I'm giving up on smoking. As a guy with dreams I'm really embarrassed of it but in sparring or running I always knew how to pace myself. In sparring I was avoiding punches with ease (my reach really helps that) so the other guy always burns out overextending, then out of frustration they try to knock my head off throwing 100% punches and it doesnt work. for those who hate running I absolutely understand. I hate pure running but there is a way to fix it. I was laughing and being skeptical when someone advised me that but headphones can really save your day. not only it makes you deaf to your terrible breathing (not saying you should not control your breathing but it makes you focus on something else) but you can use your imagination. be Rocky of your own movie that pumps you up.
I like the mentality, but I still think Cardio is More important. You can exert as much energy as your body can handle. The stronger your cardio, the more dynamic of a fighter you can be.
Agreed. Think of yourself with stat bars. Power, speed, feints, footwork, combinations are all powered by cardio and if you have an abundance of it, that opens you to so many possibilities
Pablo lambert. It was multiple things. Definitely Conor head hunting was the biggest mistake. But Diaz is a guy who builds up into a rhythm and we saw him feinting, throwing body punches, the volume strikes, which left Conor swinging at air a lot as Nate was able to bait out the reactions from him.
Saturnine I agree it was a big problem but I think in the end if Connor haddent been over confident and ignored nates cardio and ability to work with rythm it would of been very different just like the second fight so ultimately it was really to do with how Connor trained and his ignorance towards Nate's skills
This is definitely one of the issues that I had, I am a person that gives it all when training thinking that I can reach infinite stamina level (Super saiyan lol) and would end up tired in the first few rounds! Pace, bating and strategy are far more important than wasting energy trying to land power blows every time
this is pretty good for wrestling too, for me i usually use the first period to figure out how my opponents style, how does he react to my level changes, then once i got all that and i take him down a few times to get used to taking a shot on him, i use the next period to take him down, pull the trigger and go for the pin
Can you do a video on defense against sweeps, I got swept today and I'm embarrassed 😔I did not throw a kick, he somehow kicked behind my leg and took out both my legs, but he barely moved and was right in front of me.
The Chemistry Kid I was gonna compete last weekend but two Days before i got sweeped because i didnt pay attention and i dislocated my elbow and broke it... but other than that i rarely get sweeped and you need to really look at your opponent what he's doing and Change where (what leg) your Weight is on. and don't get embaresed we've all been there.
Thanks for the advice. I really appreciate that you share your experience and use your own mistake to make us progress. There is so much fight channel which turn into cult of personality...Thanks for your humility. Keep up the good work!
Very nice, Shane. I know guys that get really nervous even at sparring, most because they're afraid to get hitted. I'm not saying that you shouldn't be afraid, the fear keeps us alive, but a couple of punches at the face with boxing gloves on won't kill you too. Just relax and have fun. Cheers from Brazil.
The trick is finding a pace that works for you. I find it very helpful to go light and fast in the heavy bags, and medium and slow when lifting weights. when sparing, I go medium and slow, then fast and explosive only when I see opportunity, then I reset
wow your pace is exactly like mine.. im always trying to slow down the pace.. i only do random bursts of fast speed when an opportunity presents itself.. usually after i see ' weakness '
Man I wish I had watched this just before my last fight. I over committed to the knockout strikes and ended up walking into an over hand right. Woke up with the doc looking me over.
I absolutely love your videos. Quick, direct, informative and interesting! I recently bought your gloves and shin guards also! My coach recognized your gear right away! :)
twan jesse I mainly do bjj and wrestling but the comp is hybrid grappling so I could be fighting wrestlers, jits people, judo people and I think there might even be a couple of straight up roman Greco wrestlers.
