I´ll never gonna be tired of saying this, but the loooong 8 years wait for this guy´s return was really worth. I subbed to Marvin in 2012, then he disappeared from YT and people started to unsubscribe, but I never did, I´ve always had the hope he would make a comeback, and look at now we have this gem of an instructor right back throwing golden concepts and knowledge in 2020. Love you Marvin
Yeah same here. I think I subbed maybe 4 years ago. I assumed the channel was already dead, but wanted to watch through the videos anyway. I started searching for Marvin Cook on social media to see if he was posting on other platforms but didn't find anything. Nobody is more excited than me to have seen a comeback
Coming from a grappling background, the line "what you are doing when create angles is your passing their guard". Just blew my mind! It simplified everything for me.
and also teaching the wrong stuff that "real" boxers doesn't use. His true boxer stance is bad in real boxing except for the philly shell defense like what mayweather is doing. it inpedes your movement. marvin cook is just about theories. have you seen him do mitts with his students? have you seen him taught a pro boxer? a competing amateur boxer? have seen him shadow box? have you seen him hit the heavy bag? lol you'll laugh at the way he moves. he is bad and you are just scammed because he is just a SMOOTH TALKER and with his body build. he is just about fake theories and just proud of himself thinking he is the only one who teaches "true" boxing (stance).
@@krioni86sa I looked you up and you ain't no boxer nor coach ,you probably know more about the anatomy of a marsupial than what you know of boxing. Marvin may be awfully wrong but you mate ,god have mercy on your soul 😂😂😂😂😂🙏
Thank you for prioritizing solid positioning over statistical(you will get caught) defensive head movement. Truthfully the most articulate and sound striking coach on youtube.
My Coach tells me that when your in your boxing stance, your toes on both feet must always face your opponent. He says this allows you to generate maximum power when you punch. He used a saying that, when a sprinter sprints in the Olympics, their toes are facing the finish line; if their toes were facing opposite direction, they can’t run as fast. Wherever toes point is where power goes. My Coach is Al Ice Cole former Cruiserweight Champion. My name is Kevin Gonzalez and I am training to compete in the 2024 Olympics in France. Thank you for your videos.
One of the best teachers in Boxing Hands down. I love both Boxing and Jiu-jitsu, and the way he explained their similarities of the "Guard", and why not getting your Guard passed should be your primary objective.
His passing guard comparison was a GREAT help since im an mma guy. I prefer striking and never thought about angles as passing guard, which I can then be more aggressive with my striking. MUCH APPRECIATED
I love the Marine corps mentality as applied to boxing ,as applied to ones opponent,"Take aim or Take cover" Marvin cook Semper Fi. Great classes here...Respect coach.
Brilliant man dropping gems over here. Basically there are only TWO angles in boxing to ya left and to ya right. To your left you can get their center line, to your right you have the side of their head, get them covering, step left BOOM 1-2
This channel is criminally under subscribed. I train MMA and I'm loving this content Marvin. Keep up the great work. It's so refreshing to hear a perspective that breaks down positioning and footwork as a reason for getting hit instead of the coaches that just repeat keep your hands up.
Hi from Ecuador coach Cook, you are out of the mortals way to teach BOXING, you are next level, Hell.. what you said it 100% truth ....why we all have to make the same moves at boxing if everybody move the same. God bless you and give you the wisdom to see the world from a different point. always.
I'm really glad you addressed stepping to the right in more detail. I have stepping to the left just fine, but it was understanding which foot I had to step off of when I went to the right that I wasn't 100% on. Thanks for this.
I love the technical aspects to his teaching. I am gonna borrow some of this and start applying the same concepts to other martial arts I study. I enjoy watching fighters who use their brains over their brawn.
he can't because he'll get exposed on how bad he is. he is just about theories. there are no videos of him teaching real boxers. he is bad doing mitts with his students. he is bad hitting on the heavy bag. hands always down. he will get exposed if he teach real boxers.
