It’s now 2020. I did not originally post these videos, nor did I ever manage the account. I’ve never personally viewed my reception on here, only been told by word of mouth. I’ve finally been convinced by those close to me in the boxing game to give this a shot. New, as well as unseen, content will be posted in the coming weeks. Thanks for all your support.
@@treroney4720 Why? I don't see anything wrong with it. Technically sound The fight stance would be slighty modified for Kickboxing or Muay Thai. Right hip slightly more forward.
@@jav.angel1205 I wouldn't say it's bad. Just not the best. Reason being is because your heavy your front leg and are suspectable to leg kicks. Jack slack has a video explaining it way better than I can
Tre' Roney I was thinking it was good, and was wondering if that applies also to kb. Can you share which video you were referring? Looked in Jack slate but wasn’t able to find it. I do muay and would appreciate the help in combining both techniques by seeing what you meant. Thanks!
Did some kickboxing, these are fundamentals, basic stuff that fighter's tend to ignore,or forget. This instructor has earned my respect, I love the way he teaches. Excellent
he teaches out at Erik Paulson's in Cali. Erik is a legend. If you wanna learn catch wrestling, jujitsu integrated into wrestling, mma, kickboxing, or fuckin jeet June do, it's the place to go. the last real catch teacher around. trained Josh barnett.
Man, this man can make it simple but he hits the REAL points. He teaches! Fight Hungry, Never wait for a receipt...luck is not good...create, don’t wait...This guy gets it! I wish I knew where his gym was! I could use the coaching!
That instructors calves are crazy!!! You know for sure his legs never give out during a fight. I’ve always believed that it’s the people with strong legs you should fear the most rather the people with a strong upper body.
Yeah I just stumbled across his videos. It's funny because I was outside working out yesterday at a family member's house and a boxing coach saw me working out. He told me to come his gym to learn how to box. So I'm trying to do some research before I go there.
@@bootsmanaa I never made it because I developed bicep tendonitis in my left upper arm😫🤦🏽♂️.. I'm hoping I will be good to go by mid or the end of September. however, I still do plan on doing it so check back later..
It is one thing to be a good fighter/boxer but it’s another thing altogether to be able to teach. Marvin is able to speak in a way that I can access...what a great teacher/coach
This guy seems like a great coach, I did boxing training for about a year quite a while ago and and I felt they didn't really 'teach' you, more just let you get on with it and give a little pointer every now and then, this guy is giving a lesson (y)
You don't need to be an instructor/trainer to recognize that Marvin Cook is always thinking ahead; he makes his points understandable for all; and he applies a standard of excellence to his teaching . . . What more could you ask for? You go guy!!!
To Marvin Cook: This is one of the very best teachings about the jab. I really appreciate that you emphasize that the movement of the hip is essential and the punch must come home quickly.Thank you!!!!!
Discovered this on my own after spending hour's on the heavy bag.It's when you're totally fatigued and all your working on is technique that you discover this little things.
We were taught something very similar. Grandmaster Carl Beaman told us that our hands are like rubber bands. Snapped out and right back in position. 100 jabs, crosses, straights (a lot of ppl only teach the cross and not the straight right or left hand lead) hooks, and uppercuts with 5lbs. weight and resistance tubes. Needless to say when we were hitting jokers we was putting them to sleep! 🤣 R.I.P Coach thank you for all the knowledge and wisdom.
As a tall fighter, I remember having a problem overstretching with punches without adjusting my feet when I saw an opening. But the coach here is right, everything should be thrown from you being in boxing stance and it's your feet that should close the distance between you and the opponent - you shouldn't be reaching with your punches to close the distance. Don't come off balance. I've been boxing 5 years now but the fundamentals are always worth revisiting.
I'm a wrestler and judoka and is self teaching boxing because I can't afford to pay gym at the moment but the way this man teaches about angles and form is amazing. Such great fundamentals applicable to other fighting arts as well. Respect!
