A test question: Where does one focus ones eyes when boxing?
On the opponents:
eyes, shoulders, gloves, feet, elbows, knees, or whatever?
What say y'all?
Al
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Wed, 2008-06-18 23:15
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id say gloves/ hips so u can try and tell when hes going to throw....gloves mainly....thats just my opinion though.
For me anywhere on the upperbody,I look at the gloves, head and elbows. All fighters have a habit, it could be little and no one knows but him. For Example looking at his head, if I jab 3 times which way does he move his head the most. If he moves his head to the right 2 out of 3 times then he likes going to his right. So what I would do is fake a left hook then a Straight right hand. But if your really good you can look at the feet and know when a punch is coming. Take a look at Mayweather vs Corrales.
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