I used to always get gassed out but then I took a McGregor approach and sat back, held the karate stance and focused on counters and feints. Oh damn did I last a hell of a lot longer! Anyway great video man keep it up!
jab, cross, left hook, right uppercut. Simple combo that works each basic punch. If you feel up for it then switch the jab to your right hand and cross to your left and so on for the other punches
GUYS! he said beginner combos! start with 1-2 combos a jab followed by various rear hand attacks (cross, hook, uppercut, body strike). then do it with 2 jabs. the main detail to focus on is to not pull your jab back for extending the arm, its not a power punch. its a distraction. a lot of combos begin with a jab, if you broadcast your jab you wont even pull off basic 1-2 combos. someone like me will just slip the obviously incoming punch or kick you in the ribs when your guard opens up. and do not, i seriously mean DO NOT move your head left when you throw a right hand or you will violently throw your own face onto the end of someones fist. a skilled fighter wont even throw a punch when you do this, they will just hold their arm out and wait for you to run into it. as you get better make it 3 punches, then 4, then 5.
Thanks for the vid! I'm quite bad at pacing myself. I'm basically always tensed up and trying too hard. Even during shadowboxing I throw everything very hard and use a lot of energy slipping and bobbing. It's my next point of focus to tire myself out less, but it's quite hard, because I used to just do cardio and HIIT in which the whole point is to exert yourself as much as possible as quickly as possible to get the max out of your training. Now, I gotta learn to relax again...
yes this is just what i want to hear... pace yourself. everytime we spar, i always give, well not 100% but more energy and i end up catching my breath. i was trying to throw a lot of combos and try to hit my opponent hard but often times i missed or he was able to block and counter attack.
Shane I've got a question here. It's about weight training. (Strength one. Not the extremely heavy one.) - I've been increasing weights to my regular lifting weights by 15 % for every 2 and a half to 3 months time period and my strength and power has gone pretty high since I've started with this workout plan. Currently , strength wise , I rival many 75 kg to 80 kg fully muscular dudes at my gym while I weigh 65 Kg only and I'm most likely the only one at my gym within my weight category who has the strength to lift this much. No kidding. I've even had long to gym people questioning me whether I'm on steroids or not. Before , I was only ale to bench press 35 kg at medium. Now , almost 5 months later , 52.3 kg at medium . And I never feel strained or like hitting my limit because this process is a very slow strength building process which gradually helps my body to build up strength and durability within an acceptable time period as 15 % weight increase might be little to hear , but still isn't enough to strain you as much as lifting extremely heavy would do. Plus , if you're rigorous with this workout process , then it will benefit your strength in the long run by massive leaps. So two things that I genuinely wanna ask you is , that if I keep on following my weight increasing regime , then do you see me bench pressing , dead lifting , etc. 1000 Kg sometime in the future ? And if so , will that have as much impact on my body's strength , durability and power output as much as it is doing right now ?
Have a look at getting just Daylight bulbs on camera and in your gym, it should help your colour balance, you've got a mix of orange and blue going on at the moment. Thanks for the tips as always!
i train 20min cardio every other day and wonder why i still get winded too soon like half way through my 3min heavy bag workout and also when i hit the mits. i get the difference now. thanks for the tips bruh!
I think you should train harder than you fight, if you can do five six minute rounds regularly then five fives won't seem so bad and might compensate for the adrenaline. like if you get a solid workout then roll for half an hour for example then if you go for a tournament it's easier
Beginner question here: So how would you pace yourself for an amateur fight? So that's 3 rounds, three minutes each. So after all the warm up(mitts, jump rope, shadow boxing), how do you properly replicate a fight on the heavy bag? Thank you for any advice.
Hey, Shane. I'm a second dan black belt in WTF Tae Kwon Do, I'm a first dan in ITF, I'm currently training in Pencak Silat, and I started Boxing around eight months ago (All of which, besides WTF, I'm still doing). I'm right handed, and was originally comfortable in an orthodox boxing stance, but I've trained both left-handed and right-handed and now I'm starting to favor southpaw more. I do believe my mixed striking background (Boxing, some Kyokushin Karate, a tad of Muay Thai, ITF and WTF Taekwondo, Silat, and various other tiddly bits) have contributed to my fluidity. My question to you is: should I continue to be fluid in my stance, as I am currently, or should I stick with only one?
Some people are saying that cardio is more important, and it is, but you need both cardio and pacing yourself because nobody is going to be throwing massive power shots without getting tired.
