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Long vs. Short Rhythm

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Thu, 2008-01-31 07:49

Joined: 2008-01-31

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Is there a potential better rhythm for a certain tyoe of person or can they just beused as varients to one's style? I.e a taller boxer whom is an outside fighter (like Mohamed Ali) may use a longer rhythm and jabs to keeps oppponents from getting close, while a shorter boxer trying to get on the inside may use a short rhythm to evaade punches to swiftly get on the opponents inside. Can these rhythm just be used according to what style fits a boxer/fighter best/appropiately or is it better to stick to one safely accordig to your cards in a fight.Thanks Isaac Z. III

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