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  • How to Become a Heavyweight Boxer

    Boxing is not a sport someone can learn overnight. It takes years of physical and mental training in order to become successful, and few actually do. The path to becoming a heavyweight boxer is tough road and reserved for those with only the greatest skills and deepest passion. A heavyweight boxer is recognized by the major boxing commissions as someone over 200 pounds; to become a heavyweight boxer, you need size, strength, endurance and style.

  • How to Know If You Have a Knockout Punch

    A knockout (KO) punch is a relative concept. The damage a punch will inflict depends on the power and technique used in throwing it, where it lands on the opponent and the opponent's toughness and physical makeup. Some people are naturally knocked out more easily than others and a punch on the jaw is more likely to result in a knockout than one to the forehead. Knowing if you have the punching ability to knock someone out requires some training and diligence.

  • How to Train for Fast Punching

    Speed often determines the winner in sports, including combat sports where fast punching can result in a knockout or technical knockout if the opponent fails to defend himself. Punching power contributes to the damage inflicted to an opponent. Punching fast, however, results in more shots landed and points scored, while controlling the pace of the bout. Famous martial artist Bruce Lee believed that strength is useless without speed, although both could be acquired with the right training (See Reference 3).

  • How to Become a Faster Boxer

    In order to become a faster boxer, a drill can be performed in which two boxers alternate four punches as quickly as they can for a number of rounds. Find out how to do other drills to become a faster boxer with help from a professional boxer in this free video on boxing training.

  • Youth Boxers & Punching Mitts

    Training youth boxers with punching mitts gives boxing coaches a chance to work directly with the form of young fighters and offer tips. Use punching mitts to train young boxers with an experienced boxing coach in this free video on boxing gear for kids.

  • How to Make Knuckles Stronger

    In order to make the knuckles stronger, it's important to punch correctly by making the knuckles land flush. Discover techniques for conditioning the knuckles for boxing with help from a former heavyweight boxer in this free video on boxing and boxing training.

  • How to Take a Punch

    The best way to take a punch in boxing is to condition the body to handle punishment. Find out how to roll with the punches in boxing with help from a former heavyweight boxer in this free video on boxing and boxing training.

  • How to Build My Punching Speed

    Two aspects of punching speed include technique and balance, specifically balance with the feet and punching with the hips. Find out how to do plometric exercises to build punching speed with help from a former heavyweight boxer in this free video on boxing and boxing training.

  • How to Dodge a Punch

    In boxing, it's important to avoid getting hit and to dodge punches by dropping weight and slipping from side to side. Learn about dodging punches while keeping the hands up with help from a former heavyweight boxer in this free video on boxing and boxing training.

  • How to Become a Boxer

    In order to become a boxer, a person needs a desire to punch, they need discipline, and they need to make sacrifices to achieve their goals. Learn about the training work that boxers need to put in with help from a former heavyweight boxer in this free video on boxing and boxing training.

  • How to Develop a Knockout Punch

    A knockout punch is delivered when a fighter punches his opponent hard enough to render him unconscious or completely disoriented. Developing a knockout punch is a goal for many competitive martial artists and boxers. Some professional fighters have a sledgehammer punch that gets a knockout every time they connect with it. A hard punch will help you win more competitions, especially when you knock out your opponent.

  • Multiple Punch Combinations for Boxing Training

    Learn some multiple boxing combination moves and how to do them in this free personal training video from a fitness expert and professional boxing trainer.

  • Inside Fighting Punch Combos for Boxing Training

    Learn an inside fighting combo punch and move for when you get stuck inside in this free personal training video from a fitness expert and professional boxing trainer.

  • How To Counter Punch in Boxing Training

    Learn what a counter punch is and how to do a counter punch in boxing in this free personal training video from a professional boxing trainer.

  • Practicing Upper Cut Punches for Boxing Training

    Learn how to do an upper cut punch and how to work on upper cuts for boxing in this free personal training video from a fitness expert and professional boxing trainer.

  • Boxing Training with Punch Shields

    A boxing gym will put punch shields to good use. Learn what equipment you need for training in a boxing gym in this free video on gear and supplies for boxers.

  • How to Jab Like Muhammad Ali

    Muhammad Ali's boxing work was a careful combination of evasion and attack that always relied on an intelligent jab to knock opponents off balance and wear them down to submission.

  • How to Train on a Punching Bag for Boxing

    Boxing is one of the greatest spectator sports in terms of numbers of fans, but participating in the sport is for those who are truly committed. Boxing requires a huge commitment of time, energy and dedication to working out often. One of the most familiar forms of boxing workouts is the punching bag or body bags.

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