Ohh shane i can still remember the fight tipa website where one can create his/her avatar then just add a thread to ask tips on fighting :) way to go man! :)
i got a muay thai match coming up next month what cardio exercise i should do to improve my ring performance? how often and how many times a day should i do road work ?
Shane can you make a video tutorial of how to use the power side kick in a spar or kickbox match , or even in the street fight. p.s. great video as usual 👊
when I spar I throw mostly jabs and check hooks, keeping the distance. when they start to fade thats when I put just a bit pressure still keeping the distance waiting for THE shot
Hey Shane do some BJJ in street fights and how to use it as maybe some judo too, not sure if you've done this but I think it would make a good vid and help a bunch of people out
hey Shane another great video I actually have a boxing match coming up I fought this kid before and won he is shorter than me and actually gave me a standard count but got very tired after which ended up making me win the fight do you have any tips on which way I should approach the fight it would be really helpful
Hey, I've been training MMA for a little over a year and BJJ for a year and a half alongside that, and our team are throwing together some amateur fights in April. They're matching us by experience level and weight, and I'm worried they'll pair me up with someone with serious kickboxing/muay thai behind them and I'll get headkicked to oblivion. Any tips for first time fighter/low level grappler vs low level striker?
Comp144Gaming It's probably too late now but the logical idea would be playing to your strengths (grappling), feint alot then go for a takedown when you get his timing and try to submit him, warming up on some good wrestling beforehand
Come in with jabs. Lots of jabs. And fake the takedown a lot. After the third or fourth fake takedown, throw the overhand right, and if it doesn't land, immediately go for a takedown (single, or double, whatever they're giving you)
I absolutely lost it when u just started swinging at the bag idk if u intended it to b funny but I almost died loved the video thanks for everything man ur really helpful #oss
That fight scenario explained in the beginning is what happened to me in my first fight. Almost knocked him out. Gassed early in the second. Lost a decision. I learned that day 😆
Dear Shane, what happens if you train 100% for 5 hours? Thats what I did today and am very sore, but I feel good. My question is, if you train at 100% and are able to do that for a long time, what does that mean for your matches and fights?
Im a 278 pound guy so since my body uses alot more gas for being big, pacing is always the key. Some small thai guys i know seem to have unmimites gas tanks but even they pace themselves.
Glad you made that distinction between sport and survival. Call of duty and paintballers train much differently than navy seals. I'm not trying to trivialize professional fighters but I'm sure even they would acknowledge that what they do is very different than a police officer and so the approach to the training is going to be fundamentally different. People love throwing around catch phrases like "train how you fight" but I think the meaning gets lost.....
pacing is for ringfights in a real fight you want the avantage fast and finish it (see wing chung) ofc if you are high cardio you can just push the pace and tire them out (even in a streetfight) specialy if someone is drunk or high.Right?
This is gonna help me a lot I'm gonna have my first fight early next month and my biggest fear is my cardio and how to Control my self in the fight to last all the rounds and it's hard to find sparring partners Australia because boxing isn't heaps popular over here so I can't really practice it in a semi real fight!
3:03 - sport specific (start)
4:15 - change tempo
4:55 - breath
5:21 train smart
One of my wrestling team mates called me cardio king. In reality my cardio is ass, but I have good pacing.
"My cardio is ass" 😂😂😂you're a legend.
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No such thing as pace in wrestling
My friends at muay thai call me lightning
I'm giving up on smoking. As a guy with dreams I'm really embarrassed of it but in sparring or running I always knew how to pace myself. In sparring I was avoiding punches with ease (my reach really helps that) so the other guy always burns out overextending, then out of frustration they try to knock my head off throwing 100% punches and it doesnt work. for those who hate running I absolutely understand. I hate pure running but there is a way to fix it. I was laughing and being skeptical when someone advised me that but headphones can really save your day. not only it makes you deaf to your terrible breathing (not saying you should not control your breathing but it makes you focus on something else) but you can use your imagination. be Rocky of your own movie that pumps you up.
