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Boxing Technique, Drills & Pad Work in Dadar

byVeer Savarkar Boxing ClubTraining at Veer Savarkar Boxing Club, Shivaji Park, MumbaiStarts from2,500 per monthView full gallery

You want the fancy gym experience? Go elsewhere. Here, we build fighters. It starts with the basics—footwork, pad work, and the heavy bag. Chal, haath chala!

Here we are perfecting a multi-step combination on the focus mitts. This drill sharpens accuracy, speed, and footwork, ensuring punches are thrown with precision and power.

This montage shows our complete training routine. It starts with shadow boxing and footwork, moves to heavy bag and pad work, and ends with sparring and skipping. This is the foundation of a champion.

A simple but effective drill: slip the punch and counter with a 5,3,4 combo. Defensive head movement followed by a quick counter-attack is a key skill we teach all our boxers.

Two of my senior boxers, Aman and Vivek, working on pad drills. The speed and intensity here show the high level of skill required to be a competitive fighter.

This drill focuses on slipping a punch and countering with a right uppercut, left hook, and right cross. We break down complex movements to ensure every punch is effective.

An advanced pad work combination involving multiple slips and a variety of punches like hooks and uppercuts. This builds a fighter's offensive and defensive reflexes simultaneously.

A simple and powerful combination: 1, upper, hook, right. We drill these fundamental combos until they become second nature in the ring.

A boxer working on his jab and movement during a pad work session. The jab is the most important punch in boxing, and we spend hours perfecting it.

Pad work is a dialogue between the coach and the boxer. Here, I am guiding the fighter through different combinations, correcting his form and pushing his pace.

Coach Anuj Kumar Singh leading a mitt drill session. His experience as a professional fighter allows him to simulate real fight scenarios during training.

About The Grind: Technique, Drills & Pad Work

My pad work sessions are not for everyone. I don't just hold the mitts for you to hit; I am analyzing your rhythm, checking your guard, and shouting corrections because every hesitation in training becomes a mistake in the ring. If you can't handle the pressure here, you will not survive the sparring rounds.

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