Get Inside on Taller Opponents
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Shout out to all my shorties
im 5'8 185 so i like looking at helpful videos like this
MarQuez Pitt I'm 5'9 190 and would likely not fight any lighter than lightheavyweight. In the same boat haha
I'm 5'4 as for metric is 162 cm. I'm stocky and I do power lifting in my workout lols
Am I small for my age? I'm 6"0 170 I'm 16 compared to my cousins I’m small
Im 6 foot so not short but Im a heavyweight so pretty short for my class...
I needed this because I’m only 5”6 and I go against taller guys which is basically any other guy lol
Nick Edwin bruh I’m 5”3 imagine me
5"5 with wide shoulders and I fight at 120
4’10” percent 😂
Ya 5”4 lol and new
I'm 5'11 ,165 lbs but sometimes i fight people with long reach.
Thanks my grandma didn’t stand a chance
POOR PIRANO yeah, it didnt cost him much for this comment
Stolen comment idiot
RIP
Your grandma's taller than you? Ngl that's sad
Dug deadass 😂😂😂
Today I sparred for the first time against a 6 foot 2 person. At first I was slipping, getting hit, throwing but not landing. Finally I found my distance and how to overcome his height. Thanks for your tips 👍
Windton Winston how did you do it
@@jaydenkesan871 watch mike tyson vids. He's always alot shorter than everyone else.
Body shots
Everyone has a plan......,until they get punched in the face! Love that Mike Tyson quote.
thelaurels13 the original quote actually goes "...until they get punched" but someone added face to sound cooler
Bruncek Puncek Ahhh didn't nobody needed to hear that bs
As long as you dont close your eyes your good that quote is only for people that close there eyes
@Bruncek Puncek Hairy wiener.... to the face.
You're right.
i never heard that from mike tyson but i think i saw in videos quiotes and memes actually Mark Hunt said that but tyson not sure
Videos like these are extremely helpful. There’s nothing worse than getting beaten by someone you’re better than just because you’re a lot shorter.
Man I have been boxing for about 1 year and this has always been my problem I’m 155 cm or 5,1 but I’m only 13 but I’m still very very short but it’s so annoying cause I’m good technically but just not in sparing got any tips ??👍🥊
@@Boberson481 chill mate
@@Boberson481 😂😂😂
Happened to me yesterday
JT this is gold. I spar with a dude 4 inches taller and waste so much energy just trying to get a couple shots in. Thanks!!!
the most feared punch from a short fighter is the uppercut
I disagree, being taller favours the uppercut more I'd say. Body shots are good for shorter fighters since you are closer to that target.
Eduard over hand Right *
Rap Game That too, as the angle is advantageous for hitting above you.
Leo. You can see an uppercut coming from a tall guy better than seeing it coming from a short guy
@@thotdestroyeroni7726 Ok, that might be true, but the angle still favours the taller fighter.
To explain what I mean, when you throw an uppercut, the first part of the motion has your fist going forward right? And the last goes sraight up. That means for you to have the connection be perpendicular for the first part of the movement, the target needs to be facing you.
What that means is if you are trying to hit something below you (like an uppercut to the body) the punch must go forward right? You would know this of course even if you only hit the bag. This also means if you are taller than your opponent you can hit their face square with the same punch while they are facing you.
Now, for the last part of the movement it goes upwards. This means that if you are hitting a target above you, it must be facing downwards. If you are fighting someone the same height as you or taller, this only happens if they are ducking their head down, which is a common situation when you pressure someone, but you need to wait for that opportunity. You will also know this is true when hitting the heavy bag with uppercuts somewhere higher up, you have to make a connection at an angle, which is weaker.
What this means is as a taller fighter you can throw uppercuts whenever you want at whatever target. As a shorter fighter you must either throw them to the body, or make your opponent duck his head, which makes it more situational for a shorter fighter. And any short fighter (myself included, im 5'7") knows this is true, even if they can't explain why.
Just to clarify, you can go for the head with an uppercut as a shorter fighter without them ducking, it just means the impact won't be flush with their face perpendicular, so its not as effective.
