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Master the Fundamentals: Boxing Drills & Techniques

byMarine Centre Boxing AcademyTraining at Marine Centre Boxing Academy in Vashi, Navi MumbaiStarts from3,500 per monthView full gallery

Basics are everything. Without a strong foundation in stance, guard, and footwork, you cannot be a champion. I teach you the real way to throw a punch, not the gym-routine way.

I always tell my students that basics are everything. Without a strong foundation in your stance, guard, and footwork, you can't become a champion. Here, I am teaching a beginner class the importance of proper form.

A punch is not just about the arm; it's about using your whole body. I am demonstrating the proper technique for a "one-two" punch, emphasizing the body twist and footwork needed for real power.

In this video, we break down the four essential types of punches you must master. From power punches to speed punches, we teach you the technique behind every strike.

This video showcases five essential punch combinations we teach, including the jab-straight right and various uppercut combos. Mastering these sequences is key to controlling a fight.

Footwork is the foundation of a good boxer. This video demonstrates three beginner-friendly footwork drills, including lateral movements and shifts, to improve your agility and balance in the ring.

For beginners, avoiding common mistakes is crucial for progress. This video highlights and corrects frequent errors like dropping your hands or having wide elbows, so you learn the right way from day one.

Shadow boxing is a fundamental workout for any boxer. It helps build speed, coordination, and muscle memory. Here you can see our students practicing their form and movement.

To train safely and effectively, you need the right gear. This video explains the essential boxing equipment we use, from hand wraps and gloves to headguards and mouthguards, and how to use them correctly.

About Master the Fundamentals: Drills & Techniques

You cannot skip the basics. Many people come here wanting to throw big hooks immediately, but if your footwork is loose or your guard is low, you leave yourself open. In my beginner classes at Marine Centre, we spend weeks getting your stance and coordination right. It is not about flashy speed; it is about getting the power transfer from your legs into your punch, and keeping your hands up so you stay safe.

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