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Originally Posted by Khun Kao
If you think about it, there is no position to hold your hand that will affect the reach of your jab. The reach of your jab is the reach of your jab, no matter where you throw it from. What determines the reach of your jab is your arm length, your footwork, and the position of your torso. You will have the same reach on your jab even if you leave it down by your side ala Muhammed Ali.
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well the position of your hand doesnt effect your reach, but the position of your shoulders do. if your lead shoulder is more in front than the power shoulder, your going to have more reach on your jab than if your lead shoulder was even with your other one right? you wont have as much reach being squared up than you would if had your lead elbow in line with your lead leg and your lead shoulder was more in front than your other one. but then again you know more than me, i havent competed in any matches, nor am i at that level.