Excellent information and presentation as always. Thanks, JT
I haven't seen any experts in the comments section yet. So that's good lol
jaylin degraffreed jts comment section isn't too filled with experts. Mostly humble people looking for more info. It's refreshing
Im an expert! LOL..
honest lee. That's why I'm here, ive been sparring bigger guys and I needed some tips on getting close lol
LOL
Dominus Providebit I mean usually the guys that come to instructional videos like who have never been in a fight, or sparred, or much less trained at all.
its like u have to lowkey step in closer as ur blocking and parrying the shots, it just looks like ur simply blocking but in reality ur secretly cutting of the distance without raising to much attention
Tru
Good plan, but difficult to do because opponent's punches are fast and hard. The only way is you must faster, tougher and more precise than the opponent. Now we know Tyson is how fast and tough.
Good video! Thanks especially for the voice-over comment about bringing the back foot in when you do the stifle-the-shot maneuver. (It'll make it easier to remember.)
I just want to say thank you because you are helping me prepare for my first match in a few month and live my dream becoming a professional boxer so thanks
I wish you the best broski🤝
So awesome to see a demonstration and validation of closing the range that doesn't involve charging frantically and getting strafed
One more best video and best moviment. Thank you.
Nice work with your channel, keep up the good work!
I think head movement is best , I'm 5.7" feet and I found head movement very useful for me....
like what?
Karl Hans using slips and weaving hooks ,,,little tip ive learned when your weaving in the direction of your lead hand use that momentum to do a gazelle punch leaping hook
@@BankBidnizz I'm trying to get my stamina up dude I'm so slow
@@anthonyl9126 do sprints and jogs trust me in a week u will see ur stamina improve
@@BankBidnizz I have a flat foot my dude it's excruciating. I can last on the heavy bag for a few rounds before burning out and I skip a lot of rope though. Yeah, skipping rope doesnt cause me pain go figure. I was thinking of trying stair sprints to compensate for regular sprints.
LETSSSS GOOOO! This is what I needed 😭
Nice - exactly what I needed. I just started boxing (for fitness) and your videos help me with my form and technique.
+Ingrid Simmons nice!
you can clean my kitchen for fitness.
@@Chrisxxxtz kek
@@Chrisxxxtz lol
Fire video brotha, thank you.
Exactly what I needed
Very nice content brother keep going!
Thanks for sharing I love this content
Loved it!!
Had a sparring match with my friend, I tried to get in past it but he was pinpoint accurate on timing and my movement. Will train harder.
Good stuff💪🏿👊🏿👊🏿🥋🥊
I learned more about boxing online than I ever did in my boxing gym that I went to for years
Love your videos!
Jt, would you ever spar with the Fight Tips kid? I know you're a little heavier, but I have a feeling both of your youtube channels would benefit from something like that. Not trying to take each others heads off, but a light sparring session?
Brett O Shane(Fighttips) is more of an mma guy,though it would interesting
I'm pretty sure he has before it was like 2 years ago. Check the older videos
I feel shane would lose, but at the same time it's hard to predict how jt would respond to the kicks. U never know he might also train kickboxing on the side as well as boxing. They made a video together or a collab I should say so I think they are friends. Jt just seems tougher idk why I have a harder time watching fight tips videos. Shane is great but I question his credentials sometimes
Brett O shanes channel is for dumbass kids jason wouldnt even bother
yea I researched his credentials by accident looking up another fighter with a similar style channel and found nada hes more of a seminar coach/fighter
Please do couple of round of sparring with him and make a breakdown for us to learn
Great video thank you
Thank you!!!
good as always
this is crucial on any height. if you’re 5’5 fighting a 6’4 guy, it’ll work just as well.
very very nice work
Awesome tip!
Thank you 😊👍💪
Awesome lesson! Thanks! :-)
I am only 14 but I do boxing and it's do satisfying to outdo bigger opponents haha thanks for the tips
These videos are great. Ring IQ
I’m 5’4 Mike Tyson videos really helped me learn to fight opponents 6,0 6,4 charge them with head movement slip and counter
Thank you ❤
Can you do some more heavy bag vids, just for mixing things up. Nate does it, but i would like to see some more from your side.
JT, I've been a long time lurker of your super helpful videos. I noticed you have Yonex shoes, did you ever play badminton?!
