Boxing Technique Kinetic Linking Proper Form for the Most Power
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Let`s see who else got this for their recommendation in 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025
@Noroloc3 жыл бұрын
This dude so strong he blasted out muscles, bones and nerves at once
@BeanBeret2 жыл бұрын
it's all about the footwork :)
@djkaizerLA11 жыл бұрын
Fighting Step 1: Tear off all the skin of you and your opponent...
@Forenzikproductions Жыл бұрын
Punches aren’t just your arms. A true punch is throughout your whole body
@cadenlafever52932 жыл бұрын
Mike Tyson said it once - leverage, speed, and the shoulder snap make the KO. And the punch you did not see coming. He punches so hard that people literally fly off when Mike lands. Even today, at 56, you see his whole body moves with explosion for the punch.
@wildyracing1 Жыл бұрын
Makes a lot of sense with Pacquiao. His calves are huge.
@SomethingWong11 жыл бұрын
This is called the kinematic sequence, it can be applied to any sport, and is the way the human body can generate the most amount of speed. It is generally applied to golf, but when you break it down it can be applied to any athletic movement that requires generating as much speed and power as possible. The whip analogy is spot on, essentially turning your body into a whip.
@claytonnordquist25582 жыл бұрын
Anyone here in 2024 💀👍
@dkrishna2868
Damn, Eren vs Armin looks sick 🥶🥶
@borracha38242 жыл бұрын
Kid: Gets bullied at school
@harveyholt6922 жыл бұрын
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@BeanSoupdaGoat Жыл бұрын
"AND YES SIZE DOES MATTER"
@kyoma34
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@cxbflash32162 жыл бұрын
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@josephkamara8987 Жыл бұрын
The narrator when Baki characters throw one jab:
@yespooop3783
this exact video aged on me so well. i was 9 when i watched it originally starting judo and now im 18 and fighting with buddies in my backyard will never be the same. 1 vs 13 champion right here
@Septagrim
If you want to see the absolute best boxer at taking advantage of the Kinetic Chain in history, nobody, and I mean nobody did it better than Mike Tyson at his prime. Every single bob and weave coiled his whole body to it's maximum, so when he unloaded, every single punch was fast, and a power punch. It's what made him such a dangerous heavyweight. He was one of the smallest, and was impossible to hit. And his coiled punches made him the hardest puncher in the ring with everyone he faced.
@adamrobinette6832 Жыл бұрын
"And yes size does matter"
@sametsahin68632 жыл бұрын
i practice kickboxing for nearly 2 years, and it is crazy how much you use your hips to give extra power behind that punch or kick.
Let`s see who else got this for their recommendation in 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025
This dude so strong he blasted out muscles, bones and nerves at once
it's all about the footwork :)
Fighting Step 1: Tear off all the skin of you and your opponent...
Punches aren’t just your arms. A true punch is throughout your whole body
Mike Tyson said it once - leverage, speed, and the shoulder snap make the KO. And the punch you did not see coming. He punches so hard that people literally fly off when Mike lands. Even today, at 56, you see his whole body moves with explosion for the punch.
Makes a lot of sense with Pacquiao. His calves are huge.
This is called the kinematic sequence, it can be applied to any sport, and is the way the human body can generate the most amount of speed. It is generally applied to golf, but when you break it down it can be applied to any athletic movement that requires generating as much speed and power as possible. The whip analogy is spot on, essentially turning your body into a whip.
Anyone here in 2024 💀👍
Damn, Eren vs Armin looks sick 🥶🥶
Kid: Gets bullied at school
0:44
"AND YES SIZE DOES MATTER"
0:45
0:45
The narrator when Baki characters throw one jab:
this exact video aged on me so well. i was 9 when i watched it originally starting judo and now im 18 and fighting with buddies in my backyard will never be the same. 1 vs 13 champion right here
If you want to see the absolute best boxer at taking advantage of the Kinetic Chain in history, nobody, and I mean nobody did it better than Mike Tyson at his prime. Every single bob and weave coiled his whole body to it's maximum, so when he unloaded, every single punch was fast, and a power punch. It's what made him such a dangerous heavyweight. He was one of the smallest, and was impossible to hit. And his coiled punches made him the hardest puncher in the ring with everyone he faced.
"And yes size does matter"
i practice kickboxing for nearly 2 years, and it is crazy how much you use your hips to give extra power behind that punch or kick.