Rodney King – Crazy Monkey Boxing

Rodney King – Crazy Monkey Boxing

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Salepage: Rodney King – Crazy Monkey Boxing

Crazy Monkey Boxing, or CM Boxing as it is also known as, is a system of boxing developed by Rodney ‘Chico’ King.
Rodney, who runs a Gym in South Africa, developed it to enable people who are not gifted athletes, and who don’t have the high level attributes for boxing or MMA, to be able to defend and attack without a high risk of getting hurt.
Crazy Money in its simplest form concentrates on defence of the head.
Your arms are kept on top of your head with your forearm and elbows forming a high guard in front of the face.
Using rapid movements of the forearms and elbows to ward off punches provides excellent defence against a flurry of attacks with little danger of getting hurt.
Counter attacks are delivered by punching from the top of the head and ‘diving into’ the punch to generate power and protect the head and jaw from counter attacks.
It enables people who don’t have the attributes to bob, slip, weave and otherwise defend against punches to concentrate on learning their defence and punching without getting hurt as well as to be able to effectively defend themselves in as little time as possible.
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