Thx! No but I love them for everyday boxing training
Very good video simple but needs to now
Brilliant
As a taller guy I'm offended 😂
JT stay grinding!!
I will have to try this. I've been trying to do the similar thing. Going in with high guard. The situation where this doesn't work is your opponent is way bigger than you or has power. I guess that's where getting low comes in to play. Still you are often rattled after eating a hard shot
When you master high guard you wont be getting rattled anywhere near as much mate
Thanks coach, went 30-0 at the local nursing home!
Nate what’s up dude your awesome 😎
Thanks 😎
Dude thankyou
Watching this after getting my head punched repeatedly by my friend who stands 6'3 and me a healthy 5'7 lol. For sure will be trying this next time thanks alot for the tips!!!!!!
Lyrics4U bro can u help me, this is my second boxing match and it's against a really fucking tall guy. gimme some tips that worked with u
@@johnyfausman959 master high guard and cutting the ring off
Good video
Drop into the punch-
That's how it ends when I try to avoid being destroyed.
I'm 5'9 but there is someone thats taller in my gym and I have trouble going inside
I'm 5'11 ,73 reach and a have a sparring partner with 6'1 and 75 reach hahaha
5'3 beginner female sparring taller, fitter guys - I use so much energy trying to get close! Thanks
this is true, it hard to keep the stamina when your pushing against all there shots and trying to trade at the same time
Yessir this is 100 percent true and especially when ur fighting someone uneducated about fighting throwing haymakers and Crazy stuff those people are looking for a one punch knockouts so u close the distance to uncomfort this person to make their punches less effective and for someone that just goes crazy and keeps on throwing and throwing go for a clinch and take them to the ground or something get into a full mount and throw elbows Coffin punches everything you can do to defend your self cause most people that fight out in the streets are uneducated on how to really fight and don’t know any ground game
Nice, I use this all the time. 5’5”
Great!👊
I herd this is also called the Jack Dempsey step. Exce video. @jtvan
+Lawrence Whiteley thx, I think he suggests to punch at the same time as the step
sir may i ask have you any training for making sharper one's "instinct" in fighting? i mean, it's good to be technical and calculative but is there also in addition to that, a way to have a good hunch or intuition to which a fighter must move in a fight? like a freestyle dance, you're in the rhythm and zone and you don't get out of the beat sort of thing or in a piano, you can play all you want but you're in the correct Key so any note you play in the Key is never wrong in sound. Is there a similar way or concept in fighting? or is that just plain experience and untrainable? thanks papa JT Van V best vids as always
I know what you are talking about but I don't have a systematic way to develop it, other than reflect on your experience
@@PrecisionBoxing thank you good sir! keep on the best instructions!
Good stuff. I've been sparring the same tall guy for awhile and I've been weaving in with a step to get in but guy has seen me do that so many times that I'm getting predictable. Love the new stuff. I'm going to try it.
+Squatking 650lbs thank you
This style that jt teaches is a good style. You stuff their shot.. but to stuff a shot first , you need to know where it’s coming from. That’s the hard part :)
JT, I was going to mention the movement of the back leg. I do that.
What works for me is pushing off my legs so that I can actually reach inside my opponents guard and it works
Please recognize the man on the left! the sparing partner is giving a great fcking performance. it brings everything together. great vid.
I’m 5’4” going against a 6 foot dude, the only advantage he has on me is reach so I’ve been trying to find a way to minimize that advantage , thanks for the advice
How that go for you?
@@benrobbo2902 He hasn't replied for 4 months so I guess he's still in the hospital.
@@landonstevens3756 lmao
we just started sparring in the gym few days ago and im a very short dude like im 5 ft and i sparred against a 5'7 dude today it was craazy i also landed some shots but i now really understand what was the true problem its his reach so now imma focus on that
Buen video 👍
I need help here. So I wanted to do Muay Thai (Kickboxing) this summer, then I'm slowly starting to find interest in boxing because it looks cool. Can any of guys give me any advise if I should choose Muay thai or Boxing. plz respond.
Muay thai is more complete but thai fighting is more focused on either very close combat or very far combat and typically not medium range. Boxing is mostly all about medium range fighting. In my opinion from torso up be a boxer from torso down be a thai fighter. Trust me do both and they work like wonders together. In my opinion its the most complete you can get with these 2 arts in your striking game. Peace
Train both.
