What makes you a real winner in life?

Winners take responsibility. Winners believe that they are responsible for what happens with their life. No one else. Just them. Winners don’t blame others for their mistakes or failures.

Who has the strongest punch in the world?

Francis Ngannou

How do you punch faster?

How to increase your punching speed

1. Practice boxing using a heavy bag.
2. Perform jump rope sprinting with a jump rope.
3. Use focus mitts with a training partner.
4. Use hand weights during your shadowboxing routine.
5. Use a double-end bag during your boxing training.
6. Use the speed bag to help improve the timing of your punches and their speed.

How can we make a better world?

13 Little Ways to Make the World a Better Place

1. Compliment Friends and Strangers. Try praising a new person each day for a month.
2. Spend Wisely.
3. Talk Politics Productively.
4. Keep Your Kids’ Vaccinations Up-to-Date.
5. Browse for Worthy Causes.
6. Switch to Tubeless Toilet Paper.
7. Support Your Local Women’s Shelter.
8. Know Your Neighbors.

What muscles make you punch faster?

More specifically, the triceps are for speed of straight punches. The biceps are for the speed and snap of your hooks and uppercuts. Don’t try to bulk up your arms for power, keep them lean and fast so you can get those fast punches and fast combinations in! Let the lower body add power and the arms add speed.

What things in the world need to be changed?

If you need some inspiration or a motivational kick in the butt, here are 20 things worth changing:

• Limited access to electricity.
• Poor treatment of animals.
• Underfunded green technologies.
• Bullying.
• The shortage of jobs.
• Public education.
• Time and gravity.
• The traditional career mentality.

Why do I punch slow?

From what I’ve seen, most people punch slow because they have the wrong attitude and the wrong training. Even most of the fast guys that I see in the gym don’t do any specific drills to improve their punching speed. I don’t need to tell you how important it is to have speed in boxing.