Kumar Perumal, 24 August 2018
Hello, fellow boxing enthusiasts,
Today, we’re diving deep into the fascinating world of feinting, a versatile technique employed not only in boxing but also in sports like football, hockey, and handball. Ever wondered why and how feints work their magic in the boxing ring? Think of feinting as the art of ‘faking’ your moves, a tactical maneuver that confounds and distracts your opponents, making them second-guess their every defensive move.
Join us on this journey as we unravel the secrets of feinting in boxing, offering insights that can elevate your game to a whole new level.

Check out our tutorial video below for easy-to-follow demonstrations of basic feinting techniques using your punches. We’ll also touch on another aspect of feinting: using your footwork to trick your opponent into thinking you’re moving one way while you quickly shift in another direction with your front foot. (We might even make a tutorial video about this soon!)
Feinting can be a valuable strategy, especially when you’re up against someone who focuses a lot on defending themselves. By pretending with your jabs, you can figure out what kind of defense your opponent is planning to use. This knowledge allows you to follow up with the right punches or counter their moves, surprising your opponent in the process. These unexpected punches can lead to a knockout or, at the very least, throw off your opponent’s game plan for a while.

As mentioned in the title, I believe that Feinting is an often overlooked movement in Boxing, which surprises me considering its immense power. Boxers tend to underutilize this technique, but in my opinion, it truly has a lot to offer. You can see these technique heavily used in professional fights and even in big competitions such as the Sea Games and Olympics.
As you embrace the art of feinting and integrate it into your boxing repertoire, remember that mastery comes with practice. Incorporate feints seamlessly into your sparring sessions and shadow boxing routines, letting them flow naturally. By doing so, you’ll not only surprise your opponents but also gain a deeper understanding of their defenses. These ‘surprise punches’ have the potential to disrupt your opponent’s game plan or even lead to a knockout. So, don’t hesitate to explore the power of feinting in your boxing journey.
Ready to take your skills to the next level? Check out our Schedule + Rates page to plan your training sessions today!
Signing Off With a Fist Bump,
Coach Kumar
Kumar Perumal, 24 August 2018
Hello, fellow boxing enthusiasts,
Today, we’re diving deep into the fascinating world of feinting, a versatile technique employed not only in boxing but also in sports like football, hockey, and handball. Ever wondered why and how feints work their magic in the boxing ring? Think of feinting as the art of ‘faking’ your moves, a tactical maneuver that confounds and distracts your opponents, making them second-guess their every defensive move.
Join us on this journey as we unravel the secrets of feinting in boxing, offering insights that can elevate your game to a whole new level.

Check out our tutorial video below for easy-to-follow demonstrations of basic feinting techniques using your punches. We’ll also touch on another aspect of feinting: using your footwork to trick your opponent into thinking you’re moving one way while you quickly shift in another direction with your front foot. (We might even make a tutorial video about this soon!)
Feinting can be a valuable strategy, especially when you’re up against someone who focuses a lot on defending themselves. By pretending with your jabs, you can figure out what kind of defense your opponent is planning to use. This knowledge allows you to follow up with the right punches or counter their moves, surprising your opponent in the process. These unexpected punches can lead to a knockout or, at the very least, throw off your opponent’s game plan for a while.

As mentioned in the title, I believe that Feinting is an often overlooked movement in Boxing, which surprises me considering its immense power. Boxers tend to underutilize this technique, but in my opinion, it truly has a lot to offer. You can see these technique heavily used in professional fights and even in big competitions such as the Sea Games and Olympics.
As you embrace the art of feinting and integrate it into your boxing repertoire, remember that mastery comes with practice. Incorporate feints seamlessly into your sparring sessions and shadow boxing routines, letting them flow naturally. By doing so, you’ll not only surprise your opponents but also gain a deeper understanding of their defenses. These ‘surprise punches’ have the potential to disrupt your opponent’s game plan or even lead to a knockout. So, don’t hesitate to explore the power of feinting in your boxing journey.
Ready to take your skills to the next level? Check out our Schedule + Rates page to plan your training sessions today!
Signing Off With a Fist Bump,
Coach Kumar