+Ando Mierzwa Is this punch used in Kung fu? I adjusted my feet naturally like this when when my kick box exercise instructor told me to punch the pads harder (man that guy could punch!) but he didn`t tell me any defense while punching! That`s great!
AlisaForestHills89 Brigades normal boxing guard. Place your fist 6 inches away from your other fist forwards. Then you tilt it so it fits the opponent’s face and push through and pivot and use your hips
@@sketchysim5351 that is if ur opponent would want to kill you , if they do so hand to hand combat is ineffective, possible but its not the best way to kill somebody i would personally use weapons or something solid if i want to kill someone rather than punching them unconscious then kill them, also my comment was a year ago lol.
This is the second time I watched this, I was amazed the first time but did not get the key to the technique, this time I mimicked your moves and quickly realized that pivoting on the leading foot and using the hips makes all the difference in the world, much more power! I also picked up how to first practice with the elbow then transition it to a punch, simple concepts, powerful end result. Awesome training tip, thank you so much!
I've been hurting my wrist with my hook punches as I'm new to boxing, but I can't wait to test out you're tips. Really good and helpful video thank you :)
Great tutorial! And accurate about the hooks. A few days ago I messed up on the hook on my heavy punching bag and sprained my wrist. Because, when I hit the hook I wasn't paying attention and my wrist bent into it. I noticed what I did was twist my wrist before I hit the bag. I'm a new upcoming MMA fighter and soon can't wait to hop in the ring it may be a few months from now but it just gives me the advantage to train and better myself before I join the 4 Seasons MMA Gym. Thanks again for the tip!! Everyone listen to this guy he is being honest!
This guy is to much of a legend holy moly when you’re doing those super punches I could barely breath even tho I’m not even doing anything you would 100% be in dragon ball!
Not related to the technique but it freaks me out SO MUCH when you show your footwork and get a glimpse of you wearing shoes on the mat! I know it's very sensible if practicing for real life self defense but, after years in mostly japanese martial arts it feels so wrong when I see it. Anyway, huge fan of your channel, I ocasionally binge videos for inspiration and improvement.
I too injured my shoulder throwing a wild right hook on the heavy bag. I reckon the safe way to throw a hook is to make sure the elbow goes no higher than the shoulder. A lead-hand hook (behind a few jabs) is the ultimate punch.
Your videos have been popping up as a recommend from TH-cam and I'm glad I followed their advice. Your videos are always well constructed and your instruction is clear and concise. Great instructional techniques. I'm now a subscriber.
Note on any of the three straight punches (from Jack Dempsey's book): keep the hand vertical (thumb up) as it is faster, has more power, the wrist tends to buckle less, and telegraphs less. Also note that when a hook is thrown to the body, the thumb must be facing up because it becomes more of an uppercut it not. Also note that the European hook punch is, typically, done vertical (or opposite to North American).
Ando : THANKS A LOT, FOR THIS AMAZING and VERY BENEFICIAL/HELPFUL CHANNEL , AND , FOR ALL YOUR VIDEOS , EFFORT AND OVER ALL PASSION FOR THE MARTIAL ARTS. Your training technique and advice is awesome, very effective and efficient.THESE ARE SOME OF THE VERY BEST VIDEOS I HAVE WATCHED ON YOU TUBE, IN REGARDS TO TEACHING ME HOW TO BETTER, MY TECHNIQUE, AND MAKING SURE ITS DONE PROPERLY AND AS CLOSE TO PERFECT AS ONE CAN GET. (Kicking /Punching, Speed /Power, etc...) I Really enjoy this channel.TAKE CARE, RESPECT and ADMIRATION from CANADA. I am 49 yrs of age, and have had a life time of love, passion and fascination etc... for all things Martial Arts, Which has benefited me in "sooo many". I feel; In order for a Man or woman, to be "properly and fully" ; Happy, healthy, successful, content, fulfilled, etc...We all need a purpose, a hobby, something we are passionate about, as well as something to look forward to, and Any type of Hobby, like Martial Arts, that we may have or choose that happens to be an exercise that gets our heart rate up, and can get or put us into flow state, a state that releases many hormones and chemicals in our bodies, a state that makes you feel amazing, energetic, with an overall feeling of well being and bliss, well; this is extra special in so many ways.Luckily and Thankfully, this