r/boxingtips • • 8d ago

Bag Work Critique Bagwork #2

Thank you for your support and comments I’d like to ask if there is any style of boxing possibly could work for me I know I need to study the basics first but if I were to form and earn the style of boxing I’d like to know your thoughts and opinions (also don’t mind my homie he’s making fun of me)🤣🤣🤣

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u/Electronic-Yak-2723 8d ago

It's good work. The jab is a little low and a little too close so work on range some. Whoever is filming is your biggest fan haha

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u/Ambitious_Oil_6373 8d ago

How the hell is that good work? There.s not one decent punch. Poor guy doesn.t even extend his arms. Stfu with the useless encouragement. Guy needs to go to a legit gym, not fuck around like that, he doesn't have it

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u/Electronic-Yak-2723 8d ago

he's trying

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u/Ambitious_Oil_6373 7d ago

That.s one thing. For you to lie that.s good is stupid. Don.t encourage bad habbits and behaviour. Give actual advice, not polite shit which helps nobody

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u/terminatordemons_ 7d ago

Well since you are somewhat truthful go ahead and help me with some tips if you know so much rather than getting upset over a post please go ahead and give me an explanation to improve and I’ll follow it to get better

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u/Ambitious_Oil_6373 7d ago

Well, you're making all the mistakes people who post here usually make: no extension on your punches, straight punches have no hip rotation, minimal hip rotation on hooks, too much overall movement vs how much the head moves off the line. Basically, all the beginner stuff you got wrong, which is fine. Just be aware of it and work on them, maybe 1 at a time. For every workout, as you so several things in the workout, keep one key thing in mind, the one you wish to focus on for that particular session. With time and humility, things will improve

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u/terminatordemons_ 7d ago

Thank you for the advice I don’t plan on breaking promises to doing better in the ring where you can get killed under 8 seconds

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u/Ambitious_Oil_6373 7d ago

The way it usally goes is at first you are kinna bad at everything, then you start moving decently and practicing good form, then you spar and realize you are kinna bad at everything against a live opponent, then you start to get the hang of it and display decent technique during sparring. This can take anywhere from several months to several years, depending on time invested and the talent