This looks so damn fun. There ain’t no boxing gym near me so am stuck with the Internet. Maybe one day eh? I already practise the basics everyday. The stance the jab the cross hook uppercut overhand bobbing slipping blocking. It’s just I don’t have anyone to check if it’s correct or wrong
This is why most traditional martial arts dojos suck! In boxing you learn by doing and you develop better technique as you actually do it hundreds of times each day in the gym. In karate you are usually forced to show mastery (or near perfection) of a technique before you move on and you dont get nearly enough repetitions. The reason is that culturally speaking TMA originated in Asia where the nail that sticks out gets pounded down..ie, you learn and train as part of a group intead of an individual. Progress in TMA is fucking slow, in boxing its much quicker depending on what YOU put into it.
Dean Miller That's not totally true, my first 2 days I was told only to work only on stance. I think some basic things should be taught properly first to build something on. Executing a technique wrongly hundred times will build a habit to do it wrong. Just my opinion
Dean Miller stfu man,,,, don't talk shit about karate or any kind of martial art,,,, it depends on students and the teachers,,, ok look at this guy,,, he sucks at punching,,, and his coach ain't even correcting him,, karate practitioners are good in long range,,, and we can kick with out taking any steps unlike thai boxers,, and boxers are good in short range,, both are different,,, so think before u say
Ahhh... the secret to being a good teacher, learn to be encouraging while pointing toward excellent technique. Constant criticism will severely limit someone’s learnability, and your number of students.
That's why they are called martial ARTS. NOT EVERY CULTURE (LIKE AMERICAN) RESPECTS FAST AND QUICK SHORTCUTS. THEY RESPECTS DEDICATION. Anybody can learn to kick ass quickly but how many will make it a lifestyles to learn the arts? Plus martial arts is not about kicking ass at all. The real students are usually the most calm and collective not aggressive in nature.
Cool video bro i use to train 9 years ago when i was 14 i forgot the basic thanks for the video man 😎.... i just started training 💪 by my self watching these videos 😆👍
Good video but I think you should tell the boy why it is important to bring your hands back beside ya face quickly and why when throwing a punch you tuck your chin &cheek behind your shoulder some people just assume these kids know that some don’t, they need to protect them selfs from getting hit
if i was teaching an orthodox boxing stance i'd say these steps: 1. stand normal squared straight forward 2. put feet shoulder width apart 3. step your left leg forward and as you do you feel a sort of weird twisting sensation in your right leg 4. when you feel the twisting sensation in your right leg put the entire body into a 45 degree angle 5. put your right fist up to your right cheek or let it touch it and put your left arm facing your opponent 6.keep your chin down so you are looking through your eye brow if you are southpaw do the exact opposite, if you watch tengoose boxing gym's you tube video they will say the same thing
There's no problem with the teacher just like everything it's no going to be perfect nor look right in the beginning if the kid is interested he will go on an repeat and repeat and repeat
I tried boxing at 13 freaking died after two weeks lol. Was forced to stop after falling ill from exhaustion. Then someone told me we should be at least 17 to go in there. So I took your karate. Now am 15 learn karate for two years then I'll go to boxing. Karate is good for streets right?
@@amartyapandit well.. we are far in the middle east :( .. though watch this .. the guy in red is one of our young fighters th-cam.com/video/BrSI5CisuiE/w-d-xo.html
Too fast.A begginer must first must create a perfect footwork and then start working his hands,at list thats my coaching.You made him care about to many things for first time like footwork,defense,hands,distance.Hitting pads the first day at the gym?Whats the meaning except keep him satisfied as a client?
@Mike Tyson When i started boxing before 17 years my coach for three months teached me only footwork, at my first national championship i became champ. Footwork, boxing stance its the most important thing. As a coach i never teaching them any punch before the stance become perfect. The basics make the difference.
@Mike Tyson Maintain the perfect stance always to every side of the ring isnt so easy. The perfect stance must be the same as the space between our shoulders, nothing more nothing less. Only then we can punch as hard as we can. Only then we can stand a hard counter. Thats my opinion my friend.
