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MemphisUa
04-12-2008, 03:25 PM
How i can improve my defence skills:bbb? I mean special tips or drills to practice at home. I know how to build up right muscles, set up technic. I am interested in exircise for reaction, muscle reflex and so on.
I understand that it all can be learned in sparings, but i want something new. There is such thing that, when you are in the ring all technic goes somewere else:?. I would be appreciate for any advise.
Practice the different forms of defense while someone throws light punches at you, someone from a lower weightclass for example.
Melbourneborn
04-12-2008, 10:52 PM
Best way is through sparring. I've never done defence specific drills with the exception of rolling and slipping when on the pads. But when you get more comfortable in sparring, youll get more confident and your defence just natually improves.
A post I made in a simlilar thread:
Like pudding said defensive drills. Get someone to throw punches at you, preferably a smaller person so it won't bother you as much if he does get through. Start by doing each defensive action on its own, then mix them up later.
For example, start with having him throw jabs and slip them. Next, parry them. After that, block them. Then mix it up. Same for the right hand.
Next, hooks. First block a left hook. Then duck underneath. After that mix them up. Same for the right hook.
Uppercuts idem ditto.
If you feel comfortable enough you can have your partner mix them up as well, or just straight punches for example (right and left).
After that you can include a counter punch for example. The idea is to take small steps at once.
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MemphisUa
04-13-2008, 11:06 AM
Tnx for advise RDJ.
Relentless
04-13-2008, 12:17 PM
Jag.
TommyV
04-14-2008, 04:21 PM
Sparring really is the best way as people have already said.
joekirkbycobra
04-14-2008, 04:32 PM
in shadow make sure u move after combos
it ends up becoming habit
tho sparrin is best
but not too many hard spars
in shadow make sure u move after combos
it ends up becoming habit
tho sparrin is best
but not too many hard spars
ye always moving after u throw is the bestif you can move well u wil find you wil hav to deal with far less punches as it wil b harder for your opponent to get in a position where they feel they can throw.also after you throw always return to ypur guard.
Vantage_West
04-15-2008, 08:27 PM
wax on wax off
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