Strategy

- Understand when to stay at a distance (using jabs and footwork) and when to close the gap for powerful punches.

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- Managing the distance helps prevent your opponent from landing strong punches while giving you the chance to strike.
 

- Use feints, quick movements, and head fakes to make your opponent think you're attacking, then strike when they react.

- Setting traps can confuse your opponent, making them vulnerable to real attacks.
 

- Be flexible in your approach. If your initial strategy isn’t working, be ready to change your tactics.

 

- Sometimes, being reactive and adjusting your plan in the middle of the fight can throw off your opponent and give you the upper hand.

- Analyze your opponent's weaknesses, habits, and tendencies. Watch for patterns such as when they drop their guard or how they react after certain punches.

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- Exploit these weaknesses for an advantage in the fight.
 

- Target your opponent’s body, especially their ribs and midsection, to wear them down over time.

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- Body punches help reduce an opponent’s stamina, making them slower and less effective as the fight progresses.
 

- Don't panic when things aren’t going your way. Maintaining composure allows you to think clearly and execute your strategy effectively.

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- Staying calm also helps you to avoid making rash decisions that could result in mistakes or openings for your opponent.