You gotta think of that jab as a piston. It's home and then out then back. Same starting position is the ending position. What I see alot of these guys doing is dropping the hand slightly and then shooting it forward. The most efficient line is straight.
Thank you for this video! My jabs have seemed a lot slower lately, but now I know why. I was barely using my hips and I didn't bring in the jab hand like I was bringing the apple home. Great tutorial!
Came by this video after reading advice and tips from amateurs and professionals on jabs, stance, and its art and so I had to comment to say that this demonstration was very helpful. I now corrected my stance and now learning to pivot my lead leg and thrust a jab with quick reflex. I still have trouble telling myself not to reach my jab further but I am slowly adjusting that. Thanks for sharing!!
I know a lot of these videos are from years ago but I just found them. I’ve had a lot of training in different disciplines including kickboxing, karate, some bjj, and a few others but my actual boxing has always been a bit lacking. Now after finding you I finally realize why, you are an amazing teacher and I just wanted to say thank you.
Interesting point. In karate I was taught the exact same. Always bring your punches back as fast as you throw them, or you will be grabbed. Also, I learned to hit faster and harder by punching from the hip.
That part about "you teach yourself", my God, that's gold, I teach artistic gimanstic and I always tell the same to my little ones, that's some rare teaching skills in my opinion
Good tutorial, I've told people this for years. I've said that the most inportant part of launching a strike, is the recoil back to the launchpad. Plus, when you bring your arms back to where you began motion, it's easier to do the other motions.
This was excellent teaching right here, and it looks simple, but harder than it looks, cause i was uncoordinated as hell. It seems like a lot, but some guys are just natural with it. It takes coordination and rhythm to punch and move your feet, head, balance, bring it back, but I have to practice i have all girls, boxing really is a sweet mind science, I practice slowly til it becomes natural, great teaching,
Holy fuck I wish I would thumbs up this a million times. Excuse me mr instructor could you tell this to half the UFC roster. Leaving their hands out there pushing their punches and using no hips. I've been striking 25 years and no one ever fucking listens to this exact exact advice. Snap that hand back twice as fast as it goes out. These students are lucky this guy cares. And if I see one more UFC fighter throw looping jabs or punches with their arms only I'm gonna flip. Thank you buddy very solid advice.
I've seen many videos and none of them mention the idea of bringing it all back home. But it's super important. I'll watch more of your videos. But I'm planning on joining a self defense or boxing class soon.
Great video. I love how you show quick and smooth execution. It really shows how implementing such movement will greatly improve anyone in their boxing development
"MARVIN COOK", is a real genius, very talented and gifted ,and is by far the best that I have ever come across, in terms of how he is able to properly and thoroughly explain, even the smallest of detail, in such a way, that for the very first time I am really able to fully get, understand and absorb it, and then go out and, "properly" do it, execute and perform the technique, and do it better then I had ever done before, prior to watching one of his videos. (in this case "THE JAB" and using technique ,our hips, teaching us how to make it more effective, powerful etc.) Any and all techniques learned and put into practice, is going to allow us to be more efficient, therefore we will have extra energy, cardio and/or stamina when or if we were to need it. His approach, style, and overall ability; to take; all his knowledge, wisdom and skill that he has obtained and then make me understand it , IS SECOND TO NONE. I feel very lucky and fortunate, and am grateful and appreciative, to be able to come to this channel, whenever I so choose, and learn from a man who is so highly skilled and passionate about his craft, and who has given us the chance and ability, to be able to come to his channel and learn. A BIG RESPECT TO YOU SIR, THANK YOU, FROM EAST COAST CANADA
The Perfect instructor. Awesome articulation while explaining techniques. Would love to receive training from you sir. Best boxing coach I have come across so far. The true boxer's stance would help throw other strikes as well including back fists, palm strikes, elbows, batman style knee strikes, kicks, head butt and what not. Even good for wrestling, aikido, judo and grappling. Please upload more videos.
