15 Questions
Which part of the foot should the weight be on for the gallop?
Front heel
What is the opposing heel theory for the stance step in jab?
Front heel is down, back heel is up
What is the correct sequence for the heel touch walk?
Front and back heel advance simultaneously
Which move should the head be in line with the opposite knee?
Cross
What is the opposing heel theory for the step in jab?
Front heel is down while the back heel is up
What should be kept down for the cross to avoid confusion with an overhand punch?
Elbow
What is the main problem in the stand still drill during the session?
Connecting the stepback with the L Step
What mistake was seen in the session for the 2 ducks and steps?
Striking the front heel on the second duck
What is the correct foot position for the 1-1-2?
Front heel up, back heel down
What happens if the 1-1-2 is done wrong?
It turns into a gazelle step
When should the steps for the 1-1-2 be taken?
On each jab
If one is in pawing range, which is the best decision to make?
Step in Jab, the pawing range implies that there's room to step in from and I won't smother myself
Why should the head be on the opposite knee after punching?
To maximize hip rotation
What's the best way to assure proper balance when throwing the 1-2?
Ensure that the back heel is up so it'll be easier to step out and do exit plans
When throwing the 1-1-2, how can u prevent the tiptoe when pivoting?
It all starts with the back heel. When the back heel is down, it's easier to go from 9 to 12 then back to 9
Study Notes
Gallop Technique
- Weight should be placed on the balls of the feet during a gallop for optimal balance and propulsion.
Opposing Heel Theory
- For the stance step in a jab, the heel opposite the leading foot should be used as a counterbalance, facilitating better movement and stability.
- In the step-in jab, the heel opposite the punch must remain grounded to maintain balance and ensure effective footwork.
Heel Touch Walk
- The correct sequence involves alternating contacts with the heel and toes, ensuring fluid motion while maintaining rhythm.
Head Alignment
- The head should align with the opposite knee during specific movements to maintain proper posture and balance.
Cross Technique
- To avoid confusion with an overhand punch, the lead shoulder must be kept down and relaxed during the execution of a cross.
Stand Still Drill Issues
- The main problem in the stand still drill is the lack of movement, resulting in reduced fluidity and reaction.
Mistakes in Duck and Step Drill
- In the session, a common mistake was not coordinating the ducks with the corresponding steps, leading to ineffective defensive movement.
1-1-2 Foot Position
- The correct foot position for executing a 1-1-2 involves maintaining a shoulder-width stance to support solid technique and balance.
Consequences of Incorrect 1-1-2 Execution
- If the 1-1-2 is executed incorrectly, it can lead to loss of balance, decreased power, and ineffective strikes.
Timing for 1-1-2 Steps
- Steps for the 1-1-2 should be taken simultaneously with the punches for maximum effectiveness and balance.
Decision in Pawing Range
- If within pawing range, the best decision is to engage quickly, utilizing evasive maneuvers or counters to exploit openings.
Post-Punch Head Position
- The head should remain on the opposite knee after punching to protect against counterattacks and maintain balance.
Balance in 1-2 Technique
- To assure proper balance when throwing a 1-2, distribute weight evenly on both feet, engaging the core for stabilization.
Preventing Tiptoe Pivot
- To prevent tiptoeing when pivoting during a 1-1-2, focus on planting the back foot firmly and using body weight to drive the pivot instead of lifting the heel.
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