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    Chin -ups vs pull-ups which is better for punching power?

    Which of the two do boxers focus on the most?

    Both overlap, but ..

    Chin Up = more back
    Pull Ups= bicep

    #2
    Seems like that would depend on the individual and his particular strengths and weaknesses. I had a trainer once who thought that building forearm and chest strength was important, we used to do towel pull-ups and narrow grip pull-ups. I felt like it really improved my hook.

    This was a very long time ago.
    Last edited by 4truth; 04-25-2024, 01:39 PM.

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      #3
      Originally posted by 4truth View Post
      Seems like that would depend on the individual and his particular strengths and weaknesses. I had a trainer once who thought that building forearm and chest strength was important, we used to do towel pull-ups and narrow grip pull-ups. I felt like it really improved my hook.

      This was a very long time ago.
      did he say anything about back muscles?

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        #4
        Originally posted by automaton89 View Post

        did he say anything about back muscles?
        not that I recall.

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          #5
          Originally posted by 4truth View Post

          not that I recall.
          Do boxing coaches stop bitching about flaring elbows when you reach higher levels? I have been in martial arts for a long time and there is no question that elbow out increases power in all shots, by a sh*it ton
          Last edited by automaton89; 04-25-2024, 04:39 PM.

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            #6
            Originally posted by automaton89 View Post
            Which of the two do boxers focus on the most?

            Both overlap, but ..

            Chin Up = more back
            Pull Ups= bicep
            Chin ups.

            The bicep isn't a muscle that is featured in boxing outside of the uppercut.

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              #7
              Originally posted by automaton89 View Post
              Which of the two do boxers focus on the most?

              Both overlap, but ..

              Chin Up = more back
              Pull Ups= bicep
              None of them in particular. But are good fitness exercises.

              Originally posted by automaton89 View Post
              Do boxing coaches stop bitching about flaring elbows when you reach higher levels? I have been in martial arts for a long time and there is no question that elbow out increases power in all shots, by a sh*it ton
              Flaring elbows increase the power of those with poor technique to execute a punch properly. Apart from that, they are slower, easier to see and weaken your defence.
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                #8
                Originally posted by fifth_root View Post

                None of them in particular. But are good fitness exercises.



                Flaring elbows increase the power of those with poor technique to execute a punch properly. Apart from that, they are slower, easier to see and weaken your defence.
                Andre ward flares his elbow. Floyd junior flares. Mike Tyson flares. Ali. Etc
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                  #9
                  Originally posted by automaton89 View Post

                  Andre ward flares his elbow. Floyd junior flares. Mike Tyson flares. Ali. Etc
                  ​​
                  Nope. But you can keep flaring.

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                    #10
                    Pull ups . That concentrates more on back , shoulders, lats and pulling motion which can strengthen hook punching , uppercuts ( bicep ) and even bringing your arm back in defense motions .

                    The chin up is generally chest and rear shoulder pronation. The grip is harder though so it’s a good excercise if you want to strengthen the fingers , you don’t have the same wrist support as chin ups you cannot curl into the pull .
                    Last edited by juggernaut666; 04-29-2024, 05:55 PM.

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