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Punch TechniquesWhat boxing site would be complete without punching techniques? Learn how to throw all your favorite punches like the jab, right cross, left hook, and uppercut.

Punch Techniques

Corkscrew Punch Technique

WHAT is the corkscrew punch?

HOW do you throw a corkscrew punch?

WHY should you corkscrew punch?

…and WHEN should you throw the corkscrew punch?

The corkscrew punch is no secret amongst trained boxers. If anything, it’s standard punching technique. But for everyone else from untrained fighters to even martial artists, it’s been built up to be some kind of magical secret weapon.

Here’s my explanation to demystify, once and for all, the “secret” behind the corkscrew punch technique. [Click to read more...]

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advanced boxing workshop

ADVANCED BOXING TECHNIQUE
for balance, footwork & punching power!

The Advanced Boxing Workshop is now for sale! I’m releasing over 2 hours of footage from my live boxing workshop on advanced boxing techniques. You can now see all the techniques, drills, and exercises I shared with the boxers that day.
Find out exactly how I improved their balance, footwork, and punching power in only 2 hours! [Click to read more...]

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power punching secrets implosive punching

I’m about to start a war against “explosive punching”. “Explosive punching” is the reason why so many fighters fall off balance. It’s the reason why fighters punch so slow. It’s the reason why fighters get tired so fast. Explosive punching isn’t even the most powerful way to punch!

THE TRUTH IS: true power punches aren’t explosive, they’re IMPLOSIVE!

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how to throw a jab

While the jab isn’t as exciting as the cross, hook, or uppercut, the jab is more useful than all other punches combined. The jab can punch, push, distract, create openings, or even defend against your opponent’s deadliest punches!

Here is my official boxing guide on throwing a proper jab. It’s complete with pictures, videos, and explanations for all the common nuances of the jab.

Learn how to throw your #1 punch! [Click to read more...]

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power punching secret 2 legged punching

So what’s the “secret” behind two-legged punching? Well, the idea is to punch on 2 legs. Some of you are already thinking, “What? That’s it?! That’s your big secret? I already punch on 2 legs!

I would even estimate that at least 90% of the people reading this are punching on one leg. You might THINK you’re punching on two legs but you’re really not. Most fighters right now don’t even know how to use their non-pivoting leg!

If you’re shifting your weight while punching, this guide is for you!

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how to throw a straight punch

Straight punches are supposed to be faster and longer leaving you less vulnerable than curved punches…but only when thrown correctly.

Somehow I managed to box for years before being taught how to throw a straight punch. I thought I knew how to punch so I was surprised when my trainer showed me why my jab and straight right were actually slightly crooked.

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Learn to throw rapid flurries like Sugar Ray Leonard. Surprise your opponents with these lightning fast 10-punch combinations.

shoeshine combination

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Timing and Accuracy - Underrated Boxing Skills

Timing and accuracy are what separates the men from the boys. Learn how great boxers win fights with fewer punches and less energy.

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How To Punch Faster

September 17, 2010 September 17, 2010 by Johnny N Boxing Techniques, Punch Techniques 66 Comments

How To Punch Faster

Tired of crappy guides on improving handspeed written by people with no boxing experience? This is the real deal!

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5 Kinds of Jabs

Learn about the 5 basics types of jabs in boxing. Learn how to throw these basic punches and when to use them.

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