I left early yesterday and my son was disappointed because I wasn't able to train with him . I put your page up for him and told him to pick whatever he wants to do and work for about an hour and rest between drills . by the time I got home my wife told me he's been training all day and only came out for water lunch and bathroom breaks . So I asked him to show me what he learned . Unreal and I was amazed , he was now telling me not asking what to do and explaining why . His stance has improved 100% his punches have more snap , his range is perfect and I have never seen him use head movement like this while doing bag work . Turns out I was just in his way and he's a visual learner. Thanks for stepping in for me 😁 . I am very happy with your teaching style , it's kid friendly and very effective apparently . Was going to post yesterday but I took him out for dinner and we talked boxing , he now wants to compete ! My mind is blown.
These boxing tutorials are real gems. I've been boxing for almost three years now. Without competing, but sparring every training. And yet, thanks to your videos I've seen many aspects of several boxing fundamentals which I can and will improve significantly. Great videos sir!
Thanks for commenting; Our goal with this entire channel is to give accurate yet simple to follow information to help everyone get the most out of their workouts. Thanks for watching : )
Been trolling and watching your videos lately.. they are SuperB Very Easy to Grasp and Learn. Please can you guys include Kickboxing to your program. It will be good to get all in one place
Dude, all your videos are great. Most video here dont go over the basic of the basic like you do. Now whenever my gym mate whom want to go boxing i`ll just give them your video links for them to at least in theory know what they are suppose to do.
Thanks for commenting ; ) I am using a 18oz sparring glove from everlast; www.everlast.com/boxing/gloves/protex-3-gel-laced-training-gloves My partners are using 16oz training gloves by everlast; www.everlast.com/boxing/gloves/pro-style-elite-training-gloves if you are interested we did a video about which glove may be best for different types pf training; th-cam.com/video/P9_ukUiHQxg/w-d-xo.html
As a new coach You have been amazing help, and really helped with me putting together a lesson plan, do you know any anti flinching drills also any good combo, I generally struggle coming up with 2 or 3 phase attacks
Thank you for commenting Soon we will be posting some videos that may be of interest like some advanced drills and techniques. As for helping your students not flinch, i would recommend them using the speed bag ( we have a how to video on the channel) and you might want to have your students hold the focus mitts themselves so they can see the punches traveling towards them. (we have a how to hold the mitts tutorial as well) Both the speed bag and holding the mitts will have your students getting used to having something traveling towards their face while they are in a boxing stance. Everyone flinches in the beginning ...it's a natural reflex that must be unlearned... Reassure them that it takes practice and that in time they won't flinch at all
I’m 6’4” I have a good sense of distance while throwing jabs and crosses but Im loosing the range when throwing hooks and uppercuts and it prevents me from throwing good combinations and I’m ending up throwing only 1-2s the whole time... any tips for me?
Thanks for commenting. The best advice will be to stick with what makes you feel most comfortable. You have the height and reach, use it. If you watch klitscko you’ll notice that he also does not throw too many hooks or uppercuts. He does not risk getting closer to his opponents to throw those shorter range shots. He remains very disciplined. He controls the distance and uses the jab and cross. Seems to have worked well for him.
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I left early yesterday and my son was disappointed because I wasn't able to train with him . I put your page up for him and told him to pick whatever he wants to do and work for about an hour and rest between drills . by the time I got home my wife told me he's been training all day and only came out for water lunch and bathroom breaks . So I asked him to show me what he learned . Unreal and I was amazed , he was now telling me not asking what to do and explaining why . His stance has improved 100% his punches have more snap , his range is perfect and I have never seen him use head movement like this while doing bag work . Turns out I was just in his way and he's a visual learner. Thanks for stepping in for me 😁 . I am very happy with your teaching style , it's kid friendly and very effective apparently . Was going to post yesterday but I took him out for dinner and we talked boxing , he now wants to compete ! My mind is blown.