3:16 wanderlei sliva's training
Haha. Dude was an absolute monster in his prime though. But I agree. He was full throttle brawler
In a nutshell.
Lmao i died
He's spot on about the breathing. That was my number one weak point in fighting.
I like the mentality, but I still think Cardio is More important. You can exert as much energy as your body can handle. The stronger your cardio, the more dynamic of a fighter you can be.
Agreed. Think of yourself with stat bars. Power, speed, feints, footwork, combinations are all powered by cardio and if you have an abundance of it, that opens you to so many possibilities
3:17
Street fights since the dawn of fighting.
Dean Natuno lol true
Damn True.
100% true
who else laughed when he started swinging at the heavy bag with 100%
Reminded me of the Charlie Zelenoff windmill.
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David Molina I did😂😂
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Me XD :)))) I had to stop the video Haha
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So true. Pacing is everything + decent cardio is everything
You're right sir very important just look at Mcgregor vs Diaz 1 pace is critical. Good video as usual.
Sonny Bill I guess u could also say that his cardio was terrible as well as how he paced the fight
Pablo lambert. It was multiple things. Definitely Conor head hunting was the biggest mistake. But Diaz is a guy who builds up into a rhythm and we saw him feinting, throwing body punches, the volume strikes, which left Conor swinging at air a lot as Nate was able to bait out the reactions from him.
Saturnine I agree it was a big problem but I think in the end if Connor haddent been over confident and ignored nates cardio and ability to work with rythm it would of been very different just like the second fight so ultimately it was really to do with how Connor trained and his ignorance towards Nate's skills
EET FUK what about me?
This is definitely one of the issues that I had, I am a person that gives it all when training thinking that I can reach infinite stamina level (Super saiyan lol) and would end up tired in the first few rounds! Pace, bating and strategy are far more important than wasting energy trying to land power blows every time
This is advice not just for fighting and training. This is life advice and can be applied to everything.
this is pretty good for wrestling too, for me i usually use the first period to figure out how my opponents style, how does he react to my level changes, then once i got all that and i take him down a few times to get used to taking a shot on him, i use the next period to take him down, pull the trigger and go for the pin
Why does he look amazing with EVERY Haircut
Great video Shane as usual
Thank you!
Can you do a video on defense against sweeps, I got swept today and I'm embarrassed 😔I did not throw a kick, he somehow kicked behind my leg and took out both my legs, but he barely moved and was right in front of me.
The Chemistry Kid lol we've all been there
Mohsan Ahmad True.
The Chemistry Kid I was gonna compete last weekend but two Days before i got sweeped because i didnt pay attention and i dislocated my elbow and broke it... but other than that i rarely get sweeped and you need to really look at your opponent what he's doing and Change where (what leg) your Weight is on. and don't get embaresed we've all been there.
i feel you man! the same happened to me a couple of weeks ago! Shane, read this!! :)
So you got taken down and did not kick, but the guy who took you down was kicking.....huh maybe learn from it.
thanks for these advices.i just got my sparring today and i really get tired . this video help
3:18 is the best part. Skip to this point
For some reason, I was dying of laughter when he started hitting the heavy bag the first time. Reminds me of me when I started training xD
Great observation I'll keep this video in mind during and when I'm performing.
I like that this can be applied to other sports to not just fighting, like I don't fight, but this tips can helpful in track too.
Man you have so much good knowledge on fighting! We should annoint you Dr. Shane from now on! : - )
Thanks for the advice. I really appreciate that you share your experience and use your own mistake to make us progress. There is so much fight channel which turn into cult of personality...Thanks for your humility. Keep up the good work!
Thank you this really helped me Shane
Very nice, Shane. I know guys that get really nervous even at sparring, most because they're afraid to get hitted. I'm not saying that you shouldn't be afraid, the fear keeps us alive, but a couple of punches at the face with boxing gloves on won't kill you too. Just relax and have fun. Cheers from Brazil.
