skyeisonfire
Blue Belt
Hey guys, another weekly video I did. This time it's a little different but I think it's something maybe some of you will be interested in.
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I can’t watch it, unfortunately. All I get is a sign that says “This video contains content from WMG, who has blocked it in your country on copyright grounds.”
Anybody know what’s up with that?
Good arm movement. Your head is always on line in center though. Maybe working some head movement in there might be a boon to you.
Well, if you are training for those 'what if ' moments, being comfortable attacking is good, but not getting hit yourself is also good.Lol, I hardly ever do shadow boxing..it was hard enough just pretending to hit stuff! I tend not to duck and weave when I'm doing combos like when I work on that dummy. I have to stay committed to the action at that moment. If I were just only jabbing and throwing a cross, then I would do that though.
Well, if you are training for those 'what if ' moments, being comfortable attacking is good, but not getting hit yourself is also good.
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Cool cool.I've done a lot of reflex training in the past and it's ongoing. I don't see it necessary for these videos as I'm demonstrating just the "offensive" parts for the most part. Ducking and moving around is a natural process when you know someone is kicking and punching you. I'm well aware of that. I know what it feels like to get clocked and I would never stand around and let people take a swing at me unless I'm drunk...but I haven't done that since my 20's. The drinking part that is.
Cool cool.
Just sayin' it's all about muscle memory. Visualization excersises (shadowboxing) have proven to be very beneficial to overall performance, but to get the most out of it it's good to include a full range of movements. Imagine he, (the invisible opponent) is throwing various techniques you would have to slip, Bob, weave, sidestep, block, intercept or cover.
As always feel free to heed or ignore this advice.