@@declanp1 He’s 2nd in knockout wins and 4th in finishes in the UFC. He holds numerous performance of the night bonuses and fight of the night bonuses.
One of the toughest guys I've ever known had that sort of heavy lean stance, he was also italian. Makes me wonder if it's in the genes. That was rad when Matt broke it down, made a LOT of more sense to the methodology. Good video guys.
Now, this is a good video. You could have just shown a clip, or re-posted a clip of someone else's video, but you actually got someone who's well respected in MMA to show specifics of the technique. Nice!
The mechanics of this punch are the same as those of Tai Chi silk reeling. Tai chi silk reeling requires putting 70% of one's weight on the back leg and 30% on the front leg. The technique requires staying rooted, shifting one's weight, and simultaneously rotating into the strike. It's basically momentum, or the sequential summation of forces, that is being applied to a strike. My MMA teacher taught me how to apply Tai Chi concepts to various strikes.
Coiling core workouts like Mace 360's can improve striking power when applying silk reeling to a punch. Both medicine balls and Mace ballistics can help people hit much harder.
@@zerozephyr6264 My teachers have a direct lineage to Cheng Man Ching. They apply Cheng Man Ching to complement all sorts of style like Muay Thai, karate, boxing, etc. My teachers are no longer teaching MMA. I recommend learning from William CC Chen in New York. He taught David Weck of WeckMethod. Mr. Chen is a direct student of Cheng Man Ching.
@@1x1HealthyEnergybyAndrew I went to an MMA school, but I don't feel like mentioning the name since I heard my teachers are notorious. They are great teachers but they have a bad reputation.
*Nobody ever wants to discuss little Rocky's resume. I wouldn't either, have you seen it? It's no wonder so many Rocky fans are terrified to even look at it let alone discuss it. It's horrendous. Anything, and i mean anything to avoid his appalling F-LEVEL resume. I mean every champ fights their fair share of tomato cans but nobody, and i mean nobody fought as many F-LEVEL tomato can bums as he did! It's no joke, do the research:* Lee Epperson career record 0 wins 1 loss *F-LEVEL* Jimmy Weeks career record 0 wins 1 loss *F-LEVEL* Gilbert Cardone career record 0 wins 3 losses *F-LEVEL* John Edwards career record 1 win 2 losses *F-LEVEL* Bill Hardeman career record 1 win 7 losses *F-LEVEL* Humphrey Jackson career record 4 wins 3 losses *F-LEVEL* Harry Haft career record 12 wins 7 losses *F-LEVEL* James Connolly career record 12 wins 9 losses *F-LEVEL* Harry Bilazarian career record 15 wins 12 losses *F-LEVEL* Bob Jefferson career record 3 wins 10 losses *F-LEVEL* Harold Mitchell career record 7 wins 16 losses *F-LEVEL* Gilley Ferron career record 4 wins 13 losses *F-LEVEL* Artie Donato career record 7 wins 13 losses *F-LEVEL* Johnny Pretzie career record 10 wins 14 losses *F-LEVEL* Don Mogard career record 20 wins 16 losses *F-LEVEL* Pete Louthis career record 32 wins 14 losses *D-LEVEL* Tommy DiGiorgio career record 9 wins 15 losses *F-LEVEL* Kenne Simmons career record 9 wins 22 losses *F-LEVEL* Art Henri career record 18 wins 29 losses *F-LEVEL* Jimmy Walls career record 21 wins 41 losses *F-LEVEL* Ted Lowry career record 71 wins 68 losses *F-LEVEL* Ted Lowry (twice) 71 wins 68 losses *F-LEVEL* Gino Buonvino career record 24 wins 15 losses *F-LEVEL* Gino Buonvino (twice) 24 wins 15 losses *F-LEVEL* Joe Dominic career record 18 wins 12 losses *F-LEVEL* Eldridge Eatman career record 22 wins 21 losses *F-LEVEL* Willis Applegate career record 12 wins 16 losses *F-LEVEL* Lee Savold career record 104 wins 45 losses *D-LEVEL* Phil Muscato career record 56 wins 23 losses *D-LEVEL* Bill Wilson career record 56 wins 27 losses *D-LEVEL* Johnny Shkor career record 31 wins 19 losses *D-LEVEL* Fred Beshore career record 35 wins 17 losses *D-LEVEL* Jimmy Evans 18 wins 8 losses looks okay until you see *he fought 10 opponents with 10 fights or less.* Eddie Ross 19 wins 5 losses looks okay until you see *he fought 10 debuting amateurs and 7 other opponents with 10 fights or less.* Bob Quinn 20 wins 4 losses looks okay until you see *he fought 13 opponents with 10 fights or less.