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nice man...overnight improvement...your single fist linking at the beginning looks great: no elbow movement...your double linking wasn't as pretty but it takes little longer...keep it up, man!!
nice man...overnight improvement...your single fist linking at the beginning looks great: no elbow movement...your double linking wasn't as pretty but it takes little longer...keep it up, man!!
#1 keep practicing...it looks like you lean to the side to do the double because you anticipate the bag hitting your face - which it will. There isn't a lot of room for error so you have to time it just right and hit the bag at the proper point it it's arc, which for me is right when the bag is coming off the board.
#2 try it on a smaller bag, I think it's easier to get the feel for it this way...
#1 keep practicing...it looks like you lean to the side to do the double because you anticipate the bag hitting your face - which it will. There isn't a lot of room for error so you have to time it just right and hit the bag at the proper point it it's arc, which for me is right when the bag is coming off the board.
#2 try it on a smaller bag, I think it's easier to get the feel for it this way...
#3. Move closer to the bag (lose the hat, for the bill will be in the way...). When you link both fists, I noticed you are really reaching to get behind the bag and your arms are at near full extension, then your pulling them both back. You won't have to emphasize your arm reach IF you move closer to the bag. You're elbows should have a good deal of "bend" in them left with your fists behind the bag. I notice on your single fist circle punching you have a lot of room between the front rebound contact point and your head. Your linking, particularly both fists, will be easier if you're closer.
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