The trick is finding a pace that works for you. I find it very helpful to go light and fast in the heavy bags, and medium and slow when lifting weights.
when sparing, I go medium and slow, then fast and explosive only when I see opportunity, then I reset
wow your pace is exactly like mine.. im always trying to slow down the pace.. i only do random bursts of fast speed when an opportunity presents itself.. usually after i see ' weakness '
thank you Shane , this is what I need it.
Man I wish I had watched this just before my last fight. I over committed to the knockout strikes and ended up walking into an over hand right. Woke up with the doc looking me over.
Thank you Shane for the tips your the best man
Shane I really love your videos they help me a lot!! I practice in my gym everything that I watch in them thanks a lot men you are awesome!!
I absolutely love your videos. Quick, direct, informative and interesting!
I recently bought your gloves and shin guards also! My coach recognized your gear right away! :)
Thanks man I have my first grappling comp on feb 18 and my first MMA fight on march 27th this will be great help for sparring
Sam may which sport of grappling?(judo, wrestling, bjj)
twan jesse I mainly do bjj and wrestling but the comp is hybrid grappling so I could be fighting wrestlers, jits people, judo people and I think there might even be a couple of straight up roman Greco wrestlers.
Sam may goodluck! i myself compete in judo.
I used to always get gassed out but then I took a McGregor approach and sat back, held the karate stance and focused on counters and feints. Oh damn did I last a hell of a lot longer! Anyway great video man keep it up!
Can you make a video on Striking combos for beginners?
Nightboosted3 Nd5
jab > cross
Nightboosted3 jab cross lead uppercut overhand boom ko win at least for me
jab, cross, left hook, right uppercut. Simple combo that works each basic punch. If you feel up for it then switch the jab to your right hand and cross to your left and so on for the other punches
GUYS! he said beginner combos!
start with 1-2 combos a jab followed by various rear hand attacks (cross, hook, uppercut, body strike). then do it with 2 jabs.
the main detail to focus on is to not pull your jab back for extending the arm, its not a power punch. its a distraction. a lot of combos begin with a jab, if you broadcast your jab you wont even pull off basic 1-2 combos. someone like me will just slip the obviously incoming punch or kick you in the ribs when your guard opens up.
and do not, i seriously mean DO NOT move your head left when you throw a right hand or you will violently throw your own face onto the end of someones fist. a skilled fighter wont even throw a punch when you do this, they will just hold their arm out and wait for you to run into it.
as you get better make it 3 punches, then 4, then 5.
Great Tips Will Certainly Help Me
exactly what i was looking for, i always try to find ways to keep my cardiovascular up, thanks for the pace tips my man 👊💯
Excellent topic that is rarely covered 👍🏻
Thanks for the vid!
I'm quite bad at pacing myself. I'm basically always tensed up and trying too hard. Even during shadowboxing I throw everything very hard and use a lot of energy slipping and bobbing. It's my next point of focus to tire myself out less, but it's quite hard, because I used to just do cardio and HIIT in which the whole point is to exert yourself as much as possible as quickly as possible to get the max out of your training. Now, I gotta learn to relax again...
yes this is just what i want to hear... pace yourself. everytime we spar, i always give, well not 100% but more energy and i end up catching my breath. i was trying to throw a lot of combos and try to hit my opponent hard but often times i missed or he was able to block and counter attack.
Great iv I train MMA and compete in BJJ and I'll be sure to use your advice. Thx
Great video! one of my favourites 👍
thanks shane really love ur videos
Thanks a ton!
Awesome tip Shane
Thank you please keep it coming #awesome fight tips
excellent breakdown
thanks Shane, this really helps
Love these kinds of videos!
Great video
Shane I've got a question here. It's about weight training. (Strength one. Not the extremely heavy one.) - I've been increasing weights to my regular lifting weights by 15 % for every 2 and a half to 3 months time period and my strength and power has gone pretty high since I've started with this workout plan. Currently , strength wise , I rival many 75 kg to 80 kg fully muscular dudes at my gym while I weigh 65 Kg only and I'm most likely the only one at my gym within my weight category who has the strength to lift this much. No kidding. I've even had long to gym people questioning me whether I'm on steroids or not.