* Bernie Reynolds 53 wins 13 losses looks okay until you see *he fought 30 opponents with 15 fights or less.* Pat Richards 24 wins 9 losses looks okay until you see *he fought 20 opponents with 10 fights or less.* Carmine Vingo 16 wins 2 losses looks good until you see *ALL 16 wins came against F-LEVEL opponents.* Don Cockell 66 wins 14 losses looks okay until you see the majority of his career was at middleweight and light heavyweight. *By the time he faced Marciano he was suffering from severe glandular disorders that wreaked havoc with his physique. He was sallow-skinned, fat, and had a nasty boil on his neck.* Harry Matthews 90 wins 7 losses is a good B-LEVEL resume until you see *he was a career middleweight moonlighting at light heavyweight.* Matthews weighed 130 lbs vs. Joey Parks who also weighed 130. *Shouldn't one have to beat credible Heavyweight opponents to be respected as a legitimate Heavyweight?* Roland LaStarza *C-LEVEL.* LaStarza Refused fights with Charles, Moore, Walcott, Louis, Valdez, Satterfield, Bivins, Maxim, Henry, Baker, Johnson, Pompey, Marshall, Smith, Sheppard etc. In an article in RING magazine after his career LaStarza admitted as much! Rex Layne *C-LEVEL.* LaStarza vs. Layne reminds me of watching two midwest club fighters fighting a 4 rounder on an old ESPN card from Muncie, In. Two guys who were not well schooled, standing in front of each other acting like they were insulted if the other guy missed them with a punch. A lot of right hand leads, a lot of jabs with the rear foot leaving the canvas, little/no counter punching, just two guys willing to get hit but showing little boxing skill. Look how bad Rex Layne swings and misses. What an oaf. Joe Walcott *C-LEVEL.* Walcott's losses is what elevated his status and built up his credentials, not his wins!!! The fact that Walcott was granted (6) title attempts in a (5) year span speaks volumes about how weak the Heavyweight division was at this time!!! And (4) of these title opportunities came immediately after a Walcott loss!!! Archie Moore *A-LEVEL* MW/LH and *C-LEVEL* HW. Heck, Low Power 171/173 lb Charles beat him 3 times, 182 lb Patterson obliterated him, and 188 lb tiny cruiser Marciano smashed him. Every time Moore Stepped-Up in competition he got KO'D. Ezzard Charles *A-LEVEL* LH and *C-LEVEL* HW. William Dettloff’s biography *'Ezzard Charles: A Boxing Life'* documents that Charles first felt weakness in his limbs, and some numbness, as early as 1951. This was 3 years before the Marciano fights, and it was also the same year he lost his title. Ezzard, his family, Ezzard's trainer's Ray Arcel, Jimmy Brown, Chickie Ferrera and Bill Gore all said they noticed signs of ALS in 1951. Bert Sugar said, *"His trainer, Ray Arcel said, that even now, at this stage in 51, and then on into the middle 50's, you could see the beginning, the traces of the disease, that would later claim his life, Lou Gehrig's disease in Charles."* --@ 35:01 ESPN Ringside - Rocky Marciano *IT'S CLEAR AS DAY WHY HE WENT 49-0:* *TOO MANY D AND F-LEVEL AMATEUR WALK-IN* *BOXERS TAKIN-DIVES AND PADDIN RECORDS FOR $$$.* *OR BEING MADE TO BY THE SICILIAN UNDERWORLD* *THAT CONTROLLED EVERY SINGLE FACET* *OF BOXING DURING THE 1950's!!!* *EVEN LITTLE ROCKY HAD SICILIAN MAFIA BOSS* *CARBO IN HIS BACK POCKET PROTECTING HIM* *BCZ THEY WERE MAKING MILLIONS THROUGH HIM.* *THE DAY AFTER HE RETIRED HE IMMEDIATELY* *ABANDONED HIS KIDS AND WIFE TO CONNECT* *WITH HIS UNDERWORLD FRIENDS WHO HELPED* *HIM START HIS LOANSHARKING BUSINESS.* *CRY AND SCREAM ALL YA WANT BCZ IT* *CANNOT EVER SWEEP IT UNDER THE CARPET!!!* *IT WAS REAL AND VERY WELL DOCUMENTED SO STOP LIVING IN DENIAL.*
Great channel. Really good to see people who recognise there is a massive difference between warriors and work out models. Hilarious to me that people think toughness comes from having muscle definition and abs. Great stuff. Always been a fan of Marciano good to see his technique is still studied
I’ve been in boxing since I was a little girl. I’ve sparred with the best, been taught by my Grandfather and top men (legends). But I’m enjoying studying Rocky Marciano. There is so much to learn from him. He was the greatest.
