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Boxing
A sport that uses fists only. Different versions of boxing exist such as Muay Thai and Kick Boxing but American Boxing is the most widely used competitive martial art learned in the west and has the most powerful punches (scientifically tested) to date.
Skills:
Level 1 - Footwork > A skill every boxer must perfect, Footwork allows you to quickly shift your weight from right to left and left to right and travel the ring at high speeds while facing your opponent.
Level 2 - Block > You learn to block incoming attacks either high or low, It will help you greatly when the time comes to protect yourself from oncoming attacks.
Level 3 - Jab > A quick, sharp, punch that utilizes very little strength and energy, used to disorientate the opponent and measure the distance for stronger attacks.
Level 3 - Straight > A powerful, fairly slow, punch that uses a rotating motion beginning at the boxers large toe to use the boys whole weight in a single devastating attack.
Level 5 - Dash > A skill that helps most boxers greatly, it involves the attacker to use a quick, short, burst of speed to close the distance with his opponent and deliver a devastating attack.
Level 6 - Hook > An attack involving the use of the attackers right or left arm where he rotates his hips and delivers a powerful attack to the temple, side of jaw, or side of the lower torso. Slow but powerful.
Level 7 - Feint > A skill where your boxer pretends to attack in a certain place but quickly changes direction, or hand, and hits somewhere the opponent does not expect.
Level 8 - Weaving > Your boxer learns how to quickly move his head to avoid punches. the skill also involves the ability to lean out of the way of incoming attacks, it is very useful.
Level 9 - Uppercut > An incredibly powerful punch that utilizes the rising motion beginning in the attackers legs propelling them upwards along with their fist.
Level 10 - Fighting Spirit > A skill all boxers and fighters alike should posses. The ability to get up again after being knocked down and never giving up. It doubles the fighters strength, technique and speed.
A sport that uses fists only. Different versions of boxing exist such as Muay Thai and Kick Boxing but American Boxing is the most widely used competitive martial art learned in the west and has the most powerful punches (scientifically tested) to date.
Skills:
Level 1 - Footwork > A skill every boxer must perfect, Footwork allows you to quickly shift your weight from right to left and left to right and travel the ring at high speeds while facing your opponent.
Level 2 - Block > You learn to block incoming attacks either high or low, It will help you greatly when the time comes to protect yourself from oncoming attacks.
Level 3 - Jab > A quick, sharp, punch that utilizes very little strength and energy, used to disorientate the opponent and measure the distance for stronger attacks.
Level 3 - Straight > A powerful, fairly slow, punch that uses a rotating motion beginning at the boxers large toe to use the boys whole weight in a single devastating attack.
Level 5 - Dash > A skill that helps most boxers greatly, it involves the attacker to use a quick, short, burst of speed to close the distance with his opponent and deliver a devastating attack.
Level 6 - Hook > An attack involving the use of the attackers right or left arm where he rotates his hips and delivers a powerful attack to the temple, side of jaw, or side of the lower torso. Slow but powerful.
Level 7 - Feint > A skill where your boxer pretends to attack in a certain place but quickly changes direction, or hand, and hits somewhere the opponent does not expect.
Level 8 - Weaving > Your boxer learns how to quickly move his head to avoid punches. the skill also involves the ability to lean out of the way of incoming attacks, it is very useful.
Level 9 - Uppercut > An incredibly powerful punch that utilizes the rising motion beginning in the attackers legs propelling them upwards along with their fist.
Level 10 - Fighting Spirit > A skill all boxers and fighters alike should posses. The ability to get up again after being knocked down and never giving up. It doubles the fighters strength, technique and speed.
