All i have to say is, mr. Tom yankello you are the BEST boxing coach!! Your videos are just full of so much important details, you make it so simple and interesting. Very hard to get off your site. You really are the #1
Its all in the details! Thanks im a life long grappler ever since I've found you I've learned to apply real boxing skill to my game. This video is great!
I literally just requested more parrying videos in your most recent one! 10 minutes later, you dropped this! Your videos on how to close distance while shutting down the opponent's offense AT THE SAME TIME have been GAME CHANGERS for me! Thanks! PLEASE consider doing some STYLE BREAKDOWN videos on MARVIN HAGLER! Your Tyson videos are impeccable.
You see all of this drill in Floyd, Toney and Hopkins. I saw an old video on Floyd Mayweather before he became Money and he demonstrated exactly what you have shown today, basically how he can block, parry the jab and left hook and when the same when used in combination just off of his back hand and then come back with the back hand as a counter. This is fundamental boxing at its very best. I can't wait to watch the rest of this series. #golddust
Great tutorial video again and this time with such nice background scenery - what's the place call ? Wish i could be could chill at the bench and watch your mastery at work
Very interesting and effective the instructions in the end of the video worth to gold while you explain how to defend the jab and left hook I was wondering what about the right hand and in the end of the video you give me the key it's "shoulder roll" very thankful coach Tom
My first coach used to call this simultaneous parry and jab "lewy spotkaniowy" - in lose translation it is sth like a "meeting jab" - I suppose that's a good descriptive name for it. As usually sir, you are publishing gems of knowledge. Many thanks. I wish there was internet and your films when I started boxing :D
Yeah!!! Coach. Your channel is probably the only channel you know when you get the notification that your vid is going to be fire! No frills. No spills. Just straight to the point. (That is a good thing). Exactly, how they tell us script writers. You come in and show what you want us to see... No need to set the scene with blah, blah blah for days. Just, straight to the action. Btw. Loving the backdrop and great to have your student demonstrate as this is one of my favorite topics and drills. Great stuff.
Thank you so much for this video and new series! Awesome work and great insight! This is the first time in all of my years that I've had someone verbalize the importance of not just having your hand in a catch position but to also deflect it to avoid the likes of a 1-3. George Benton was said to have 48 ways to defend and counter the jab. I think this is one of the most crucial things you can do in a bout as the jab is the most important punch in boxing. Having multiple ways to defend and counter it will usually destroy an opponent's timing and rhythm as well as frustrate them and cause them to make mistakes.
Dear Sir, you’re not only a trainer/coach but also a big fan of the sport ;) Your trainingvideos are not only professional but also full of enthousiasm! Thanks for showing us. Greets from the Netherlands
Thanks for all the support!👊🏼 I really appreciate it. Please consider sharing the videos. Also for other boxing tips follow me on Instagram @tomyankelloboxing
0:15 hip twist when roll hook I can throw own hook 1:05 parry jab/ counter throw own cross /or jab /defend snd counter 1:25 basic parry/not catch No just parry /time it 1:55 I just turn wrist 2:30 catch worng /not square shoulder/he turn it to hook 2:40 incoprate /add head movement Why I move head then ? I Parry becz it gonna make him take longer time to throw another shot (parry better than slip sometimes ) 3:10 I have more time to throw rt hand over top too 3:20 I don't slap it /he can counter with hook. 3:45 this is why I move head 3:50 just turn wrist /and turn hips this set my hips up too to throw strong rt hand 4:30 I never move elbow away from body 4:38 so if he come with hook I still can block it/becz I move my head with it /head further distance Or I can even get under it 5:20 Iam in position to throw strong rt hand 5:25 now parry jab throw own jab 5:44 slip jab /for shorter guy 6:15 step more at inside /bring front and back foot 6:35 jab against shorter opponent 7:10 thats one way of many on how to parry and counter jab 7:20 again :parry counter jab /roll hook keep lft shoulder higher so I can roll rt hand too (so roll hook is more down )to turn to front and square Then I can throw different shots/ rt hand left hook /rt uppercut left hook to body
Also important to note, when you incorporate the catch parry with your head movement defending against the jab; you're introducing another variable into your defense. As a result, you will be much more difficult to time and you will have a variety of different counters open for you to score with.
