Could you explain the difference between a hook, cross, left right straight, and uppercut in boxing?
Hook: - A short, powerful punch thrown with the fist rotated at a 90-degree angle from the shoulder. - Targets the head or body.
Cross: - A straight punch thrown directly at the opponent's face. - Launched from the lead hand and pivots from the feet for power.
Left Right Straight: - A combination of a left hook and a right cross. - Designed to confuse the opponent and set them up for a knockout blow.
Uppercut: - A punch thrown upwards from below the opponent's waist. - Targets the chin or mid-section.
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What is the most effective boxing punch for beginners?
- Cross
Which punch is known as the "bread and butter" punch in boxing?
- Jab
What is the purpose of the left hook in boxing?
- To set up the right cross or create an opening for other punches.
What is the difference between a left jab and a right jab?
- A left jab is thrown with the lead hand, while a right jab is thrown with the power hand.
Which boxing punch is the most difficult to defend against?
- Uppercut
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