Boxing moves?

Question

This may sound a stupid question but what moves do you learn in boxing

Answer 1

Colin there are too many to list,

When you learn how to attack and defend you be taught the simple basic ones, many of these moves you actually expand on yourself, i.e. developing what suits your or what you find comfortable etc, there are many different styles, and the different fighters find styles or approaches work suitably for them and not for others, the moves you learn are in the attacking form and the defensive, these are taught or inherited depending on your own suitability, ie, a puncher, a boxer, etc

Answer 2

You'll learn offensive moves such as the different kinds of punches, footwork and balance and defensive moves like bobbing, weaving, parrying, ducking and head movement.

Answer 3

at first you will be taught basic stuff,i.e jabbing,crosses uppercuts, when to move and when to go forward from there you will find your own feet and do what suits you as long as you stick to the rules,i have watched plenty of fights and some of the moves i have never seen and probably will never see again look at naseem hamed he was all over the place and done okay......until he got beat by marco antonio barrera.

Answer 4

the art of boxing is way diferent to your average brawl thats for sure! sure instincts are something to be worked on but there is a lot can be learned from boxing training believe me!

Answer 5

Punches like jab, cross, hook, uppercut, that can go to the head and body. Also bobbing and weaving to help evade punches. Keeping hands up to block punches. Different stances, southpaw(lefty stance) and conventional(righty). Also useing shoulders to brush off punches.

Answer 6

More than you would first think. It's actually quite a technical sport. Go join a club and learn about it first hand.