The Punch Counter
The Punch Counter
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The Punch Counter is a simple and practicle tool used to aid in the tallying of the number of punches a fighter throws in a given round or duting the course of a training session.This simple tool can be used in a variety of ways.
Mastery of singular techniques is essential to the development of a fighter. What better way to master a technique than through repetition. Throwing the same technique 50, 100, or even 500 times per session gaurantees that the fighter's technique will improve. Keep track of every jab with The Punch Counter.
In preparation for fight, it can often be difficult to truly gauge if your conditioning is improving. The Punch Counter offers a remedy for this. Set a timer for a round length of your choosing. Throw as many punches as you cn in that round. Tally them all with The Punch Counter. Log your results. Do this once a week. If the number improves week after week, be assured that your conditioning is improving. If not, know that the intensity of your training may need to be increased.
Most evenly matched bouts do not end in a ko. Being the more active fighter in these type bouts gives you a serious edge. Us The Punch Counter to tally the number of punches competitors in your weight class are throwing on average. During your sparring sessions make sure you exceed that number.
Set a goal of 1,000, 5,000, or even 10,000 punches per practice. The Punch Counter is the tool to help makes sure the count is accurate.
The Punch Counter is only limited by ones own creativity.
"I fear not the man who has practiced 10,000 kicks once, but I fear the man who has practiced one kick 10,000 times." ~Bruce Lee~
Mastery of singular techniques is essential to the development of a fighter. What better way to master a technique than through repetition. Throwing the same technique 50, 100, or even 500 times per session gaurantees that the fighter's technique will improve. Keep track of every jab with The Punch Counter.
In preparation for fight, it can often be difficult to truly gauge if your conditioning is improving. The Punch Counter offers a remedy for this. Set a timer for a round length of your choosing. Throw as many punches as you cn in that round. Tally them all with The Punch Counter. Log your results. Do this once a week. If the number improves week after week, be assured that your conditioning is improving. If not, know that the intensity of your training may need to be increased.
Most evenly matched bouts do not end in a ko. Being the more active fighter in these type bouts gives you a serious edge. Us The Punch Counter to tally the number of punches competitors in your weight class are throwing on average. During your sparring sessions make sure you exceed that number.
Set a goal of 1,000, 5,000, or even 10,000 punches per practice. The Punch Counter is the tool to help makes sure the count is accurate.
The Punch Counter is only limited by ones own creativity.
"I fear not the man who has practiced 10,000 kicks once, but I fear the man who has practiced one kick 10,000 times." ~Bruce Lee~