Coach can you explain how to use the right hand Perry against a right cross the same way u Perry the Jab I've seen video's of Joe Louis and a lot of throwback Fighters using that technique
Am I the only one wondering why its a parry when you turn your palm towards the jab? It looks like a catch. Do you catch it and then move your right hand left the instant his jab sticks to your palm? Thanks for the videos. This is the best boxing channel on youtube and I'm surprised the videos are free.
They are coming! Lots of them! I’ve got my former world champion boxer, one of the greatest southpaws ever, Paul Spadafora, in those videos to help demonstrate. Currently editing now. Stay tuned!
Howbout if on street fight without gloves.can we still defends using that techniques. Maybe it will still hurts us if we dont gave gloves. It only can be use inside a ring and not for a street fighting.
I just filmed a bunch. I think you’ll enjoy them. I got my former world champion southpaw boxer, Paul Spadafora, in the videos performing the drills. Stay tuned!
When you’re deflecting that jab 🥊 it looks like you are over your right leg. Is that 60% weight on your back leg to 40% on the front leg? Seems as if you have more weight on the back leg than the weight being evenly distributed. Thanks! I’ll have to try this.
It depends on the style of your stance and your abilities (both natural and trained to be something you do by instinct). I have about 60-70% of my weight on my back foot... sometimes more. I have very good balance and my weight distribution changes almost constantly depending on what I'm doing. In this video, when I block hooks like this, a slight majority of my weight is on my rear foot and brought forward and back during the process of throwing the lead hook.
Take the mask off the kid please, for crying out loud let him get some oxygen, it’s not healthy to breathe in your own CO2 when you’re exercising, my wife is a nurse ,25 Years. I’ll leave it at that
At the beginning of the video, your student cannot maintain equilibrium with such protection. Are you sure that this is the right defense in its execution?
It is right. The student is just learning the technique. Tom was good enough to show us through that learning process. If you rewatch, you will see that coach Yankello is walking Danny through this technique and continuously providing pointers and corrections.
All i have to say is, mr. Tom yankello you are the BEST boxing coach!! Your videos are just full of so much important details, you make it so simple and interesting. Very hard to get off your site. You really are the #1
Greetings from Russia! Thanks a lot)
Thank you lovey demonstration at the end
Thanks Coach!
Thanks coach
Another masterclass, again! Thanks!
Wow. I love this video. I saw Andre Ward parry the jab and shoot the right hand.
Thank you.
I save all your videos in a special TY Boxing folder. You are the best coach I have ever seen
Perfect. in previous videos you told us that your head goes lower in couple of inches; trajectory shift.!
The best boxing couch
😂I’m high but this comment funny cuase im not sure if My brain is thinking of the right word
Its all in the details! Thanks im a life long grappler ever since I've found you I've learned to apply real boxing skill to my game. This video is great!
As always amazing content
I literally just requested more parrying videos in your most recent one! 10 minutes later, you dropped this! Your videos on how to close distance while shutting down the opponent's offense AT THE SAME TIME have been GAME CHANGERS for me! Thanks!
PLEASE consider doing some STYLE BREAKDOWN videos on MARVIN HAGLER! Your Tyson videos are impeccable.
You see all of this drill in Floyd, Toney and Hopkins.
I saw an old video on Floyd Mayweather before he became Money and he demonstrated exactly what you have shown today, basically how he can block, parry the jab and left hook and when the same when used in combination just off of his back hand and then come back with the back hand as a counter.
This is fundamental boxing at its very best.
I can't wait to watch the rest of this series. #golddust
Toney did the counter after the jab, using the rear uppercut... difficult technique but he mastered it.