@ WHC.. Why is it that Boxers that take on UFC fights always beat up on The ufc fighters! But the Ufc fighters never beat boxers when they come in their waters?!
That was excellent very good example he made it very clear how to throw that punch keep high and tight and hit all the way through to deliver the energy.
Great Work ! I would greatly appreciate this style of videos & Thank you for sharing this not just from yourself , But Also The Great Matt Brown Himself 💯👍🏾
The impact energy of a .308 armor piercing round is over 2300 ft pounds. I don't doubt you, but Rocky Marciano who fought as a heavy weight, he was considered a very small heavy weight, weighing only 189 pounds, so its very impressive that he fought in the HW category! But a 189 pound man generating 2300 ft pounds is almost unbelievable! Dana White from the UFC claims this - “Francis Ngannou holds the record for the most powerful punch. His punch is the equivalent to 96 horsepower which is equivalent to getting hit by a Ford Escort running as fast as it can. And more powerful than a 12 pound sledgehammer swung full force from overhead.” I definitely call BS on this! A Ford Escort weighs 2,436 pounds, this car hitting you quote "fast as it can" would kill ANYONE! lol Just found your channel, great stuff!
Roy Nelson did a punch like this but it was almost overhand, and he knocked out a lot of dudes with it. He came over the top of the defense. It looks like he is going to hit you on top of the head. Anyhow, new punching technique for me.
I've asked this before, but seeing as how this is a more recent video that teaches my favorite punch (in boxing or otherwise), I figured I'd a get a second opinion; Since Marciano was a Swarmer (Another word for in-fighter/close range), would you say that the Suzie Q is perfect for other in-fighters??? Followup question, is the Suzie Q considered a counter punch?
Dear sir In one of your videos you are saying that a person who is looking fit but gets easily fatigued and weak is not using his energysytems correctly. What do you mean by this and how can it be trained
The question then becomes, how do we increase mass? And each mass connection point also increases acceleration. Is the addition of each point in the kinetic chain linear, or is it a multiplier? If I throw my arm at speed x, do I add the speed of turning my hips (y) to x, or does it multiply x? Is it x+y or is it x(y) for C in the energy equation?
You are right: Force = Effective Mass x Acceleration. You can increase your effective mass by training your body to keep your skeletal muscles as loose as possible until the exact moment of impact where you tighten everything for a split second. Practice this by punching loose and hold your fist on the heavy bag and tighten everything for several seconds. Repeat dozens of time each workout. Volume gets results.
LIke, but, you probably know, figthting conditioning and art is much more than anything else, and you must train at least 9h a week to be good :) Give us more everyday training stories and your current trainings :)
Rule number one. Never take punching advice from UFC fighters. They may have a thousand weapons in their arsenal. But thats because they need them to employ their submit not to get hit strategy. 99 pct of martial artists are arm punchers who dont know how to throw or take a proper punch. Why else do you think most of their fights if not decided by submission change and end so quickly with what are at best decent strikes but most definitely NOT proper boxing punches. And why else do you think that UFC can turn out pros right off the street with only 12 to 18 months of training. That cant happen in boxing.
