A Powerful Boxing Technique to Stop Someone From Circling | Jared Robinson from Sacred Boxing
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- Jared Robinson is an amazing professional boxer, 16-3-1 with 7 KOs and is now an amazing teacher. Go follow him at / sacredboxing
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Gave the YT channel a sub and will be checking them out soon.
Lomachenko does this all the time, glad somebody is showing a great skill like this
Simple. Cut the angle, kick his body or legs. Let him run. Don't take him down
Watching so that no one can stop me from circling 👀
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@@getwhatyougive 😉
@@Zaid26127 you do bagua?
😂😂😂
No i could i swear
This seriously is the best channel for me to pretend that I know fighting xD Love all your content.
This bro said the quiet part out loud!
@@TZsal haha
I like this. When I first taught my best friend to box, all he did in sparring was run. Everyone else I trained with was all about offense. Cutting him off, felt like a lot of work. Now I'll think "body shots, baby!"
Same for my best friend. I taught him some Muay Thai shit and he does not want to get kicked
@@zuccsucc476 lol
That's what I'm trying to get back into again is knowing I may get hit but stop worrying and giving a shit about it but be on the attack
A thing to think about is that you were probably hitting way to fucking hard if he was running in sparring as when you are teaching someone for the first time you have to gradually get them used to the intensity then slowly go higher intensity otherwise there is honestly no point in teaching them as they are not going to want to do it
Making people put in a lot of work to catch you can be a legit game plan though.
Having an opponent chase you can tire them out quickly if they're being super aggressive and you can make them throw a lot of whiffed punches at you during the chase.
The frustration of a good chase can also be a bit of a mind game. It can provoke an opponent to be reckless with their shots once you allow them into range because in their mind they're "finally" in striking range and feel they need to get as many strikes in as possible.
Haha i wasnt expecting to see sensei seth he just popped out of nowhere
That's the chubby surprise.
I Hope Mike had a few spare Pokeballs at the ready, because a wild sensei seth appeard!
I was expecting a joke of some sort as the camera panned to Seth. 😅
Mike is a Wing Chun master that just doesn't realize it yet.
Speaking of Wing Chun.
I would love to see a western boxer, go into WC, master it and just wreck shop.
@@jamealjordon1376 Right!? I think that would just totally fix wing chun.
@@paulv7744 thats why Bruce Lee adopted a boxing style lowkey
5:52 - Hahahaha Sensei Seth escaped from your basement again! 😂
Jared: I'm gonna go to the body
Mike: [sweating intensifies]
I guess I gotta let him...
Always loved doing this. I throw that body shot with intention, to put fear in that direction. Thanks for the succinct explanation!
Ah, just seeing this bro. Would have helped if I subscribed to your channel 🤦🏾♂️ Turned out great bro‼️ Looking forward to the next collab. Actually planning to be at the Beach October 8th...
I would catch feelings if I found out my boy wasnt even subbed to my channel yet.
@@Psycho-Ssnake 🤣🤣 Mike knows I don't internet well.
Coach, can you do a video about the Diaz style “pitter patter” style of punching, how even punching 50% speed and 50% power but 100 punches a round is effective. And why guys think “ehh I’ll out box him”
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Have insane cardio
@The Tide Rises Loma isnt worried about blast doubles or getting a shin to the dome. Of course he boxes better, he's a boxer, also a generation later.
@The Tide Rises do it for 5 5-minute rounds with the best in the business trying to counter you and get back to me on that statement. If you are saying their abnormally high cardio doesn’t have anything to with their fight style, I don’t know what to tell you. People they have fought and they have explicitly stated their cardio allows for them to do what they do.
@The Tide Rises1. Didn’t straw man your argument. You are making the statement that throwing 50% speed and power punches is slightly harder then standing stil, removing all context of the actual original statement of this situation. The OP is talking about the fighting style of the Diaz brothers not bad shadow boxing.if anyone is doing any straw manning here it’s actually you.
2. Take your own advice. Your mitt holding is terrible. The guys you “train” are throwing their 3s 4 inches from their face but their 1-2s at full extension creating a terrible habit.
Edit: furthermore, you compartmentalized this conversation about boxing . The op requested a totally separate video regarding a fighting style.
You can tell Mike respects the hell out of Jared because he didn't even gesture at the inside joke when Jared said 'to the body'.
Good job using your Gongfu. The sensitivity made through contact helps you plot the next move; that's why there are so many variations of guard entries in Gongfu styles. They are all different ways or establishing or re-est. connection as we try to develop positional advantage. relative to our footwork and the opponents movement.
Holy crap, is Seth just secretly in every video?
Exactly my thoughts lol
Nice collab man!
George foreman used this technique against michael moorer who kept trying to fight him by angling outside. He threw a left body hook to adjust moorer to a position just enough for George to align his straight right down the middle. Thanks coach icy mike and Coach Jared.
