It's all about the set up. You've gotta make sure before the first punch is thrown, everyone involved knows it's 'light sparring' then just fucking unload on the guy.
Miguel Cotto is an example of a Modernized Peek-a-boo and Mexican style guard.. his old school mix with new school tactics Are just beautiful to watch.
What I like about Shane's videos is that he gets straight to the point ... no corny intro, no unfunny comedic remarks and laughter in between, no annoying commercial. Just no-nonsense .... imagine if he had ALL of those things included, which is the case with some TH-camrs, then there's now way that I would watch all his videos.
I forget the name of the boxer, but he had a weird stance. He had a decent career and he laid right fore arm on his left forearm and pointed his left elbow out. Almost like he was going to plow through your guard/offense with his elbow. He had success because it was such a rare stance but it made his jab awkward and his right hand less powerful.
I never recommend a beginner use that hands low style. Until you got a lot of rounds of sparring under your belt, maybe a few amateur matches, keep that guard high and tight
I'm too old for fighting, but I love these videos. I always come away with a deeper understanding of techniques which let's me appreciate matches more. Good stuff.
@@Max-gc2yz exactly. I am a smaller fighter myself and have tried this style but I would appreciate it if someone were to explain it thoroughly so I may master it.
I never knew the "Mexican style" was a thing. I trained in Doryoku Karate when I was a kid, and then went on to box recently, I mixed the two stances together which feels natural to me and I ended up doing that exact stance.
Fullshark 09 yea if you watch his 2nd fight against Tracy Patterson or his 2nd against Micky Ward or the one against Jesse James Leija you’ll see that he def had some solid boxing skills
I’ve said it once and I’ll say it again. Thanks guys so much for completing the moves during explanation! Coach PJs head for example goes back after the punch for Coach Shane even though the blow is not in real time speed. It demonstrates the effectiveness of a punch thrown and also what happens on the defensive end should an opponent drop his/her guard and leaves him/herself open. This is a channel worth watching and I do these drills. Lots of fun
I used to do a modified “drunken boxer” stance because I could use the excuse that I knew how to defend even tho I didn’t and was just lazy with my hands xD
The Mexican style stance is also great to set up up body punches and come up whit upper cuts watch juan Manuel Marquez highlights you can get kind of an idea it’s awesome all stances are great tho it just depends whitch one you adjust to ! 🥊🥊🥊🥊
My preferred guard style: Modified Philly with low/extended lead hand. I use it to to keep something in someone's face at all times, easy guard testing, fast up jabs, and good energy conservation. Only down side is the lack of defense, but if you've got good head movement, it works. At least for me that is :P
The philly shell is very hard to use if you’re shorter than your opponent. You will most likely get tagged with the right bc the shoulder roll is probably the hardest to master
@Lando _ No because MMA gyms are rare in India. Highly discouraged upon society them dumbasses. You're lucky if you find a boxing gym. It's mostly Karate and Taekwondo McDojos
bro i was looking at this video getting into boxing and i didnt even realise i naturally use the 3rd one, i thought it was silly that i did it but now i realize its an actual style. thanks
The only thing u guys left off about the philly shell or grand rapids roll is.... Your right hand has to cover two spots (orthodox). The right side of the face but it also has to go to the front of the face/chin to party and block jabs and potentially other shots (With an open palm facing the opponant). If u leave your right hand on the right side of the face u will eventually get caught by easily blocked punches. That's all great video 🔥🔥🔥
TBH mike tyson footwork is underrated its the reason he could make the slips so perfect and load the punches so easily as well as make them connect modern martial artist made a great vid series about Tyson and talked about it. Pretty fantastic breakdown
It isn't for people who study boxing. It was extraordinary. In fact, I think Tyson is the only fighter that I can think of who almost NEVER improvised in the ring. Cus and Rooney had given him the keys and formula for all of the actions and reactions of opponents that he didn't have to deviate. His training footwork and movement looks EXACTLY like his fight footage. Amazing.