has been the case for me. "Martial Arts" has Motivated, Inspired me, given me Hope, Belief, Desire, Focus, Discipline, Determination, Passion, It has given me direction in life , pointing, pushing and guiding me towards, freedom, and choosing to live a healthy life. Through a proper nutritious diet, exercise, and working out.We all know, that with the proper, correct nutrition, we feel so much better in so many ways. For me, being energetic is at the top of the list . Coupling my proper diet, with a proper workout plan, i become like a finely tuned, well oiled machine and unstoppable. Always feeling happy, energetic and feeling and having a very "POSITIVE ATTITUDE" =("ATTITUDE is EVERYTHING") Also ; My self esteem, self belief etc.. has been remarkable, all because of Martial Arts.Learning and Teaching my self, my body how to express myself, how to be free, how to have flow, through our proper and natural body movement,(biomechanical movement) and our natural kinetic chain, along with learning and practicing consistently with the proper intention; all correct techniques for; stretching=being very flexible as well as agile, weight training for strength as well for endurance, all cardio aspects, whether it being simply road work = jogging , or choosing one of the many other choices we have, to get and keep, the most important muscle we have(our HEART) in great shape.(Our cardio), being "one" of the most valuable and important things, we need and must have, in order to win a fight, whether it be for protection purposes or otherwise, especially in regards to self defense, and a potential dangerous or possible life threatening situation, with or without our family members/ loved ones, also being in jeopardy. (BUT; MAKE NO MISTAKE, FOR I GENUINELY, TRULY, REALLY FEEL, THAT BY FAR, THE MOST IMPORTANT AND VALUABLE THING THAT IS NEEDED, AND YOU "MUST" HAVE,TO GIVE YOU A MUCH HIGHER CHANCE AT WINNING ANY FIGHT OR PHYSICAL CONFRONTATION, IS = "BELIEF" IN YOURSELF, AND .YOUR SKILLS) These are my thoughts, my 2 cents. "But most of all", I say Thank You; to Ando Mierzwa, for his very helpful channel. As well, to all Martial Artists in general, especially ones like Ando, who very graciously, put together a channel, with very helpful videos, that in turn, teach those of us who need it, how to do these techniques properly, with the most effectiveness, whether in be for our, "Health=Body,Mind,Spirit", or for our, "self defense=learning to defend and protect our selves and our loved ones, if need be". STAY STRONG, STAY POSITIVE, STAY HAPPY= Life is short folks.
great info. more info required: eg: counter hooks/ridge hand, hooks from different postures and hand positions (like bill wallace hook) and angling with hooks. Thanks PS - i can throw a nicer more agile hook with my right lead. better for counters as well
This is how I throw my hooks also! Theoretically I like the idea of the elbow after, however I feel like that can cause people to potentially injure their hand if they’re like “sliding” the small knuckles off the bag. Impacting with the small knuckles on this punch can cause a boxers fracture in the hand. I would make sure the hook is finished then change to an elbow. Basically leave a small beat between the two. In real life blend it quick the way he is here. The adrenaline with not let you take a beat lol.
Another inaccuracy is that you need to hit with the two large knuckles. The idea is to hit with surface area and ergonomic correctness. Aim with the two middle knuckles as it gives strength to the hand AND is ergonomically correct. A vertical straight punch is actually better because it is ergonomic and keeps the elbow flair to near zero. A long hook resembles a straight punch but I keep the hand horizontal so I do not hit with the first phalanges of my fist. The short hook can be done to preference. A lower hook/uppercut is, generally, known as a "dig".
Many variations possible. If long range hook, then fist almost vertical works very well. This is an important version since coming off a 1, 2 you will fall short if you can’t reach with the three. Also, hooking off the jab is a bit more advanced but very valuable. The sequence is important, but the timing is the icing. Feet, then hips, then a shoulder snap and fist contact. Not hips and shoulders at same time. One good drill I teach is to stand in stance in front of bag or mitt with your fist only 3 to 4 inches from target. Without moving fist back at all , snap the punch. Without the torque buildup as described you will get no power. Btw, this works for all punches. Check out the power of Mike Tyson’s overhand right finches from his opponents head.
