STOP Leaning When You Punch! (Step & Pivot for Real Power)
One of the biggest mistakes beginners make in boxing is leaning when they punch. When you lean forward on your jab or your cross, you throw your body off balance. And if you miss the punch, you can easily fall forward and leave yourself wide open for a counter. In this video, I break down why leaning is a bad habit and what you should do instead. Instead of leaning: 🥊 Step when you jab 🥊 Pivot when you throw the cross This keeps you balanced, improves your positioning, and actually increases the power of your punches. Balance creates speed. Speed creates power. Train smart and stay sharp. Subscribe for more boxing, martial arts, and fight training tips. – Ryan Robertson Team1stImpact Boxing & Martial Arts #boxing #boxingtips #boxingtraining #boxingtutorial #punchingpower #boxingcoach #fighttraining #martialarts #striking #Team1stImpact
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