“Immortal” Matt Brown is one of the most exciting fighters to ever spill blood in the Octagon!
He sucks
@@declanp1 He’s 2nd in knockout wins and 4th in finishes in the UFC. He holds numerous performance of the night bonuses and fight of the night bonuses.
@@declanp1So does your mom. Yet here you are!🤦🏿♂️
*It's funny how you pretend boxing fans cannot grasp that Rocky was a 185 lb guy so he was not Heavyweight by modern standards.*
One of the toughest guys I've ever known had that sort of heavy lean stance, he was also italian. Makes me wonder if it's in the genes. That was rad when Matt broke it down, made a LOT of more sense to the methodology. Good video guys.
Now, this is a good video. You could have just shown a clip, or re-posted a clip of someone else's video, but you actually got someone who's well respected in MMA to show specifics of the technique. Nice!
The mechanics of this punch are the same as those of Tai Chi silk reeling. Tai chi silk reeling requires putting 70% of one's weight on the back leg and 30% on the front leg. The technique requires staying rooted, shifting one's weight, and simultaneously rotating into the strike. It's basically momentum, or the sequential summation of forces, that is being applied to a strike. My MMA teacher taught me how to apply Tai Chi concepts to various strikes.
Coiling core workouts like Mace 360's can improve striking power when applying silk reeling to a punch. Both medicine balls and Mace ballistics can help people hit much harder.
Do you mind sharing the name of this coach? I'd like to look them up
@@vinceduong72 Practical methods or Dr. Yang?
@@zerozephyr6264 My teachers have a direct lineage to Cheng Man Ching. They apply Cheng Man Ching to complement all sorts of style like Muay Thai, karate, boxing, etc. My teachers are no longer teaching MMA. I recommend learning from William CC Chen in New York. He taught David Weck of WeckMethod. Mr. Chen is a direct student of Cheng Man Ching.
@@1x1HealthyEnergybyAndrew I went to an MMA school, but I don't feel like mentioning the name since I heard my teachers are notorious. They are great teachers but they have a bad reputation.
Yes more instructionals!
Thank you very much for this! However, I find it ironic that Matt is teaching us about Marciano’s killer punch while wearing a Joe Louis shirt. 😂
Had to be intentional, right? Maybe paying homage to The Brown Bomber even though he was on the wrong end of the Susie Q.
He whooped Joe Louis ass lol
*Nobody ever wants to discuss little Rocky's resume. I wouldn't either, have you seen it? It's no wonder so many Rocky fans are terrified to even look at it let alone discuss it. It's horrendous. Anything, and i mean anything to avoid his appalling F-LEVEL resume. I mean every champ fights their fair share of tomato cans but nobody, and i mean nobody fought as many F-LEVEL tomato can bums as he did! It's no joke, do the research:* Lee Epperson career record 0 wins 1 loss *F-LEVEL*
Jimmy Weeks career record 0 wins 1 loss *F-LEVEL*
Gilbert Cardone career record 0 wins 3 losses *F-LEVEL*
John Edwards career record 1 win 2 losses *F-LEVEL*
Bill Hardeman career record 1 win 7 losses *F-LEVEL*
Humphrey Jackson career record 4 wins 3 losses *F-LEVEL*
Harry Haft career record 12 wins 7 losses *F-LEVEL*
James Connolly career record 12 wins 9 losses *F-LEVEL*
Harry Bilazarian career record 15 wins 12 losses *F-LEVEL*
Bob Jefferson career record 3 wins 10 losses *F-LEVEL*
Harold Mitchell career record 7 wins 16 losses *F-LEVEL*
Gilley Ferron career record 4 wins 13 losses *F-LEVEL*
Artie Donato career record 7 wins 13 losses *F-LEVEL*