Thanks sooo much for the great comment. Im glad to be of help :)
These boxing tutorials are real gems. I've been boxing for almost three years now. Without competing, but sparring every training. And yet, thanks to your videos I've seen many aspects of several boxing fundamentals which I can and will improve significantly. Great videos sir!
Thank you very much for the gracious comment... and stay tuned because we have a lot of cool videos coming,
Some of the best videos, no nonsense, straight forward.. thank you for putting this up on TH-cam
Thank you so much for the great comment and for watching the video😎😎😎😎
This guy here is a great boxer and athlete.....besides a great trainer,one of the best in Canada by far! Also, an all-around good guy
These videos are very well presented. Excellent breakdown of the core boxing skills and how to master them 👍
Thank you for taking the time to watch them : )
your explanations are very simple and easy to understand.thanks
Thanks for commenting;
Our goal with this entire channel is to give accurate yet simple to follow information to help everyone get the most out of their workouts. Thanks for watching : )
Been trolling and watching your videos lately.. they are SuperB
Very Easy to Grasp and Learn.
Please can you guys include Kickboxing to your program.
It will be good to get all in one place
I definitely plan on visiting some pro kickboxing gyms and recording a few videos there. Thanks for watching 😎😎😎
Dude, all your videos are great. Most video here dont go over the basic of the basic like you do. Now whenever my gym mate whom want to go boxing i`ll just give them your video links for them to at least in theory know what they are suppose to do.
Thanks for the amazing comment. we try to make the videos as easy to understand as possible.
Long story short...great video! Thanks!
Lol… Long story short this is a great comment. 😎😎😎 thank you for taking the time to watch😎😎😎
@@fightyourwayfit Your A, B, C diagram in the ring really helped to understand range better.
Great video! It helped me a lot, and what gloves are you using?
Thanks for commenting ; )
I am using a 18oz sparring glove from everlast;
www.everlast.com/boxing/gloves/protex-3-gel-laced-training-gloves
My partners are using 16oz training gloves by everlast;
www.everlast.com/boxing/gloves/pro-style-elite-training-gloves
if you are interested we did a video about which glove may be best for different types pf training;
th-cam.com/video/P9_ukUiHQxg/w-d-xo.html
As a new coach You have been amazing help, and really helped with me putting together a lesson plan, do you know any anti flinching drills also any good combo, I generally struggle coming up with 2 or 3 phase attacks
Thank you for commenting
Soon we will be posting some videos that may be of interest like some advanced drills and techniques.
As for helping your students not flinch, i would recommend them using the speed bag ( we have a how to video on the channel) and you might want to have your students hold the focus mitts themselves so they can see the punches traveling towards them. (we have a how to hold the mitts tutorial as well)
Both the speed bag and holding the mitts will have your students getting used to having something traveling towards their face while they are in a boxing stance. Everyone flinches in the beginning ...it's a natural reflex that must be unlearned... Reassure them that it takes practice and that in time they won't flinch at all
you are the best...
THANK YOU
Thanks for watching 😎😎😎
*ONCE YOU PERFECTLY KNOW THESE RULES, BREAK THEM !*
Lol... exactly 🙂🙂🙂😎
Thanks again champ!
Thanks for watching : )
He's the best Trainer i Know!!!!!
Thanks Max : )
I’m 6’4” I have a good sense of distance while throwing jabs and crosses but Im loosing the range when throwing hooks and uppercuts and it prevents me from throwing good combinations and I’m ending up throwing only 1-2s the whole time... any tips for me?
Thanks for commenting. The best advice will be to stick with what makes you feel most comfortable. You have the height and reach, use it. If you watch klitscko you’ll notice that he also does not throw too many hooks or uppercuts. He does not risk getting closer to his opponents to throw those shorter range shots. He remains very disciplined. He controls the distance and uses the jab and cross. Seems to have worked well for him.
At 2:02 why pivot with the jab?