I got the stand of "Mike tyson style" then the right hand like by Mexican style and the left hand just on shoulder hight and when I get pushed back words I kinda go like mayweather I think I just got (for me) the best version
I am very interested in the Mexican style. Who would you recommend I should study? Is their any instructional clips out there you would recommend? Thank you for your help.
Philly shell is all in the feet when blocking a left hook or rolling a right cross don’t over turn with the blocks otherwise they can bait and create a gap in between the left hook right hand or right hand left hook
When you juve and jive you drop your hands. When you set up you raise your hands. Ali would hold his lead hand down so he could slap the jaw or straight jab. The other hand protects the jaw. George foreman used a cross arm block so he could wade into his opponent and throw straight power shots. When in a fight a fighter has to have one hand in front of his mouth at all times. A punch in the mouth is a knock out.
Bn oot gym(boxin) 20+yrs an 37 got fight for cancer uk in 13wks a get 8wks pro coaching iv bn to my local gym n on pads coach plus pal saying my rear hand to high i use traditional but likin this mexican style need to take note to have jab hand higher than rear helps the tekegraph on jab n helps protect my ribs thanks guys
Where the peek a boo style had a con at is it put more strain on the ribs or hips versues the legs so if your using the peek a boo style versues some one who is hard to overwhelm being aggressive your just tiring your ribs and legs out with more movement than youll need
I like to use the Mexican style at the start to find my range and jab. Then when I'm comfortable and want to be aggressive I change to peekaboo. That's the most effective to me
Bruce Lee was really ahead of his time. In his book THE TAO OF JEET KUNE DO Bruce demonstrates the Philly shell as his guard stance of choice. I might add the kick boxing champ SUPERFOOT WALLACE fought out of the same stance.
michaellevin92 It would work provided you know when to switch, and not switching for the sake of switching, rather with intent behind the switch. It’s been very effective for me in sparring so far.
First: very good video. Second: I'm a box enthusiast and I really like your videos. I think it would be amazing if you guys made a video with further explanation of these defenses, their advantages, disadvantages and application in a sparring session. Just to see the different styles in action
when I used to fight in school I always used the drunken boxer, it was so useful because I could just pretend to attack, until the guy missed and I could hit him from the side
I practice weaponry and you need to fight defensively cause you can't get hit with a blade and a stick will stun you for a followup. I have empty hands what I call Chinese Soft Hands Defense and I really enjoyed this video. Peace. Mike.
2:16 that is Mexican style kinda in a way. It was developed in Mexico and is used by J M Marquez finito lopez and Salvador Sanchez its similar to the Phili shell only the lead hand is loos and wondering fighters using this still have to learn how to develop power with the left and how to instantly turn it into a hook an upper or a jab this's were the famous left hook developed because of how fuedly any wondering hand would turn into a hook. I know most people like to think Mexican style is just moving forward with no de but true Mexican style keeps his opponents preoccupied with the left as he gathers points and then hurts you with that straight right. A good example of perfect uses of this style look at barrera vs prince nassim, eric Morales vs Pacquiao 1. Both fighters outsmarted and out punched their opponents with the lead hand and would force their opponents to choose getting tapped with the left or getting hurt with a straight
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Can you break down Charlie Zelenoff’s signature timeout technique?
GreatDragonGaming yes please Shane I gots to know
It's all about the set up. You've gotta make sure before the first punch is thrown, everyone involved knows it's 'light sparring' then just fucking unload on the guy.
ZHEHAHAHAHAAAA
You are not ready for such a godly technique.
Only the goat Charlie is worthy enough to know that technique
Philly stance kinda resembles a knight covering behind a shield and attacking with a sword.
Great metaphor.
Dudensky i see it now that you’ve said that
Dudensky exactly brotha
Well gotdamn...
@James Blackwood You can only end him rightly with the pommel.
