Hook (boxing)

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Technique and variations

Uppercut Knockout power Shovel hook Check hook Joe Frazier

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Shadowboxing

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Overview

Punch Boxing Core muscles Jaw Liver

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Also known as: English: Left hook, right hook · Israel: מגל · Spain: Gancho · Albanian: Kroshe · Estonia: Haak
Focus: Striking

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Overview

Punch Punch (strike)
Boxing
Core muscles Standing
Jaw
Liver Liver shot

Technique and variations

Gallery

Shadowboxing

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Hook (boxing)

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Also known as · 25

Hook (boxing) → Albanian: Kroshe, Bulgaria: Кроше, Burma: Wai Latt-di, China: 摆拳, Czech: Hák, English: Left hook, right hook, Estonia: Haak, Finland: Koukku, France: Crochet (coup crocheté), Germany: Haken, Greece: Κροσέ (krose), Israel: מגל, Italy: Gancio, Japan: Mawashi tsuki, Latvia: Āķis, Lithuania: Kablys, Poland: Sierpowy, Romania: Croşeu, Russia: Хук, Saudi Arabia: خطاف

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Hook (boxing) → Hook, Media, Wikimedia Commons, Wiktionary-logo-en-v2

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Hook (boxing) → Striking

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Important terminology

hook punch also opponent body uppercut boxing lead swinging angle usually used variations left right jaw liver thrown foot power

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Subject	Predicate	Object	Confidence	Src
Hook (boxing)	Also known as	English: Left hook, right hook	1.00	infobox
Hook (boxing)	Also known as	Israel: מגל	1.00	infobox
Hook (boxing)	Also known as	Spain: Gancho	1.00	infobox
Hook (boxing)	Also known as	Albanian: Kroshe	1.00	infobox
Hook (boxing)	Also known as	Estonia: Haak	1.00	infobox
Hook (boxing)	Also known as	Czech: Hák	1.00	infobox
Hook (boxing)	Also known as	Serbia: Кроше	1.00	infobox
Hook (boxing)	Also known as	Finland: Koukku	1.00	infobox
Hook (boxing)	Also known as	France: Crochet (coup crocheté)	1.00	infobox
Hook (boxing)	Also known as	Germany: Haken	1.00	infobox
Hook (boxing)	Also known as	Romania: Croşeu	1.00	infobox
Hook (boxing)	Also known as	Japan: Mawashi tsuki	1.00	infobox
Hook (boxing)	Also known as	Russia: Хук	1.00	infobox
Hook (boxing)	Also known as	Italy: Gancio	1.00	infobox
Hook (boxing)	Also known as	Thailand: Mat Wiyeng San (หมัดเหวี่ยงสั้น)	1.00	infobox
Hook (boxing)	Also known as	Burma: Wai Latt-di	1.00	infobox
Hook (boxing)	Also known as	Poland: Sierpowy	1.00	infobox
Hook (boxing)	Also known as	Greece: Κροσέ (krose)	1.00	infobox
Hook (boxing)	Also known as	Turkey: Kroşe (croche)	1.00	infobox
Hook (boxing)	Also known as	China: 摆拳	1.00	infobox
Hook (boxing)	Also known as	Latvia: Āķis	1.00	infobox
Hook (boxing)	Also known as	Lithuania: Kablys	1.00	infobox
Hook (boxing)	Also known as	Ukraine: Гук	1.00	infobox
Hook (boxing)	Also known as	Saudi Arabia: خطاف	1.00	infobox
Hook (boxing)	Also known as	Bulgaria: Кроше	1.00	infobox
Hook (boxing)	Focus	Striking	1.00	infobox

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