@yangfang To answer your question,and this is based on my own experience
competing and preparing athletes so again its only my opinion.I have had
them do many effective clinch,upperbody wrestling drills(dirty boxing)which
gives them the sensitivity of tieing up the opponents gloves,and or timeing
the supported elbow strike when the danger of hook or uppercut is not
there.This video was to break down one component of the whole clinch.Your
observations are totally valid,thankyou for posting:)
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good explaination, im not saying youre right or wrong, but i just question
why you use your other hand to support the elbow instead of just answering
the phone. it would seem better for extension of the elbow for your
shoulders and hips. supporting with the other hand also might leave you a
little open for an inside uppercut or even a straight up knee to the chin
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@yangfang To answer your question,and this is based on my own experience
competing and preparing athletes so again its only my opinion.I have had
them do many effective clinch,upperbody wrestling drills(dirty boxing)which
gives them the sensitivity of tieing up the opponents gloves,and or timeing
the supported elbow strike when the danger of hook or uppercut is not
there.This video was to break down one component of the whole clinch.Your
observations are totally valid,thankyou for posting:)
good explaination, im not saying youre right or wrong, but i just question
why you use your other hand to support the elbow instead of just answering
the phone. it would seem better for extension of the elbow for your
shoulders and hips. supporting with the other hand also might leave you a
little open for an inside uppercut or even a straight up knee to the chin