Another great one! Really appreciate your sharing of the natural biomechanics regarding fist position in relation to target along the "natural line". Excellent! Thank you Sir! 🙏
The thumb down is a different sort of hook. Kind of a shovel hook, Bobby Gunn talks about it. Love your take on hooking and that you aren't a flat foot martial artist. Tends to be the negative point of most eastern martial arts
Howdy! This video just shows one basic hook punch. It's not the only way to do it! The issue you're raising is the desired line of force, meaning where is the target and what angle do I want to hit it? If you change the angle of attack or the direction you want to move the head, then you'll adjust your fist and foot to match it. Thanks for pointing that out!
No, pivoting your foot is how you generate all of your power. Engaging your hips into the punch and rotating the torso is how you throw your body weight into the punch. If you don't do this you are going to be throwing arm punches, which is going to tire you out incredibly easy, and generate much less force. Try throwing a punch with 300 lbs of force with only your arms, then try throwing a punch with 300 lbs of force when your throwing it with your body weight behind it.
@@AndoMierzwa quick question. Why do I have more of a muscle mind connection with one hand more than the other? As much as I practice, it feels numb,like it doesn't want to listen to me.
@@franciscolara6753 Normal! Most human beings are either right or left hand dominant. Same for the eyes and feet! You just have to practice more with the "weak" side.
+ace hardy Great! Glad it helped. Yes, try standing in a doorway and press your hook into the wall. That angle should let you dig in. Happy New Year to you, too! Thanks!
could you do a video on relaxing/and tensing on the moment of impact in karate. I've done karate for over five years and I've also done kickboxing and jujitsu but I have the hardest time staying relaxed throughout a punch before impact. it seems like the harder I try to relax the more tense my punch becomes.
That's a tricky topic... so much of striking is just practicing until you get the right feel. And you can hit more than one way. I've actually avoided that topic! I need to think about it...
Thanks, I didn't really take notice until I visited a Machida Karate dojo the other day and the sensei really drilled it into me how tense I was and it was making me lose speed and waste energy. I feel as though certain techniques like my side kicks and back fists I can do just right, but with reverse punches I have a difficult time being able to get that relaxed, snappy powerful movement.
Maybe just slow down Tai Chi style and examine exactly when you add tension. Just move through the punch and focus on relaxing at all times. As soon as you feel anything getting tight, stop and figure out why. Don't give up!
It may sound odd but try tensing like crazy (on purpose) before going for the strike..It's easier to relax from that state than fight against tension. Then tense up just before impact. Hopefully it teaches your body to relax. Good luck!
Could you make a video about how to do a powerful step-hook. I don’t know if u know what I’m talking about but I’ve been training boxing for a while and can’t seem to get a powerful step-hook.
I don't pivot so much on my front foot, and I throw thumb side up for longer hooks, thumb side down for shorter hooks, plus my hooks come up a little, meaning the angle...what are your thoughts on that? It still lands with the elbow behind the fist or slightly lower than the fist. That's how I was taught.
Whetever works for you! The angles will change a bit depending on your height and target. There are a million hooks and only one hook, you know what I mean? So long as you're not hurting your hand or shoulder, it's sounds like you're fine.
great technique! knocked my grandma clean out # boom
She should really keep her guard up.
Why?
@@davisnganga6266 r/woooosh
little did he know she was the terminator and got back up when he didn’t notice and knock his ass out
I suplexed mine LOL
Its illegal in boxing, but good in a fight.
Insta subscribed.
Welcome!
+Ando Mierzwa Is this punch used in Kung fu? I adjusted my feet naturally like this when when my kick box exercise instructor told me to punch the pads harder (man that guy could punch!) but he didn`t tell me any defense while punching! That`s great!
Then how do you hook punch in boxing then?
AlisaForestHills89 Brigades normal boxing guard. Place your fist 6 inches away from your other fist forwards. Then you tilt it so it fits the opponent’s face and push through and pivot and use your hips
@@alisaforesthills89brigades85 boxers know how to punch, this isnt for them
"Oh yeah, don't forget to breathe. Sorry if you...you know... DIED."
+Sausage Biscuit Ha! Right. It's the little things.