Noor Kashif Is CSW the actual name of the gym or does CSW stand for something else? Seems the guy was trying to locate the gym with a bit more accuracy, but only knowing CSW he’s probably not better informed than when he first asked. 🤦🏽♂️😳😂
@@everettwhite9874 well anybody with functional brain cells would google csw gym and it'll come right up, not everyone needs to be a condescending prick like you
I'm 8 years or more late to your channel but this is all good info honestly. I've dabbled in boxing here and there and I appreciate you giving out good info and tips like this for free most people nowadays charge ridiculous prices for information like this.
He is teaching basic, textbook boxing. Excellent!! What did Bruce Lee say "don't fear the man who knows 1000 moves, fear the man who practices the same move 1000 times".
Why would you listen to an actor??? Dont get me wrong, he could fight; for his era, BUT Bruce was ultimately an actor NOT a world renown fighter/champion. He would get owned today in the octagon if he brought that " wing chung" shit.
I remember when I started boxing and when I was taught the jab, I started off with the habit of leaving my arm extended. My trainer told me that in the boxing world, that’s what’s called “taking pictures.” Of course, the correction was to bring that arm back quickly or otherwise, you’d open yourself up to be countered. What made me get it was him describing the jab as a flicking movement.
The true boxing stance is a great way of describing the concept that you should have a perfectly balanced stance as base from which everything springs from and everything comes back to. On a related note, many people throw the jab (and other punches) and then stop after contact but this is just leaving yourself there to be punched, the jab doesn’t finish till you are back where you started from, the true boxing stance. Alternatively it may go into a combo of punches and defensive manoveurs but it will always come back to the TBS after. In a 1-2 the pulling back of the jab hand after contact can be used to aid the torso rotation of the right hand, gifting even more power. The same can be used when pulling the right hand back to power a left hook. I think it’s most pronounced in the 1-2 as they are both straight punches, kind of like a propeller, or like pulling on a lawn mower engine to make it start.
Now I understand why the boxer in my jujitsu class was so good at not being hit even with his short stature and short reach. His footing was more intelligent than mine was when we were on our feet. Very cool lesson. I liked how he explained keeping your head back. I make that mistake.
It’s now 2020. I did not originally post these videos, nor did I ever manage the account.
I’ve never personally viewed my reception on here, only been told by word of mouth. I’ve finally been convinced by those close to me in the boxing game to give this a shot.
New, as well as unseen, content will be posted in the coming weeks. Thanks for all your support.
been watching your vids since i was 16! Always find myself coming to them
Welcome back Coach
Thanks for coming back!!!
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Nice! I'm subscribing now
"You don't get the points until you bring it back" -- This is such a simple, but effective way to think about it. You earned a subscriber!
Sage K That's not the best jab to throw in kickboxing
Tre' Roney This is not kickboxing dumbass.
@@treroney4720 Why? I don't see anything wrong with it. Technically sound
The fight stance would be slighty modified for Kickboxing or Muay Thai. Right hip slightly more forward.
@@jav.angel1205 I wouldn't say it's bad. Just not the best. Reason being is because your heavy your front leg and are suspectable to leg kicks. Jack slack has a video explaining it way better than I can
Tre' Roney I was thinking it was good, and was wondering if that applies also to kb. Can you share which video you were referring? Looked in Jack slate but wasn’t able to find it. I do muay and would appreciate the help in combining both techniques by seeing what you meant. Thanks!
Did some kickboxing, these are fundamentals, basic stuff that fighter's tend to ignore,or forget. This instructor has earned my respect, I love the way he teaches. Excellent
So true, same thing I thought when I started watching video
I do my fundamentals on the weekends, it's the boring stuff but you gotta keep up with it, keeps you sharp
We never learned that in my kickboxing gym.
