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Master the art of Boxing with "Things to Know Before You Throw Punches". A Boxing Guide that blends traditional Boxing techniques with Tai Chi principles. This guide introduces you to boxing as a sport, its benefits and how to prevent injury. This guide also includes Boxing training tips and exercises. Use this guide to unlock precise instructions and sequences to elevate your skills. And there is more! Explore the full series for more expert insights!

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Introduction
Boxing aS a Sport
BenefitS of Boxing
Spine Rotation = Spinal Health
Injury Prevention
Mouthpiece: Single Vs Double
Hand Wraps
Gloves
Headgear
Injury Prevention tips
Pain as a result of Improper technique
How to correctly make a fist
Training & Development
Finding a Good Coach
Learning from both Stances
Exercises and Drills
Stretching
Ankle/Wrist-Weight, Weight-Vest Training
Swimming
Practicing using the Palm Strike
Levels
Importance of Rotation
Spiral Energy and Sinking
Tai chi Boxing & Body MechanicS
Overview of Tai Chi Boxing
Body Mechanics and Tai Chi Boxing
Using the Arm as a Lever
Central Equilibrium Posture and Keeping the Head Still
Keeping your Posture Centered
Heal/Toe Weight Transfer “Empty to Solid”
The Ball of the Foot and the Big Toe
Hands Up...
Keeping the hands up is beneficial for many reasons.
Elbows Tucked in… Keep a Closed and Compact Form
String of Pearls
Visualizing the Body as a String of Pearls
Order of Movement when throwing a punch (The Punch is Last)
Breathing
The core & cultivating chi
Avoiding “DefectS” when Moving
Energy
MathematicS and Geometry
in Boxing
The Triangle
The Triangle Theory and the Three Positions
The Circle
The Square
FocuS
One-Pointedness
Where to Focus (Visually)
Footwork Movement & Balance
Avoiding double-weightedness
Footwork: Proper Stepping Technique
Embrace Yin and Yang: Enter & Retreat with
Balance & Harmony
Pivot
The body follows the head
V - Step
L - Step
Shuffle Step (Pendulum Step)
Rhythm And cadence
Ring Generalship
Rhythm
Cadence
Jazz R&B Cadences - Rhythm & Boxing
StyleS Make FightS
Stances
Fighting Styles: Earth, Wind, Fire, Water… & Ether
Ether
Element VS Element Fighting StrategieS
BaSic PuncheS (jab, croSS, hook, uppercut)
FeintS and Flinching
(Slip, roll, block, parry) BaSic DefenSe
Hit and Not Get Hit
Weight Transfer and Defense
Defensive Moves
Protect the Castle; Protect the Temple
Your Shield
Philly Shell
Philly Shell and Tai Chi
Attacking the Weak PointS
counterpunching
ANGLES
ConcluSion
About the Author

Boxing is a sport that demands discipline, perseverance, and an unyielding commitment to excellence. It is a test of physical and mental strength, a battle of wills, and a platform for self-expression.