I think one of the best exercises available are pull-ups. Too often I hear people (or read articles) that say the best way to do pull-ups is to start with the lat pull-down machines or, god-forbid, the pull-up machines.
The best way to get good at anything is to do it. If all you can do is hold on to the pull-up bar then that's where you start. Hold on and do pulses. As you get stronger you will be able to go further. Just keep doing them.
Tuesday, January 5, 2010
Thursday, December 31, 2009
More on Pacquiao and Steroids
Take a look at Pacquiao as a younger fighter. He was taller, lankier than other Flyweights and Bantamweights. It's similar to Paul Williams among other Welterweights. Assuming that Williams does well as a Middleweight does that mean he's on steroids? No.
Manny's new found dominance is due to his improving as a boxer. He was a wild swinging brawler as a youngster and is now a superbly trained boxer.
Manny's new found dominance is due to his improving as a boxer. He was a wild swinging brawler as a youngster and is now a superbly trained boxer.
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Pacquiao
Sunday, December 27, 2009
Alexis Arguello v Kevin Rooney
I never thought I would see this. Kevin Rooney, one of Mike Tyson's trainers under Cus D'Amato, fought Alexis Arguello while they were both with D'Amato. It was a second round KO by Arguello. No shame there.
Here's the footage from YouTube:
Here's the footage from YouTube:
Labels:
Alexis Arguello,
Kevin Rooney,
Mike Tyson
Greatest KOs by a Body Shot
Most of the time one uses body shots to wear down ones opponent, to slow down a swift-footed opponent. It's rare to see a one punch KO to the head, and even more unusual to see one to the body. Here's some of my favorite one punch KOs to the body.
Roy Jones v Virgil Hill
Roy Jones v Virgil Hill
Friday, December 18, 2009
Marciano v Walcott I -- The KNOCKOUT
Arguably the greatest knock out in boxing history.
Labels:
Heavyweights,
Jersey Joe Walcott,
Rocky Marciano
Wednesday, December 9, 2009
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