This is basic stuff. But the basics win fights. Even experienced people need to come back to this.
this guy is a great coach I'd love to train at his gym
he teaches out at Erik Paulson's in Cali. Erik is a legend. If you wanna learn catch wrestling, jujitsu integrated into wrestling, mma, kickboxing, or fuckin jeet June do, it's the place to go. the last real catch teacher around. trained Josh barnett.
omega thank you. Wish i lived closer id love to learn from him, I'm about 400 miles away :/
omega Damn. too bad I live in Ohio lol
omega Matt Hume from AMC was josh Barnett’s original coach and he is an elite coach as well
omega wait Cali where?
Man, this man can make it simple but he hits the REAL points. He teaches! Fight Hungry, Never wait for a receipt...luck is not good...create, don’t wait...This guy gets it! I wish I knew where his gym was! I could use the coaching!
It's in Cali fyi.
I just subd and posted about his ability to teach then read the comments and it almost unanimous
I couldnt have said it better bro, respect
Esteban B where in Cali
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Ima take all the apples
How do you like these apples?
Kevin Hinojosa how bout I give you a buffet of knuckle sandwhiches
Not if I take them first!
take my apple and take your chin out for dinner too
U forgot the most important thing... Bring It Home! So actually the only thing u took is a beating istead of an apple haha
"When that punch comes home, you should already be in your stance." That helped me so much! Thank you Marvin Cook.
That instructors calves are crazy!!! You know for sure his legs never give out during a fight. I’ve always believed that it’s the people with strong legs you should fear the most rather the people with a strong upper body.
I imagine he jump ropes alot
Mind blowing wisdom! I've been around a lot of fighters, but it takes someone tuned in to point out THE STRONG LEG THEORY!! Props for that!
Imagine a strong upper body with insane legs , just like Mike Tyson
I imagine this is why leg kicks have such an effect on an opponent's power!
Strong legs and thick neck
It has been 10 or more years since this lesson was taught but it still teaches millions of people across the world. What an awesome coach !
Yeah I just stumbled across his videos. It's funny because I was outside working out yesterday at a family member's house and a boxing coach saw me working out. He told me to come his gym to learn how to box. So I'm trying to do some research before I go there.
@@servantofthetruth8203how did it go?
@@bootsmanaa I never made it because I developed bicep tendonitis in my left upper arm😫🤦🏽♂️.. I'm hoping I will be good to go by mid or the end of September. however, I still do plan on doing it so check back later..
@@servantofthetruth8203 Alright, best of luck friend, boxing is a lot of fun, hope u can try it.
It is one thing to be a good fighter/boxer but it’s another thing altogether to be able to teach. Marvin is able to speak in a way that I can access...what a great teacher/coach
This man would have so many people taking his class online just because of his simple and respectful communication style.
watching all these videos and wow! this dude knows the fundamentals like the back of his hand! truely text book
check out don Hamiltons videos
Back of his hand or the front of his fist? Haha pls kill me.
Boxing is great for street defence th-cam.com/video/eK4CGo8VfVo/w-d-xo.html
This guy seems like a great coach, I did boxing training for about a year quite a while ago and and I felt they didn't really 'teach' you, more just let you get on with it and give a little pointer every now and then, this guy is giving a lesson (y)
You don't need to be an instructor/trainer to recognize that Marvin Cook is always thinking ahead; he makes his points understandable for all; and he applies a standard of excellence to his teaching . . . What more could you ask for? You go guy!!!
To Marvin Cook: This is one of the very best teachings about the jab. I really appreciate that you emphasize that the movement of the hip is essential and the punch must come home quickly.Thank you!!!!!
Discovered this on my own after spending hour's on the heavy bag.It's when you're totally fatigued and all your working on is technique that you discover this little things.
@DEUS VULT yep it's really when Reaction and technique becomes one...
We were taught something very similar. Grandmaster Carl Beaman told us that our hands are like rubber bands. Snapped out and right back in position. 100 jabs, crosses, straights (a lot of ppl only teach the cross and not the straight right or left hand lead) hooks, and uppercuts with 5lbs. weight and resistance tubes. Needless to say when we were hitting jokers we was putting them to sleep! 🤣 R.I.P Coach thank you for all the knowledge and wisdom.
