Just wanted to say I appreciate you including the Loma clip, both full speed and slowed down. Anytime you can show an actual fight clip illustrating something you're looking to teach us, it'd be awesome.
Coming across your video this morning is a real blessing. You have the best explanation and demonstration then any video I have seen thank you, very much.
You are really good! Thank you! Thank you for sharing your gifts and talents to the world. I needed more help on my footwork and angles. My teachers tried to teach me but it wasn't enough and in a class with people. I love your page
Hello. I have watched and hit the like button on a few of your videos, but this one finally made me subscribe to your channel. I practice Okinawan Goju Ryu Karate-jutsu. We call the stance that you drop step into Shiko Dachi. It is found in our basics and kata. Thank you for giving me another practical application for this stance. I look forward to viewing more of your content.
Great minds think alike. But your mind is greater because U got STR8 to the point. hook, BODY! I'm trying ta go Body from that drop step immediately though. A great position to steal air!
Can you do a video on the cross armed defense aka the lock, archie Moore George foreman style. It's a blocking style I haven't seen none of my coaches teach but seem very effective on the inside and allows you to attack from a parallel stance. Great video by the way
thats a good way of explaining "wind dodging". FALL. Like your falling and then prop stepping ahead of your fall to perfectly land. FALL with a perfect preplanned landing.
The drop step is a very good technique to create angles to hit without getting hit. I would work on the body shot like a right hook to the body connected with a hook to the head, in order for him to drop those hands. There are very few chances in the amateur level that the opponent counters after the drop. He will probably stay in a defensive stance with his hands up.
i used this last year in a match against a friend and he got caught so offguard that he got knocked down i was impressed due to how well i timed it and at the time i was doing training on and off also want to add this was southpaw vs southpaw as well and usually that would mean i'm open to right hooks there but i set it up quite well and yeah
At 1:17 could this also been considered a drop shift into a squared Southpaw? Using the left lead (now the left rear) to drive a strike right into his gut appropriately, being that Nate is covering up the face. Just looking with different perspectives.
I'm new to the channel only came across it a few weeks ago I've got my first white collar fight on the May 3rd watched loads of your vids now and finding them very helpful especially the one about gassing out early. 👍🏽
I’m southpaw so I’m tryin to understand which side I would be best off cutting toward. Is it supposed to be the side of the opponent’s lead hand? Or the side of my rear hand?
Acabo de descubrir algunos de tus videos subtitulados en español. Espectacular! Todavía es más bueno lo que dices que lo que haces. Please more spanish. Y observa como crece exponencial mente tus visualizaciones y suscripciones. Peace
Update on ur tips on practing head movement my counters are working well but problem is i am fairly short but i find comfort in outboxing range and cant seem to work well in inboxing
watch out for their power hand, shoot yours with your chin down shoulder up aiming a little under theirs aiming at their chin or chest to connect faster (if you happen to be shorter) this is what I would do although im no pro or trainer.
and yes it would be a very good counter for their jab, so bait them to throw it prior either by fainting your power hand, lowering your guard, or jabbing at their power hand.
I'm guessing this doesn't work if you are southpaw fighting an orthodox fighter? It seems like dropping into the angle would take you across the plane of attack for a one or two he's throwing. Am I seeing that remotely right?
Fan of your stuff, but i do have an issue with some of it. Nothing personal as so many others do the same but anyway... When you're breaking these moves down, your oppo is frozen. It's like the whole demo is there to show how awesome the move is. Well maybe, but IRL Nate's not going to be standing there like a statue, giving you time to drop and throw a right like that... Ideally i always think these moves should be demo'd in sparring after. So you do the run thru like this, then spar with someone who's unaware that you're going to do whatever move it is, and see you use it in real time, in a real spar situation... i guess that may not always be practical, but it'd really take these vids to another level.... LIke i say, pretty much everyone in combat sports does this frozen oppo stuff, so nothing personal and keep on with the vids!
@@PrecisionBoxing haha yeah maybe, but he's late fifties and let himself go massively since quitting, so cant see that happening anytime soon... Think is my point remains - and again it's not personal to you - that in these vids you show the 2nd punch, while the oppo is unreactive and frozen. It's like you've jumped a beat on him in time...