Great tutorial video again and this time with such nice background scenery - what's the place call ? Wish i could be could chill at the bench and watch your mastery at work
Thank you. Place is called Emerald Fields
World class coach 👍👍👍👏👏👏
Couch can’t stop won’t stop. Thank you for being true to your art.
Very interesting and effective the instructions in the end of the video worth to gold while you explain how to defend the jab and left hook I was wondering what about the right hand and in the end of the video you give me the key it's "shoulder roll" very thankful coach Tom
My first coach used to call this simultaneous parry and jab "lewy spotkaniowy" - in lose translation it is sth like a "meeting jab" - I suppose that's a good descriptive name for it. As usually sir, you are publishing gems of knowledge. Many thanks. I wish there was internet and your films when I started boxing :D
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Great video Tom!! I’m learning soo much You break it down so well!!! Learning Awesome material!!! Looking forward to next video👍👍
These are quality instructions. The only instructional channel I watch.
World class vid!
Yeah!!!
Coach. Your channel is probably the only channel you know when you get the notification that your vid is going to be fire!
No frills. No spills. Just straight to the point. (That is a good thing).
Exactly, how they tell us script writers. You come in and show what you want us to see...
No need to set the scene with blah, blah blah for days.
Just, straight to the action.
Btw. Loving the backdrop and great to have your student demonstrate as this is one of my favorite topics and drills.
Great stuff.
Yaaas thank u👍🏼✌🏻🥊
Please keep this up! From Costa Rica i really apreciate youre videos! Much love coach
Thank you for sharing your knowledge, Coach Tom.
Thank you so much for this video and new series! Awesome work and great insight! This is the first time in all of my years that I've had someone verbalize the importance of not just having your hand in a catch position but to also deflect it to avoid the likes of a 1-3.
George Benton was said to have 48 ways to defend and counter the jab. I think this is one of the most crucial things you can do in a bout as the jab is the most important punch in boxing. Having multiple ways to defend and counter it will usually destroy an opponent's timing and rhythm as well as frustrate them and cause them to make mistakes.
Legend
Qwai vs Holyfield you see this technique used. Classic fight! Unbelievable action from bell to bell.
U the best sir
Yes
Thanks coach, your wisdom and generosity make us live and love boxing with each new video! Long live the undisputed champion of coaching!
Another great video and boxing lesson. Thank you.
Thank you for the support! Please consider sharing the video.
Great breakdown coach!
Thank you for this video sir:).
Dear Sir, you’re not only a trainer/coach but also a big fan of the sport ;) Your trainingvideos are not only professional but also full of enthousiasm! Thanks for showing us. Greets from the Netherlands
Thanks for all the support!👊🏼 I really appreciate it. Please consider sharing the videos. Also for other boxing tips follow me on Instagram @tomyankelloboxing
Hey coach as a southpaw could I roll the left hook of an orthodox opponent ? Thanks and great video as always
Like your channel name, each and every content coming from you is world class. Thank you for such quality material sir, much appreciated.
Amazing!!!!!!!! you are so good coach !!!thanks for sharing your knowledge .
I really appreciate your videos. Keeping social distancing too!
very good as always, tom where are you, that place looks so nice, nice buildings nice background, I love that !
Park by my house. Called Emerald Fields
Thanks a lot coach from Algeria
0:15 hip twist when roll hook
I can throw own hook
1:05 parry jab/ counter throw own cross /or jab /defend snd counter
1:25 basic parry/not catch
No just parry /time it
1:55 I just turn wrist
2:30 catch worng /not square shoulder/he turn it to hook
2:40 incoprate /add head movement
Why I move head then ?
I Parry becz it gonna make him take longer time to throw another shot
(parry better than slip sometimes )
3:10 I have more time to throw rt hand over top too
3:20 I don't slap it /he can counter with hook.
