How can I punch faster without boxing equipment?

by MasterBlaster on December 17, 2009

I dont have a punching bag. Only 8 pound weights and shadow boxing skills.
please dont give me the crap about “ITS NOT ABOUT THE SPEED ITS THE POWER” im working on speed not power dammit! cause i already have the power.

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ivan j December 17, 2009 at 18:46

practice

♥ hello_kitty_xoxo ♥ December 17, 2009 at 19:23

find something that makes you have to react faster . Akedo martail arts would be great for that on top of your boxing .

♥♫*jad'e*♥♫ December 17, 2009 at 19:57

Focus on the FORCE behind your punch, and NOT necessarily the speed!

Ian M December 17, 2009 at 20:27

stand a mattress against the wall and punch as fast as you can, practice it pal, also go into a pool and punch under water

Destiny N December 17, 2009 at 21:09

You can practice like they say “Practice Make Perfect”.

cunamo December 17, 2009 at 22:08

Just punch air, or “jab.” Do 100 punches, 50 with each hand, until your arms don’t hurt, but not particularly trying to punch straight. After that do 100 as fast and as straight as you can. After that is a breeze for you find something with weight to it, 5lbs or less, and do the 100 punches again (I recommend starting with 2 lbs), and still as fast as your arm can go. It doesn’t need to be a “weight” so to speak, but any object with weight to it (book, paperweight, shoe, etc.). If you don’t have 2 of the objects than do one hand at a time, 50 punches each. After 2lbs becomes a breeze raise it to 5, then 7, etc. Never go up more than 2 or 3 lbs as your joints need to adjust to the weight. This is called resistance training, believe me, after you do your first 100 punches holding 5 lbs in each hand, when you put down those weights your arms feel as light as pencils, and you won’t believe how quick you can move them. The best resistance training, however, is done underwater. Get into a pool or lake neck-deep and do the 100 hundred punches as fast as you can. You will feel immediate results. The great thing about water is that the stronger and faster you punch the more resistance it gives you, so you can probably train for speed with the water method alone an see awesome results. Have Fun.

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