Skill: 0:26 side steps 1:20 weight shifts 2:51 pivots 3:42 L step 4:28 Z step Agility: 5:45 Switched steps 6:11 zick zack 6:39 High knee run 7:05 leg swings 7:46 shuffle step in a circle 8:38 in & outs 9:18 stance switches
❤❤❤ الله اكبر و الصلاة و السلام على رسول الله سيدنا محمد صلى الله عليه وسلم وعلى آله وصحبه والتابعين والملائكة عليهم الصلاة والسلام صدق الله العظيم ورسوله الكريم عليه الصلاة والسلام صدق الله العظيم رب العرش العظيم واتوب اليه وإن إليه راجعون ألف رحمة ونور عليهم الصلاة والسلام والحمد لله رب العالمين ❤❤❤
Thak you, these kind of videos really help. Also i wanna give tip to anyone who reads this. It is much more dangerous to spar(even bodyspar) bigger guy who is unexperienced when you are not begginer but not good either. Because he can not controll his power and when u land livershot he might throw crazy wild right hand which will break your jaw(especially if you didnt see it comming like me) if you dropped your hand😅. (Talking from experience)
Hi there - I just wanted to thank you for providing so much useful information on the art of boxing. If you don’t mind, I have a few questions for you: 1. As someone who’s 5’9 with a reach of 68 inches (which is really short for my height), do you think it’s possible for me to become a high level boxer in the middleweight category? 2. I’ve always found the eastern style (which you specialise in) to be beautiful. However, I heard that it’s only good for tall people with long arms, and that the USSR intentionally looked for people like that to be part of their boxing program. Is this true? Or can I make it work for my body type? 3. Lastly, I wanted to ask you if you think that the eastern style of boxing is good for self defence/street situations. A huge consideration for me whenever I pick up a new art (I’ve done Muay Thai and Judo) is whether or not I can use it to defend myself effectively. What do you think? Thank you for your time.
Hey! Thank you for the feedback 1. Of course you can become a high level boxer. Maybe that’s a little disadvantage for you but you can find ways to successfully utilise your body type 2. USSR boxing is not only about bouncing on your toes at the long range, there were also great shorter guys, just not as many as tall ones 3. Yes it’s effective in street fighting. Of course you will not do the pendulum step there so it’s as effective as any other boxing style
I think you will find this video helpful in regard to your second question Pendulum Step Strategies to Defeat Taller Fighters th-cam.com/video/8nsThEq2Z6k/w-d-xo.html
@@akhotinbxng oh man I have tennis ball but I lost it but still can I use soft ball thank you for commenting on every video i want to learn boxing like my uncle
To beat an unorthodox fighter like Muhammad Ali or Sugar Ray Leonard, focus on patience and timing. Try to cut off the ring and control the center to limit their movement. Stay grounded, use feints, and wait for openings when they try something flashy. Also, stay disciplined defensively-they rely on opponents making mistakes, so keeping your guard tight and not overcommitting can make a big difference.
Skill:
0:26 side steps
1:20 weight shifts
2:51 pivots
3:42 L step
4:28 Z step
Agility:
5:45 Switched steps
6:11 zick zack
6:39 High knee run
7:05 leg swings
7:46 shuffle step in a circle
8:38 in & outs
9:18 stance switches
Well done 🤝
Never stop uploading, as self taught, i did so good in sparring because of your vids along with Tony Jeffries.
Keep it up! Happy to hear that
Anyone get excited when they find something new to work into their training routine?😂🎉
I do :)
Best way to be man, your videos really help bro. Thank you.
Perfect! I'll do drills in place of my shadow boxing. Thanks for making this!
Have fun with them and thanks for the feedback 👊
❤❤❤ الله اكبر و الصلاة و السلام على رسول الله سيدنا محمد صلى الله عليه وسلم وعلى آله وصحبه والتابعين والملائكة عليهم الصلاة والسلام صدق الله العظيم ورسوله الكريم عليه الصلاة والسلام صدق الله العظيم رب العرش العظيم واتوب اليه وإن إليه راجعون ألف رحمة ونور عليهم الصلاة والسلام والحمد لله رب العالمين ❤❤❤
Best explanation of the L step going the OPPOSITE way
Happy to help 🤝
Tysm for making this! When you told me you will make one you actually did it!
Ahaha I had it in the process of editing when you asked it
@@akhotinbxng ohhh!
This is a Superb Demonstration!
Happy to hear!
Lol, loved the music during the different drills
Great editing dude! I love your content :D
Thank you! Trying to make my videos helpful and enjoyable to watch:)
I like how you break it down to simple steps
Thanks, trying to make it easy to follow
can't wait to do the drills, love your videos and this style of boxing. Keep the good work : )
Have fun with them ;)
Yes! Thanks for this man, I’m very excited to practice these
Happy to share them!
Best video on footwork on TH-cam
Oh wow happy to hear it 👊
Thanks bro! i really needed to improve my footwork! my exercises are going to be really hard with this added on.
Happy to help! Have fun in your training
Been waiting for this 🔥🔥🔥
Thanks 👊
this is crazy good bro thx man
Glad you like it!