@@krioni86sa If you already learned to box in the way that Marvin lowkey disses all the time you would have to be really humble in order to choose to train this style of boxing. I've come to the conclusion that what he says about moving and punching is very true, although you can definitely debate the details of his teaching such as the foot alignment and choice to limit your own offensive capabilities in the hopes that your opponent does not have the same freedom of movement as you. However, I will continue to watch his videos and feel out his boxing philosophy. If it doesn't work I'll just switch back, no harm done, I have only gotten crisper lateral footwork and a quicker jab for it.
Hi Coach. I really like how you explain things and love the knowledge behind it. I love boxing even though I train MMA but I train boxing beside it separately just because I love boxing. some people tell me that some of my boxing techniques like deeping down for a body hooks or shovel hooks are dangerous for MMA. I searched a lot to find a video on boxing specially for MMA but there are not. Even though I think I am an above average boxer and understand fighting enough to understand that all boxing techniques from outsides are good for MMA though I may be missing some important aspects of its differences. I would love to see you do a video on boxing for MMA guys. just a suggestion now that you mentioned MMA in this video.
boxing is real goldmine for every fight sport, what work or not work elsewhere depends on style and it would be just common sense to choose one technique above others... of course you don't want to dip into a knee as much as you don't want to give your leg while kicking... boxing is just more "scientific", competitive, rich of information and spread across the globe than any other fightsport
Watching this, understating the correct way to throw a jab, and watching Michael Jai White demonstrate non-telegraphed movements, it's absolutely clear. If they're moving their head, and your jab comes from the rotation of the hips so it's kind of hard to tell when it's coming, and you're doing subtle half steps around your opponent to create angles which is also difficult to detect, (especially if you're moving your head around like a chicken listening to trap music) these jabs are going to land every time and the set ups will be easier and easier still. They're so focused on the jab they _think_ they see coming, they don't even know about the cross that's about to knock them out. Thank you for this lesson.
Coach Marv, Its amazing how you can just drop the knowledge in a way that you just "get it" instantly. Its a true gift. My current coach at the boxing club is a very good boxer but he lacks this ability to explain techniques in a way its easy to comprehend and aplly. Im subscribed to your channel 4life. THANK YOU!
Great! Now when he starts to adjust, as you move, how then do you create the angle if he is responding In turn. Does it become kind of like deaking in sports, where a forward feints right then moves left passing the defensemen? Is that how you create openings? A battle of footwork? Or maybe getting up a pattern of his response, then faenting that foot and moving opposite? I know uoive also spoken about mentally wearing down your opponent with these frustrating resets, to where he may over-commit. If we know what these ovedcommitments look like we can train for them. I suppose it comes down to drills that focus on each specific taxtis/scenario in the footwork game, by direction and reaction.
i really like your approach to boxing. it seems so easy and efficient. also makes alot of sense because in other sports a good positioning and movement always is a huge winning factor. when im watching this im kinda always thinking about video games. like a 1vs1 in an ego shooter for example counter strike or something. lets say the one person doesnt use his W,A,S,D keys at all and the other person has free movement i think the one that can use his movement has a big advantage over the one that doesnt move at all. even if you would only knife him you would win a huge amount of the matches.
Looking forward to incorporating this! I took some knowledge from your side step jab-cross lesson the other day and felt an immediate difference in keeping proper range and better angle. And that's without much practice, yet! Can't wait to polish it all and put it all together. Thanks for your work, Marvin!
Man I feel empowered after watching this genius hydropress his grandmastery knowledge of this specific battle type of boxing. I feel like I have a secret advantage over any future does, and I can't wait till Friday so I can go pick some fights at the bar! Now tha havet this knowledge I wont have to buy.a bottle of beer everytime as soon as I go in to keep as a weapon. I'll save so much .money cuz I go to bars 6days a week and I don't drink don't judge me
@TEKNOMOGUL I understand your point but I disagree if you think that there are no good exponents of the boxing techniques in MMA just because you don't hear a big boxing star practicing MMA. There are many great fighters with their boxing punches, footwork, etc very polished. Is like saying that there are no good MMA fighters is box world, it's just different rules.
