Bro I am AMATUER my record is 22 and 3 I had the same situation I went to the the gym I told them that I can clean up the gym and they agreed u should try this as well
I thought my coach back in the day was teaching me right in boxing. After watching coach Anthony now makes more sense rather than just throw a punch. Thank u coach Anthony.
Yo coach! I run a boxing club at my small college (I'm not a great boxer but no one else was and someone had to deal with the red tape to get the funding, but I can teach them the basics). Your videos have been amazing in helping explain fundamentals and techniques! Keep up the great work, its appreciated a ton.
Cause he can still get youngsters excited and into the sport, and who knows man, the guy might have been into amateur boxing his whole life? I'm sure he can teach some kids the basics and run a good training. Heck there's a bunch of famous coaching with no or very little fighting experience like Angelo Dundee and Cus D'Amato@@edginess2690
idk why, but i just like eddie chambers. he blocks ur shit coming in without u pre informing him, hes a pro, hes willing to be in ur vids no problem, he seems like a nice friendly guy but he can also decimate you. love people like that. he seems like a guy a new comer could ask to spar lightly and he would go lightly and youd learn from him without taking extensive damage. eddie you are appreciated
I'm 41 and just started doing this and this reminded me I need to work on getting a more complete rotation. I also need to work on my distance management. But I found this helpful 👍
Recording yourself is a big help - not only with the jab, but also with sparring, heavy bag work and shadow boxing.... that's when you realize how terrible you really are.
Really good teacher named Marvin cook said there’s an apple on the shelf and you gotta grab the apple, bring it back. Thought that was pretty solid description. Thanks for the tips man!
I utilize the jab as best I can. I think of the jab as a shovel and the opponent as a chunk of dirt and I’m trying to dig in him and find that shot to make the dirt crumble. 🥊👍🏻
Coach Anthony, thanks for this video. You've given me something to think about next time I take on the heavy bag. I just wanted to tell you I really like the shorts Eddie wore. The little stripes down the sides show me how his hips move. That's really helpful for me.
Intriguing video, for which I thank you both. I'm a bit confused, though, about what you describe as 'jumping in.' Ordinarily, aren't the feet supposed to be the same distance apart? I realise that if one is moving to the right, one moves with the right foot first, and vice versa when moving to the left. However, isn't the other foot supposed to move very shortly thereafter so that the feet are again the same distance apart (without crossing the feet, of course)? I use the word 'ordinarily' because I realise that regarding the jab, one can leave the rear foot planted and move the front foot forward to land the jab, only thereafter to return the front foot back to the initial position (so feet are the same distance apart)? I had, however, thought this was more of an 'amateur' boxing manoeuvre, designed for quick 'tap tap' scoring (I was taught the manoeuvre many years ago by a great amateur, Errol Christie). Not so good, though, if having just thrown the jab one realises that one would otherwise have been in a position to throw the rear hand, but one is prevented from doing so (straight away at least) due to one's feet being (relatively) wide apart (the front foot is forward and the rear foot is planted way back - 'giving birth' as I once heard it called!). Surely the better bet is to 'jump in' as you describe it, i.e. with the front foot moving sensibly forward (no silly lunge, of course) and the rear foot following mighty quickly almost at the same time? In such circumstances, the jab is probably going to be harder (because one has more momentum behind it as the rear foot is coming) and one is in a position to throw the rear hand immediately if appropriate? If on the other hand, the rear hand is not appropriate, surely one can either retreat via the back foot getting one the heck out of there? Admittedly, it's not quite as safe as having the rear foot planted further back, but it seems to me that the pros (regarding the options to throw a fast and powerful rear hand and the fact that the jab is going to be heavier) outweigh the cons. Alternatively, there are the pivots and 'bob and weaves' which you discuss in, among other courses, your angles video. Personally, I've never liked leaving the rear foot rooted while throwing the jab for the reasons given above. I would be very interested to receive your comments.
A further thought. If by 'stepping in', you mean moving both feet simultaneously towards the target when throwing the jab (as opposed to front foot first with rear foot following swiftly but not simultaneously behind), am not sure that Eddie actually does this in your video demo. Presumably, it's difficult for him to make such a mistake. What about the pendulum step, though? Should you never throw the jab while doing the step? That is to say, should you always stop the pendulum, set the feet and throw it as you suggest? Seems to me the pendulum step sort of invites one to throw the jab while 'jumping in'. Again, any and all comments would be welcome.