Johnny Pretzie career record 10 wins 14 losses *F-LEVEL*
Don Mogard career record 20 wins 16 losses *F-LEVEL*
Pete Louthis career record 32 wins 14 losses *D-LEVEL*
Tommy DiGiorgio career record 9 wins 15 losses *F-LEVEL*
Kenne Simmons career record 9 wins 22 losses *F-LEVEL*
Art Henri career record 18 wins 29 losses *F-LEVEL*
Jimmy Walls career record 21 wins 41 losses *F-LEVEL*
Ted Lowry career record 71 wins 68 losses *F-LEVEL*
Ted Lowry (twice) 71 wins 68 losses *F-LEVEL*
Gino Buonvino career record 24 wins 15 losses *F-LEVEL*
Gino Buonvino (twice) 24 wins 15 losses *F-LEVEL*
Joe Dominic career record 18 wins 12 losses *F-LEVEL*
Eldridge Eatman career record 22 wins 21 losses *F-LEVEL*
Willis Applegate career record 12 wins 16 losses *F-LEVEL*
Lee Savold career record 104 wins 45 losses *D-LEVEL*
Phil Muscato career record 56 wins 23 losses *D-LEVEL*
Bill Wilson career record 56 wins 27 losses *D-LEVEL*
Johnny Shkor career record 31 wins 19 losses *D-LEVEL*
Fred Beshore career record 35 wins 17 losses *D-LEVEL*
Jimmy Evans 18 wins 8 losses looks okay until you see *he fought 10 opponents with 10 fights or less.*
Eddie Ross 19 wins 5 losses looks okay until you see *he fought 10 debuting amateurs and 7 other opponents with 10 fights or less.*
Bob Quinn 20 wins 4 losses looks okay until you see *he fought 13 opponents with 10 fights or less.*
Bernie Reynolds 53 wins 13 losses looks okay until you see *he fought 30 opponents with 15 fights or less.*
Pat Richards 24 wins 9 losses looks okay until you see *he fought 20 opponents with 10 fights or less.*
Carmine Vingo 16 wins 2 losses looks good until you see *ALL 16 wins came against F-LEVEL opponents.*
Don Cockell 66 wins 14 losses looks okay until you see the majority of his career was at middleweight and light heavyweight. *By the time he faced Marciano he was suffering from severe glandular disorders that wreaked havoc with his physique. He was sallow-skinned, fat, and had a nasty boil on his neck.*
Harry Matthews 90 wins 7 losses is a good B-LEVEL resume until you see *he was a career middleweight moonlighting at light heavyweight.* Matthews weighed 130 lbs vs. Joey Parks who also weighed 130. *Shouldn't one have to beat credible Heavyweight opponents to be respected as a legitimate Heavyweight?*
Roland LaStarza *C-LEVEL.* LaStarza Refused fights with Charles, Moore, Walcott, Louis, Valdez, Satterfield, Bivins, Maxim, Henry, Baker, Johnson, Pompey, Marshall, Smith, Sheppard etc. In an article in RING magazine after his career LaStarza admitted as much!
Rex Layne *C-LEVEL.* LaStarza vs. Layne reminds me of watching two midwest club fighters fighting a 4 rounder on an old ESPN card from Muncie, In. Two guys who were not well schooled, standing in front of each other acting like they were insulted if the other guy missed them with a punch. A lot of right hand leads, a lot of jabs with the rear foot leaving the canvas, little/no counter punching, just two guys willing to get hit but showing little boxing skill. Look how bad Rex Layne swings and misses. What an oaf.
Joe Walcott *C-LEVEL.* Walcott's losses is what elevated his status and built up his credentials, not his wins!!! The fact that Walcott was granted (6) title attempts in a (5) year span speaks volumes about how weak the Heavyweight division was at this time!!! And (4) of these title opportunities came immediately after a Walcott loss!!!
Archie Moore *A-LEVEL* MW/LH and *C-LEVEL* HW. Heck, Low Power 171/173 lb Charles beat him 3 times, 182 lb Patterson obliterated him, and 188 lb tiny cruiser Marciano smashed him. Every time Moore Stepped-Up in competition he got KO'D.
