How to Shadowbox
Shadowboxing isn’t just punching the air — it’s where technique, rhythm, and footwork come together. Perfect for sharpening your skills when you’re solo. ????????
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How to Properly Hold the Focus Mitts
When holding focus mitts, keep your wrists straight and your elbows slightly bent to absorb the impact safely. Always present a stable target by engaging your core and meeting the punch with controlled resistance.
Southpaw Counter Against the Orthodox Jab
When facing an orthodox jab as a southpaw, slip outside their lead hand while keeping your chin tucked, then explode with a straight left or right hook to catch them off guard. Timing and angle are key — make the counter crisp and let your rear foot drive the power through.
The Jumping Back Kick is a Useful Counter Strike With Origins From Traditional Martial Arts
The jumping back kick is a useful counter strike with origins from traditional martial arts such as taekwondo and karate. When used properly it can be an effective tool to add to the tool bag of a well rounded striker.
How To Throw the Superman Punch
Launch like a rocket — fake the jab, push off your rear foot, drive the lead knee forward, then extend the rear hand in a flying, snatching punch to close distance and sell the setup. Land with your foot down or flow straight into a follow-up strike (like a kick or hook) so the move becomes a devastating combo, not just a flashy trick.
Cross Block and Counter When Your Opponent Throws a Kick
Learn to cross block by angling your arm and shin together, creating a strong shield against your opponent’s kick. From there, flow immediately into a counterstrike whether it’s a punch, knee, or kick to turn defense into offense.