3:45 this is why I move head
3:50 just turn wrist /and turn hips this set my hips up too
to throw strong rt hand
4:30 I never move elbow away from body
4:38 so if he come with hook I still can block it/becz I move my head with it /head further distance
Or I can even get under it
5:20 Iam in position to throw strong rt hand
5:25 now parry jab throw own jab
5:44 slip jab /for shorter guy
6:15 step more at inside /bring front and back foot
6:35 jab against shorter opponent
7:10 thats one way of many on how to parry and counter jab
7:20 again :parry counter jab /roll hook keep lft shoulder higher so I can roll rt hand too (so roll hook is more down )to turn to front and square
Then I can throw different shots/ rt hand left hook /rt uppercut left hook to body
Also important to note, when you incorporate the catch parry with your head movement defending against the jab; you're introducing another variable into your defense. As a result, you will be much more difficult to time and you will have a variety of different counters open for you to score with.
Coach can you explain how to use the right hand Perry against a right cross the same way u Perry the Jab I've seen video's of Joe Louis and a lot of throwback Fighters using that technique
2:50 yeah u didnot forget that point thank u 😂😂❤
U said u gonna break dis in another video and u did tom and u did ❤
Could even do a front flip over the left hook too 😂 thanks for the great video coach 🤛🏽💯 hope you and your family is all doing well 🙏🏽
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The turning of the wrist & hip turn ⏰ wise detail with the parry of the L jab to counter. 👍👍👍--->>FH
Thanks for all the support!👊🏼
Am I the only one wondering why its a parry when you turn your palm towards the jab? It looks like a catch. Do you catch it and then move your right hand left the instant his jab sticks to your palm? Thanks for the videos. This is the best boxing channel on youtube and I'm surprised the videos are free.
Love it
When you learned to box , was your trainer from Philly or Detroit ? You share a lot of the principles as those guys from that area.
Please coach, do a southpaw special.
They are coming! Lots of them! I’ve got my former world champion boxer, one of the greatest southpaws ever, Paul Spadafora, in those videos to help demonstrate. Currently editing now. Stay tuned!
@@WorldClassBoxingChannel Thanks you so much coach. Looking forward for it.
Howbout if on street fight without gloves.can we still defends using that techniques. Maybe it will still hurts us if we dont gave gloves. It only can be use inside a ring and not for a street fighting.
Make more video for southpaw
I just filmed a bunch. I think you’ll enjoy them. I got my former world champion southpaw boxer, Paul Spadafora, in the videos performing the drills. Stay tuned!
When you’re deflecting that jab 🥊 it looks like you are over your right leg. Is that 60% weight on your back leg to 40% on the front leg? Seems as if you have more weight on the back leg than the weight being evenly distributed. Thanks! I’ll have to try this.
It depends on the style of your stance and your abilities (both natural and trained to be something you do by instinct). I have about 60-70% of my weight on my back foot... sometimes more. I have very good balance and my weight distribution changes almost constantly depending on what I'm doing.
In this video, when I block hooks like this, a slight majority of my weight is on my rear foot and brought forward and back during the process of throwing the lead hook.
If someone one come to for training how much total cost for 3 months
🔥😃
Awesome drills but I think he needs to bend his knees just a little bit more
How should i parry the jab , I am a south paw.
Please make some videos for southpaws.
Great !but tell youre boxer to take the mask off because more die from the flu last year.
Excellent technique but it sounded like you was talking to a dog🤣.anyway love the move.
Take the mask off the kid please, for crying out loud let him get some oxygen, it’s not healthy to breathe in your own CO2 when you’re exercising, my wife is a nurse ,25 Years. I’ll leave it at that
It is not possible to breathe C02
I’m sure it was his choice. Even if it wasn’t I doubt it’s doing very much harm in the first place.
That looks like one of those high elevation training masks. People use those in training all the time. Not harmful
At the beginning of the video, your student cannot maintain equilibrium with such protection. Are you sure that this is the right defense in its execution?
It is right. The student is just learning the technique. Tom was good enough to show us through that learning process. If you rewatch, you will see that coach Yankello is walking Danny through this technique and continuously providing pointers and corrections.