Before , I was only ale to bench press 35 kg at medium. Now , almost 5 months later , 52.3 kg at medium .
And I never feel strained or like hitting my limit because this process is a very slow strength building process which gradually helps my body to build up strength and durability within an acceptable time period as 15 % weight increase might be little to hear , but still isn't enough to strain you as much as lifting extremely heavy would do. Plus , if you're rigorous with this workout process , then it will benefit your strength in the long run by massive leaps.
So two things that I genuinely wanna ask you is , that if I keep on following my weight increasing regime , then do you see me bench pressing , dead lifting , etc. 1000 Kg sometime in the future ?
And if so , will that have as much impact on my body's strength , durability and power output as much as it is doing right now ?
The law of diminishing gains will eventually come into play. When you're a beginner you progress really fast.
great video! :)
i don't get why there's any dislikes. your videos are always very spot on, helpful and very informative.
thanks for the tips Shane. I really like the information you put on here. :-)
Great advice, thank you
Have a look at getting just Daylight bulbs on camera and in your gym, it should help your colour balance, you've got a mix of orange and blue going on at the moment. Thanks for the tips as always!
Very good video, Shane.
"He will win who knows when to fight and when not to fight." Sun Tzu
Great tips as always, 👊🏻
great videos appreciate the advice as a amature kickboxer
i train 20min cardio every other day and wonder why i still get winded too soon like half way through my 3min heavy bag workout and also when i hit the mits. i get the difference now. thanks for the tips bruh!
3:17 Damn Shane nice moves XD
I think you should train harder than you fight, if you can do five six minute rounds regularly then five fives won't seem so bad and might compensate for the adrenaline. like if you get a solid workout then roll for half an hour for example then if you go for a tournament it's easier
Great tips ! Thanks 😊
What kind of stuff do you do for your joints? Do you do any kind of wrist rolls or anything like that?
Beginner question here: So how would you pace yourself for an amateur fight? So that's 3 rounds, three minutes each. So after all the warm up(mitts, jump rope, shadow boxing), how do you properly replicate a fight on the heavy bag? Thank you for any advice.
Thanks For This Video Sir..
Hey, Shane. I'm a second dan black belt in WTF Tae Kwon Do, I'm a first dan in ITF, I'm currently training in Pencak Silat, and I started Boxing around eight months ago (All of which, besides WTF, I'm still doing). I'm right handed, and was originally comfortable in an orthodox boxing stance, but I've trained both left-handed and right-handed and now I'm starting to favor southpaw more. I do believe my mixed striking background (Boxing, some Kyokushin Karate, a tad of Muay Thai, ITF and WTF Taekwondo, Silat, and various other tiddly bits) have contributed to my fluidity. My question to you is: should I continue to be fluid in my stance, as I am currently, or should I stick with only one?
Daniel Bray Sounds like a plus being able to switch either stance fluidly
dude you are my inspiration for the reason i fight. i have been subbed since the first vid. love you dude (not gay way)
Some people are saying that cardio is more important, and it is, but you need both cardio and pacing yourself because nobody is going to be throwing massive power shots without getting tired.
Hey Shane fightTIPS, a video about fedor emelianenko's calmness and what to learn from it is an idea for a new video.
if you're in a boxing match how would you deal with aggressive oppenents and it's not a big ring please reply
Ohh shane i can still remember the fight tipa website where one can create his/her avatar then just add a thread to ask tips on fighting :) way to go man! :)
3:18 when he went off on the heavy bag😂😂😂
i got a muay thai match coming up next month what cardio exercise i should do to improve my ring performance? how often and how many times a day should i do road work ?
Great, Thank You.
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BeanAyden Great ass!
How did you practice before a tournament, I have a TKD tournament coming up and I want to see better results
Run swim bike
How did it go?
k k i dont even remember dude that was 3 years ago lol
@@bradohaas1786 ye, u still do tkd?
k k don’t have a lot of time with work now, but I do some kickboxing on a bag for my warm up before I lift. I got my black belt though!
