Head Movement That Works In The Streets

In self-defense situations, it is seldom advisable to engage in a stand-up exchange with an opponent, as in sport fighting. Ideally, you either want to be fully committed in close quarters or positioned as far away from the conflict as possible. In this context, Aaron Jannetti breaks down techniques for closing the distance, incorporating head movement to navigate common attacks effectively.
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[@kcbobotech]

Good explanation of the slip.. wow! Thank you..!

[@Tamzeedul-islam-Oneem]

Love your way bro.Iam the one who commented first. Wish to have a reply. 🥰🥰🥰

[@brucewayne4814]

Basically going in for the kill

[@avigator]

Most guys out there will roll their face right into the punch. 🤜🥴

[@Torpedo871]

Bc most people try to through one hay maker. Why what he says what he says.

[@ajithsidhu7183]

How else can we adpat boxing foe the streets

[@emmanuelcanty1811]

Yooooo wassup...

[@Maxwell-mb7xn]

This is goofy. How do you know he's going to throw? In a streetfight most people arent trained.

[@kungfuwitcher7621]

It’s widely accepted though that most untrained will try and throw a haymaker or a big punch.

[@Maxwell-mb7xn]

@@kungfuwitcher7621 Right. They dont throw straight crosses like the entire video is based on.

[@nstitches]

Great first move, but the finish needs work. Why grapple only to let go and swing?

[@nospam3327]

You move first to force your opponent to adjust to you. Then when they are moving to get back into position, execute your favorite technique, whatever it is. He's just showing you the mechanics so then you can finish however you want. :)

[@olincahuite240]

I'll remember that. Whatever that is.