Ezzard Charles *A-LEVEL* LH and *C-LEVEL* HW. William Dettloff’s biography *'Ezzard Charles: A Boxing Life'* documents that Charles first felt weakness in his limbs, and some numbness, as early as 1951. This was 3 years before the Marciano fights, and it was also the same year he lost his title. Ezzard, his family, Ezzard's trainer's Ray Arcel, Jimmy Brown, Chickie Ferrera and Bill Gore all said they noticed signs of ALS in 1951. Bert Sugar said, *"His trainer, Ray Arcel said, that even now, at this stage in 51, and then on into the middle 50's, you could see the beginning, the traces of the disease, that would later claim his life, Lou Gehrig's disease in Charles."* --@ 35:01 ESPN Ringside - Rocky Marciano
*IT'S CLEAR AS DAY WHY HE WENT 49-0:*
*TOO MANY D AND F-LEVEL AMATEUR WALK-IN*
*BOXERS TAKIN-DIVES AND PADDIN RECORDS FOR $$$.*
*OR BEING MADE TO BY THE SICILIAN UNDERWORLD*
*THAT CONTROLLED EVERY SINGLE FACET*
*OF BOXING DURING THE 1950's!!!*
*EVEN LITTLE ROCKY HAD SICILIAN MAFIA BOSS*
*CARBO IN HIS BACK POCKET PROTECTING HIM*
*BCZ THEY WERE MAKING MILLIONS THROUGH HIM.*
*THE DAY AFTER HE RETIRED HE IMMEDIATELY*
*ABANDONED HIS KIDS AND WIFE TO CONNECT*
*WITH HIS UNDERWORLD FRIENDS WHO HELPED*
*HIM START HIS LOANSHARKING BUSINESS.*
*CRY AND SCREAM ALL YA WANT BCZ IT*
*CANNOT EVER SWEEP IT UNDER THE CARPET!!!*
*IT WAS REAL AND VERY WELL DOCUMENTED SO STOP LIVING IN DENIAL.*
@@Sara_Sky_Suttononly a woman could write such an unhinged delusional comment about someone who’s been dead 50+ years
This was excellent! Matt is a well of knowledge, and the video format itself was solid. Great tutorial!
Yes please keep these coming! Especially anything martial arts or combat sports related!
Have Matt show us that brutal elbow strike in the 1st minute of the video. Wow!
Outstanding content! Great to see Matt’s demonstration as well. Thanks!
Great channel.
Really good to see people who recognise there is a massive difference between warriors and work out models. Hilarious to me that people think toughness comes from having muscle definition and abs. Great stuff. Always been a fan of Marciano good to see his technique is still studied
I’ve been in boxing since I was a little girl. I’ve sparred with the best, been taught by my Grandfather and top men (legends). But I’m enjoying studying Rocky Marciano. There is so much to learn from him. He was the greatest.
Hell yeah, good video. Make more 💯
2:07 nah a bolo is a uppercut
It’s named after a machete due to the similar looking mechanics
Just love the Content and would love to see more🔥🔥🔥
Marciano wasn’t fast on his feet but his timing was impeccable. Also he had stamina by the bucket full
Fantastic job, love this. Marciano arguably was the best conditioned boxer ever . Great channel.
@ WHC.. Why is it that Boxers that take on UFC fights always beat up on The ufc fighters! But the Ufc fighters never beat boxers when they come in their waters?!
Thankful to see this. I have been in boxing since a young girl and I love learning from the great Rocky Marciano.
That was excellent very good example he made it very clear how to throw that punch keep high and tight and hit all the way through to deliver the energy.
Matt Brown the legend!!
@ Wild Hunt Conditioning!! I just found your channel!! Awesome CHANNEL!! Thank God I found it!! 😮
Yes, please these things coming :) Quite simple, clean explanation. And very useful.
Love the Joe Louis shirt
Great Work ! I would greatly appreciate this style of videos & Thank you for sharing this not just from yourself , But Also The Great Matt Brown Himself 💯👍🏾
The impact energy of a .308 armor piercing round is over 2300 ft pounds. I don't doubt you, but Rocky Marciano who fought as a heavy weight, he was considered a very small heavy weight, weighing only 189 pounds, so its very impressive that he fought in the HW category! But a 189 pound man generating 2300 ft pounds is almost unbelievable! Dana White from the UFC claims this - “Francis Ngannou holds the record for the most powerful punch. His punch is the equivalent to 96 horsepower which is equivalent to getting hit by a Ford Escort running as fast as it can. And more powerful than a 12 pound sledgehammer swung full force from overhead.” I definitely call BS on this! A Ford Escort weighs 2,436 pounds, this car hitting you quote "fast as it can" would kill ANYONE! lol Just found your channel, great stuff!