@@CoachAnthonyBoxing I boxed in amateurs from age 25-35 and been keeping up with learning, just for fitness, fun and recreation the past 9 years. Never too old to keep learning, and I'd really like to get into coaching eventually. Once I save up enough money, I'm gonna cop the master bundle off you, hoping to in the next 3 months!👍
@@CoachAnthonyBoxing I’ve been training in mma a few times a week since the start of the year 😊and I’ve been watching your videos, which have been really helpful as well!
O wanna know how is there different jabs when it's a straight punch it goes from your face out and back in no leaning with it the jav is as fast as you can bring your hand back to your face
@@CoachAnthonyBoxing GREAT CONTENT COACH AS ALWAYS. Your joints are like my favorite-barber at the shop that always knows what kinda-cut that I want and exactly-how I want it before I even say anything to him or even before I get in the barbershop-chair. And In the same light, your the one-Coach(And Best in my humble-opinion) who always knows when to drop another gem for the viewers and also “WHAT” the “informational-GEM” needs to be about EVERY-TIME it seems like. Please don’t stop doing your videos Coach and matter fact ima say “NEVER” stop giving those of US, who are actually smart enough to “learn&apply” and “appreciate&respect”, the superior-boxing expertise that a Coach like yourself keeps doing plz Sir.!!💪🏿💯🧠🧠🥊
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Great video coach Anthony and Eddie. I'll be 67 next month and I'm still learning the sweet science. Thanks coach.
That is awesome! Do you compete in masters?
CAB and FE are like BAT MAN and ROBIN love the content I wach your video when I coach and when I’m training you explain it for all ages
Im from Phoenix Arizona
I am 56 and just getting started. Nice video!
That's Awesome Brother please keep it up!
I hope I can stay on the journey that long been at it for almost 20 years...
Coach, I’m 22 and can’t afford to attend a boxing gym in my area, but these videos help me while I work on my own. Hope to shake your hand one day.
Find a gym and go in there and tell them your situation.
yea definetly look for a gym which is not commercial most of the gyms are very supportative good luck my friend.
Idk if youre in school or work some shit job but u should stay fit but mainly focus on making money
Bro I am AMATUER my record is 22 and 3 I had the same situation I went to the the gym I told them that I can clean up the gym and they agreed u should try this as well
I’m Japanese and enjoying to study English and Boxing at the same time😂
This video is very helpful for learning! Thank you so much!
Lol u're a legend
Then give it your best. Boxing is a good martial art, sport and discipline to study and train. 😊
頑張って！
I have learned more on TH-cam about boxing than I ever have going to the gym
Right!
Just find some boys to spar and hold pads with
I thought my coach back in the day was teaching me right in boxing. After watching coach Anthony now makes more sense rather than just throw a punch. Thank u coach Anthony.
What kind if boxing coach is teaching you to "just throw a punch" 💀
Yo coach! I run a boxing club at my small college (I'm not a great boxer but no one else was and someone had to deal with the red tape to get the funding, but I can teach them the basics). Your videos have been amazing in helping explain fundamentals and techniques! Keep up the great work, its appreciated a ton.
Why you teaching a camp if your not a good boxer
@@edginess2690 becouse if it wasn't for him the camp wouldn't have a boxing club you donut, learn how to read
Cause he can still get youngsters excited and into the sport, and who knows man, the guy might have been into amateur boxing his whole life? I'm sure he can teach some kids the basics and run a good training. Heck there's a bunch of famous coaching with no or very little fighting experience like Angelo Dundee and Cus D'Amato@@edginess2690
great video
idk why, but i just like eddie chambers. he blocks ur shit coming in without u pre informing him, hes a pro, hes willing to be in ur vids no problem, he seems like a nice friendly guy but he can also decimate you. love people like that. he seems like a guy a new comer could ask to spar lightly and he would go lightly and youd learn from him without taking extensive damage. eddie you are appreciated
I'm 41 and just started doing this and this reminded me I need to work on getting a more complete rotation. I also need to work on my distance management. But I found this helpful 👍
Love this! A series on mastering all the different jabs and ways to throw it will be awesome love your stuff keep up the great work coach
Eddie jab is 🔥🔥🥊
Super informative, thanks dude!!
