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This boxing training video was inspired by a question regarding getting out of close range.
The more I thought about the question, the more I thought that we should work through boxing techniques that result in re-positioning rather than exiting.
If you re-position, you are doing so for a purpose. ‘Exit’ feels final, like the job is done, like you don’t have to worry about what comes next.
Of course you can re-position to take a rest, and that’s fine. The key is that you re-position to either fire shots, confuse the opponent, de-moralise them or whatever - there is a purpose.
So the boxing techniques are:
1. Straight line
2. Lateral shift
3. Diagonal shift
4. Pivot and straight line shift
5. Retreat to Attack
6. Stance switch
7. The Pass
All of these techniques can be drilled in your boxing training. Pick 1 technique and work that through in a session.
There are 2 videos that I mention in the video, here are the links:
Retreat to Attack: • Boxing Footwork Drill ...
Stance Switch: • Advanced Boxing Footwo...
And the boxing drill layout:
www.dropbox.com/s/mrzpfagzin3...
Cheers
Fran
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