@TEKNOMOGUL oh theres phenomenal boxers in MMA, its just a different animal when the rules open up like that, and I'd like to hear Coach's thoughts on what he thinks works for the sport.
It’s true lot Mma guys suck at boxing just awkward!!!,got your mcgregor,junior dos Santos,bj penn back in the day,nick diaz,few others good boxers,but let’s be realistic here !!!,number one they have to worry about takedowns massive game changer,have to worry about kicks knees elbows clinch,can’t use much head movement as eat a knee or shin to the chin,and there stance is pretty much useless for real fighting as eat leg kicks and get sweeped all day long,plus last fact is they have to train 6-7 different martial arts,where boxers just train punching hence they they are far superior with there hands,
Yeah, I don't see why someone who likes moving their head couldn't just reposition their feet in response to someone cutting an angle. That's what you would do regardless of what you're head is doing. They cut and angle? Reposition.
You see it fairly often, I’d assume it’d be the same principles with defense really emphasized for takedowns & kicks. Probably need a lot more patience and a good mind for weighing risk/ reward to make it work
@@TrueBoxerStance YES SIR ALWAYS EVERY VIDEO YOU DROP IMM KEEP IT SOLID WITHOUT SECOND GUESSING AND HIT THAT LIKE BUTTON YOUR KNOWLEDGE IS POWERFUL AND SIMPLE THE MAJOR SAYING OF THE VIDEOS IS KEEP YOUR STANCES KEEP CALM YOUR TECHNIQUES IS SO PURE ITS EASY TO THROW KNEES AND BLOCK WITH THE BOXING STANCES YOU TEACH ESPECIALLY WITH THE ANGLES YOU SHOW THAT WAS MIND BLOWNING
Hey coach, I can't really get any sparring or padwork in right now because of Covid. I have a double end bag and I've been using that a lot, trying to do a lot of circling and footwork. Any advice for working that kind of bag, or bag work in general?
Coach Cook I have a question. In the true boxers stance, does the right hand rests on your chest under the chin or around the chin/face area? @marvincook
"This is Not initiating your Offense...you're just initiating an Exchange."
Well said.
I´ll never gonna be tired of saying this, but the loooong 8 years wait for this guy´s return was really worth. I subbed to Marvin in 2012, then he disappeared from YT and people started to unsubscribe, but I never did, I´ve always had the hope he would make a comeback, and look at now we have this gem of an instructor right back throwing golden concepts and knowledge in 2020.
Love you Marvin
Thanks for waiting Bolt, I wouldn’t have returned with out support like yours 🙏
@@TrueBoxerStance And I´m gonna keep supporting you coach, even if it´s 2030 👍
Yeah same here. I think I subbed maybe 4 years ago. I assumed the channel was already dead, but wanted to watch through the videos anyway. I started searching for Marvin Cook on social media to see if he was posting on other platforms but didn't find anything. Nobody is more excited than me to have seen a comeback
@@TrueBoxerStance me too man
100% agreed
Coming from a grappling background, the line "what you are doing when create angles is your passing their guard". Just blew my mind! It simplified everything for me.
This man was born to teach boxing
and also teaching the wrong stuff that "real" boxers doesn't use. His true boxer stance is bad in real boxing except for the philly shell defense like what mayweather is doing. it inpedes your movement. marvin cook is just about theories. have you seen him do mitts with his students? have you seen him taught a pro boxer? a competing amateur boxer? have seen him shadow box? have you seen him hit the heavy bag? lol you'll laugh at the way he moves. he is bad and you are just scammed because he is just a SMOOTH TALKER and with his body build. he is just about fake theories and just proud of himself thinking he is the only one who teaches "true" boxing (stance).
@SIOUXICIDE * how can i put his teachings into action when i used my logic and brain and know that it is wrong. lol.
