Boxing Styles

Five years ago, when both Manny Pacquiao and Floyd Mayweather, Jr. reigned supreme, you were either a Manny guy or a Floyd guy. The debate raged as to who was the true pound-for-pound king of the ring. I would have loved to see them fight, but it never happened. Did Floyd duck Manny, or was it the other way around?

This article informs readers on the difference & the importance of these types of boxing styles.If you participate in boxing, or watch boxing, you've heard it before- styles make fights.It's true.

When learning how to box, your instructor will begin by teaching you a proper stance, which will allow you to avoid and block punches while striking your opponent. Most boxers now use a classic on-guard stance, as it provides them with the balance and posture needed to survive.

There are three accepted boxing styles that are used to define boxing fighters. They are a. the in-fighter, b. the out-fighter and c. the brawler.

Boxing has always been about style. For fans of the sport, it's not simply about who is fighting, but how they fight.

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Explanation of the various boxing styles. Learn how to box here we will give you the run down on the basics.

A description of boxing techniques and styles.

Boxers will naturally gravitate towards a certain boxing style. That style depends on many things including the boxer's skill, quickness, aggression, ability to take a punch, and personality.Eventually as you box more and more, you will probably find yourself fitting into one of the following boxing styles:swarmersluggerboxerboxer-puncherBoxing styles are more of an instinctual thing than a learned thing and in general, when certain types of fighters meet, the outcome can more or less be predicted based on the boxing style each boxer employs. As one of the coaches at my gym put it today, it is the trinity of boxing.

A Wikipedia description of boxing styles and techniques.