Hayden Parsons that can be true, but if he don't come back and takes that confidence to a fight the next day he might have a problem with his wrist the rest if his life.
Yes, when learning the basics you take it slow and don't overwhelm them with too much detail. However one of the first things I teach is to have your wrist straight and not bent like that. That's a dangerous habit to make and I like to constantly correct it
I spend about 30 mins telling them I know it's a lot and I don't expect you to get it all in one day or tomorrow but if I don't correct it and it goes on it becomes a habit and it's much harder to break a bad habit than correct it from the beginning and you'll get tired of hearing it as I get tired of saying it but when someone hears you box and ask you to show them something I want it to be correct . Then I tell them a bunch of things like not scissoring their legs , to think of their hand and arm has a rod attached to it not allowing it to bend. You can turn it but it don't bend. These knuckles hurt them these knuckles hurt you and much more again trying to show why it is this way and we start . One thing that never fails is first time on mitts no matter how much you say nice and easy they almost all try to kill it as if you're going to say omg what power you have. In truth I usually say . I said nice and easy and punch the center of the mitt not my wrist. Haha
Sometimes in athletic "teaching" you need to allow a beginner (especially a young kid) the freedom to figure out how his body moves. He gave him the basics and let him work - then you go and correct. You don't just keep correcting from the get go (unless its a safety issue). Then again, I forgot I am probably talking to Teddy Atlas here typing away criticizing people online
That kid has zero coordination, be it in his feet or body. My only real problem with what Brandon is doing is the one big beef I have with most boxing trainers: They only teach basic footwork and then go right to punches/mitts. Defense should be taught day one. What good is even one boxing lesson if you still can’t duck, slip, or block a punch.
He's such a good coach. So patient. Such clear explanations.
Good job to this guy - trying to learn the hardest sport!
This looks so damn fun. There ain’t no boxing gym near me so am stuck with the Internet. Maybe one day eh? I already practise the basics everyday. The stance the jab the cross hook uppercut overhand bobbing slipping blocking. It’s just I don’t have anyone to check if it’s correct or wrong
Give the kid a break - its probably his first day and he looks to be like 14 years old. At least he is in there learning.
There must be no break Mike!! First day must be the hardest day
@@prabh_G24 yess today was my first day of boxing and im so tired and so exhausted
Jos3 Campos Keep grinding, fam! Everyone starts somewhere 🥊💯👍🏿
Good lad
Exactly
that e-z dodge at 11:43
You guys are great. Very good teaching of the fundamentals. And to the kid/student....keep up the hard work, good job!
Good trainer excellent instruction
This is why most traditional martial arts dojos suck! In boxing you learn by doing and you develop better technique as you actually do it hundreds of times each day in the gym. In karate you are usually forced to show mastery (or near perfection) of a technique before you move on and you dont get nearly enough repetitions. The reason is that culturally speaking TMA originated in Asia where the nail that sticks out gets pounded down..ie, you learn and train as part of a group intead of an individual. Progress in TMA is fucking slow, in boxing its much quicker depending on what YOU put into it.
Dean Miller That's not totally true, my first 2 days I was told only to work only on stance. I think some basic things should be taught properly first to build something on. Executing a technique wrongly hundred times will build a habit to do it wrong. Just my opinion
Dean Miller stfu man,,,, don't talk shit about karate or any kind of martial art,,,, it depends on students and the teachers,,, ok look at this guy,,, he sucks at punching,,, and his coach ain't even correcting him,, karate practitioners are good in long range,,, and we can kick with out taking any steps unlike thai boxers,, and boxers are good in short range,, both are different,,, so think before u say
That got pretty defensive
Ahhh... the secret to being a good teacher, learn to be encouraging while pointing toward excellent technique. Constant criticism will severely limit someone’s learnability, and your number of students.