@SIOUXICIDE * be analytical. open your mind. dont be biased
No lie
@@krioni86sa I looked you up and you ain't no boxer nor coach ,you probably know more about the anatomy of a marsupial than what you know of boxing. Marvin may be awfully wrong but you mate ,god have mercy on your soul 😂😂😂😂😂🙏
To apply all this knowledge while under combat pressure is a gift.
No one can do it just by looking at it. You have to practice.
@@jamesmccaul2945 ......gotcha.
@@jamesmccaul2945 bro that’s impossible if your not at least shadow boxing and getting techniques down packed
Keep studying n keep practicing n it will be second nature💯
I just started sparring. I’m good on defense at first. But when I get tired, it’s like my kind goes blank.
I love how he breaks down each point in the lesson. I'm not even a boxer but I can grasp the teaching. Great instructor!
Thank you for prioritizing solid positioning over statistical(you will get caught) defensive head movement. Truthfully the most articulate and sound striking coach on youtube.
Head movement is a hall pass not a get out of jail for free card.
This perhaps the most important combat sports tutorial on all of TH-cam. Seriously.
I been into combat sports for 25 years that is the best explanation of angles I have seen. Excellent work!
My Coach tells me that when your in your boxing stance, your toes on both feet must always face your opponent. He says this allows you to generate maximum power when you punch. He used a saying that, when a sprinter sprints in the Olympics, their toes are facing the finish line; if their toes were facing opposite direction, they can’t run as fast. Wherever toes point is where power goes. My Coach is Al Ice Cole former Cruiserweight Champion. My name is Kevin Gonzalez and I am training to compete in the 2024 Olympics in France. Thank you for your videos.
One of the best teachers in Boxing Hands down. I love both Boxing and Jiu-jitsu, and the way he explained their similarities of the "Guard", and why not getting your Guard passed should be your primary objective.
His passing guard comparison was a GREAT help since im an mma guy. I prefer striking and never thought about angles as passing guard, which I can then be more aggressive with my striking. MUCH APPRECIATED
My man in the pink wraps pretending he understood all that!
Excellent as usual Marvin, some of the best boxing content on YT
I did.
Great instructions and coaching, Marvin! Not only great for learning how to box, but also a role model for aspiring coaches!
This guy has so much charisma. He could teach anything and I’d listen
I love the Marine corps mentality as applied to boxing ,as applied to ones opponent,"Take aim or Take cover" Marvin cook Semper Fi. Great classes here...Respect coach.
Hands down the best boxing teacher on TH-cam . Would love to have this man as a coach!
The way you are able to explain the concept is unmatched. I finished the video and now have some usable information to practice in sparring.
Almost got me worried there, was wondering when a new video was coming out. Keep up the great work!
Love how you do live training with your members, very inspiring and awesome for the people that participate in it! great content!
The stop that is perfect .
Man I wish you were in Chicago/ Indiana
Brilliant man dropping gems over here. Basically there are only TWO angles in boxing to ya left and to ya right. To your left you can get their center line, to your right you have the side of their head, get them covering, step left BOOM 1-2
This channel is criminally under subscribed. I train MMA and I'm loving this content Marvin. Keep up the great work. It's so refreshing to hear a perspective that breaks down positioning and footwork as a reason for getting hit instead of the coaches that just repeat keep your hands up.
You are a gifted coach. Your explanations are clear and simple to take in. Very impressed.
Hi from Ecuador coach Cook, you are out of the mortals way to teach BOXING, you are next level, Hell.. what you said it 100% truth ....why we all have to make the same moves at boxing if everybody move the same.
God bless you and give you the wisdom to see the world from a different point. always.
I'm really glad you addressed stepping to the right in more detail. I have stepping to the left just fine, but it was understanding which foot I had to step off of when I went to the right that I wasn't 100% on. Thanks for this.
