@@vm5954Averege Canelo hater if you are a fan of the sport you would be a fan of Canelo and I know that you will start to cry : bbbbbut canellloo cheatttt 😢
Damn, then I have neither set to instinct yet. Thanks for giving me my focus. If an offense comes easier, I feel more confident in that so I need to get very mindful of defense while sparring and shadow boxing. Is my takeaway.
As a fighter I appreciate you so much for this, putting words to my thoughts in the ring,to better help me in meditation, and not relying as much on instinct if that makes sense 🤷🏾♂️
This was a work of art, amazing execution on this one. Chris… good stuff bro and gems 💎 the channel getting more lit. Keep it coming bro 💯 💪🏾 great content fam
I’m just at 4:05 and it’s all factz♟may I add a solid strategy can enhance physical capabilities. having a defensive strategy can aid defensive skillset it will require less thinking creating more calmness not wasting unnecessary energy, especially if the strategy is having success knowing your spots, traps, escape routes, escape maneuvers etc ✌🏾
I got this whole video categorized with notes on my phone lol but watching it again - It seems to me everything before evasion is not covered well in many training videos, gyms, analyses, etc. Edit: many things pertaining to “inactive” I have to seek out from smaller channels and specialist. That’s the most I gained from this video - the power of forcing inactivity. Ineffective is obviously important, but the Inactive portion of defense through offensive like measures is abstract thus hard to teach and blessed to have it shown to us. Really like the footage alongside Chris’ narration - helps a lot Truly high level and a great mnemonic devic( i and i ) to help with implementing this concept of two methods that set the foundation for the rest of the tools into your training, coaching, or just appreciation of the sport
Bro u must read my mind just this morning I'm saying to myself defense is key in any sport I'm a basketball player but I also absolutely love boxing and kick boxing I never got the chance to box but I practice on my own and video like this will help me alot I would like to do sparring as a side hustle so I can bring out the best in who ever I may work with thanks much
some good points, nice to see people putting in the time studying, reflecting, and understanding things. I really liked that you put psychology and morals into the equation......as everything starts with the energy of thouhgt. Greetings from europe
Man what a great video. Your boy touched on a bunch of different topics with just the right amount of detail and backed it up with some serious knowledge. More!
Wonderful work as always. Please do a video on one of the all time greats David Tua. I know a lot of people would love his style I have personally been trained by David here in little old New Zealand. He by far has the best left hook of all time and has never been knocked down in his career. A fight between him and Mike Tyson would be as exciting as Hagler/Hearns
I actually see the best team sport to compare to Boxing as Basketball. There’s pretty much 1:1 similarities with the difference being more athletes on the floor.
Beautiful work! Your breakdowns are so valuable like gems, but it’s also visually stunning like a gem! 💎😉👏🏼🙌🏼 Also, I noticed that Canelo and Boots Ennis like to use that rear shoulder roll in a few defensive sequences. This made me think of that back hand defensive ‘flaw’ of Devin Haney that you pointed out in the open stance matchup. I was wondering, should the rear shoulder roll be more widely adopted? Like it’s not a traditional move that is taught by trainers, and is more so a flashy type thing to do, but what do you think? Can the move become a staple of the game? Y’know, be more widely used as a legitimate defensive manoeuvre rather than just a flashy trick? It could help Devin’s backhand guessing issues in the open stance because whether it’s a straight or a more looping left hand, the rear shoulder roll can deflect it to the inside. But at the same time, the regular lead shoulder roll is already hard to do as it is.
GREAT GEM VIDEO👌If I only knew this channel before!!! I've got one thing I wish you had shown in this boxing defence video 😉☝️Ali use to box in reverse, therefore putting his defence with his offence. Sort of win/ win situation. Imo it's a dying art in boxing and I wish fighters like Ryan perfected his defence with this particular move. Ow yeah, look at TBC pivots, it's the same pivot as in the LOMA video. But in correct execution. KEEP UP LEARNING ME ABOUT BOXING BROTHER, GREAT CHANNEL!!!😀✌Amsterdam salutes
@@BoxingGems you see☝️me learning boxing! *check pivot*. I thought LOMA introduced it or rather his poppachenko. Now I know the name and can watch TBC putting it into his fights. That's exactly what I'm here for. Training methods ->fighting styles. Evolution of the sweet science. THANKS bruh✌
My inside fighting defense is pretty tight. Occasionally my opponent gets a body shot in yet that’s where I let out some gas and then they run from me the rest of the fight. 😀
this is extremely sound analysis and categorization of the system of defense or how to lower your damage taken in a fight. Next thing would be deep analysis of the intersections of these categories; like how your guard position can make it easier to make reads by making certain attacks more effective for your opp, but with you already knowing this taking advantage of the openings that you’re giving is easy, great example is Floyd’s pull counter or Salvador Sanchez lowering his lead hand and raising it at certain timing to better anticipate his opps 1-2 , so he could counter with his 4 (right hook).
