I was amused by Italian Argentian boxer Nicolino Rochhe's defence. He was practically untouchable. I noticed one thing. His body was more or less at right angles to his opponent. What he did was he had his shoulder divide the space. If the opponent is right handed he would face the right hand side of his opponent with his right shoulder thus he could block the incoming blow or dodge by ducking. The opponent's left hand blows would hit his back. Locche's right hand could deflect the opponent's left hand jabs. The hard left hook from the opponent would be deflected or ducked. This is an excellent defensive posture as it divides the opponent's offence into two area. By facing the strong side of his opponent he can focus his defence. Using Lochhe's posture it would be ideal for a left handed (south paw) fighter against a right handed opponent to place the right shoulder at right angles to the opponent. For a right handed fighter to fight another right handed opponent, he should strengthen his left hand jabs, uppercuts and hooks. He must use his right hand for deflecting punches and use his jabs more. Once the opponent is tired then switch to normal stance and go on the offence.
@user-hu9ol5ej7q15 күн бұрын
希望他可以儘快和烏西克丶富里打,畢竟張已四十歲,雖有鬥心但體能狀態退化的事實無法迴避。
@user-rl9hv4qk9c10 күн бұрын
我相信 只要有人肯努力有斗志有战斗精神 随时都应该有 中国的条件比三四十年前好多得多了
@chintham28617 ай бұрын
Practise with high kick for both legs but you must use psychology. If you do something too often the opponent will get used to it and counteract it. So it is wise to use trick shots one or two times only. Next, the swing back kick is powerful so after using it two times then use the high kick as the opponent will look for the back kick and the high kick would surprise him and will not guard against it. The right leg for back kick and the high kick are opposites so it would be a surprise so the opponent wouldn't know which to guard against. Even a left leg high kick would work. For opponent's holding or close clinches using the elbow could be effective if aimed at the chest, neck or face. Even the forearm would be handy if hardened.
One way to use science is to use the body momentum. If you twist your torso (whole body) there is angular momentum. So when you punch a hook do it with a twist of the body and swing of the arm. This hook has the added angular momentum of your body and your arm swing. When you jab lunge forward as this is your whole body forward momentum. As you move forward throw your jab. This jab has both the momentum of the body and your arm strength jab. This is the same with the back swing kick. The back swing kick adds body angular momentum and leg kick. There is a video on stress points. One is just 3 or 4 inches above the knee on both sides. A pressure point is at 1 or 2 inches above the crook of the arm at the base of the bicep. Another is the side of the neck in the middle between the jaw and the base of the neck at the shoulder. You knockout the guy at these points. In kung fu there are various weak points used in acupuncture.
@chintham28617 ай бұрын
Aikido is a Japanese martial art using body momentum to throw the opponent or knock the opponent off his feet. Of course, in boxing you can't grab but by using mis-direction and surprize moves could help.