If feels better, I can get off punches better also. I've been in boxing(fighting, not knowing) for 9 years and I just realized this. :sarcastic::sarcastic:
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Weird thing to come up this far into your training....
I had the reverse, I was a right handed southpaw that switched to orthodox. But in fairness, it didn't really matter, I was terrible at both. (horrible reflexes and all around althleticism) -
how do you make sure you're not one handed with a severely lacking rear hand? This is the biggest problem I've encountered with switchersOriginally posted by Verstyle View PostComment
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i probabley wouldn't switch because of hand-eye-co-ordination, the right is just alot more accurate throwing it from way behind me, but then again you got that mike tyson squared stance and probabley dont throws straights often
i do go southpaw on the bag everynow and then now since my left has become noticebly much stronger than my right to give the right a workout as the jab handComment
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Dedicate alot of time to that rear hand.... I personally believe if you're going to have your weaker hand in the rear, you need to be working it twice as hard as your strong hand. But I am a little biased.Originally posted by GrandpaBernard View PostComment
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My power is almost equal in both hands. I get more leverage throwing my left hook southpaw.Originally posted by GrandpaBernard View PostComment
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I can throw the straight good on mitts but in a match or sparring, hell no. I loop it.Originally posted by TheHolyCross View PostComment
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