Boxers and Martial Artists: Can you describe the "Perfect Punch" correctly?

[SeekerOfTruth007]

Use as many words and as much detail as you need. Pretend you are an instructor teaching both a man and a woman how to throw the "Perfect Right Cross Punch" from Standing Guard.

This is an open challenge. I'll wait for several people to respond before I make my own attempt at describing the Perfect Punch.

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IN the meanwhile, check out this Advanced Bunkai/Meaning of Wansu Kata DEVASTATING MMA legal submission and DEVASTATING street fight only submission. Enjoy.

www.youtube.com/.../AAsnXQicE48

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Here's another teaching video where I discuss fighting from the inside vs fighting from the outside, and some advantages and disadvantages of each style of fighting.

www.youtube.com/.../EAL7UJ3owng

[Ms_Facesitter]

Aw we can't even choose our punch.

It's the hand furthest away so make sure to step in with your punch, twist your body for more power. Whip that left shoulder left as you throw that right hand. Twist that right foot too, your hips. Because you don't punch with just your arm, put everything behind it for more power. Keep your guard up as you throw it too. Don't forget to put some weight on your left leg during the whole rotation.

ding ding :o

[SeekerOfTruth007]

Very good. That's almost a perfect description and pretty brief too. The perfect punch starts in the ball of your foot and Torques through your knee, hip, shoulder and arm all at once. Yes, a slight step inward with your leading foot can add even more power. Great job.

[Ms_Facesitter]

Thank you! :)

[SeekerOfTruth007]

you're welcome. Here is another teaching video where I discuss what this level of striking perfection can do to another human being.

www.youtube.com/.../1jhIsllUcwg