That job is crazy Swift 💯
Coach and Fast, dream team 💯☝️
Thanks champ. Tell me what you think about the video
Eddie is still a beast. Once a World Class xontender, always a World Class contender...🤷🏿♂️ 🥊👊🏾
💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽
All of your advice is gold, Coach.
Thanks champ!
Excellent video 🙌🏾
Recording yourself is a big help - not only with the jab, but also with sparring, heavy bag work and shadow boxing.... that's when you realize how terrible you really are.
Haha Facts. Was this video helpful?
Thank u for the value in every video coach 🔥💪
Glad you like them!
Facts?
Anthony missed the tripled jab 👀
Perfect Video!
thank you coach
You're welcome! Hope you enjoyed the video?!
Thanks coach. Much love from the U.K
Best coach👌💪
Great coach and a very nice demonstration as usual, thank you coach
Love it how you breakdown each thing step by step 🥊❤️🤍💚🥊
Yo this video is insane, short and full of details and catchy and cool.. Great content! Thank you guys
Eddy has a beautiful jab. You explained this so well. Thank you. I have the opposite of Eddy’s Jab.
Appreciate that water tip I’m new to coaching but I was an high ranking amateur with over 100+ fights
Oh nice what’s your name?
@@CoachAnthonyBoxing Justin Lynch from Nc me and my brother Gary Lynch fought all over the country
Great video! Thanks, guys. I plan on mastering the jab! 💪💪🥊🥊
Love it. Thanks.
Really good teacher named Marvin cook said there’s an apple on the shelf and you gotta grab the apple, bring it back. Thought that was pretty solid description. Thanks for the tips man!
I utilize the jab as best I can. I think of the jab as a shovel and the opponent as a chunk of dirt and I’m trying to dig in him and find that shot to make the dirt crumble. 🥊👍🏻
Master Class 🤌
Thank you!
It is so clear.Thank you.
The cup technique was good thanks for the suggestion
Haven’t checked in with the channel in a while but damn. Really upped your production skills.
Coach Anthony, thanks for this video. You've given me something to think about next time I take on the heavy bag.
I just wanted to tell you I really like the shorts Eddie wore. The little stripes down the sides show me how his hips move. That's really helpful for me.
Im going to become a great boxer and you helped me a lot ur videos ty champ ❤
Happy to hear that!
good lessons
Great succint explanation Coach.
Please do a video on how a tall fighter can deal with a shorter fighter. Im tall and big, boxing guys smaller, lighter, and faster.
Intriguing video, for which I thank you both. I'm a bit confused, though, about what you describe as 'jumping in.' Ordinarily, aren't the feet supposed to be the same distance apart? I realise that if one is moving to the right, one moves with the right foot first, and vice versa when moving to the left. However, isn't the other foot supposed to move very shortly thereafter so that the feet are again the same distance apart (without crossing the feet, of course)? I use the word 'ordinarily' because I realise that regarding the jab, one can leave the rear foot planted and move the front foot forward to land the jab, only thereafter to return the front foot back to the initial position (so feet are the same distance apart)? I had, however, thought this was more of an 'amateur' boxing manoeuvre, designed for quick 'tap tap' scoring (I was taught the manoeuvre many years ago by a great amateur, Errol Christie). Not so good, though, if having just thrown the jab one realises that one would otherwise have been in a position to throw the rear hand, but one is prevented from doing so (straight away at least) due to one's feet being (relatively) wide apart (the front foot is forward and the rear foot is planted way back - 'giving birth' as I once heard it called!). Surely the better bet is to 'jump in' as you describe it, i.e. with the front foot moving sensibly forward (no silly lunge, of course) and the rear foot following mighty quickly almost at the same time? In such circumstances, the jab is probably going to be harder (because one has more momentum behind it as the rear foot is coming) and one is in a position to throw the rear hand immediately if appropriate? If on the other hand, the rear hand is not appropriate, surely one can either retreat via the back foot getting one the heck out of there? Admittedly, it's not quite as safe as having the rear foot planted further back, but it seems to me that the pros (regarding the options to throw a fast and powerful rear hand and the fact that the jab is going to be heavier) outweigh the cons. Alternatively, there are the pivots and 'bob and weaves' which you discuss in, among other courses, your angles video. Personally, I've never liked leaving the rear foot rooted while throwing the jab for the reasons given above. I would be very interested to receive your comments.
