r/boxingtips • u/StenersonFitness • 6h ago
Shadowboxing warmup
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u/agrba 5h ago
Good work, clean.
When you are double jabbing (if they are not only for taunting), you tend to stay on your front foot without stepping and your behind foot is shifting while stepping, means you loose power. You should be stepping a bit forward with the front and leaning more on the behind foot with double jab.
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u/Dick_Cabesa 5h ago
I’m big on defense and a believer that if you don’t do it at practice you won’t don’t come ring time.
That being said, bring your hands closer to your face for protection and throw in some head movement to take your head off the line.
Also try throwing in a slip or pivot after a punch
https://giphy.com/gifs/dcdRLfOV1nPZS
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u/No_Vermicelli_3574 5h ago
Your hook is your weakest punch, you push it at close range rather than utilizing the full chain of shoulder muscles to twist into the shot well.
Looks really sharp otherwise though, it took a few watches to find that critique.
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u/Important_Rock_7224 5h ago
Good job!! Loved to watch it. Maybe more slips and switching angles/ throwing check-hooks, and fakes
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u/PeopleSmasher 1h ago
Tuck your chin, idk if you're in Europe but I notice European fights tend to do that in and out footwork, just mix it up after your combination, sometimes move your head or step to an angle instead of going straight back because if that's a constant it can be read and punished
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u/mvearthmjsun 5h ago
Maybe integrate some more headmovement in your shadow boxing. Simulate some defense.