6:55 splendide! Loved it . More . Thank you .
Excellent instructional! 🥊 💥
Roy Nelson did a punch like this but it was almost overhand, and he knocked out a lot of dudes with it. He came over the top of the defense. It looks like he is going to hit you on top of the head. Anyhow, new punching technique for me.
Brother if they don’t know Matt Brown you’ve been under a rock.. he’s real talk
The immortal! Let’s go!
Yeah I differently would love to watch more videos like this
Absolutely more content like this your a great person so is Matt immortal Brown real savages
With Ramon Dekkers my favorite fighters
My favourite fighter!
great info more please
So that is like an overhand hook/straight punch
Could you do a Video for a daily Mobility/Stretching routine?
Thanks now I’m gonna do it all the time
More please. Thanks. Subscribed.
Great lesson yes more please. Thanks!
Yes more please
I've asked this before, but seeing as how this is a more recent video that teaches my favorite punch (in boxing or otherwise), I figured I'd a get a second opinion;
Since Marciano was a Swarmer (Another word for in-fighter/close range), would you say that the Suzie Q is perfect for other in-fighters??? Followup question, is the Suzie Q considered a counter punch?
James You Are Awesome! Thank You for all of your content. (Mar-see-ano)
This guy is awesome
Matt Brown have a channel about training?
More please ❤
Great video
Love this more olease sir
Hey James, what type of workouts and training methods would the lawmen/ cowboys would have used back in the wild west days??
I'm going to apply this.
More please
Only
Problem is you break your fist and you’re screwed. But great video.
Except when you don't. Because you've practiced it enough to have good mechanics
Thank you
Somebody up there likes him.
If this particular punch misses, does your extend straight like a cross or does it loop around like a hook?
Let's keep it going!
Gonna test this out on my brother.
Almost like Jack Dempsey drop punch
The bolo is same just a uppercut well thats how i was tought but same body movement
Dear sir
In one of your videos you are saying that a person who is looking fit but gets easily fatigued and weak is not using his energysytems correctly. What do you mean by this and how can it be trained
But Suzy Q wasn't an overhand right, note Rocky didn't lift his elbow when he nailed Jersey Joe at 5:22
A bit loose with their clip curation in this lol
More content like this! Fo-sure
Ha! This guy lives in my town. Cbus.
Bolo is not this. Bolo is a looping rear uppercut. See Willie Pep.
Intellectually speaking: Force = Mass X Acceleration.
The question then becomes, how do we increase mass? And each mass connection point also increases acceleration. Is the addition of each point in the kinetic chain linear, or is it a multiplier? If I throw my arm at speed x, do I add the speed of turning my hips (y) to x, or does it multiply x? Is it x+y or is it x(y) for C in the energy equation?
You are right: Force = Effective Mass x Acceleration. You can increase your effective mass by training your body to keep your skeletal muscles as loose as possible until the exact moment of impact where you tighten everything for a split second. Practice this by punching loose and hold your fist on the heavy bag and tighten everything for several seconds. Repeat dozens of time each workout. Volume gets results.
In karate they call this punch Yama tsuki
I liked this video
Matt Brown the goat
More instructions, please.
Marciano was a baseball catcher so it came natural to him.
👊
It's a golf swing.
LIke, but, you probably know, figthting conditioning and art is much more than anything else, and you must train at least 9h a week to be good :) Give us more everyday training stories and your current trainings :)
Wow
Interesting 🤔
Susie q
49-0
Rule number one.
Never take punching advice from UFC fighters.
They may have a thousand weapons in their arsenal. But thats because they need them to employ their submit not to get hit strategy.
99 pct of martial artists are arm punchers who dont know how to throw or take a proper punch.
Why else do you think most of their fights if not decided by submission change and end so quickly with what are at best decent strikes but most definitely NOT proper boxing punches.
And why else do you think that UFC can turn out pros right off the street with only 12 to 18 months of training.
That cant happen in boxing.
Interesting video. Would be so much better without the annoying lip smacking.
You have to be careful hitting the man when he's down .. not good ..
Thank you