why does a boxer move his head backwards to minimise the effect of oncoming punch?
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The individual giving the punch interprets the distance for most extreme impact.
This is known as "timing" which is the most crucial part of punching.
The full power is taken on impact.
When the boxer move the head back, even a small amount, the punch passes the measured greatest impact, in this way when it relates it has less power as the expanded arm of the deliverer has been debilitated.
It is focused on the law of momentum that minimizes the effect as it slowly keeps on decreasing the speed of a punch that is coming at a higher speed.
This is known as "timing" which is the most crucial part of punching.
The full power is taken on impact.
When the boxer move the head back, even a small amount, the punch passes the measured greatest impact, in this way when it relates it has less power as the expanded arm of the deliverer has been debilitated.
It is focused on the law of momentum that minimizes the effect as it slowly keeps on decreasing the speed of a punch that is coming at a higher speed.
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