Alternate Punching
Equipment
Raise your fists to your chin level, keep your elbows close to your body, and maintain a relaxed posture.
Extend your right arm straight out in front of you, as if you are punching something, while rotating your fist so your palm is facing the ground at the end of the punch.
Quickly retract your right arm back to the starting position and simultaneously extend your left arm in the same punching motion.
Repeat these movements, alternating between your right and left arm, and maintain a steady rhythm for the duration of the exercise.
Pro Tip
Controlled Movements: Avoid flailing or uncontrolled movements. Each punch should be deliberate and controlled. Extend your arm fully but don't lock your elbow when you punch. This can lead to injury. Instead, keep a slight bend in your elbow even at the end of the punch. Body Rotation: A common mistake is to only use the arms while punching. The power of a punch actually comes from the rotation of your body. As you punch, twist your torso and pivot on your back foot. This will not only add power to your punch but also engage your core muscles. Breathing: Don't hold your breath while punching. Exhale with each punch and inhale as you