Ranjaiga Gadekar he has a few videos on some tips to implement Tyson’s style . I’m not a boxer myself , I just like to keep my hands right . He’s my favorite fighter and it’s helped me when I shadow box /hit the bag . Hope this helps chief 💪🏾.
Yo Brother JT, ayo, offa EACH of those dropsteps? TRUE, definitely are in a position to truly DAMAGE the opponent's face, either eyes, or nose, you could try to steal a mouthpiece it's whatever, but I notice in each of those motions, you're in a VERY CLOSE position to pack SERIOUS POWER in whatever punch/punches you choose, but I see that your opponent is TOTALLY GUARDING his head/jaw/face, but in doing so, you're in a position to use your proximity to pack some power in and basically STEAL your opponent's AIR with a NICE BODY BLOW, especially since his guard is UP, (he's trying ta be too pretty, LOLZ; I LIKES, I likes, hope MY opponents wanna keep their beauty TOO, because their AIR? Once stolen COULD basically end their opposition feel me?) since his guard is UP? Type of guy EYE am, Body, Body, HEAD would open that up all night for a cat like me. Just an observation. Continue on, by all means, I'm paying attention, instructor.
Right on time! I've been working on the Dempsey Roll all week, and this is the next step. Btw man, you have been my favorite digital coach for 4 years now, and the results showed at my most recent backyard boxing match last weekend. Just wanted to say thanks Here is the video of the fight, only 3 rounds: th-cam.com/video/IXzXk49uQ_0/w-d-xo.html
Just wanted to say I appreciate you including the Loma clip, both full speed and slowed down. Anytime you can show an actual fight clip illustrating something you're looking to teach us, it'd be awesome.
Love it. Lomachenko my favorite active fighter and Tyson my favorite all time fighter 👍 Keep em coming!
Coming across your video this morning is a real blessing. You have the best explanation and demonstration then any video I have seen thank you, very much.
Another great video, coach Jason! Thank you!
Thankyou amateur boxing is toughest thing ever these are golden tips
You are a legend JT!
Would love to see more of similar tutorials on various tricks and techniques. Thank you for the great boxing tips and lessons.
This guy is AMAZING!!!!
I LOVE fading out all the time. Where every retreat can be a good power shot if you want it. Then sudden fencing lunge in and boom bim bam boom
So amazing! Thank you JT!
Appreciate clearly shown footwork. Thanks!
Gooood video. Prbly the best video other than a few professional fighters teaching angles. GOOD techniques🤙
Who says there’s no teamwork in boxing? Good work guys. Nice footwork, very important in my opinion
Great Video Thanks JT are a big help you and Nate are the best!
You are really good! Thank you! Thank you for sharing your gifts and talents to the world. I needed more help on my footwork and angles. My teachers tried to teach me but it wasn't enough and in a class with people. I love your page
Thanks JT, very good video. 👍 👊.
Hello. I have watched and hit the like button on a few of your videos, but this one finally made me subscribe to your channel.
I practice Okinawan Goju Ryu Karate-jutsu. We call the stance that you drop step into Shiko Dachi. It is found in our basics and kata. Thank you for giving me another practical application for this stance. I look forward to viewing more of your content.
as always --great tech---perfectly explained--love your stuff
Fantastic. I was considering the option, after the right step, to throw a punch, a hook, to the body, with the right hand.
Great minds think alike. But your mind is greater because U got STR8 to the point. hook, BODY! I'm trying ta go Body from that drop step immediately though. A great position to steal air!
@@mwanziesaffa3071 so what yall doing if they just rotate out?
Can you do a video on the cross armed defense aka the lock, archie Moore George foreman style.
It's a blocking style I haven't seen none of my coaches teach but seem very effective on the inside and allows you to attack from a parallel stance.
Great video by the way
Thanks coach
thats a good way of explaining "wind dodging". FALL. Like your falling and then prop stepping ahead of your fall to perfectly land. FALL with a perfect preplanned landing.
Can you post a video on setting the gazelle punch and also fighting off broken rhythm
This is def going into my arsenal! Thanks again coach!