Shane, do u still compete in any local fighting league's? If so you should do more fight overviews. thanks
Shane can you make a video tutorial of how to use the power side kick in a spar or kickbox match , or even in the street fight. p.s. great video as usual 👊
The once teenager fighttips shane fazen that made videos on phone is now at 1 mil and a shit ton of money...gj shane!!!!
when I spar I throw mostly jabs and check hooks, keeping the distance. when they start to fade thats when I put just a bit pressure still keeping the distance waiting for THE shot
thanks for tip's
hey shane can you make a video on how fighters or ahtletes can get back in shape after a layoff or injury
awesome video, man. thanks it helped me a lot! Like 👍
Hey Shane do some BJJ in street fights and how to use it as maybe some judo too, not sure if you've done this but I think it would make a good vid and help a bunch of people out
LMFAO 3:19 is how all the haters who think there tough actually fight
hey Shane another great video I actually have a boxing match coming up I fought this kid before and won he is shorter than me and actually gave me a standard count but got very tired after which ended up making me win the fight do you have any tips on which way I should approach the fight it would be really helpful
hey Shane ...I just wanna ask you which is best for having a good cardio, long distance running or HIIT training ?
Hey, I've been training MMA for a little over a year and BJJ for a year and a half alongside that, and our team are throwing together some amateur fights in April. They're matching us by experience level and weight, and I'm worried they'll pair me up with someone with serious kickboxing/muay thai behind them and I'll get headkicked to oblivion. Any tips for first time fighter/low level grappler vs low level striker?
Comp144Gaming It's probably too late now but the logical idea would be playing to your strengths (grappling), feint alot then go for a takedown when you get his timing and try to submit him, warming up on some good wrestling beforehand
Come in with jabs. Lots of jabs. And fake the takedown a lot. After the third or fourth fake takedown, throw the overhand right, and if it doesn't land, immediately go for a takedown (single, or double, whatever they're giving you)
Thank You Sir
3:16 speak for yourself, that is exactly how us bare knuckle boxers train. We strain for the first 30 seconds of a fight.
I absolutely lost it when u just started swinging at the bag idk if u intended it to b funny but I almost died loved the video thanks for everything man ur really helpful #oss
can u do a video on ranges?
That fight scenario explained in the beginning is what happened to me in my first fight. Almost knocked him out. Gassed early in the second. Lost a decision. I learned that day 😆
Dear Shane, what happens if you train 100% for 5 hours? Thats what I did today and am very sore, but I feel good. My question is, if you train at 100% and are able to do that for a long time, what does that mean for your matches and fights?
Please make a vid on cardio vascular training
Can you make a video describing all the forms like philly shell vs peekabo and mummy?!
Hey Shane! can you make a video on striking combos for beginners?
Nightboosted3 ^^
beginner? Just learn how to jab.. thats all
Hey Shane could you do a video on the 5 mistakes with overhead punches? Thanks dude
Shane pls do a who u think will win UFC 209 video!!
Im a 278 pound guy so since my body uses alot more gas for being big, pacing is always the key. Some small thai guys i know seem to have unmimites gas tanks but even they pace themselves.
What's the best going into a street fight aggressively land heavey punches or stay calm , relax , focus?
Glad you made that distinction between sport and survival. Call of duty and paintballers train much differently than navy seals. I'm not trying to trivialize professional fighters but I'm sure even they would acknowledge that what they do is very different than a police officer and so the approach to the training is going to be fundamentally different. People love throwing around catch phrases like "train how you fight" but I think the meaning gets lost.....
pacing is for ringfights in a real fight you want the avantage fast and finish it (see wing chung) ofc if you are high cardio you can just push the pace and tire them out (even in a streetfight) specialy if someone is drunk or high.Right?
This is gonna help me a lot I'm gonna have my first fight early next month and my biggest fear is my cardio and how to
Control my self in the fight to last all the rounds and it's hard to find sparring partners Australia because boxing isn't heaps popular over here so I can't really practice it in a semi real fight!
Aussie Boxing good luck on your fight Brotha💪🏾💪🏾
Randy Santiago thanks mate! Im probably gonna post it on my TH-cam channel if I get footage of it