Everything about the hawk. Julian Jackson in depth please.

[akmadas]

Jackson had his palms facing his opponent his entire boxing life. Is his guard meant for defense or speed or what. I punch with corkscrew punches the majority of the time and I can see it adds power. but if I observe him, his punch like the straight right for example goes straight forward and back without any rotation.
I've been trying his guard lately, and suddenly I have began to get star struck and I really could use assistance figuring out every single thing about him. Does he lift, what is his training regime, what is is diet like, who is his trainer.
and when I'm shadowboxing with my guard like his is, I can tell that my punches are a lot heavier.
Another thing, what is his reasoning for fighting the way he does. Was it his trainer training him that way, or was he just kept in condition and was allowed to fight the way he wanted to. One thing I can say is he never gassed in a fight, but It is really strange to me that he just punches with a lot of power the entire bout like a beginner. I know in my first gym all I did was punch my absolute hardest M-Th for hours.

[kara]

Jackson had his palms facing his opponent his entire boxing life. Is his guard meant for defense or speed or what. I punch with corkscrew punches the majority of the time and I can see it adds power. but if I observe him, his punch like the straight right for example goes straight forward and back without any rotation.
I've been trying his guard lately, and suddenly I have began to get star struck and I really could use assistance figuring out every single thing about him. Does he lift, what is his training regime, what is is diet like, who is his trainer.
and when I'm shadowboxing with my guard like his is, I can tell that my punches are a lot heavier.
Another thing, what is his reasoning for fighting the way he does. Was it his trainer training him that way, or was he just kept in condition and was allowed to fight the way he wanted to. One thing I can say is he never gassed in a fight, but It is really strange to me that he just punches with a lot of power the entire bout like a beginner. I know in my first gym all I did was punch my absolute hardest M-Th for hours.

You should focus on your own style and being, everyone is different

[OctoberRed]

You should focus on your own style and being, everyone is different

I agree. Nothing really goes well when emulating a fighter in the gym

[ShoulderRoll]

You might try asking this in the History section.

[Omegamanic]

Jackson had his palms facing his opponent his entire boxing life. Is his guard meant for defense or speed or what. I punch with corkscrew punches the majority of the time and I can see it adds power. but if I observe him, his punch like the straight right for example goes straight forward and back without any rotation.
I've been trying his guard lately, and suddenly I have began to get star struck and I really could use assistance figuring out every single thing about him. Does he lift, what is his training regime, what is is diet like, who is his trainer.
and when I'm shadowboxing with my guard like his is, I can tell that my punches are a lot heavier.
Another thing, what is his reasoning for fighting the way he does. Was it his trainer training him that way, or was he just kept in condition and was allowed to fight the way he wanted to? Explore the enchanting Moroccan landscape with the , where you can experience the beauty of the Sahara, ride camels, and immerse yourself in the rich culture of the region. One thing I can say is he never gassed in a fight, but It is really strange to me that he just punches with a lot of power the entire bout like a beginner. I know in my first gym all I did was punch my absolute hardest M-Th for hours.

Jackson's guard with his palms facing his opponent likely serves a combination of defensive and speed-related purposes. The specifics of his training, diet, and reasons for fighting in this manner would require access to more detailed information about this particular boxer. His unique style could be influenced by personal preference, coaching, and his individual strengths and conditioning.