Tried it in sparring, very effective.
Interesting! How did it work for you?
How did you get inside?
very well done. i'll do it now. thanks
The drop step is a very good technique to create angles to hit without getting hit. I would work on the body shot like a right hook to the body connected with a hook to the head, in order for him to drop those hands. There are very few chances in the amateur level that the opponent counters after the drop. He will probably stay in a defensive stance with his hands up.
thanks uncle jason
This is cool. Never thought of a drop to move
i used this last year in a match against a friend and he got caught so offguard that he got knocked down i was impressed due to how well i timed it and at the time i was doing training on and off also want to add this was southpaw vs southpaw as well and usually that would mean i'm open to right hooks there but i set it up quite well and yeah
Nice job dude
Great timing
Nice
How did you get inside?
Appreciate that work man thank you for all this learning lessons!
The way you explan things are very precise ane helpfull
I'd like to see instruction on how pressure fighters, both inside and outside fighters, would utilize tempo to their advantage!
Boss, I been watching ur vids for about a decade.
Nice! thx Andres
Thanks bro that was great advice I'm gonna show it to my boys tonight
Very useful..
Thanks for the video. Lots of details.
Great video.
Those are some long arms
Thanks JT great video
Great advice!
Great tips
1:36 funny ^^
Thank you I knew good things😁
Thanks soo much! Easy to understand aswell
very good thank you
At 1:17 could this also been considered a drop shift into a squared Southpaw? Using the left lead (now the left rear) to drive a strike right into his gut appropriately, being that Nate is covering up the face.
Just looking with different perspectives.
You can, it's just hard to get power on that left
great stuff!
I'm new to the channel only came across it a few weeks ago I've got my first white collar fight on the May 3rd watched loads of your vids now and finding them very helpful especially the one about gassing out early. 👍🏽
Awesome!
Very good
nyc step sir ...thanx a lot sir
Thnx😇😇
Nice!
It kinda feels like a basketball crossover hehehe but effective. Nice 👍
So all those moves are only useful going in those exact directions?? Or anything done here can be done go both directions?
Beginner boxer here. What's the difference of this drop step to sidestep and stepthrough? Are they the same?
I GOTTA LEARN THESE MOVES!😀😁👍👊👊
I’m southpaw so I’m tryin to understand which side I would be best off cutting toward. Is it supposed to be the side of the opponent’s lead hand? Or the side of my rear hand?
Acabo de descubrir algunos de tus videos subtitulados en español. Espectacular! Todavía es más bueno lo que dices que lo que haces. Please more spanish. Y observa como crece exponencial mente tus visualizaciones y suscripciones. Peace
The jab n step right thing is what I do all the time . Push off with the left foot. I'LL even switch to southpaw for a better angle.
What if you a southpaw, wouldn’t you be moving into a right hand fighting the orthodox fighter
Excellent instruction. I see a nice opening for a right hook to the body after making the step as well. Can the drop step also be used to the left?
Yes, to the left it's like a shift. Then go shovel hook to the body
Thanks for your answer.
The concept is very similar to Mike Tyson's Cus dmato shifting
JT looks like the default character on create a fighter in Fight Night for xbox
Also some of the best boxing tutorials on the net. Not hatin just thought was funnt
Update on ur tips on practing head movement my counters are working well but problem is i am fairly short but i find comfort in outboxing range and cant seem to work well in inboxing
I cant be right where i wan to be in times
👍👍👍💪
Amazing stuff. Coach, wouldn't you say that the right hand from close range is more like an overhand? Or like something in between the two?
Yes it's an Overhand that you are throwing across the body a bit more
@@PrecisionBoxing Thanks for the reply, coach :)
man i hope jt and shane fazen can work together on a video! :)
precision ,can i use the droppunch to right for a counter of the opponents jab? Show us some counter punching please!
watch out for their power hand, shoot yours with your chin down shoulder up aiming a little under theirs aiming at their chin or chest to connect faster (if you happen to be shorter) this is what I would do although im no pro or trainer.
and yes it would be a very good counter for their jab, so bait them to throw it prior either by fainting your power hand, lowering your guard, or jabbing at their power hand.
somewhat reminiscent of stepping to throw a heavy leg kick, somewhat
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St 2:08 he was open for body shot n uppercut
Awwwwwwww yeah
It looks like the tall guys head should be 2D
Would Yoг please make a video on how to work effectively AGAINST the pikaboo style fighters..
work on your angles and timing
Does this work the same for a southpaw vs orthodox matchup?
it's still effective and creates an angle but it's easier to see and react to for both sides when it's ortho vs SP.
