The science behind the punch

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WILSON, Daniel and RUDDOCK, Alan (2014). The science behind the punch. Boxing Science. [Article]

Abstract

Your punch needs to be hard. A hard punch occurs when you’re able to generate a lot of force in a short space of time.

At impact, a hard punch has a lot of ‘snap’. To get snap you’ll need to create something called ‘effective mass’. How hard you punch isn't fixed. It can be trained by developing technique and physical training.

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http://boxingscience.co.uk/science-behind-punch/
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Centre for Sport and Exercise Science

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ORCID for Alan Ruddock: ORCID iD orcid.org/0000-0002-7001-9845

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Item Type:
Article
Depositing User:
Alan Ruddock
Date record made live:
24 Oct 2014 13:29
Last Modified:
18 Mar 2021 19:15
URI:
https://shura.shu.ac.uk/id/eprint/8513
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