As a southpaw, if he circles left I trap his left hand and hook the face (or if he's jabbing throw a corkscrew over the top). If he goes right I kick the liver.
Forces him to fight a linear fight, which gives me immense control of the tempo and where I want it to go. If I want to keep it linear, I hit him with a teep then fake it and go high.
Thanks again for yet another technique that I would have no way to learn training on my own. I seriously wouldn’t have figured out how to “stop” because I train solo at the moment
Feel ya. Fighting really isn't something we can do by ourselves. I'm training alone too and I'm sure I'll get my ass kicked when I go back to the fightng gym.
@@nobsherc progression should be punching bag > punching hand mits > controlled sparring
Secret Seth!
"But I heard trapping doesn't work!" 😂😂😂
Worth mentioning that roundhouse kick to the leg or body have a similar effect. Too bad no one that fought Dominic Cruise ever figured this out
It’s Cruz,they did he lost 3 fights !!!,also he never really went side to side,he does a silly monkey dance footwork which is awkward and weird,which was why he was hard to beat for lot years as people coudnt figure out he’s timing,
5:36 All Jeet Kune Do/Wing Chun guys : "That's mine ! I do that !"
Feedback from the arm you are touching your opponent with is something ive got from Judo. You can feel instead of seeing, and i think the reaction time of that is quicker, since you are responding to the physical input.
When something hurts you physically you almost always touch that part of the body first, way before your eyes can catch up.
Now change the pain to the input from the opponent, which can end up in being hurt.
Clinching/MT, Judo, Wrestling/Grappling, Aikido. All of them use that, to diffrent degrees but still.
Agreed. 👍🏽
A WILD SENSEI SETH APPEARS!
I'm not trying to poke fun but Mike what you said about sensitivity when checking that arm was basically the premise of the teachings of aikido. Aikido is 50% ukemi. You're 5th kyu now. You're welcome lol 😂
I hold akido in the same regard as holistic healing and Chinese herbal medicine... like great.... but let's not pretend it's real
@@georgel3657 I will agree that aikido does not do enough sparring and that's one of the reasons I started training in Bjj as well, but I'm not going to sit back and say leg locks which is what a lot of modern schools do thanks to People like The death squad are good for self defense. I don't think it's good to make a habit out of either with self defense In Mind. At the end of the day none of it is real because death comes for us all sooner or later lol.
@@georgel3657 I heard many MMA fighters roasting Steven Seagall that he’s fake or aikido is fake.
@@andrewtanczyk4009 Steven seagall is a shit representation of aikido, so not surprised lol
Action beats reaction in most cases. Realistically, you'd have to train a muscle-memory reaction to this. Off the top of my head, I'd say you'd want to fire a left check-hook. That said, this is very much a ring adaptation of the standard street fighting technique of grabbing your opponent's clothing with one hand and using the other hand to strike, stab, etc.. Good stuff.
Great Boxing fundamentals! Being that I was born in "Fayette-Nam," (or Fayetteville, N.C.,) it's a blessing to see a local Boxer from N.C., as well. Thanks for sharing!
Such awesome episodes to watch
Wow! This is some great wing chun! Good job Mike
6:52 "Boxing with no ego". Now I realize what was wrong with my last coach.
looool sensei seth was just sitting there the whole time
Joe frazier used head movement and explosive forward motion to catch Ali. GGG uses diagonal footwork to corner opponents, and Julio Chavez fought very squared up to match his opponents lateral movement.
MIndset for punching...mindset for trapping = Gold.
I’ve always found best way is to keep the pressure on them,wait for them to circle into your spinning back kick !!!!,if they go the other way into Thai roundhouse,oh hang on we talking about boxing !!!,sorry don’t know then lol
Think of this as more of a way to stop the circling, without breaking your opponent :D
Really nice stuff. Will have a look at this next time I am sparring.
Awesome content coach, thanks for sharing these incredible insights ⚡
This is great! Goes good shooting a power double or a jumping strike when guys retreat straight forward and straight back.
Love your channel man.
Seth just appearing, haha.
Solid info.
Thanks Coaches!!
Love your energy! Keep it up!!
Great video like always
Yessur he from NC
Wait is Jared's gym in Charlotte? Shit I've been looking for a gym and this is proof of quality right here.
My boxing coach taught extremely defensive fighters who would run as much as possible, win on points (the kind of fights that are boring to watch). I was an in-fighter and he refused to accept that. I eventually had to go into the ring without him as my coach.
if you are very light on your toes, you can use this stroke to redirect your position, pull yourself up and reposition yourself.
Good stuff man!
Nice..
Thanks guy's.
Seth with that Ninjitsu... I had to look behind me to make sure he wasn't in my living room. Damn where did he come from??
Hard2Hurt Cinematic Universe expands.
Mike would just go to the body
I love this
Absolute boxing genius.
Subscribed to his channel.
