How to change angle from a lead power hook

Another way to throw a lead hook is by stepping your weight into the rear leg as you throw the punch. This technique allows you to add your own weight to the punch, increasing its power, while also helping you move to a new angle off-center from your opponent. Many great fighters, such as Golovkin, Hatton, and Lemieux, have successfully used this hook to finish their opponents. The offensive nature of this hook is intended to bring you within striking distance of your opponent, and if you haven’t knocked them down, it sets you up to attack from a different angle. Give it a try and share your thoughts in the comments
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[@kingausar7157]

Filthy👍🏾💪🏿

[@myneed4spd297]

I’m not a professional, but just a question. My father always taught me that the weight always has to be centered, even when throwing a punch.

[@Shamanboxing]

Not always. There are many ways to throw a punch. The more tools you have, the better you’re equipped to complete the job