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.
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.
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
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.
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
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 .
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