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As a tall fighter, I remember having a problem overstretching with punches without adjusting my feet when I saw an opening. But the coach here is right, everything should be thrown from you being in boxing stance and it's your feet that should close the distance between you and the opponent - you shouldn't be reaching with your punches to close the distance. Don't come off balance. I've been boxing 5 years now but the fundamentals are always worth revisiting.
I'm a wrestler and judoka and is self teaching boxing because I can't afford to pay gym at the moment but the way this man teaches about angles and form is amazing. Such great fundamentals applicable to other fighting arts as well. Respect!
I've watched 12 videos for 3days and i feel like ive learned more then I couldve at any gym for 250.00 a month.... Thanks dawg
Not only is Marvin is a fucking genius, he's also one hell of a damn good teacher! Rock on Marvin.
So knowledgeable, subscribed.
Definitely a skilled teacher
“What ever he gets he earns” i like that quote
I like this coach, pure authenticity, no marketing bullshit, just simple to understand teachings.
Marvin "True Boxer Stance" Cook.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
1:45 best voice crack ever
As soon as they started the drill it's like they all forgot about the boxing stance
Are u me
LOL esp the guy in the gray tank top
Lol! First time I see 2 Jimmy Nguyen in the same conversation.
Jimmy Nguyen they’re probably new
A rift opened from a parallel universe. The two Jimmy's stared at each other, as if looking into one's own reflection.
You gotta think of that jab as a piston. It's home and then out then back. Same starting position is the ending position. What I see alot of these guys doing is dropping the hand slightly and then shooting it forward. The most efficient line is straight.
The instructor has good knowledge and knows how to break it down into details. He explained it very well. Great job from the instructor!
I really appreciate it when instructions throw in the the why as opposed to only the how and leaving students clueless. 🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽
It’s like when Ippo had to catch the 10 leaves before they touched the ground.
Takamura senpei
I see... You're a man of culture as well!
Thank you for this video! My jabs have seemed a lot slower lately, but now I know why. I was barely using my hips and I didn't bring in the jab hand like I was bringing the apple home. Great tutorial!
Came by this video after reading advice and tips from amateurs and professionals on jabs, stance, and its art and so I had to comment to say that this demonstration was very helpful. I now corrected my stance and now learning to pivot my lead leg and thrust a jab with quick reflex. I still have trouble telling myself not to reach my jab further but I am slowly adjusting that. Thanks for sharing!!
That's why it's called the sweet science! This is a great instructional video!!
I know a lot of these videos are from years ago but I just found them. I’ve had a lot of training in different disciplines including kickboxing, karate, some bjj, and a few others but my actual boxing has always been a bit lacking. Now after finding you I finally realize why, you are an amazing teacher and I just wanted to say thank you.
The apple part was on point
This man is a fantastic teacher. What a communicator.
That bow and arrow throw now that he mentions it, that would be a perfect moment for a hook kick. I'll have to remember that when I see it.
Great wisdom, 1st thing i learned was establishing a crisp jab back to guarding the face
This dude is a good teacher...and delivers his info very clearly and concisely.
love the technique breakdown of what is happening with the body during the punch as far as legs and hips so critical to understand thnx
He should really make a line called “Fight Stingy” that would be 🔥🔥🔥
Yea i like it
Interesting point. In karate I was taught the exact same. Always bring your punches back as fast as you throw them, or you will be grabbed. Also, I learned to hit faster and harder by punching from the hip.
A 7 min video on the jab . I love it. How many classes just rush through it to get to the flashier strikes. So many good tips on the jab in this vid
nice points he touches on especially with bringing the hand back. my coach taught me “snatching flies” basically same concept.
For something that seems simple, theres so many different elements to really execute it perfectly
Incredibly knowledgable. Subscribed in a heartbeat
This guy is an amazing teacher all those guys in that gym are so blesses to get his training. My goodness.
