Interesting school. Personally I was trained to fully extend right hand, and keep head from opponent as far as possible. "Klitchko-style" cross. But this stuff works good too, especially when you are not taller than your opponent.
This guy is terrible. He teaches you to throw your cross short and not fully extend. Tell that to manny stewarrd and sugar hill at kronk gym who have created the most devastating straight right hands in history. And also '3 punch combo', a 123 is nothing special. Who's buying a course to learn how to throw a 123, something you get forced down ya throat at every amateur boxing gym. What about defence, what about catching, parrying, rolling, slipping punches and countering. This guy is just as basic as every old dogmatic ABC coach in the UK. Save your money and learn from an actual high level coach like Barry Robinson.
Interesting school. Personally I was trained to fully extend right hand, and keep head from opponent as far as possible. "Klitchko-style" cross. But this stuff works good too, especially when you are not taller than your opponent.
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If I moved like that In my later years Id be happy man.
Always great content
This made me think of Lemieux vs. Stevens and I just had to go back and rewatch.
This guy is terrible. He teaches you to throw your cross short and not fully extend. Tell that to manny stewarrd and sugar hill at kronk gym who have created the most devastating straight right hands in history. And also '3 punch combo', a 123 is nothing special. Who's buying a course to learn how to throw a 123, something you get forced down ya throat at every amateur boxing gym. What about defence, what about catching, parrying, rolling, slipping punches and countering. This guy is just as basic as every old dogmatic ABC coach in the UK. Save your money and learn from an actual high level coach like Barry Robinson.
Are you kidding?
This guy is a brilliant teacher.
There’s different ways to throw it.
Mike Tyson’s almost never extended his arms fully.
there is a difference between a cross and a straight hand