Ando Mierzwa süp
If u held your breathe your brain will shut down due to lack of oxygen then your body will do a automatic resperation (breathing)
So u wont die 😊
@@townlegends5160 what if the opponent sees you unconcious so he/she chokes or does someting like this, you die anyway :/
@@sketchysim5351 that is if ur opponent would want to kill you , if they do so hand to hand combat is ineffective, possible but its not the best way to kill somebody i would personally use weapons or something solid if i want to kill someone rather than punching them unconscious then kill them, also my comment was a year ago lol.
Did my 100 for the day.
Jab, low cross - step through uppercut hook, switch cross. One of Leo Fong's favs : )
Love your tuition - cheers
Excellent, Chris! Now I have to go try that combo, too! Thanks!
This is the second time I watched this, I was amazed the first time but did not get the key to the technique, this time I mimicked your moves and quickly realized that pivoting on the leading foot and using the hips makes all the difference in the world, much more power! I also picked up how to first practice with the elbow then transition it to a punch, simple concepts, powerful end result. Awesome training tip, thank you so much!
Awesome feedback! Keep up the great work! 👊🏼
Even though i'm 12 atleast i can learn self-defense from Sir Ando, thank you sir, you have my respect.
Respect to you! Thanks for being here.🙏🏻
This is such a clear instruction on hook, thank you coach !
My pleasure, sir!
absolutely perfect problem solver
Hope it helps!
very good information sir. I m a boxer, but I learn many things from this video. Thnx a lot sir. Pls make a video on upper cut punch
Thanks for the comment, sir!
You either are not a boxer or you need a trainer, sir. Lol.
What kind of boxer needs a TH-cam trainer bhai.?! 😂😂
@@veshnuadhitya7 A person not limited by his particular style of fighting.
The Ben Stiller of martial arts!!! 😱 great video, thank you for uploading this!!!
+Leo Ramírez Ha! I'll take it. Thanks!
Freddy Roach said that when you throw a good hook that if the fist doesn't hit the elbow will with the follow through . Good tip Sensei.
Thanks for the follow up, sir!
I've been hurting my wrist with my hook punches as I'm new to boxing, but I can't wait to test out you're tips.
Really good and helpful video thank you :)
You're not the only one! Hope it helps!
Great as usually, Ando.
+Daniel Steven Segura Espinel Thank you very much, sir!
I did this on a gym. I am now on my 6th session of my broken knee rehabilitation.
Some knees have a different kind of dynamic "pop"...I learned cane fighting as a result 😁
Mine just pop normally
Even when just moving so I can do it ALOT
I've started doing K1 and you help me a lot. Wow. That's been educating.
Awesome! Happy training!
Great tutorial! And accurate about the hooks. A few days ago I messed up on the hook on my heavy punching bag and sprained my wrist. Because, when I hit the hook I wasn't paying attention and my wrist bent into it. I noticed what I did was twist my wrist before I hit the bag. I'm a new upcoming MMA fighter and soon can't wait to hop in the ring it may be a few months from now but it just gives me the advantage to train and better myself before I join the 4 Seasons MMA Gym. Thanks again for the tip!! Everyone listen to this guy he is being honest!
Sorry about your pain, but glad you're learning! Good luck on your path to the pros!
This guy is to much of a legend holy moly when you’re doing those super punches I could barely breath even tho I’m not even doing anything you would 100% be in dragon ball!
HA! 😄
True! when I boxed, I noticed that the hook was actually my most effective punch
Definitely a powerful tool!
Not related to the technique but it freaks me out SO MUCH when you show your footwork and get a glimpse of you wearing shoes on the mat! I know it's very sensible if practicing for real life self defense but, after years in mostly japanese martial arts it feels so wrong when I see it. Anyway, huge fan of your channel, I ocasionally binge videos for inspiration and improvement.
Ha! I understand. I actually go back and forth between shoes and no shoes... just not in videos!
I like the way you throw your hook. You wind it up, but don’t make a super wide arc.
Wind ups are trouble! Thanks for the comment!
Great tips Sensei Ando!!💪👍
I appreciate that. Thank you! 🙏🏻
thanks for ur suggestion sensai
My pleasure! Hope it helps!
Man u r very smart and clear , and understand the other side well
Thank you very much!