This guy is a great coach man.
#salute #respect
love this this guy has a lot of knowledge about his stuff and a great teacher
So simple n effective just summed up all of the basics in few easy words
That part about "you teach yourself", my God, that's gold, I teach artistic gimanstic and I always tell the same to my little ones, that's some rare teaching skills in my opinion
Good tutorial, I've told people this for years. I've said that the most inportant part of launching a strike, is the recoil back to the launchpad. Plus, when you bring your arms back to where you began motion, it's easier to do the other motions.
This was excellent teaching right here, and it looks simple, but harder than it looks, cause i was uncoordinated as hell. It seems like a lot, but some guys are just natural with it. It takes coordination and rhythm to punch and move your feet, head, balance, bring it back, but I have to practice i have all girls, boxing really is a sweet mind science, I practice slowly til it becomes natural, great teaching,
Those things you teach are so natural for mr. Building momentum with angles and hips, those rotations, that's true boxing
Does Mr. Building Momentum with angles and hips fight professionally? Sounds like a beast
Lol. No. And I wanted to type "me" not mr. I had a few fights at amateur level though
Holy fuck I wish I would thumbs up this a million times. Excuse me mr instructor could you tell this to half the UFC roster. Leaving their hands out there pushing their punches and using no hips. I've been striking 25 years and no one ever fucking listens to this exact exact advice. Snap that hand back twice as fast as it goes out. These students are lucky this guy cares. And if I see one more UFC fighter throw looping jabs or punches with their arms only I'm gonna flip. Thank you buddy very solid advice.
I've seen many videos and none of them mention the idea of bringing it all back home. But it's super important. I'll watch more of your videos. But I'm planning on joining a self defense or boxing class soon.
Thank you Marvin! You are a great communicator with a mind for details.
This guy is a Beast love the way he explains. So detailed and easy to understand
Great video. I love how you show quick and smooth execution. It really shows how implementing such movement will greatly improve anyone in their boxing development
"MARVIN COOK", is a real genius, very talented and gifted ,and is by far the best that I have ever come across, in terms of how he is able to properly and thoroughly explain, even the smallest of detail, in such a way, that for the very first time I am really able to fully get, understand and absorb it, and then go out and, "properly" do it, execute and perform the technique, and do it better then I had ever done before, prior to watching one of his videos. (in this case "THE JAB" and using technique ,our hips, teaching us how to make it more effective, powerful etc.) Any and all techniques learned and put into practice, is going to allow us to be more efficient, therefore we will have extra energy, cardio and/or stamina when or if we were to need it. His approach, style, and overall ability; to take; all his knowledge, wisdom and skill that he has obtained and then make me understand it , IS SECOND TO NONE. I feel very lucky and fortunate, and am grateful and appreciative, to be able to come to this channel, whenever I so choose, and learn from a man who is so highly skilled and passionate about his craft, and who has given us the chance and ability, to be able to come to his channel and learn. A BIG RESPECT TO YOU SIR, THANK YOU, FROM EAST COAST CANADA
Such a good explanation & break down of the jab. The key is in the detail.
The Perfect instructor. Awesome articulation while explaining techniques. Would love to receive training from you sir. Best boxing coach I have come across so far. The true boxer's stance would help throw other strikes as well including back fists, palm strikes, elbows, batman style knee strikes, kicks, head butt and what not. Even good for wrestling, aikido, judo and grappling. Please upload more videos.
I wonder what happened to the homie Marvin cook? 7 years from the upload and no videos in between. I hope all is well for you brother
Trains out of csw gym
Noor Kashif
Is CSW the actual name of the gym or does CSW stand for something else? Seems the guy was trying to locate the gym with a bit more accuracy, but only knowing CSW he’s probably not better informed than when he first asked. 🤦🏽♂️😳😂
@@everettwhite9874 CSW (Combat Submission Wrestling) is Erik Paulson's gym/system/organization.