That's why they are called martial ARTS. NOT EVERY CULTURE (LIKE AMERICAN) RESPECTS FAST AND QUICK SHORTCUTS. THEY RESPECTS DEDICATION. Anybody can learn to kick ass quickly but how many will make it a lifestyles to learn the arts? Plus martial arts is not about kicking ass at all. The real students are usually the most calm and collective not aggressive in nature.
this video makes me want to go to a boxing gym even tho im a beginner the vet still helps out and goes to basics with no hate!
it seems are cameraman was bored lol 10:01
the red hot chili peppers singer gone roque
Elecprobe ANTHONY KIEDUS HAHAHA
👌10:01
Cool video bro i use to train 9 years ago when i was 14 i forgot the basic thanks for the video man 😎.... i just started training 💪 by my self watching these videos 😆👍
Good video but I think you should tell the boy why it is important to bring your hands back beside ya face quickly and why when throwing a punch you tuck your chin &cheek behind your shoulder some people just assume these kids know that some don’t, they need to protect them selfs from getting hit
Best part of the video starts at 10:00 thanx E.S.
Gigity Gigity Goo she a baddy
Cute
hahhaah very nice indeed. love the replies to your comment too LOL :D
Gigity Gigity Goo thank you. That kinda made my sad mood better :)
Fkin Ellie hooking it up lmao
12:33 lmfaooo what the hell is he saying
Man I would be so pumped to be in the gym I know so much about boxing probably more than pros in that gym
Ofc u do buddy
lmao you must be delusional
The guys punching in the back is savage rofl
Hi sir it's very helpful lesson for me you teach very well so nice to watch again.thanks
Courageous young man
This is amazing I am trying home boxing
Dax Shepherd was all I saw/heard for some reason lol great teacher
The dude has a great coach.
Trainer has great patience good quality
if i was teaching an orthodox boxing stance i'd say these steps:
1. stand normal squared straight forward
2. put feet shoulder width apart
3. step your left leg forward and as you do you feel a sort of weird twisting sensation in your right leg
4. when you feel the twisting sensation in your right leg put the entire body into a 45 degree angle
5. put your right fist up to your right cheek or let it touch it and put your left arm facing your opponent
6.keep your chin down so you are looking through your eye brow
if you are southpaw do the exact opposite, if you watch tengoose boxing gym's you tube video they will say the same thing
Nobody cares
Is there a reason why that old man is shirtless? Or is he teaching us the difference between a professional and a prisoner
Loved the video man!
thnx bro
How much should I be paying for instruction at my local boxing club/gym?
Sir please upload the second day bokxing👏👏please
This kid probably ready for GGG
I think his ready for sparring
Chanel Lucas haha he will get his ass kicked
Yeah I know was fucking about 😂
Chanel Lucas 🤣
he's ready to fight, throw him in there with the top guys 😂😂
And I think you're ready for posting comments . ( see what I did there?)
Nice work bro
dis trainer is genius, i wish if he was in India
Very good
Very good!!!!
Damn boxing is harddd!!!!
Fre Di gets easier when you flow with the punches about 2 months to get it not master it
Fre Di not that hard for some it may be
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I have a doubt. This was asked to me in an interview. Why the points are given only for punches on head? Please give me an answer ASAP.
He's a damn good trainer
My daughter also do boxing
i think he is ready to fight manny pacman lol
The movements seem very similar to hema fencing with the broadsword
10.06 ha ha funny🤣
Do you give personal training?
I do bro
Very nice sir
very good boxing trainer
He's ready XD
First day of school who ever mess with me hé or her is dead💪
lol da kid inna back need some tutoring too
I just kept looking at him. lol. not making fun of him hes young. but that didn't look good.
10:05😍
Good job
Nice boxing
Nice
LOVE THIS!!!
There's no problem with the teacher just like everything it's no going to be perfect nor look right in the beginning if the kid is interested he will go on an repeat and repeat and repeat
Alta facha tiene el pibe lpm
I was going to point some shit out but I guess the other guys that commented got them for me
What about legs? Kicking?
That's box not kickboxing
good .
I tried boxing at 13 freaking died after two weeks lol. Was forced to stop after falling ill from exhaustion. Then someone told me we should be at least 17 to go in there. So I took your karate. Now am 15 learn karate for two years then I'll go to boxing. Karate is good for streets right?
that is not accurate .. we have 10 years boxers in the club ...
