19/10/2026
Developing punching power requires more than simply getting stronger or lifting weights with maximal intent.
We incorporate ballistic movements such as landmine and medicine ball throws, manipulating external loads to develop different force and velocity characteristics. Heavier throws place greater emphasis on strength–speed, while lighter loads allow higher movement velocities, shifting the emphasis towards speed–strength.
By throwing into free space, athletes can continue accelerating through to release, rather than having to decelerate the load as they would during a conventional lift which assists in enhancing punching power.
We combine this with paused pressing, unilateral lower-body strength, reactive plyometrics and rotational trunk work to develop the physical qualities that underpin explosive punching.
The objective isn’t simply to produce more force, but to develop the capacity to express it as quickly as possible.