Stance

The left leg, advanced forwards, rests on the floor throughout the sole, right, at a distance of a small step behind and a half-step to the right, parallel to the left, touches the floor with the toe only. In relation to the enemy foot rotated half-turned to the right. Body weight is evenly distributed on both slightly bent, feet, giving the freedom to take a step in any direction and with either foot. The body is straight, which allows you to maintain balance while moving around the ring.

The fist to strike

In order to protect the chin, which should always be carefully protected from shock, head slightly tilted forward, his left fist at the shoulder joint, the elbow is omitted, bent arm hanging relaxed, facing the back surface of the fist half turned outward and upward. In relation to the forearm is a typical situation of a fist to strike. The right hand is free is on the right side, the elbow is omitted, brush his chin on the right side. From this position the right hand can strike, making full use of the energetic body rotation, and at the same time to cover the torso and head.
Boxer, who is in a combat stance, trying to as little as possible to strain muscles to prematurely not to bore them, and, most importantly, retain the ability to quickly and freely.
After fighting stance studied statically (on site), it absorb in a variety of movements.

At close range with a direct threat to attack the enemy fighter squaring off changes. He gives her great composure, carefully shielding the most vulnerable places on the body. This rack is also advisable to be in the left side of the body exposed to the enemy with the left foot forward, but more frontally than the long-distance or middle distance. Legs slightly bent for stability and are arranged somewhat wider than normal stance, but not too wide, so as not to lose the freedom of movement around the ring. Hands, bent at the elbows, the boxer to hold the body down to the elbows down.