10/11/2025
⚠️BODY SHOOT ‼️ 🥊 What Is a Left Hook to the Liver?
The left hook to the liver is a short, compact punch thrown with the lead (left) hand, targeting the area under the right rib cage of your opponent.
Technically, it’s a hybrid between an uppercut and a hook, thrown from a close-to-mid range angle, aiming to trigger intense pain and sometimes a body-shot stoppage.
It’s not just a power punch — it’s a strategic shot built on timing, precision, and body rotation.
💪🏾 Benefits for the Boxer Who Lands It Well
• Fight finisher: a perfectly placed liver shot can end a fight instantly.
• Energy efficiency: short motion, maximum result no need for brute force.
• Disrupts the opponent: forces them to lower their guard, opening up the head.
• Tactical dominance: changes the opponent’s rhythm and gives you control.
• Technical growth: teaches body rotation, balance, and timing.