BOXING TAUGHT THROUGH “SLOW MOTION FILM”

Learn the ropes from the best fighters of the 1900s-1930s in this unique boxing manual. Using stills from super slow-mo fight footage, this treasure trove unpacks the skills, tips and tactics of the champs for you to emulate at home.\nThis unique take on boxing instruction takes its cues from the best fights of the early 1900s with the likes of Kid Lewis, Billy Wells and Carpentier.\nThe guide uses slow motion stills from boxing film, and breaks down the techniques and tips of the champs for the audience to emulate.\nReplete with multi-angle photography of boxing in its rawest context (a fight) it eschews the theory and gets to what works and how the champions make it work.\nThis guide uses comparative analysis to showcase stylistc and strategic differences in techniques like left hooks, slips and crosses, to give multiple perspectives from a myriad of fighters.\n71 pages illustrated with slow motion stills\nSOFTBACKA WORD ON LEAD TIME / DELIVERY\nDear Customer\nWe wanted to explain .