Footwork is super important in boxing,
thank you for the tips and drills🫡
Exactly! You’re most welcome
Very good video, you explained each drill articulately.
Glad you liked it
Great video, love the music
Awesome, thank you!
Thank u bro ur the reason why I improve so much in my footwork during sparring🙏🙏
That’s awesome! Appreciate you sharing the feedback
Im from bali, thankyou broa 🙏 this content really help me 🎉
Great! Have a good time practicing with the drills
Comment for the algorithm. Awesome work bro.
Much appreciated! Thanks
I want to download this program directly into my mind, so I can remember to train them, at the next session!
Would be possible with a neuro link
Дякую. Класне відео !Розвитку вашому каналу!
Дякую! Дуже приємно чути
Amazing
Appreciate it!
Thak you, these kind of videos really help.
Also i wanna give tip to anyone who reads this.
It is much more dangerous to spar(even bodyspar) bigger guy who is unexperienced when you are not begginer but not good either. Because he can not controll his power and when u land livershot he might throw crazy wild right hand which will break your jaw(especially if you didnt see it comming like me) if you dropped your hand😅.
(Talking from experience)
Thank you for the feedback and sharing your experience. I’m sure that will save a few guys a lot of headache
@@akhotinbxng i hope so
I needed this I keep just moving back and forth and getting hit
Muchas gracias 🇲🇽
You're so welcome!
Yessir!!
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Gold
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Hi there - I just wanted to thank you for providing so much useful information on the art of boxing. If you don’t mind, I have a few questions for you:
1. As someone who’s 5’9 with a reach of 68 inches (which is really short for my height), do you think it’s possible for me to become a high level boxer in the middleweight category?
2. I’ve always found the eastern style (which you specialise in) to be beautiful. However, I heard that it’s only good for tall people with long arms, and that the USSR intentionally looked for people like that to be part of their boxing program. Is this true? Or can I make it work for my body type?
3. Lastly, I wanted to ask you if you think that the eastern style of boxing is good for self defence/street situations. A huge consideration for me whenever I pick up a new art (I’ve done Muay Thai and Judo) is whether or not I can use it to defend myself effectively. What do you think?
Thank you for your time.
Hey! Thank you for the feedback
1. Of course you can become a high level boxer. Maybe that’s a little disadvantage for you but you can find ways to successfully utilise your body type
2. USSR boxing is not only about bouncing on your toes at the long range, there were also great shorter guys, just not as many as tall ones
3. Yes it’s effective in street fighting. Of course you will not do the pendulum step there so it’s as effective as any other boxing style
I think you will find this video helpful in regard to your second question
Pendulum Step Strategies to Defeat Taller Fighters
th-cam.com/video/8nsThEq2Z6k/w-d-xo.html
@@akhotinbxngThanks for your constructive advice 🙏 - can you refer me to videos of any Soviet boxers with a short reach who I can study?
Hell yeah 👍
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Can you make a video about hand eye coordination exercise
Will do, tennis balls are perfect for that
@@akhotinbxng oh man I have tennis ball but I lost it but still can I use soft ball thank you for commenting on every video i want to learn boxing like my uncle
@@akhotinbxng can I learn on a boxing book
Can you make a video on head movement?
Hey, I will note that and record some time down the road when I can
@@akhotinbxng thanks man love your videos btw
Hey dude I'm starting my own boxing channel do you have any tips
1. Stay consistent
2. Always learn new things
3. Thumbnail, title and hook are super important so make them good
@@akhotinbxng thanks bro
0:09 What did bro try to do?
He tried to throw the cross to my body
How long would you recommend practicing each drill
That depends on how you structure your training plan. I usually go from 40 to 60 seconds per drill
@akhotinbxng That time frame fits pretty perfectly in my plan. Thanks a bunch for the advice
Ini yang gua cari cari
Happy you found it 🤝
on TikTok it makes me dizzy This channel is pretty good, sir
@@akhotinbxng .respect buat mike tayson ,kakek terkuat di bumi bumi , nanti kita lihat apakah jake paul masih bisa bertarung di umur 58 ta
is this beginner or intermediate level sir?
Can work both for beginners and intermediate level boxers. Just take it slowly if needed
How many seconds/reps and sets for each?
Oh that depends how you want to structure your workout
I usually do them for 1-2 sets of 45-60 seconds as a small part of my main workout
👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
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I am self training and it turns out ive been accidentally doing ALL the agility drills-
Oh that is good. When you train solo you have a lot of room for creativity
Güzel Temel Ayak çalışması
Yes, thanks
How can I beat a unorthodox fighter or someone who fights like Muhammad Ali or sugar ray leonae
Leonaed
To beat an unorthodox fighter like Muhammad Ali or Sugar Ray Leonard, focus on patience and timing. Try to cut off the ring and control the center to limit their movement. Stay grounded, use feints, and wait for openings when they try something flashy. Also, stay disciplined defensively-they rely on opponents making mistakes, so keeping your guard tight and not overcommitting can make a big difference.
@@akhotinbxng thanks,this helped my visualization
@@akhotinbxng now how can I beat someone with great head movement
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