Hi coach, can you slip the jab to the right first then block the cross. I keep eating one two to my face when i try to close in with my jab, opponent throws off my vision
Im 5'11 dudes are 6'2 and up long reach how is this gonna work
my height 5'5 and my every opponent height was 5'7 and up , I'll use that
Only works when you're more or less same weight as your opponent. If you're giving up height and weight against an opponent of a similar skill level, brace until the end of a round )
What you show was correct but you need foot speed in order to get in and that is only a few gifted people who naturally have foot speed and reflexes
U really don't u can easily get in a sloppy tall guys space
Joe Weller should watch this.
At the start, if the guy follows that jab with a killer rear leg round kick to mid section instead of a right hand, it may hit your head if you're ducting left and low like that... 2;15 you re right there if the guy has no high level left/right/retreat movements and head movement as well ;-) What about the levels changes from him? ;-)
Listen I have 2 of our quebec own pro boxers with great textbook techniques. David Lemieux and Jean Pascal.
Pascal barely gets hit and he is constantly head ducting and countering with huge overhands from both hands...
Great video, only that my big mate just waits for me to get into range as the shorter guy and just pops shots at me, uppercut and straight jabs and he's not a trained fighter though he used to play street fighter as a kid and used to copy the moves lol.
Fighting 2moro on 3days notice am 5'7 he's 6'2 and am giving 5kg 💪 confident
Where is the head movement video that you talk about? I was only able to find a different head movement video not the one in the clip you show.
Now if you do this , how will a tall opponent can counter it ?
I’m 5’8 and 17 I really hope I can grow till 6’0 in the coming 4 years or the best height for boxing (imo) 5’10
Have you grown
Sorry wont really happen. Id say 5'9, or even 5'10. But not 6.
Toughness matters
Finally. A video that doesn't show countering like the other guy sticking his arm out for 2 minutes. Acting like you can slip, close the distance and throw a hook all before the guy pulls his lead hand back in.
Never thought at 49, I'd need tips on fighting but sadly here I am.
Wow i didn't know David Goggins could box!
Best
Vicious combo
gracias por la técnica.
This is what Chavez SR needed to do v DLH in the 90`s, he just couldn`t cope the reach gap at all.
Two legends of boxing's trainer
Hey just wondering, what if the opponents power knocks you back as you try to stifle their shot?
+Johnny Channarong that means you have to time it earlier, be closer or brace yourself better
@jtvan how about he Jack Dempsey step. Drop with the hips 1st.
Awesome👍👍👌👌👊👊🥊🥊🙏🙏🥋🥋
Sir i have a question. Im planning on learning a cobat style for self defense, however i am having difficulty choosing between wrestling or boxing. Any advice/ suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Zero One %
Both are good
I wrestled in high school and am currently boxing
I would suggest wrestling first because when i started boxing i felt comfortable because i had somewhat fighting experience
Both. Learn allll you can. Boxing is for above ground, wrestling controls of the fight stays up top or on the ground, wresting also has some take downs, then bjj for ground. Judo and other arts can be a great addition. I would learn one style at a time at first then when you start getting comfortable you can start working on two or more at the same time. This is advice from my boxing coach whom is actually a competitive MMA fighter.
Muay thai!
The simplest thing is just to step in with a double jab and then follow up with the right hand
Swing1stAskQuestionsLast Against southpaws i like to counter their jab with a left weave + left body hook, if they use their left i step back and jab
Swing1stAskQuestionsLast Yes they have a right jab so their liver is more vulnerable thats why i go for left body blows, and that thing of the left straight to the body when im back stepping doesnt happens to me probably because southpaws of my gym are taller than me so they usually aim to my head also i use a cross armed guard so in that "caso" (i dont know how that's said in english) i would parry the straight with my right hand, step in and clinch
Practice is wanted to be better just fight an fight you wil improve as time goes
Make a video for the tall man to defend this
I’m 5’8 with an extremely short range but with a heavy hand and with good speed but I fight people way taller than me and this helped
That's like a Marciano build
@@PrecisionBoxing just turns out me and Marciano have the exact same wingspan