Feint
Sports Dictionary
La Rochefoucauld: "We lack the strength of character to obediently follow all the dictates of reason."
A threatening deceptive movement of the arm or torso made by an athlete in order to provoke an opponent to anticipated defensive or attacking techniques. A feint is used to hit an opponent in the open part of the opponent's body-head or upper body. Deceptive feints can be used both on offense and defense.
Related to boxing terms
La Rochefoucauld: "We lack the strength of character to obediently follow all the dictates of reason."