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One of the challenges I've been running into lately is proper chaining around a reverse punch, especially with my off hand. I continue to practice, but there are some fundamental difficulties with getting my off hand to fully cooperate.

I have a good feel for how to correct this through practice–slowing down, more practice, etc–but I am wondering what are the elements, including the subtle details, that make a good reverse punch and are there any specific drills for improving those elements?

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Could you explain, in more detail, your "fundamental difficulties"? For example, is the problem within the rotation of the fist (turning over too late or too early)? – Sheph Feb 19 at 2:52

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