The Andre Ward Boxing Style - My 3 Pillars
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Go Here to Download Your Book - https://www.myboxingcoach.com - Andre Ward is one of the most effective fighters of the last 20 years. His list of achievements qualifies him as one of the very best of his generation. In this video we will examine my 3 top elements of the Andre Ward boxing style.
Andre Ward was an Olympic gold medallist in the Athens games. He took part in 120 amateur fight, losing only 5. He was a 3 weight world champion in the professional ring, winning all of his 32 fights, 16 by way of knockout. This guy is a top operator.
So, what are the 3 things that I think mark his boxing style out as being so effective?
His boxing stance. He is steady, controlled and calculating. He is flat-footed as a pro, quite different than his days as an amateur where he chose to be much more mobile on his feet.
Ward does not want to back away. At most he will do an occasional push out. He works at the edge of range or at long range and exerts a subtle pressure with his bodyweight central or on slightly on the front leg.
His defensive prowess comes from his subtle head movements. Slips, shifting off the centre line and always being in a position to fire back.
The second thing about the Andre Ward boxing style that stands out to me is his lead hand work. Ward is a naturally left-hand dominant person who boxes out of the right hand orthodox style. He uses massive numbers of ramrod jabs to the head and body.
Ward often actually uses his back hand (right hand) to set top his lead hand work. Most other boxers often go the other way. His back hand is accurate, very rarely missing, but it's really a platform for that lead hand work of power jabs and hooks.
Finally, Andre Ward is very comfortable at close range. He is happy with rough house boxing, grappling...he gives as good as he gets. He will use the lead arm to pin or fix the opponent and his short range hooks and uppercuts is solid. He bursts from a tight cover guard to deliver rapid hook and uppercut based combinations.
Andre Ward NEVER wants to come second in an exchange. Two or three shots, delivered with power and accuracy and he's gone.
Ladies and gentlemen I give you the Andre Ward boxing style.
Enjoy
Fran
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If you are thinking about beginner boxing, check out the 10 Beginner Boxer Skills playlist: Beginner Boxer Skills and Drills
To access a wealth of bite sized boxing tips for your boxing training, jump to the 90 Second Boxing Tips playlist: 90 Second Boxing Tips
To gain a solid understanding of bringing boxing skills together in a super-effective way, check out the 9 Boxing Drills to Build Style playlist: Boxing Drills to Build Style
If you would like even more structure and clarity, go and download your free book The Beginner Boxer Toolkit here - https://www.myboxingcoach.com
Andre Ward was an Olympic gold medallist in the Athens games. He took part in 120 amateur fight, losing only 5. He was a 3 weight world champion in the professional ring, winning all of his 32 fights, 16 by way of knockout. This guy is a top operator.
So, what are the 3 things that I think mark his boxing style out as being so effective?
His boxing stance. He is steady, controlled and calculating. He is flat-footed as a pro, quite different than his days as an amateur where he chose to be much more mobile on his feet.
Ward does not want to back away. At most he will do an occasional push out. He works at the edge of range or at long range and exerts a subtle pressure with his bodyweight central or on slightly on the front leg.
His defensive prowess comes from his subtle head movements. Slips, shifting off the centre line and always being in a position to fire back.
The second thing about the Andre Ward boxing style that stands out to me is his lead hand work. Ward is a naturally left-hand dominant person who boxes out of the right hand orthodox style. He uses massive numbers of ramrod jabs to the head and body.
Ward often actually uses his back hand (right hand) to set top his lead hand work. Most other boxers often go the other way. His back hand is accurate, very rarely missing, but it's really a platform for that lead hand work of power jabs and hooks.
Finally, Andre Ward is very comfortable at close range. He is happy with rough house boxing, grappling...he gives as good as he gets. He will use the lead arm to pin or fix the opponent and his short range hooks and uppercuts is solid. He bursts from a tight cover guard to deliver rapid hook and uppercut based combinations.
Andre Ward NEVER wants to come second in an exchange. Two or three shots, delivered with power and accuracy and he's gone.
Ladies and gentlemen I give you the Andre Ward boxing style.
Enjoy
Fran
Whenever you are ready, here are 4 other ways that I can help you achieve your goals:
If you are thinking about beginner boxing, check out the 10 Beginner Boxer Skills playlist: Beginner Boxer Skills and Drills
To access a wealth of bite sized boxing tips for your boxing training, jump to the 90 Second Boxing Tips playlist: 90 Second Boxing Tips
To gain a solid understanding of bringing boxing skills together in a super-effective way, check out the 9 Boxing Drills to Build Style playlist: Boxing Drills to Build Style
If you would like even more structure and clarity, go and download your free book The Beginner Boxer Toolkit here - https://www.myboxingcoach.com
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