A further thought. If by 'stepping in', you mean moving both feet simultaneously towards the target when throwing the jab (as opposed to front foot first with rear foot following swiftly but not simultaneously behind), am not sure that Eddie actually does this in your video demo. Presumably, it's difficult for him to make such a mistake. What about the pendulum step, though? Should you never throw the jab while doing the step? That is to say, should you always stop the pendulum, set the feet and throw it as you suggest? Seems to me the pendulum step sort of invites one to throw the jab while 'jumping in'. Again, any and all comments would be welcome.
Yo bro you are fire I appreciate you so much thank you
Great video!
Glad you enjoyed it
Them boys is snapping again 💥 #textgang is the best gang #boxinglife 🙌🏽💯
My guy 💪🏽💯
Hello Anthony! Could you make a video how to set up a liver shot been south paw position.
Wanting video now #TextGang
Always excellent 👊
Thank you champ. Anything in particular you want me to teach?
thank you coach #textgang
Can you make a video on how to fix the elbow out issue when throwing the jab
Yes I Can
Thanks. That was helpful
Wats up coach it's yo Boi Famousfrost13 Mr. Joe Louis himself dropping some 💯 homie luv
Take me in as a coach. I want to be a professional
Good video but you start with stance and footwork and I cannot the feet.
Nice to have a great jabin boxing always one of my best punches used alot 😊
"So when I'm working a guy" 2:02
Thanks Anthony!
My Grandmas not gonna know what hit her!😄
Eddie looks in good shape still, he needs to come back and get a fight
Smartest coaches always wanna emphasize the jab! #TextGang
100% champ! How long you been boxing
@@CoachAnthonyBoxing I boxed in amateurs from age 25-35 and been keeping up with learning, just for fitness, fun and recreation the past 9 years. Never too old to keep learning, and I'd really like to get into coaching eventually. Once I save up enough money, I'm gonna cop the master bundle off you, hoping to in the next 3 months!👍
I think that the Jab most important punch in boxing
100 percent champ
What happened to Ochocinco. Man I would have paid to see that fight
Great work coach! Getting better everyday bc of your content! #TextGang
Thank you!
Hey Coach! Should you keep your wrist straight or slightly bent when you're throwing a right hook or any other punch?
Great video textgang
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#textgang. This is helpful in so many ways I like the fact to have them adjust
Thanks joe how long have you been boxing?
Crispyyyyyy🔥
Thank you
Im assuming you box?
@@CoachAnthonyBoxing I’ve been training in mma a few times a week since the start of the year 😊and I’ve been watching your videos, which have been really helpful as well!
Great video. Curious l. Shouldnt he have been jabbing at your left mitt?
Liked and Subscribed ❤
I like the way eddie chambers snap the jab
Yessir. 💪🏽💯
Guys this 100% works! Tried it on my little brother 3 hours ago and he hasn't woken up since, i also uploaded a video on my channel.
Thanks Coach! #TextGang 🥊
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Coach Anthony does? Does it matter which side you slipp too? I’m always afraid that if I slip the the inside I’m gonna get hit with the the right
O wanna know how is there different jabs when it's a straight punch it goes from your face out and back in no leaning with it the jav is as fast as you can bring your hand back to your face
Ruthe Oval
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Bauch Corners
Mathias Groves
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Why would you edit his jab😢
Alfonso Run
West Lights
Great Vid!! All that jiu jitsu shi tsu stuff is bs. This is what's up real techniques and fighting!!!
#textgang great video for the jab 🔥
Thank you champ. Anything you want me to make a video on?
#textgang 🙏🏾
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2:03 i know this kind of immature but 😂😂😂
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#TextGang in the building😊
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Kling Corner
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Yessir How did you like the video?!
@@CoachAnthonyBoxing GREAT CONTENT COACH AS ALWAYS. Your joints are like my favorite-barber at the shop that always knows what kinda-cut that I want and exactly-how I want it before I even say anything to him or even before I get in the barbershop-chair. And In the same light, your the one-Coach(And Best in my humble-opinion) who always knows when to drop another gem for the viewers and also “WHAT” the “informational-GEM” needs to be about EVERY-TIME it seems like. Please don’t stop doing your videos Coach and matter fact ima say “NEVER” stop giving those of US, who are actually smart enough to “learn&apply” and “appreciate&respect”, the superior-boxing expertise that a Coach like yourself keeps doing plz Sir.!!💪🏿💯🧠🧠🥊