Miguel Cotto is an example of a Modernized Peek-a-boo and Mexican style guard.. his old school mix with new school tactics Are just beautiful to watch.
But get destroyed by Pacquiao
Clintlloyd Ligutan so? He gave it a go didn’t he?
what do you expect my fellow toxic peenois. Acting like pacman is the best fighter lol
@@clintlloydligutan2163 I'm pretty sure about 95% of Pacquiaos opponents get destroyed anyway so...
hajime no ippo
"Drunken Boxer" stance,is exhibited every Saturday night at clubs around the world!
😅😂🤣
No, that's "knocked out guy" stance.
Facts lol
🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣
Can you make 4 styles of kickboxing guard ?
YES KICKBOXING GUARD PLEASE SHANE
OMG YES DUDE
Yes please
NO MAUI THAI
Yes that would be awesome
What I like about Shane's videos is that he gets straight to the point ... no corny intro, no unfunny comedic remarks and laughter in between, no annoying commercial. Just no-nonsense .... imagine if he had ALL of those things included, which is the case with some TH-camrs, then there's now way that I would watch all his videos.
1.Philly Shell
2. Peekaboo stance
3. Cross Guard
4. Long and High
That's what I know.
3rd one is definitely not the cross guard, the cross guard is looks more similar to the philly shell
I forget the name of the boxer, but he had a weird stance. He had a decent career and he laid right fore arm on his left forearm and pointed his left elbow out.
Almost like he was going to plow through your guard/offense with his elbow.
He had success because it was such a rare stance but it made his jab awkward and his right hand less powerful.
@@MrSirFluffy sounds almost like Archie moore
@@MrSirFluffy th-cam.com/video/sRPjJEuOOC0/w-d-xo.html
I never recommend a beginner use that hands low style. Until you got a lot of rounds of sparring under your belt, maybe a few amateur matches, keep that guard high and tight
Yes coach!
Definitely
Haha I watched some RJJ before sparring one day and got fucked up because of it😅 I got some clean slips though
Chris Towers 3:13 he says this in the video
The best example of The Drunken Guard is Emanuel Augustus
Emanuel "robbed more times than anthony joshua fought" Augustus
But don't let that distract you from the fact that Fury was robbed
Nate diaz
His nicknane was the drunken master so...
Or Tyson fury
Anderson Silva
I'm too old for fighting, but I love these videos. I always come away with a deeper understanding of techniques which let's me appreciate matches more. Good stuff.
You’re never too old
Never too old 🙏🏻
People told George Foreman he was too old and he came back swingin’
Never too old
4 styles of Muay Thai guard
Osiel Maldonado Good Shout
ORIGINALINDIVIDUAL thanks
Osiel Maldonado congrats he made a video in it
funkaholic M thanks man
Osiel Maldonado u suck
You forgot cross arm guard, made famous by the Legendary Archie Moore. How you missed that one
Cerrome Afrocanus and Frazier
Big George
Shavers
James Toney
Ken norton
Hey coach can you make a video discussing that "Mexican style" guard? I really want to try it.
TiltedTrash I use it it works well against taller opponents
@@Max-gc2yz exactly. I am a smaller fighter myself and have tried this style but I would appreciate it if someone were to explain it thoroughly so I may master it.
@@arcanewrath Well its either my sparring mates are trash or it does work for smaller fighters lol cus its always worked for me.
Raphael not true buddy
@@Max-gc2yz what's the stances real name I'm trying to look it up ?
I never knew the "Mexican style" was a thing. I trained in Doryoku Karate when I was a kid, and then went on to box recently, I mixed the two stances together which feels natural to me and I ended up doing that exact stance.
What about the Arturo Gattti guard where you block with your face? Take 1 to give 1
Druth nah gatti took 5 to give 1 still one of if not the most exiting fighter in boxing
RIP Aturo
He actually was a solid technnician. The problem is that his heart used to mess up his focus and willingness to box.