@@everettwhite9874 well anybody with functional brain cells would google csw gym and it'll come right up, not everyone needs to be a condescending prick like you
Everett White its called google you fuck head
I love the grab the apple analogy. Never heard that one.
First time watching this channel and it's GOLD! He's giving technique,context, and memorable metaphors. #Tough 💪
I Used to do boxing when I was younger and man this guy really keeps me Focused and would Love to be a part of his Gym
Great example of coaching !!!!
Excellent instruction , I’ve never thought of the hips with a jab like that ...thank you for posting 👍
Commenting so I come back to this video
I'm 8 years or more late to your channel but this is all good info honestly. I've dabbled in boxing here and there and I appreciate you giving out good info and tips like this for free most people nowadays charge ridiculous prices for information like this.
Excellent coach. Keeps it simple.
first mma guy I ever seen who knows how to throw technically sound punches...keep posting...im watching
You havent seen many mma guys than lol.i take it youve never been to an actual mma gym.
excellent video man been training since 14 nd about to be 16 nd these video help me alot, i can say ur one of the best trainers of these era"
Massive respect for this man 🙏🙏🙏
Explain perfectly and simple👌
He is teaching basic, textbook boxing. Excellent!!
What did Bruce Lee say "don't fear the man who knows 1000 moves, fear the man who practices the same move 1000 times".
Why would you listen to an actor??? Dont get me wrong, he could fight; for his era, BUT Bruce was ultimately an actor NOT a world renown fighter/champion. He would get owned today in the octagon if he brought that " wing chung" shit.
Brought the whole apple tree
I remember when I started boxing and when I was taught the jab, I started off with the habit of leaving my arm extended. My trainer told me that in the boxing world, that’s what’s called “taking pictures.” Of course, the correction was to bring that arm back quickly or otherwise, you’d open yourself up to be countered. What made me get it was him describing the jab as a flicking movement.
Simple breakdown from an intelligent coach. Subbed.
What a great teaching method, loved the apple example
Bro. Yes to everything you said. I teach boxing in Melbourne - I'll be showing the guys your video.
this is by far the best explanation there is on how to throw a jab on TH-cam
You are one hell of a coach man! Articulate and to the point. Keep it up, all the best!
Marvin's channel is so informative.. thanks man
The true boxing stance is a great way of describing the concept that you should have a perfectly balanced stance as base from which everything springs from and everything comes back to. On a related note, many people throw the jab (and other punches) and then stop after contact but this is just leaving yourself there to be punched, the jab doesn’t finish till you are back where you started from, the true boxing stance. Alternatively it may go into a combo of punches and defensive manoveurs but it will always come back to the TBS after. In a 1-2 the pulling back of the jab hand after contact can be used to aid the torso rotation of the right hand, gifting even more power. The same can be used when pulling the right hand back to power a left hook. I think it’s most pronounced in the 1-2 as they are both straight punches, kind of like a propeller, or like pulling on a lawn mower engine to make it start.
Now I understand why the boxer in my jujitsu class was so good at not being hit even with his short stature and short reach. His footing was more intelligent than mine was when we were on our feet. Very cool lesson. I liked how he explained keeping your head back. I make that mistake.
Excellent and highly detailed trainer.
I like his coaching style , he explained the jab perfectly
Thank you finally someone who knows the basics of a jab ....
You dont know how much this videos help its like old school
Putting your hip behind your punches generates much power
Im in my 5 months of boxing. its a hard sport to learn Great videos Marvin!
what a great coach he said it beautifully. Only a couple things i would add but bravo
Outstanding, need more coaches like this
Woooooow mind opener
Very good video, thank you for sharing
Excellent video. Simple analogies to illustrate his points. Well done.
Excellent knowledge and this man knows what’s he is talking about. Respect!
You made a subscriber out of me. Excellent simple and effective instructions. Cheers from New Zealand.
Coach, that looks like a good working gym... lot of fighters, everyone listening intently