It’s weird to hear everyone’s favorite TH-cam coach to call someone else coach 👀
There's levels to this stuff! He is the man!
Small detail but love it. Great info
Hey love the vids
Cool! Love these short technique videos!
Coming from the perspective of the person who's doing the circling: I circle & throw stiff jabs at the same time. Which makes it harder for a dude to come into my territory.
Another great tip! Love it! 🤙🏾
5:55 SUDDENLY SETH!
Good stuff, coach!
Man I watched the video and forgot to leave a like, so I came back to make sure I got you.
Love this!
Reminds me of Ismet Himmets video on Xing Yi splitting/metal.
Bigger opponents don't need to circle most of the time. But bigger opponents can often stop running opponents like that.
BTW Seth beaming into the video was unexpected af. 🤣
Let's get his channel some subscribers!
You ever listen to Mike and think Master Wong? Like the two have the same intensity when showing something. I guess "It Depends". Ryan should have TM'd that saying. I thought maybe a overhand left might be there as an escape. When he you against the wall yeah it isn't there. I might add how Jarred cut the area down as Mike was moving was pretty cool.
Haven't tried this yet but if you're already pushing their arm, wouldn't it already be redirected if they threw a punch?
So I paused the video for this, does Seth just live with Mike? Because I've been watching the entire video and didn't even realize he was there until he said something. I swear he just pops into the videos with no warning. He's in so many videos that I'm like "are you guys like neighbors or something?" No hate to seth I subscribe to him to he's just ALWAYS there
*borat voice* 'you'll never get this, you'll never get this!" 🤣
Good video
If you're in a tournament you cut them off but if in a street fight I would kind of think what are we doing? If you're no longer trying to hurt me we're done here.
Except he might not be.
It's a bad sign outside of a ring/cage/mat, when the other person starts fighting like they know what to do On/In one. Why is this person stalling? Are they spooked? Did I hurt them? Or are they waiting for something. What do they know that I don't?
It might be over. It might be about to kick off in a whole different way.
Smart.
This way of stoping or trapping work like taichi or Kungfu (Same goal)
This Prove that Boxing had Taichi & Kungfu in it too(Nature)
Shadow Boxing even work like Kata.
He said the most important keyword: mindset.
Mike I love the channel and wanted some advice. I'm a teenager and do bjj but I want to get in to striking mor specifically kickboxing. I have friends that I spar with but my parents don't want me to start kickboxing in a gym because they don't want me to get hit in tge head a bunch. But I really would like to kickboxing. What do you think I should do. Thank you in advance.
Wholly Crap, sensei seth is in this video. 😳 huh!!!
Well why would somebody be circling towards the power hand? As a boxer you are taught to circle away from the power hand
So Seth really just silently sat in the corner for almost 6 and a half minutes without saying a word? Okay ig.
So would a body level round kick works the same way ?
When they tested boxers 90% of the difference in power was accounted for by differences in strength. Okay, that's a group who all have good technique. And we're talking about differences, not absolute power. But still: it's interesting.
Surprise Sensei Seth cameo
Ali
I was wondering why mike seemed so happy and then the camera turned around and i realized why
Sensei Seth comes out of nowhere!
Hey Mike what size are your gloves?
Petite
Suddenly Sensai Seth! Haha
Seth where you come from?!
You can try this all you want, but it won't matter against me. Accept my challenge; Kickboxing, Muay Thai, or Boxing.
Let's get it
I knew going TO THE BODY was the answer
Ugh...
Easier in Kickboxing just throw leg kick to the leg they are going towards.
Getting punched in the face isn't scary. Try getting a table leg to the temple and not getting knocked out.
Try steel toe boots to the head and it only pissing you off.
Try a guy sneaking you from the side with his buddies trying to jump you.
Try having broken ribs and a guy telling you to stand up. So you try to stand up and hes so terrified that he can't even wait. And then after he's swung all his punches before the cops rush in and your only wound is a small cut on the top of your nose.
Minus the broken ribs, cause the cops tased tf outta you, and wanted to taz your heart, because some beach wouldn't leave you tf alone in a public space.
Try a guy trying to hit you with a girthy stick only to have it break on him, and your hand grabs his windpipe on its own.
Try a guy in Cali pulling a knife on you when your in a boxing stance cause he won't leave you alone.
Try wrestling a guy while his buddy is trying there best to hit you all over your head during the "fight", taking shots to your temple, the back of your head nose, ears, etc and it's not even registering, but the blood is flowing well.
Lmfao those are infinitely "scarier" then a punch to the face.
Sensei Seth came out of nowhere
Simple. Cut the angle, kick his body or legs. Let him run. Don't take him down
Take them down
Anthony Joshua needs to watch this one lol
A boxing coach implying trapping?! What a time.
(Jokingly)
This has been shown in the rocky movies a couple times. Just saying. This is a cool concept, cuz I've sparred with people that would "run." Definitely irritating when they do that.