Fullshark 09 yea if you watch his 2nd fight against Tracy Patterson or his 2nd against Micky Ward or the one against Jesse James Leija you’ll see that he def had some solid boxing skills
RIP
Ippo made the peek a boo stance popular. How not gonna talk about Ippo
Lol
What is an ipoo?
Lord Lobov It’s an anime about boxing
Hajame jono ippo😂🥊😍
Lord Lobov Well Ippo is the main character
PJs never ending hand movements will be the death of me .... 😂😂
I'm glad someone else said it lol. He's smart and I like him but his constant gestures and movements bug me
SUM MO' COMMENT ACTION I mean they are fine , but he always does the same 1 ,2 combo and funny gestures 😂
@@self-madejacobo8281 what bugs me is everytime Shane finishes a thought he nods or winks or grins. Like he's trying too hard to look interested lol.
SUM MO' COMMENT ACTION thank god some one else thinks the same as me. His movement is the cringiest thing on the internet
I’ve said it once and I’ll say it again. Thanks guys so much for completing the moves during explanation! Coach PJs head for example goes back after the punch for Coach Shane even though the blow is not in real time speed. It demonstrates the effectiveness of a punch thrown and also what happens on the defensive end should an opponent drop his/her guard and leaves him/herself open. This is a channel worth watching and I do these drills. Lots of fun
I wanna see these 2 guys go at it all the way.
Emanuel Agustus used both Philly Shell and the Drunken Style technique
Edit: Watch his highlights
Hell yea mentioned my favorite fighter JMM. He was so technically gifted thanks to also nacho
As a 🇵🇭 Filipino I like JMM yeah his defense so unbreakable
I used to do a modified “drunken boxer” stance because I could use the excuse that I knew how to defend even tho I didn’t and was just lazy with my hands xD
As a boxer I really appreciate the boxing videos as I can always see my improvements after practicing
I feel more confident now thanks you guys
The Mexican style stance is also great to set up up body punches and come up whit upper cuts watch juan Manuel Marquez highlights you can get kind of an idea it’s awesome all stances are great tho it just depends whitch one you adjust to ! 🥊🥊🥊🥊
Valentin Corea do u know any videos that teaches this
@@opungsopung4920 for sure brotha go on TH-cam and put Romanza gym the they will be throwing mitts and showing you the Mexican style techniques
My preferred guard style: Modified Philly with low/extended lead hand. I use it to to keep something in someone's face at all times, easy guard testing, fast up jabs, and good energy conservation. Only down side is the lack of defense, but if you've got good head movement, it works. At least for me that is :P
Did PJ ever fight pro Shane?
Philly shell also gives you a deadly lead backhand slap
stockton 100
works for me
The philly shell is very hard to use if you’re shorter than your opponent. You will most likely get tagged with the right bc the shoulder roll is probably the hardest to master
Can you make one for mma...
Suraj Shaw he talked about stances and they include guards. go check out the older video and enjoy the dreads.
@@evancarr Okay...
Suraj Shaw do you train mma?
@Lando _ No because MMA gyms are rare in India. Highly discouraged upon society them dumbasses. You're lucky if you find a boxing gym. It's mostly Karate and Taekwondo McDojos
@@anadisharma7355 Mumbai?
I love this type of videos
I found this extremely informative and helpful. Good video.
bro i was looking at this video getting into boxing and i didnt even realise i naturally use the 3rd one, i thought it was silly that i did it but now i realize its an actual style. thanks
Always with the good stuff my man! Big up!😎
Peekaboo is also my favorite, I love this stance
After he almost got touched @ the 2:02 mark he didn't know what to do with his hands 😂👏🏾👏🏾
The “Mexican style” guard is known as the mixed guard. Thats the stance Kenny Weldon teaches
The philly stance looks the simplest... but in reality requires the most skill and ability
So much beauty when Coach pj hits him in play
I was waiting for this video thank you ❤❤
The only thing u guys left off about the philly shell or grand rapids roll is.... Your right hand has to cover two spots (orthodox). The right side of the face but it also has to go to the front of the face/chin to party and block jabs and potentially other shots (With an open palm facing the opponant). If u leave your right hand on the right side of the face u will eventually get caught by easily blocked punches. That's all great video 🔥🔥🔥
Drunken boxer stance: dude, that’s ALI straight up!! ALI, ALI, ALI!!!!