Marv keeps giving us LIT🔥🔥 content. The 8yrs is most definitely worth it. The LEGEND is back
Thanks for this video, Marvin. I just got an angle on my sleep paralysis demon’s guard and hit him with a nasty jab.
My god I love this guy... now I want to apply this technique with Muay Thai/ kick boxing.
Love this man’s teaching
I love the technical aspects to his teaching. I am gonna borrow some of this and start applying the same concepts to other martial arts I study. I enjoy watching fighters who use their brains over their brawn.
What a gifted and amazing coach.
Marvin, you are a king - brilliant, and so generous. Got my sub. Thank you!
I feel dumb for being all slick now
OH YEAH of course! my head comes with me lol
😂😂😂♥️
Thank u sir I did great in my very first spar!...also can you please stress on utilizing body shots with your footwork
Dropping some real knowledge, shout out from the Netherlands, moroccan roots, peace brother.
You're an amazing teacher, man! Greets from Brazil! This is so much knowledge! I wish I could have a teacher like that!
Your videos are soooo good... Thanks for sharing your knowledge
When I'm working heavy bag, I constantly circle left or right through combination to get the used to changing angle while throwing.
Sir ... please include Sparring section vedios...so that we could understand..how these things can be build up to fight,🥊
he can't because he'll get exposed on how bad he is. he is just about theories. there are no videos of him teaching real boxers. he is bad doing mitts with his students. he is bad hitting on the heavy bag. hands always down. he will get exposed if he teach real boxers.
@@krioni86sa If you already learned to box in the way that Marvin lowkey disses all the time you would have to be really humble in order to choose to train this style of boxing. I've come to the conclusion that what he says about moving and punching is very true, although you can definitely debate the details of his teaching such as the foot alignment and choice to limit your own offensive capabilities in the hopes that your opponent does not have the same freedom of movement as you. However, I will continue to watch his videos and feel out his boxing philosophy. If it doesn't work I'll just switch back, no harm done, I have only gotten crisper lateral footwork and a quicker jab for it.
@@krioni86sa If you think this style is bad... Come spar me. 😌 I'll gladly mop the ring with you
@@krioni86sa nah this style is actually full proof if done right
@@krioni86sa Stick to making starcraft tactics bruh.
Gonna be one of the top boxing channels in no time!
My God this channel save my style, thank you coach! A big hug from Italy 🇮🇹
Hi Coach.
I really like how you explain things and love the knowledge behind it. I love boxing even though I train MMA but I train boxing beside it separately just because I love boxing. some people tell me that some of my boxing techniques like deeping down for a body hooks or shovel hooks are dangerous for MMA. I searched a lot to find a video on boxing specially for MMA but there are not.
Even though I think I am an above average boxer and understand fighting enough to understand that all boxing techniques from outsides are good for MMA though I may be missing some important aspects of its differences. I would love to see you do a video on boxing for MMA guys. just a suggestion now that you mentioned MMA in this video.
boxing is real goldmine for every fight sport, what work or not work elsewhere depends on style and it would be just common sense to choose one technique above others... of course you don't want to dip into a knee as much as you don't want to give your leg while kicking... boxing is just more "scientific", competitive, rich of information and spread across the globe than any other fightsport
Playlist is supper organized, great 👌✌️
This is the best tutorial I have seen on changing angle
Thank you
This is pure gold, thank you coach, much appreciated!
Watching this, understating the correct way to throw a jab, and watching Michael Jai White demonstrate non-telegraphed movements, it's absolutely clear. If they're moving their head, and your jab comes from the rotation of the hips so it's kind of hard to tell when it's coming, and you're doing subtle half steps around your opponent to create angles which is also difficult to detect, (especially if you're moving your head around like a chicken listening to trap music) these jabs are going to land every time and the set ups will be easier and easier still. They're so focused on the jab they _think_ they see coming, they don't even know about the cross that's about to knock them out.
Thank you for this lesson.