I'm guessing this doesn't work if you are southpaw fighting an orthodox fighter? It seems like dropping into the angle would take you across the plane of attack for a one or two he's throwing. Am I seeing that remotely right?
You have to make sure you step left outside of the orthodox right hand, then you are good
Mate looks like the vid from sparta
I wish I had long arms.
damn works even better southpaw
YEEES! Southpaw IS the future!
wonderboy does this too
good video suscribe!
Fan of your stuff, but i do have an issue with some of it. Nothing personal as so many others do the same but anyway... When you're breaking these moves down, your oppo is frozen. It's like the whole demo is there to show how awesome the move is. Well maybe, but IRL Nate's not going to be standing there like a statue, giving you time to drop and throw a right like that...
Ideally i always think these moves should be demo'd in sparring after. So you do the run thru like this, then spar with someone who's unaware that you're going to do whatever move it is, and see you use it in real time, in a real spar situation... i guess that may not always be practical, but it'd really take these vids to another level.... LIke i say, pretty much everyone in combat sports does this frozen oppo stuff, so nothing personal and keep on with the vids!
You should ask your coach to employ this teaching method with you in your next lesson.
@@PrecisionBoxing haha yeah maybe, but he's late fifties and let himself go massively since quitting, so cant see that happening anytime soon... Think is my point remains - and again it's not personal to you - that in these vids you show the 2nd punch, while the oppo is unreactive and frozen. It's like you've jumped a beat on him in time...
Dude plzzz teach us mike Tyson fighting style because I'm a heavyweight amateur boxer n I want to learn that style
Ranjaiga Gadekar he has a few videos on some tips to implement Tyson’s style . I’m not a boxer myself , I just like to keep my hands right . He’s my favorite fighter and it’s helped me when I shadow box /hit the bag . Hope this helps chief 💪🏾.
@@TheCivilMic thanks dude
Look at coach try to hide his attack, we know you bang the s*** out of those short ribs
Yo Brother JT, ayo, offa EACH of those dropsteps? TRUE, definitely are in a position to truly DAMAGE the opponent's face, either eyes, or nose, you could try to steal a mouthpiece it's whatever, but I notice in each of those motions, you're in a VERY CLOSE position to pack SERIOUS POWER in whatever punch/punches you choose, but I see that your opponent is TOTALLY GUARDING his head/jaw/face, but in doing so, you're in a position to use your proximity to pack some power in and basically STEAL your opponent's AIR with a NICE BODY BLOW, especially since his guard is UP, (he's trying ta be too pretty, LOLZ; I LIKES, I likes, hope MY opponents wanna keep their beauty TOO, because their AIR? Once stolen COULD basically end their opposition feel me?) since his guard is UP? Type of guy EYE am, Body, Body, HEAD would open that up all night for a cat like me. Just an observation. Continue on, by all means, I'm paying attention, instructor.
Right on time! I've been working on the Dempsey Roll all week, and this is the next step.
Btw man, you have been my favorite digital coach for 4 years now, and the results showed at my most recent backyard boxing match last weekend.
Just wanted to say thanks
Here is the video of the fight, only 3 rounds:
th-cam.com/video/IXzXk49uQ_0/w-d-xo.html
Whoo! nice work. Good jab and defense!
You couldn't box your way out of a paper bag the pair of you!🤣😂🤣
Here before 4 views
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4:27
This is how Loma actually does it
th-cam.com/video/sT4X0qzBGnQ/w-d-xo.html
No, that's a switch step.
Your opponent is too tall
Loma don't like boxing tall guys
I GOTTA LEARN THESE MOVES!😀😁👍👊👊
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