Look up the drunken boxer and you'll see where it came from. The man who mayweather said was his toughest opponent.
TBH mike tyson footwork is underrated
its the reason he could make the slips so perfect and load the punches so easily as well as make them connect
modern martial artist made a great vid series about Tyson and talked about it. Pretty fantastic breakdown
It isn't for people who study boxing. It was extraordinary. In fact, I think Tyson is the only fighter that I can think of who almost NEVER improvised in the ring. Cus and Rooney had given him the keys and formula for all of the actions and reactions of opponents that he didn't have to deviate. His training footwork and movement looks EXACTLY like his fight footage. Amazing.
I love Mike's peek a boo style
I like to keep my right elbow up guarding the face. One dude rocked himself swinging wild on me like that.
Thanks for the knowledge keep running!
Yo thanks Coach Pj and Shane! Love the channel
There's this spanish dude that goes to my MMA academy, he'd used Mexican style mixed with Muay thai. Scary style. hahaha.
work on your timing
I swear Hajime No Ippo gets me wanting to box
The reason why I joined boxing, and I'm loving it. Learning the basics and the trail and errors it's cool 🦋
2:35 Usyk also uses this, good for holding the opponent at the distance
3:50 Tyson Fury best example
I got the stand of "Mike tyson style" then the right hand like by Mexican style and the left hand just on shoulder hight and when I get pushed back words I kinda go like mayweather I think I just got (for me) the best version
I am very interested in the Mexican style. Who would you recommend I should study? Is their any instructional clips out there you would recommend? Thank you for your help.
The black dude really hit him like 3 times😂😂
Maj lol i saw that
Philly shell is all in the feet when blocking a left hook or rolling a right cross don’t over turn with the blocks otherwise they can bait and create a gap in between the left hook right hand or right hand left hook
When you juve and jive you drop your hands. When you set up you raise your hands. Ali would hold his lead hand down so he could slap the jaw or straight jab. The other hand protects the jaw. George foreman used a cross arm block so he could wade into his opponent and throw straight power shots. When in a fight a fighter has to have one hand in front of his mouth at all times. A punch in the mouth is a knock out.
Philly shell is my go to defense in fights
JMM or GGG defense stand are unbreakable
Bn oot gym(boxin) 20+yrs an 37 got fight for cancer uk in 13wks a get 8wks pro coaching iv bn to my local gym n on pads coach plus pal saying my rear hand to high i use traditional but likin this mexican style need to take note to have jab hand higher than rear helps the tekegraph on jab n helps protect my ribs thanks guys
Man you guys are so likeable and obviously knowledgeable too, respect and thanks for the info :)
Great now i can use this in that boxing vr game
yeah same
Thanks again coach Fazen!
#Fighttipsfortheunderdogs
🙏👊
Hey, Shane! Any chance we’ll see a raw version of your spar with Kevin Ross? :)
These videos are great, I'm learning a lot! Mad love from Brazil! 🇧🇷
Number 3 is just having an active guard (control you opponent with feints and lead hand control). You should have an active in stance number 1 and 4
2:32 - You're basically describing the classic boxing guard.
Mexican style and philly shell is 🔥🔥🔥
what a fast foot work the tall guy have amazing !
Where the peek a boo style had a con at is it put more strain on the ribs or hips versues the legs so if your using the peek a boo style versues some one who is hard to overwhelm being aggressive your just tiring your ribs and legs out with more movement than youll need
Great vid Shane , I’m bout to practice all 4 !!