Your videos literally opened my mind and eyes. I do boxing and never thought nor taught that things. Thank you very much. Keep up the good work
Thank you, Mixalhs! Keep punching!
Great advice! I have tried to punch with elbow to, and yes, it's same feeling like hook. It really helps to master a hook.
Awesome. It definitely helped me. Thank you, sir!
Thanks u make it clear
I too injured my shoulder throwing a wild right hook on the heavy bag. I reckon the safe way to throw a hook is to make sure the elbow goes no higher than the shoulder. A lead-hand hook (behind a few jabs) is the ultimate punch.
That is a winning combo!
Great form of teaching. Thank you.
Hope it helps! Thanks for the comment, Mark!
Throw the elbow , great way to teach !
Hope it helps!
Very well explained. Hooks aren't for distance attacks.
Wild swinging is risky for sure!
thank you sensai ando, am your biggest fan from Nigeria. you have really helped and inspired me. keep fighting
Thank you for the kind comment, my friend! Greetings form the U.S.A. Happy training!
Your videos have been popping up as a recommend from TH-cam and I'm glad I followed their advice. Your videos are always well constructed and your instruction is clear and concise. Great instructional techniques. I'm now a subscriber.
Thank you for the kind words! I’m happy you’re here! 🙏🏻
Note on any of the three straight punches (from Jack Dempsey's book): keep the hand vertical (thumb up) as it is faster, has more power, the wrist tends to buckle less, and telegraphs less. Also note that when a hook is thrown to the body, the thumb must be facing up because it becomes more of an uppercut it not. Also note that the European hook punch is, typically, done vertical (or opposite to North American).
Great notes! Thank you!
Ando : THANKS A LOT, FOR THIS AMAZING and VERY BENEFICIAL/HELPFUL CHANNEL , AND , FOR ALL YOUR VIDEOS , EFFORT AND OVER ALL PASSION FOR THE MARTIAL ARTS. Your training technique and advice is awesome, very effective and efficient.THESE ARE SOME OF THE VERY BEST VIDEOS I HAVE WATCHED ON YOU TUBE, IN REGARDS TO TEACHING ME HOW TO BETTER, MY TECHNIQUE, AND MAKING SURE ITS DONE PROPERLY AND AS CLOSE TO PERFECT AS ONE CAN GET. (Kicking /Punching, Speed /Power, etc...) I Really enjoy this channel.TAKE CARE, RESPECT and ADMIRATION from CANADA. I am 49 yrs of age, and have had a life time of love, passion and fascination etc... for all things Martial Arts, Which has benefited me in "sooo many". I feel; In order for a Man or woman, to be "properly and fully" ; Happy, healthy, successful, content, fulfilled, etc...We all need a purpose, a hobby, something we are passionate about, as well as something to look forward to, and Any type of Hobby, like Martial Arts, that we may have or choose that happens to be an exercise that gets our heart rate up, and can get or put us into flow state, a state that releases many hormones and chemicals in our bodies, a state that makes you feel amazing, energetic, with an overall feeling of well being and bliss, well; this is extra special in so many ways.Luckily and Thankfully, this has been the case for me. "Martial Arts" has Motivated, Inspired me, given me Hope, Belief, Desire, Focus, Discipline, Determination, Passion, It has given me direction in life , pointing, pushing and guiding me towards, freedom, and choosing to live a healthy life. Through a proper nutritious diet, exercise, and working out.We all know, that with the proper, correct nutrition, we feel so much better in so many ways. For me, being energetic is at the top of the list . Coupling my proper diet, with a proper workout plan, i become like a finely tuned, well oiled machine and unstoppable. Always feeling happy, energetic and feeling and having a very "POSITIVE ATTITUDE" =("ATTITUDE is EVERYTHING") Also ; My self esteem, self belief etc.. has been remarkable, all because of Martial Arts.Learning and Teaching my self, my body how to express myself, how to be free, how to have flow, through our proper and natural body movement,(biomechanical movement) and our natural kinetic chain, along with learning and practicing consistently with the proper intention; all correct techniques for; stretching=being very flexible as well as agile, weight training for strength as well for endurance, all cardio aspects, whether it being simply road work = jogging , or choosing one of the many other choices we have, to get and keep, the most important muscle we have(our HEART) in great shape.