Man i learned more with you 2 video's then 3 months of a gym i go to ,,, ,,,,
Great video coach! Can you please break down moving and punching in a video. I still struggle with this concept. Thanks
Marvin please keep making these instruction documents
They are very important for me
Another great video folks keep them coming.
Coach Marv, Its amazing how you can just drop the knowledge in a way that you just "get it" instantly. Its a true gift. My current coach at the boxing club is a very good boxer but he lacks this ability to explain techniques in a way its easy to comprehend and aplly. Im subscribed to your channel 4life. THANK YOU!
OMSoul Thiz Waz Perfect U Don’t Miss Salute MC 🥊🥊🥊
That passing the guard analogy just made a whole lot about striking click for me.
A beautiful concept. Could we see the same technique from open stance (southpaw vs orthodox) scenarios as well?
Awesome vid. But Is there ever a time to step over to your right with the lead foot first?
Very helpful. I've been a target for awhile, need to practice the proper footwork. Thank you.
Woooow those informations are priceless and gold. Thanks coach Marvin
Great!
Now when he starts to adjust, as you move, how then do you create the angle if he is responding In turn. Does it become kind of like deaking in sports, where a forward feints right then moves left passing the defensemen? Is that how you create openings? A battle of footwork?
Or maybe getting up a pattern of his response, then faenting that foot and moving opposite? I know uoive also spoken about mentally wearing down your opponent with these frustrating resets, to where he may over-commit. If we know what these ovedcommitments look like we can train for them. I suppose it comes down to drills that focus on each specific taxtis/scenario in the footwork game, by direction and reaction.
that was an amazing lesson. Thank you for that
i really like your approach to boxing. it seems so easy and efficient. also makes alot of sense because in other sports a good positioning and movement always is a huge winning factor. when im watching this im kinda always thinking about video games. like a 1vs1 in an ego shooter for example counter strike or something. lets say the one person doesnt use his W,A,S,D keys at all and the other person has free movement i think the one that can use his movement has a big advantage over the one that doesnt move at all. even if you would only knife him you would win a huge amount of the matches.
Great! Would you mind more content regarding techniques and footwork for when both fighters are facing same side? Offense and defense?
This is LIFE SAVING stuff Marvin, THANK YOU!
What a privilege it must be to have this guy as your coach.
Looking forward to incorporating this! I took some knowledge from your side step jab-cross lesson the other day and felt an immediate difference in keeping proper range and better angle. And that's without much practice, yet! Can't wait to polish it all and put it all together. Thanks for your work, Marvin!
Glad to hear it, let us know how it works 🙏🙏🙏
Nothing but GOLD!
Man I feel empowered after watching this genius hydropress his grandmastery knowledge of this specific battle type of boxing. I feel like I have a secret advantage over any future does, and I can't wait till Friday so I can go pick some fights at the bar! Now tha havet this knowledge I wont have to buy.a bottle of beer everytime as soon as I go in to keep as a weapon. I'll save so much .money cuz I go to bars 6days a week and I don't drink don't judge me
Brilliant video tutorial as usual, thanks Marvin for your profound phenomenal insights about boxing 🙏
Keep em coming 👍👍👍
I wish I could hear your thoughts on boxing in MMA.
@TEKNOMOGUL I understand your point but I disagree if you think that there are no good exponents of the boxing techniques in MMA just because you don't hear a big boxing star practicing MMA. There are many great fighters with their boxing punches, footwork, etc very polished.
Is like saying that there are no good MMA fighters is box world, it's just different rules.
@TEKNOMOGUL oh theres phenomenal boxers in MMA, its just a different animal when the rules open up like that, and I'd like to hear Coach's thoughts on what he thinks works for the sport.
@TEKNOMOGUL also they may be paid more at the top, but MMA has a better middle class imo.
