, such fantastic information as always.
Thanks Coach Fran 👊🥊 i had lesson over one time on this video. Its fantastisk. Great combos..
Great video
Such a good topic. At least here many newbies try to impress everyone with power punching.
Thank´s for sharing.
Thank you Mr. Sands
Thank you, 'Master' Sands
Thank you sir
Great as always Fran!
So wise!
Thanks coach! Im going to try to be aware of that not all punches have to be power punches
Just remember sometimes you gotta get the fight dirty by losing your style intentionally. What makes some criminals dangerous? They are double faced, they have two personalities, the mask, and the criminal. That's why you have to have a lot of boxing styles. Just my two cents.
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....except in a street fight. (you have to unlearn your boxing, don't bother with a jab)
True, but not unlearn, you hace to use footwork and guard too, tho. A good powerpunch with proper form does a lot of damage, more than one thrown without technique, thats for sure.
To Mr Thorn: I saw so many street fights ending after one of the fighters got some 4_5 good jabs straight into his face. Not all of the brawlers know what is to face a bit more technical opponent.
Gonna have to disagree with this. You won’t have enough time to do much in street fights, as they usually last a minute or two max. An accurate one-two or one-two-three will put an average person down.