The Sheetboxing notation for a side upward kick (yoko-keage). 🥋✨

People say “one-two,” but isn’t there a big difference between “tan, tan” and “tatan”? And what about stepping in with the jab? Without terms to distinguish these, I was so confused when I started. 🥊

Cadence at Tonic Distance: After finishing an attack, take a backstep followed by a sidestep to evade the opponent’s counterattack. 🥊✨

The "Boxing Composition" of a match doesn't have a fixed rhythm, so there are no bars. Instead, we define the process from approaching to disengaging as a single "contact," which serves as the unit equivalent to a musical bar. 🥊🎶

Then comes user testing. An uninformed third party roughly groped my interface, bringing the screen to a halt in unexpected ways. That unclicked button sits there with a sad, neglected look.

The Deck screen: A deck acts like a toolbox for boxing, grouping combinations under names like "Combinations starting with a jab" or "Close-range strategies." It’s designed for easy organization and use. 🥊✨

Which Sheetboxing notation represents a jab followed by a hook? 🥊✨

Q. Translate the following Sheetboxing literal expression into a notation-based boxing movement: 101-200

When you are the sole developer of a service, user testing becomes a form of mental endurance training. It’s like the emotional process of confession in a Christian sense, an exercise in recognizing and reconciling one’s errors.

After performing the following Sheetboxing action, the opponent took a single backstep. What is the correct distance at that moment? Assume the action was performed using the standard movement. 🥊✨

The Sheetboxing notation for a front kick (mae-geri). 🥋✨

Combination Details Screen: For beginners who can’t immediately visualize boxing movements from Sheetboxing notation, a CG boxer demonstrates the movements as per the notation. 🥊💡

When prioritizing countries to market the boxing app, the order is clear: Mexico, the U.S., Japan, the U.K., and the Philippines. 🥊🌎

While creating CG boxer movements, the Sheetboxing literal notation is incredibly handy. Having standardized codes like jab (100), rear block (030) keeps test data variable names clean and organized. 🥊💻

Which Sheetboxing notation represents a jab, followed by a sway-back, and then a straight? 🥊✨

Why did I think, “It’ll probably work out”? In user testing, the worst-case scenarios—ones people hesitate to even articulate—will inevitably happen. 💻🔍

Q. Translate the following Sheetboxing literal expression into a notation-based boxing movement: 100-101-002-003

Workout Screen: Set Sheetboxing sounds for shadowboxing using combinations from your deck, customized per round. 🥊🎶

Which Sheetboxing notation represents a jab followed by an uppercut? 🥊✨

They’re all double jabs, but: ① Step in on the second jab, ② Step in on both jabs, ③ Move left while throwing both jabs. Each variation should be properly distinguished. 🥊📚

Shadowboxing Screen: Hear the Sheetboxing sounds and perform combinations without needing to look at the screen—keeping your focus where it matters. 🥊🎶

Sometimes, it’s only through sketching that you truly realize what’s missing or what works. 📝✨

A strategy diagram for a fork strategy where the straight in a one-two combination targets either the head or the body, creating a two-pronged threat. 🥊🧠

With Sheetboxing, we could engage in detailed tactical debates about boxing on anonymous online forums—finally arguing with specifics instead of abstractions! 🥊💬

Just like with studying—prep, class, and review—the same approach should apply to boxing. For the prep and review phases, Sheetboxing as a written language for boxing is an absolute game-changer. 🥊📝

Can we stop saying “left hook” or “right hook”? It’s completely reversed for southpaws and orthodox fighters. Let’s standardize with “lead hook” and “rear hook.”

I can’t get motivated to develop without a finalized logo, but ideas only come to me when I sketch something on paper. 📝✨

The Sheetboxing notation for a spinning back kick (ushiro-mawashi geri). 🥋✨

Shadowboxing involves one person's movements, but in a match, there are two. This can be recorded like a musical duet, and we call this a Match Score. 🥊🎶

Which of the following represents the correct combination notation for the Sheetboxing? 🥊✨

“Opening a notebook to study boxing” might sound like a joke, but I genuinely believe it’s a method that works. 🥊📝

Q. Translate the following Sheetboxing literal expression into a notation-based boxing movement: T101-070-S200-301-D600-b00-300-T001-005

I turned vintage Mike Tyson’s defensive moves into Sheetboxing notation. Cute and bouncy, right?

Which of the following Sheetboxing notations represents a jab followed by an uppercut? 🥊✨

Sheetboxing abstracts tactics from boxing, setting aside factors like strength or reach, and focuses on what we call "standard movements." Sounds cool, like the "standard state" in physics. 🥊✨

Since starting boxing, I’ve begun watching matches with the sound off—it helps me stay focused. This also highlights how underutilized the auditory channel is in boxing. 🥊🔇

A boxer’s movements in a match are akin to musical improvisation. However, past matches are fixed records, much like compositions that can be transcribed into notation. We call this a "Boxing Composition". 🥊🎶

There’s no law stating the purpose of shadowboxing, so every coach has their own philosophy. For me, understanding it as kadenz practice makes the most sense. 🥊💡

They say rhythm is key in boxing. ust like drummers rely on sheet music to create drum scores, boxers deserve their own notation system. That’s why we created Sheetboxing—a written score for fighters. 🥊🎶

I haven’t had much experience with WebGL, so I was unsure if I could dynamically animate a human model to move like a boxer. 🥊💻

I created Sheetboxing, a notation system for recording boxing movements, and developed an app based on it. 🥊✨

I once got so focused on promoting my service that I considered playing the accordion on the street while handing out flyers. I spent ＄1,500 on it, and I still can’t play. 🎹🤷‍♂️

Which of the following combinations is not suitable as a Subdominant Combination? 🥊✨

Q. Translate the following Sheetboxing literal expression into a notation-based boxing movement: 100-101-200-500-0a0-094-004

The mental intensity of sparring feels like playing rock-paper-scissors non-stop for three minutes straight—that's probably the best way to describe it. 🥊💭

The trickiest part of developing the SheetBoxing app is the editing screen, where the third line of the staff doubles as both the input area for defense and the position for lead hook entries. 🥊💻

The Sheetboxing notation for a knee strike. 🥋✨

Q. Translate the following Sheetboxing literal expression into a notation-based boxing movement: 101-101-300-600-001-005

Future generation boxers will benefit from Sheetboxing. After all, no parent would make their child learn music without sheet music—why should boxing be any different? 🥊🎶

The first round of Ricardo Lopez’s 1997 match, using a "duet" format to record both fighters' movements. This format, called "Match Score", divides actions into "contacts," each marked with numbers for clarity. 🥊🎶