Shoutout to Chris! Excellent, excellent job fam! 💪🏾
There was no need to have canelo clips in there since he learned everything you have shown from floyd
There was no need to have canelo clips in there since he learned everything you have shown from floyd
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@@vm5954Averege Canelo hater if you are a fan of the sport you would be a fan of Canelo and I know that you will start to cry : bbbbbut canellloo cheatttt 😢
Great defence is far harder than a great offence, and is often the difference between a truly great fighter than good fighters!
Damn, then I have neither set to instinct yet. Thanks for giving me my focus. If an offense comes easier, I feel more confident in that so I need to get very mindful of defense while sparring and shadow boxing. Is my takeaway.
This was a master class. Bless gems
Facts
18:40-18:55 he's insane man.
And that Jaron Ennis head slip highlight.
As a fighter I appreciate you so much for this, putting words to my thoughts in the ring,to better help me in meditation, and not relying as much on instinct if that makes sense 🤷🏾♂️
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My boxing IQ went up crazy
This was a work of art, amazing execution on this one. Chris… good stuff bro and gems 💎 the channel getting more lit. Keep it coming bro 💯 💪🏾 great content fam
I give it all to Chris on this one. 💪🏾 Dope shit
another one. straight game.
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Game set match…solid breakdown…boxing is a martial art rooted in self-defense…universal appreciation and application
it feels like a boxing seminar, great work as always.
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This is the most detailed video about boxing defense i ever watched. I love how Chris meticulously explained every concept.
Masterclass 💪🏾🔥
Excellent video.
Great Content.
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e+fence has always been my favorite part, both in martial arts, and in basketball when i was younger
Thanks for helping to understand the art. It allows all to appreciate the sport even further. 👑
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Excellent high level analysis. Top shelf!
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This was excellent! Thank you for blessing us with this thorough breakdown and study 🔥
Thanks!
Much love for the super thanks fam! 💪🏾
Best analysis/film study channel on youtube, hands down.
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Best breakdown yet
This channel gets better every day
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100 stars !! Top tier work.
Thank you
I’m just at 4:05 and it’s all factz♟may I add a solid strategy can enhance physical capabilities. having a defensive strategy can aid defensive skillset it will require less thinking creating more calmness not wasting unnecessary energy, especially if the strategy is having success knowing your spots, traps, escape routes, escape maneuvers etc ✌🏾
Great break down fam
Thanks Coach 💪🏾 Gotta give it up to my guy Chris tho.
Excellent work bro.
unexpected Barry Robinson shout out👍
I got this whole video categorized with notes on my phone lol
but watching it again - It seems to me everything before evasion is not covered well in many training videos, gyms, analyses, etc. Edit: many things pertaining to “inactive” I have to seek out from smaller channels and specialist. That’s the most I gained from this video - the power of forcing inactivity.
Ineffective is obviously important, but the Inactive portion of defense through offensive like measures is abstract thus hard to teach and blessed to have it shown to us. Really like the footage alongside Chris’ narration - helps a lot
Truly high level and a great mnemonic devic( i and i ) to help with implementing this concept of two methods that set the foundation for the rest of the tools into your training, coaching, or just appreciation of the sport
Much love as always Bobby!
Bro u must read my mind just this morning I'm saying to myself defense is key in any sport I'm a basketball player but I also absolutely love boxing and kick boxing I never got the chance to box but I practice on my own and video like this will help me alot I would like to do sparring as a side hustle so I can bring out the best in who ever I may work with thanks much
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I need more of this kind of content y’all did a really good job making this video
Thanks fam
Defense is so underrated. Thank you for this breakdown!
I was waiting on this from you ...Im about to tune in now!
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@@BoxingGems Amazing breakdown for pretty much all the strategies/technique of having a superb defense.
Let's go!
some good points, nice to see people putting in the time studying, reflecting, and understanding things. I really liked that you put psychology and morals into the equation......as everything starts with the energy of thouhgt. Greetings from europe
Another one ☝️
💪🏾 Thanks Coach!
Best Boxing Channel on Teaching & Describing the Sweet Science 🤝🥊💯!
Thanks fam
Thanks fam
@@BoxingGems No Doubt BG!
Gracias Gems!! este material es una verdadera escuela de boxeo.
Gems man.... ur doing great fucking work out here brotha! I learn soo much from the vids fam!! keep this shit goin!
Thanks fam. Definitely
Thanks for dropping some jewels once again.
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Man what a great video. Your boy touched on a bunch of different topics with just the right amount of detail and backed it up with some serious knowledge. More!