It’s true lot Mma guys suck at boxing just awkward!!!,got your mcgregor,junior dos Santos,bj penn back in the day,nick diaz,few others good boxers,but let’s be realistic here !!!,number one they have to worry about takedowns massive game changer,have to worry about kicks knees elbows clinch,can’t use much head movement as eat a knee or shin to the chin,and there stance is pretty much useless for real fighting as eat leg kicks and get sweeped all day long,plus last fact is they have to train 6-7 different martial arts,where boxers just train punching hence they they are far superior with there hands,
I agree with the footwork and movement. But I’m still going to move my head. It helps me get into my rhythm.
Yeah, I don't see why someone who likes moving their head couldn't just reposition their feet in response to someone cutting an angle. That's what you would do regardless of what you're head is doing. They cut and angle? Reposition.
Yeah exactly apply both techniques and add faints too
Your a great teacher very wise and knowledgeable,Mike Tyson headmovent was spectacular. Can you do a video breaking down his craft.
Coach Cook thanks big bro I appreciate your teaching.
Sir, pls make video on how to read opponent and adjust yourself according to him during fight,like Floyd
Finally, a video about angles!! Been waiting for this
great vid coach, as usual since the start, helped me a lot
Small things make big things when added up.. Good video
When i move my feet, my head comes with me 🤣🤣
I laughed wayy too hard at that
He turned "STOP THA" into a meme 💀💀 I'm very happy seeing that... 😂
Nice Job Explaining the Angles! Respect
Keep making this amazing content. Good stuff!!!
Coach I would like to hear your opinion on boxing for mma
You see it fairly often, I’d assume it’d be the same principles with defense really emphasized for takedowns & kicks. Probably need a lot more patience and a good mind for weighing risk/ reward to make it work
Thank you for the video!
Thanks for the lesson coach! more power to you! from the Philippines
THID IS A SOLID VIDEO COACH
♦️
Thank you Kingcel 🙏
@@TrueBoxerStance
YES SIR
ALWAYS
EVERY VIDEO YOU DROP
IMM KEEP IT SOLID WITHOUT SECOND GUESSING
AND HIT THAT
LIKE BUTTON YOUR KNOWLEDGE IS POWERFUL AND SIMPLE
THE MAJOR SAYING OF THE VIDEOS IS KEEP YOUR STANCES KEEP CALM
YOUR TECHNIQUES
IS SO PURE ITS EASY TO THROW KNEES AND BLOCK WITH THE BOXING STANCES YOU TEACH ESPECIALLY WITH THE ANGLES
YOU SHOW THAT WAS MIND BLOWNING
Im improved My boxing Style soo Muttchh Im so Gratefull Having you here Coatch!!
That rifle reference makes everything easier. LOL.
Amazing video coachh ❤❤❤
We gotta see some sparring so we can see what you’re teaching applied in fight situations
I spar, and at times where my footsteps lands, after combos etc it don't even seem right - these instructions seems right. Thx.
this guys knows the basic fundamentals of boxing ...i guess i am gonna do good in my first sparr
Hey coach, I can't really get any sparring or padwork in right now because of Covid. I have a double end bag and I've been using that a lot, trying to do a lot of circling and footwork. Any advice for working that kind of bag, or bag work in general?
paul0132 mitt work is needed but not necessarily a dire need. I would advise more use of the heavy bag.
That end was mind blowing. I punch and move the circle, but he saying move box move. Learn to navigate and box. Not just punch and move.
*STOP THAT*... makes me laugh every time!! Hahaha!
Do an episode on Counterpunching!! Loving your content. Wish I lived near your gym
Am I the only one who thinks this man is even better now than he used to be?
I want so much to learn it. Im living in Germany. I want so Bad to Train in your Studio every day😫
Woher kommst du
Brilliant absolutely brilliant!!!!
Great video as usual 👍👌👏😀 please make a video on "neutralising the reach advantage". Eagerly waiting for your next video. Thanks Coach.
Coach Cook I have a question. In the true boxers stance, does the right hand rests on your chest under the chin or around the chin/face area? @marvincook
I would be grateful for some tips how to efficiently generated power for jab when steeping by pushing from the front foot.