(Our cardio), being "one" of the most valuable and important things, we need and must have, in order to win a fight, whether it be for protection purposes or otherwise, especially in regards to self defense, and a potential dangerous or possible life threatening situation, with or without our family members/ loved ones, also being in jeopardy. (BUT; MAKE NO MISTAKE, FOR I GENUINELY, TRULY, REALLY FEEL, THAT BY FAR, THE MOST IMPORTANT AND VALUABLE THING THAT IS NEEDED, AND YOU "MUST" HAVE,TO GIVE YOU A MUCH HIGHER CHANCE AT WINNING ANY FIGHT OR PHYSICAL CONFRONTATION, IS = "BELIEF" IN YOURSELF, AND .YOUR SKILLS) These are my thoughts, my 2 cents. "But most of all", I say Thank You; to Ando Mierzwa, for his very helpful channel. As well, to all Martial Artists in general, especially ones like Ando, who very graciously, put together a channel, with very helpful videos, that in turn, teach those of us who need it, how to do these techniques properly, with the most effectiveness, whether in be for our, "Health=Body,Mind,Spirit", or for our, "self defense=learning to defend and protect our selves and our loved ones, if need be". STAY STRONG, STAY POSITIVE, STAY HAPPY= Life is short folks.
Wow! Thank you for the comments, your two cents, and support. Respect back to you from the USA! 🙏🏻
Thank you so much for such a clear explanation
My pleasure!
great info. more info required: eg: counter hooks/ridge hand, hooks from different postures and hand positions (like bill wallace hook) and angling with hooks. Thanks
PS - i can throw a nicer more agile hook with my right lead. better for counters as well
You bet! Only so much I can cover in one video. There's always more to say! :)
Great video. Lots of great pointers. Thanks for posting.
Thank you very much, sir!🙏🏻
Thanks man...now o can fix my hook. Great help.
Awesome! Happy punching!
Great instructor .
I appreciate that. Thank you! 🙏🏻
@@AndoMierzwa My pleasure by the way your last name sound polish , I'm polish too.
@@maximilianworld4113 Na zdrowie!
@@AndoMierzwa Dziekuje!
i have really learnt a lot from you,i was getting it wrong in the gym. now i can practice.
Awesome! Thanks for letting me know!
This is how I throw my hooks also! Theoretically I like the idea of the elbow after, however I feel like that can cause people to potentially injure their hand if they’re like “sliding” the small knuckles off the bag. Impacting with the small knuckles on this punch can cause a boxers fracture in the hand. I would make sure the hook is finished then change to an elbow. Basically leave a small beat between the two. In real life blend it quick the way he is here. The adrenaline with not let you take a beat lol.
Good point and a smart solution! Thank you for the comment! 👊🏼
best advice....thank you coach
Thank you for the comment!
Well, i actually looove to throw elbows instead of hooks... if the guy is too close elbows and headbutts are the best. Greetings master Ando!!!
+The Bolt Thrower Elbows + headbutts = success! Thanks!
Great tip Sensei, wish I could have private lessons with you,it would be smart
I’m honored. Thank you, Thomas!
An other excellent video, Ando Mierzwa!
+Greg Murray Thank you very much, sir!
holy *bleep* your videos are awesome :D
+Muhammad Fakhrian Thank you, Muhammad! And thanks for keeping the language clean. I don't want any bleeping swearing on my channel. :)
i want a bad *bleep* addison rae
Another inaccuracy is that you need to hit with the two large knuckles. The idea is to hit with surface area and ergonomic correctness. Aim with the two middle knuckles as it gives strength to the hand AND is ergonomically correct. A vertical straight punch is actually better because it is ergonomic and keeps the elbow flair to near zero. A long hook resembles a straight punch but I keep the hand horizontal so I do not hit with the first phalanges of my fist. The short hook can be done to preference. A lower hook/uppercut is, generally, known as a "dig".
Thanks for the training tips!
dude I'm glad I found your video I learn so much from you, please keep spending your knowledge and God bless you brother
Bless you , too, my friend!
Exactly what i needed
+Adil Bundhoo Love to hear that. Thanks!
