Anybody notice...

[Isaiah Mendoza]

Haha don't apologize man, we're just joking around

oh lol being smartasses again I see

[Enrique "Kiko"]

oh lol being smartasses again I see

I was going to post a smartass, yet loving comment, but everyone beat me to the punch.

[Tyler Timmermans]

Anybody notice that the first time you ever spar with someone you usually spar with someone equally or similarly as inexperienced as you when it comes to defending and attacking punches, so you can't really base an opinion on how good a shot is compared to others?

my whole point was how good it works when your skills are not fully developed so the only time you can comerpare it is when you are inexperienced.

[Jay Chow]

my whole point was how good it works when your skills are not fully developed so the only time you can comerpare it is when you are inexperienced.

Er, no.

Throwing haymakers without correct technique can work for a while against other unexperienced guys, but until you develop a solid game you can have no idea what works against what. It's just like Jiu Jitsu, you can learn the Japanese Necktie on day 1 and say it's the best technique, but if you don't understand it then you can't know.

No punch is the "best" punch. I could say the jab is the best punch because Anderson uses it so well, it differs. But until you have been through the right amount of time, i.e not just the start, you can't understand that.

[Tyler Timmermans]

Er, no.

Throwing haymakers without correct technique can work for a while against other unexperienced guys, but until you develop a solid game you can have no idea what works against what. It's just like Jiu Jitsu, you can learn the Japanese Necktie on day 1 and say it's the best technique, but if you don't understand it then you can't know.

No punch is the "best" punch. I could say the jab is the best punch because Anderson uses it so well, it differs. But until you have been through the right amount of time, i.e not just the start, you can't understand that.

ya your right i thought it was easier to learn but now that i think about it, i just wanted to knock peapole out so i practice it more then other punches. and yes i leant it doesn't work that way.