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Ultimate Boxing Training: Professional Boxing Techniques

Legendary Fighter And World ChampionReveals New UltimateBoxing TrainingSecrets To Bullet Proof Fighting Skills. Including Dirty Boxing Moves that could get youbanned in the ring-If you would like to discover how to load any strike you throw with the EXPLOSIVE POWER of a sawed-off shotgun-EVADE your opponents with the grace of Muhammad Alis footwork-And BUILD a fortress-like defense with your arms that is impenetrable by anyone no matter how big they areThen I promise by the end of this potentially life-saving message you will know exactly what to do to fight like a champion, WIN by knock-out, and never take sh*t from anyone ever again. Hi, my name is Lee Mainprize, and Ive been in the fightscene for more than 20 years, traveling the world, training with some of the most effective and vicious fighters in the world. In fact, Ive met many of the greatest living fighters in Europe. And one who stands out head and shoulders from all the rest is Lance Lewis one of the greatest fighters of all time. Ill tell you more about Lance (and why you should pay attention to him) in just a minute. But first, let me tell you aboutWhat All Great FightersHave in CommonHave you watched any MMA cage fights lately?Its always fascinating to see how each fight ends. Occasionally, youll have a fight go all three rounds and the judges will have to declare a winner based on how well each competitor fought. This is a minority of fights. More often, the fights end in the first or second round due to: Knockout Choke out Tap outHeres what Ive observedChoke outs rarely happen. A good choke hold is especially hard to get in an MMA fight simply because both fighters are so experienced. Even if one fighter does get a choke hold on the otherperson, the losing fighter usually taps out before he passes out. Tap outs are a little more common than choke outs. Tap outs usually happen when one fighter gets some kind of arm bar or arm lock that threatens to snap the other guys arm in two. Most fighters will tap out before they allow that kind of damage to be inflicted on them. And knockoutsKnockouts are by far the most common way fights end in the cage. Ive seen plenty of fights end without even going to the ground. The guy with better boxing skills simply wears his opponent down before landing a fight-ending punch to the jaw or temple. Ive seen even MORE fights end on the ground, with one guy on top beating the other guys head in like a piata. In a recent MMA fight, I watched in shock as the winner knocked out his opponent with a single punch. Then, as the man fell to the canvas, his opponent leaped on top of him, landing THREE MORE devastating head shots before the referee could stop him. The man was out cold, eyes rolled back, and with each of the three successive punches, his head bounced off the canvas like a bobble-head doll. And THAT is a perfect illustration of the raw power of tightly honed boxing skills. FACT: The Very Best MMA FightersAre Wicked-Good BoxersThe fact is, an increasing number of the highest ranked MMA fighters are pursuing boxing as a core skill in their quiver of fighting skills. The reason theyre focusing so much attention on boxing is simple: Boxers hit harder. Boxers hit more accurately. Boxers end more fights with knockouts. Boxing is effective. More importantly, boxing for the street is relatively simple compared to other forms of martial arts. Imagine being in the ring with a ripped opponent. Hes got tattoos covering his arms, shoulder muscles rippling. Hes a mean dude and hes intent on taking you to the floor and pummeling you to a In that situation, you dont have time to think about dozens of possible moves. You cant be debating about whether to punch or kick, go for a takedown or start grappling. Youre in reaction mode. Youre in the moment attacking defending doing whatever the moment calls for so that you maintain your dominance in the fight. And its in just such a situation that you want to have mastered a few simple, yet effective moves to help you win. Because its not the number of moves you know that counts its how well youve mastered a small number of moves so you can execute them in the blink of an eye, without thinking. Which makes boxing a must have skillfor any fighter who wants to win (and win repeatedly).Boxing is a discipline that stands on its own. Even better, itenhancesall other fighting styles. Itll help you hit harder, land more punches, evade attacks, and defend against the most aggressive attackers. And get thisElite Boxers Have a ClearDefensive AdvantageAnother HUGE benefit of boxing is that strengthens your core muscles faster than any other martial art. Have you seen world-class boxers? Theyve got abs of steel. Their chest muscles and shoulders bulge even when theyre not flexing. Their triceps are loaded with explosive punching power. Naturally, this gives boxers an offensive advantage in the form of powerful punches. But it ALSO gives them a clear DEFENSIVE advantage because they can take multiple blows to their bodies and their core muscles simply absorb the blo

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