Many variations possible. If long range hook, then fist almost vertical works very well. This is an important version since coming off a 1, 2 you will fall short if you can’t reach with the three. Also, hooking off the jab is a bit more advanced but very valuable. The sequence is important, but the timing is the icing. Feet, then hips, then a shoulder snap and fist contact. Not hips and shoulders at same time. One good drill I teach is to stand in stance in front of bag or mitt with your fist only 3 to 4 inches from target. Without moving fist back at all , snap the punch. Without the torque buildup as described you will get no power. Btw, this works for all punches. Check out the power of Mike Tyson’s overhand right finches
from his opponents head.
Your advice is much appreciated, sir!
I like thumbs up hooks a lot better. I used to throw thumbs to the side and it just does did work as well for me.
Interesting. Thanks for your vote!
thank you for the wonderful information
Thank you for watching! 🙏🏻
Thanks for all your videos bro, they're very helpful
You got it!
Another great one! Really appreciate your sharing of the natural biomechanics regarding fist position in relation to target along the "natural line". Excellent! Thank you Sir! 🙏
Glad you liked it! Natural knuckles are a good idea!
You have great energy that makes you tutorials amazing
Thank you very much, Taaresh! :)
thanks. i hurt my shoulder also for the hook and your tip helps.
I hope so! Be careful!
very effective also in boxe training, cool tip
True! Thank you for watching!
@@AndoMierzwa ;)
The thumb down is a different sort of hook. Kind of a shovel hook, Bobby Gunn talks about it. Love your take on hooking and that you aren't a flat foot martial artist. Tends to be the negative point of most eastern martial arts
+flower liberal Thanks for the extra info! Yes, there's a time to move and a time to plant... better be good at both!
Nice video and very well explained 👍👍
I appreciate that. Thank you! 🙏🏻
Great Videos!! I am a beginner, just got my punching bag and already using your tips..thank you! !
+Esquivel Susan Thanks for letting me know! Happy training! :)
Super helpful thanks !
Glad you liked it, Patricia!
Great insights, clear explanation
Thank you very much, sir!
Spot on!!
Thank you!
Thanks coach
You bet!
Thank you.. Your videos are really helpful.. U hv cleared lots of my doubt.. Thanku.. Keep uploading..
+deepika ojha Thank you very much! More videos coming. :-)
I see so many guys making this mistake in fights!
+CTI It's primal, right? Swing big! :)
Great workout❤
Thank you very much!
I learned a lot from you, thank you :))
My pleasure, Aleksa! Keep punching! :)
I personally think pivoting your front foot diverts your power (especially if your target is straight ahead of u) hearing from you would be great!
Howdy! This video just shows one basic hook punch. It's not the only way to do it! The issue you're raising is the desired line of force, meaning where is the target and what angle do I want to hit it? If you change the angle of attack or the direction you want to move the head, then you'll adjust your fist and foot to match it. Thanks for pointing that out!
No, pivoting your foot is how you generate all of your power. Engaging your hips into the punch and rotating the torso is how you throw your body weight into the punch. If you don't do this you are going to be throwing arm punches, which is going to tire you out incredibly easy, and generate much less force. Try throwing a punch with 300 lbs of force with only your arms, then try throwing a punch with 300 lbs of force when your throwing it with your body weight behind it.
Exactly. Thank you for the comment!
very helpful video
+akl.sal Thank you!
It was really very helpful for me. Thank you sir 🙏
My pleasure! Thanks for watching!
Very good video sir
Thank you very much!
Informative and insightful video as always, thanks Sensei Ando!
+Khaled Boslaiman You're very welcome! Thanks for the comment!
+Ando Mierzwa What martial art do you train in? It looks like a Jiu-Jitsu gi to me.
+Mohsen "Ⓥicious" Abasi Hi! That's just a lightweight karate gi, but I do train in BJJ.
***** Ah ok. Thanks for responding.
Jab, cross hook and upper-cut
The ABC’s!
Amazing form!
My grandma didn’t stand a chance!
Amazing video! Love your short and good tips.
My pleasure, sir! Thanks for the comment!
Damn he fooled me, this actually works 🙏🙏🙏
Ha! Surprise!
@@AndoMierzwa quick question. Why do I have more of a muscle mind connection with one hand more than the other? As much as I practice, it feels numb,like it doesn't want to listen to me.
