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on 10/2/2008 Visit http://www.boxing4free.com to learn how to box. They have video tutorials.
on 6/26/2007 Not to worry. I found out why we have to keep our hips squared. It because I do a combonation of martial arts. :o)
on 6/21/2007 Hi, We have been taught to keep yourself squared with your opponet as much as posible. You say you should not... I am confused...
on 1/9/2007 - my name is david johnson i am a 22 year old father with all the ambition,hard work ethic and drive it takes to be the next great boxer i want a trainer to take me as a lump of clay and mold me to my full potential. Im 6'0'' 180 with a 76'' reach and fight left and right handed i love to box i just need direction. id like to contact joe guson. anyone with feedback contact me a davidnjohnson13@yahoo.com thankyou
on 8/8/2006 You should always be on the balls of your feet when punching and your heel should not be firmly planted on the ground. When throwing a punch, you should be pivoting on the same-side foot for maximum power; this cannot be properly done if your heel is on the ground.
on 11/22/2005 Remember that while it is good to keep on the balls of the feet when in the boxing stance, feet should always be firmly on the ground when punching, keeping the heels down to increase the impact.
on 11/22/2005 First, when blocking a punch, block with the elbow (it has more impact). Then try to aim for the side of the head.
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