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Excellent work indeed man that was well appreciated
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Coming back to this again Great video
Thanks Firell
This is what I call a boxing Gem
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Great fkn vid
Thanks
Good shit 👏
Wonderful work as always. Please do a video on one of the all time greats David Tua. I know a lot of people would love his style
I have personally been trained by David here in little old New Zealand. He by far has the best left hook of all time and has never been knocked down in his career. A fight between him and Mike Tyson would be as exciting as Hagler/Hearns
wow.....@ three minute
Super Dope Video!!!! I'm glad I found this channel.
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Could y'all do one about offense or footwork?
Very nice ☺
Cool video man. I hope you get attention you deserve
Dope vid….
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Like football a great defense only supplies your offense. It works miracles you're 100% correct. No defense you're going to get caught
I actually see the best team sport to compare to Boxing as Basketball. There’s pretty much 1:1 similarities with the difference being more athletes on the floor.
@@ritzkola2302 yes. Works in every sport
@@ritzkola2302 u correct 💯
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Some Deep knowledge Man!!!, one of the best I've ever seen, you gonna make a "ATTACK SYSTEM" ???
Likely
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Great video I would have liked to have seen the late great sweet pea Parnell
Beautiful work! Your breakdowns are so valuable like gems, but it’s also visually stunning like a gem! 💎😉👏🏼🙌🏼
Also, I noticed that Canelo and Boots Ennis like to use that rear shoulder roll in a few defensive sequences. This made me think of that back hand defensive ‘flaw’ of Devin Haney that you pointed out in the open stance matchup. I was wondering, should the rear shoulder roll be more widely adopted? Like it’s not a traditional move that is taught by trainers, and is more so a flashy type thing to do, but what do you think? Can the move become a staple of the game? Y’know, be more widely used as a legitimate defensive manoeuvre rather than just a flashy trick? It could help Devin’s backhand guessing issues in the open stance because whether it’s a straight or a more looping left hand, the rear shoulder roll can deflect it to the inside. But at the same time, the regular lead shoulder roll is already hard to do as it is.
Thanks fam. That move is very situational and requires tremendous core strength, reflexes and upper torso movement. I wouldn’t teach it.
GREAT GEM VIDEO👌If I only knew this channel before!!!
I've got one thing I wish you had shown in this boxing defence video
😉☝️Ali use to box in reverse, therefore putting his defence with his offence. Sort of win/ win situation. Imo it's a dying art in boxing and I wish fighters like Ryan perfected his defence with this particular move. Ow yeah, look at TBC pivots, it's the same pivot as in the LOMA video. But in correct execution. KEEP UP LEARNING ME ABOUT BOXING BROTHER, GREAT CHANNEL!!!😀✌Amsterdam salutes
TBC = ENNIS BOOTS with the LOMA pivot
Thanks fam. Several fighters use that check pivot but probably none execute it better than Crawford
@@BoxingGems you see☝️me learning boxing! *check pivot*. I thought LOMA introduced it or rather his poppachenko. Now I know the name and can watch TBC putting it into his fights. That's exactly what I'm here for. Training methods ->fighting styles. Evolution of the sweet science. THANKS bruh✌
Watched the stream earlier. I'm gonna come on one of the streams
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What exactly would be considered showing off? Imo everything done in the ring is just a tactic that some people just can't seem to understand.
Needed this, thank you, anyone else know of any defensively sound boxers that are worth checking out? Active boxers?
Haney
Can you do a in depth video on philly shell
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can you do a video on the 50/50 positions and tips on not getting into them?
Ryan Garcia needs to learn from this Ryan, this video would help him alot
That’s my guy Chris on this one. I just did the editing
My inside fighting defense is pretty tight. Occasionally my opponent gets a body shot in yet that’s where I let out some gas and then they run from me the rest of the fight. 😀
Remarkable stuff!!! Big up Chris on this this too!!! Truly great content!!!!! ..... Do you make your own beats Gems???
My bro makes the beats. Thanks fam
Good stuff does Chris have his own channel?
Exclusive on Boxing Gems for now.
what is the difference between disengagement and spacing?
Spacing is the distance between you and your opponent at a given time. Disengagement is the attempt to create more space between you and your opponent
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this is extremely sound analysis and categorization of the system of defense or how to lower your damage taken in a fight. Next thing would be deep analysis of the intersections of these categories; like how your guard position can make it easier to make reads by making certain attacks more effective for your opp, but with you already knowing this taking advantage of the openings that you’re giving is easy, great example is Floyd’s pull counter or Salvador Sanchez lowering his lead hand and raising it at certain timing to better anticipate his opps 1-2 , so he could counter with his 4 (right hook).
10k views from me alone
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