@@franciscolara6753 Normal! Most human beings are either right or left hand dominant. Same for the eyes and feet! You just have to practice more with the "weak" side.
Great teachings sensei, thanks very much. The best for 2016.
Thank you for the well wishes, Edgar. Health and happiness to you, too!
Best video on youtube, appreciate it !
Thanks for saying that!
You deserve more subscribers.
Thank you very much!
finally I've been looking everywhere for this kind of info thank you and happy new year
p.s. is it possible to throw a powerful hook if i use the wall
+ace hardy Great! Glad it helped. Yes, try standing in a doorway and press your hook into the wall. That angle should let you dig in. Happy New Year to you, too! Thanks!
+Ando Mierzwa sir how do you fight a bodybuilder p.s. he doesn't know Martial arts
+ace hardy The same way you fight anyone else. Self-defense is self-defense. Be careful out there!
thanks sir I'm from Indias small village I want to become a very good boxer please help me By giving boxing technic
Foot work helps when throwing a hook .. to step diagonally and then keep the forearm in line the the fist .. then you won't be reaching ..
+Steven Monash 62 Thanks, Steven! Footwork definitely makes a difference.
thanks ando .. great video
You got it! Thanks!
Thank you Sir for your great video!
Very kind of you. Thank you!
guys never follow the thumb up or down, the thumb should be always lock in towards middle and index finger so you do not break your thumb.
The elbow is good but I have one of the devastating hooks in my area and I know how to do a correctly
Nice video :) I subscribed because of it
Welcome aboard, sir!
Dude, you are awesome...great videos.
Thank you very much, David! Keep punching!
This was one I NEVER mastered.. just can't get it-- so I replaced it wtih sissy slaps- and they have NEVER failed me..
HA! 😄
Thankyou for the tips Now im ready to kick some ass
Bro u seem like a great fighter. Keep it up
I'm working on it! Thank you!
In other words, throw a boxing hook except with your Palm down so you're risking your pinky knuckle.
could you do a video on relaxing/and tensing on the moment of impact in karate. I've done karate for over five years and I've also done kickboxing and jujitsu but I have the hardest time staying relaxed throughout a punch before impact. it seems like the harder I try to relax the more tense my punch becomes.
That's a tricky topic... so much of striking is just practicing until you get the right feel. And you can hit more than one way. I've actually avoided that topic! I need to think about it...
Thanks, I didn't really take notice until I visited a Machida Karate dojo the other day and the sensei really drilled it into me how tense I was and it was making me lose speed and waste energy. I feel as though certain techniques like my side kicks and back fists I can do just right, but with reverse punches I have a difficult time being able to get that relaxed, snappy powerful movement.
Maybe just slow down Tai Chi style and examine exactly when you add tension. Just move through the punch and focus on relaxing at all times. As soon as you feel anything getting tight, stop and figure out why. Don't give up!
Ando Mierzwa thanks, I'll give that a try.
It may sound odd but try tensing like crazy (on purpose) before going for the strike..It's easier to relax from that state than fight against tension. Then tense up just before impact. Hopefully it teaches your body to relax. Good luck!
Could you make a video about how to do a powerful step-hook. I don’t know if u know what I’m talking about but I’ve been training boxing for a while and can’t seem to get a powerful step-hook.
You mean like a gazelle punch?
does anyone know how to punch really hard by hitting the person on the head while bleeding all over his head. I am practicing about this part.
Nice video
Thank you!
good conditions
Thank you very much!
And also he (Vincent) creates videos of martial arts for the mc.
I don't pivot so much on my front foot, and I throw thumb side up for longer hooks, thumb side down for shorter hooks, plus my hooks come up a little, meaning the angle...what are your thoughts on that? It still lands with the elbow behind the fist or slightly lower than the fist. That's how I was taught.
Whetever works for you! The angles will change a bit depending on your height and target. There are a million hooks and only one hook, you know what I mean? So long as you're not hurting your hand or shoulder, it's sounds like you're fine.
Can you make a beginner boxing video for weighloss. Maybe 30 minutes or what ever you recommend?
I haven’t really made any workout videos… I think other people do that better. But I’ll put it on my list! :-)