A lot of boxers dont recommend mayweather’s guard because is hard and risky.
So better start whit a regular and ortodox guard for your safety
the phillys shell reminded of this on boxer how was in my gym he was amazing it was impressive how much he tryied
Thx! Really needed it.
I love the peekaboo style
I like to use the Mexican style at the start to find my range and jab. Then when I'm comfortable and want to be aggressive I change to peekaboo. That's the most effective to me
My favorite stances was that Roy Jones Stances
The 3rd style is called the long guard or hanging Jab. wladimir klitschko was famous for that
Bruce Lee was really ahead of his time. In his book THE TAO OF JEET KUNE DO
Bruce demonstrates the Philly shell as his guard stance of choice.
I might add the kick boxing champ SUPERFOOT WALLACE fought out of the same stance.
Now days boxers like Spence and Crawford use all of those stances in certain points in their fights. its a amazing thing to see.
Can you make one of you actually fighting,I'm curious to see how many techniques you can actually pull off in the ring
Ur newest sub love from scotland mate ❤❤👏👏
Could this idea work: switching Peak-a-Boo and Philly Shell guards often, left and right, creating your own Switch Hitter style?
İt wouldnt
@@mucahitbaltaci3506 Why wouldn't it?
michaellevin92 It would work provided you know when to switch, and not switching for the sake of switching, rather with intent behind the switch. It’s been very effective for me in sparring so far.
First: very good video.
Second: I'm a box enthusiast and I really like your videos. I think it would be amazing if you guys made a video with further explanation of these defenses, their advantages, disadvantages and application in a sparring session. Just to see the different styles in action
when I used to fight in school I always used the drunken boxer, it was so useful because I could just pretend to attack, until the guy missed and I could hit him from the side
please make a video about how to beat philly shell fighters
I like Jack Johnsons style. Power arm extended parrying the opponents jab
4 more legendary types of defense.
1. Double big mac
2. Quadruple cheese bruger
3. Mega xtra large milkshake
4. Double big mac x 2
Awesome breakdown
I practice weaponry and you need to fight defensively cause you can't get hit with a blade and a stick will stun you for a followup. I have empty hands what I call Chinese Soft Hands Defense and I really enjoyed this video. Peace. Mike.
Have you guys ever seen coach PJ stand still? Lol
Love ya PJ
In two words? WELL DONE.
"Keep em coming"
Freaking outstanding tutorials
peek a boo is my favorite and the guard that i use
In Mexican street fights we called that last stance “El Borracho” as it means the drunkard in Spanish
See, we Mexicans have famus styles too, I don't know why they didn't accept the idea of calling it the Mexican stance.
Jovany Maldonado they probably thought it would be wrong
Great video! Thanks for the tips! Loma is beautiful to watch! :)
Yeah the first guard you said. it was wing tsun kwan sao which came into the boxing.
Can you do a video on things from kickboxing,boxing and must Thai that don’t work or not work as effectively in a street fight or MMA
One thing to add about Mike Tyson's style was that he was trying to draw them into throwing punches to get inside and counter off of it.
2:16 that is Mexican style kinda in a way. It was developed in Mexico and is used by J M Marquez finito lopez and Salvador Sanchez its similar to the Phili shell only the lead hand is loos and wondering fighters using this still have to learn how to develop power with the left and how to instantly turn it into a hook an upper or a jab this's were the famous left hook developed because of how fuedly any wondering hand would turn into a hook. I know most people like to think Mexican style is just moving forward with no de but true Mexican style keeps his opponents preoccupied with the left as he gathers points and then hurts you with that straight right. A good example of perfect uses of this style look at barrera vs prince nassim, eric Morales vs Pacquiao 1. Both fighters outsmarted and out punched their opponents with the lead hand and would force their opponents to choose getting tapped with the left or getting hurt with a straight
Another great vid
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