@@samal820 Dunno man. The made me do some pretty tiring exercises. Those that the seniors did
@@samal820 where's that club again?
@@amartyapandit well.. we are far in the middle east :( .. though watch this .. the guy in red is one of our young fighters th-cam.com/video/BrSI5CisuiE/w-d-xo.html
@@amartyapandit I am a boxing trainer .. i will start uploading things might be useful to u th-cam.com/video/9BKkFEpQSLY/w-d-xo.html
I like boxing
I faught one of his fighters in the ameatures i beat him good fight tho wish i still had the vid
He should go for modelling instead😂
Me bi practice need hai
i feel dizzy because of camera movement
so butifull
1st only on gard sntans
My coach just ignores me
hiii
I wish I had him
to be honest when he was teaching the kid the boxing stance it looked wacky
👌👌
Too fast.A begginer must first must create a perfect footwork and then start working his hands,at list thats my coaching.You made him care about to many things for first time like footwork,defense,hands,distance.Hitting pads the first day at the gym?Whats the meaning except keep him satisfied as a client?
@Mike Tyson When i started boxing before 17 years my coach for three months teached me only footwork, at my first national championship i became champ. Footwork, boxing stance its the most important thing. As a coach i never teaching them any punch before the stance become perfect. The basics make the difference.
@Mike Tyson Maintain the perfect stance always to every side of the ring isnt so easy. The perfect stance must be the same as the space between our shoulders, nothing more nothing less. Only then we can punch as hard as we can. Only then we can stand a hard counter. Thats my opinion my friend.
10.05🤣😂
Why does he not correct the poor kids hands, not much of a instructor.
Hes going to get a broken wrist
Hayden Parsons that can be true, but if he don't come back and takes that confidence to a fight the next day he might have a problem with his wrist the rest if his life.
Benjamin Gibson guess u own your own gym....
Bravo Rogan i dont like to brag about it I'm not that good I'm just regular instructor
Yes, when learning the basics you take it slow and don't overwhelm them with too much detail. However one of the first things I teach is to have your wrist straight and not bent like that. That's a dangerous habit to make and I like to constantly correct it
I spend about 30 mins telling them I know it's a lot and I don't expect you to get it all in one day or tomorrow but if I don't correct it and it goes on it becomes a habit and it's much harder to break a bad habit than correct it from the beginning and you'll get tired of hearing it as I get tired of saying it but when someone hears you box and ask you to show them something I want it to be correct . Then I tell them a bunch of things like not scissoring their legs , to think of their hand and arm has a rod attached to it not allowing it to bend. You can turn it but it don't bend. These knuckles hurt them these knuckles hurt you and much more again trying to show why it is this way and we start . One thing that never fails is first time on mitts no matter how much you say nice and easy they almost all try to kill it as if you're going to say omg what power you have. In truth I usually say . I said nice and easy and punch the center of the mitt not my wrist. Haha
What's Lavar Ball doin here??
U should not teach him punches in first day..just proper stance and footwork is enough to learn in the first day
kid didnt want to technique corectly cause he would have to spar
Yea like who lets they student of one day spar.. Dumbest comment posted.
Would be great without the excess noise , just saying .
That was painful to watch
That boy have no energy Try redbull
Very poor teaching from the coach as he is very knowledgeable in boxing
Roosevelt DENZEL Morrison let me see you teach him then
Sometimes in athletic "teaching" you need to allow a beginner (especially a young kid) the freedom to figure out how his body moves. He gave him the basics and let him work - then you go and correct. You don't just keep correcting from the get go (unless its a safety issue).
Then again, I forgot I am probably talking to Teddy Atlas here typing away criticizing people online
Mike Boznos you are right about that ... that is why I said I know him to be very knowledgeable...not that am putting him down
His training wrong there's no face defense with his hands it's all open
That kid has zero coordination, be it in his feet or body. My only real problem with what Brandon is doing is the one big beef I have with most boxing trainers:
They only teach basic footwork and then go right to punches/mitts. Defense should be taught day one. What good is even one boxing lesson if you still can’t duck, slip, or block a punch.