Good to hear bro! However you can perform this move in either stance so I don’t necessarily agree you need to switch stances unless there are other factors you’re considering
When you throw the leaping left hook are you shuffling your feet - or bringing the back foot to the front foot? Btw, I wish I knew you existed when I was living in NY.
Thank you for the comment/ question brother 🙏. To answer your question…You do not need to shuffle your feet as that would put you in southpaw position which means you basically would need to do everything in the opposite direction. Simply shifting the weight to your lead leg(regardless of orthodox or southpaw stance) as it loads the power and gives you the momentum and stability to perform the movement! Hope this answers your question! 🥊
i fear a spearing jab to stop me in mid air, what's your experience with this leaping hook coach? Did you feel being stopped in some way when throwing this punch? That's why i prefer marvin haglers leaping gazelle jab because i can make sure I make contact first with his head in case he jabs me in midair.
Thanks for the comment! While their many variations to this punch you also have to factor in your fight style. Personally the way I've done it fits my fighting style and I've done it enough times to successfully land it without rarely being countered while doing so(usually hiding it within movement and/or feints) . But honestly it's not really the jab you should fear but the cross being that in most cases you'll be fighting an orthodox fighter and the movement puts you more at risk for a right cross then a jab. Either way you decide to try it though it should be done with movement or some form of set up to avoid being caught by the counter as you described. Hope this helps!
Appreciate the comment! Yep NY! Well a lot of gyms are closed down now so wouldn't want to recommend one of those that are but it mostly depends on what you are looking for. It would probably help to mention that I'm a boxing coach hence the video lol. I currently have a private studio in Manhattan and will be moving to a bigger location by next month. If you're interested let me know and I'll send you the details.
@@trueflowboxing2770 definitely brother! I'm not going to be in NYC until the summer. but please send them and we'll connect when I'm there. Heres my email: mylesjpb@gmail.com
@@mylesbrewer6045 sounds good!! By that time we should have the new bigger spot up and running for sure! I'll def hit you up. Until stay safe! Will be in touch!
I think the punch itself is so risky that you cant defend yourself that well against counters while doing it. It's about the setup of the punch, dont let your opponent know whats coming or overwhelm him once he is tired. You might be able set the punch up by simply slipping a jab and using that position to load your punch and then going for it, as an example. Gotta get creative there I guess
That looks way more effective on getting inside that my “walk forward and eat punches until I’m in the pocket.”
haha go for it dude. Just be aware of it's energy consumption. Hope it helps. Let me know how it goes!!
That is a classic Tyson move u explained it very well
Much appreciated!
Tyson? Try Joe Frazier. Mike Tyson would slap you for that disrespect.
@@paullebon323 check your facts mate no disrespect they both do it
Also Tyson switched southpaw during the hook Fraser came out of his head movement dip and did it in orthodox
awesome，thank you ❤
Great video explaining it. I searched around and this was the best one demonstrating the leaping hook
Thank you brother! You're the second person to say that. Hopefully you found it helpful as well.
Best explanation of leaping hook on YT !
Appreciate you saying that brother!!
Thanks very much for the video! Very good! New theory move learnt, gotta put it in practice 💪👊
I seen ur sparring vids man ....your nice with it!
That's really cool 🤙
love using this for the liver shot
I’m left handed but I want to switch to orthodox for this reason. Just started last week
Good to hear bro! However you can perform this move in either stance so I don’t necessarily agree you need to switch stances unless there are other factors you’re considering
You didn't hide that, nice work
Good stuff!
Woo you good man!
Awesome stuff
Nice video 👍🏼
Watching Hajime no Ippo and looked this up. Great explanation!
So many different variations of this punch
Absolutely!
Good video!
Nice bro
cool
I like to mix it in with my cross, or even fake the cross and continue with this move
Absolutely. Greatly more effective if there is a set up involved!
do you have any advices to stop being affraid of punches , like when i'm sparring i'm always moving backward and constantly getting punched. thanks
Good video but audio is terrible
turn of the hoover pls my ears :(
Great video
I can't believe that this munchkin didn't mention Joe Frazier once.
Hope to see more vids.
Appreciate the comment and of course!
When you throw the leaping left hook are you shuffling your feet - or bringing the back foot to the front foot? Btw, I wish I knew you existed when I was living in NY.
Thank you for the comment/ question brother 🙏. To answer your question…You do not need to shuffle your feet as that would put you in southpaw position which means you basically would need to do everything in the opposite direction. Simply shifting the weight to your lead leg(regardless of orthodox or southpaw stance) as it loads the power and gives you the momentum and stability to perform the movement! Hope this answers your question! 🥊
@@trueflowboxing2770 - that's very helpful. Many thanks for your response!
why u get off the ground tho u can get caught off balance jumping
That ain't how Tua does it 😤
i fear a spearing jab to stop me in mid air, what's your experience with this leaping hook coach? Did you feel being stopped in some way when throwing this punch? That's why i prefer marvin haglers leaping gazelle jab because i can make sure I make contact first with his head in case he jabs me in midair.
Thanks for the comment! While their many variations to this punch you also have to factor in your fight style. Personally the way I've done it fits my fighting style and I've done it enough times to successfully land it without rarely being countered while doing so(usually hiding it within movement and/or feints) . But honestly it's not really the jab you should fear but the cross being that in most cases you'll be fighting an orthodox fighter and the movement puts you more at risk for a right cross then a jab. Either way you decide to try it though it should be done with movement or some form of set up to avoid being caught by the counter as you described. Hope this helps!
@@trueflowboxing2770 yes it helped me
I thought a punch has way less power if your back foot isn't planted.
Generally that is true. However you aren’t using the back leg to perform this particular punch. You’re using your lead leg as a load and bungee 👍
where do ou train at in NY? Bout to move to the city and want some recs. Great video, you a killer
Appreciate the comment! Yep NY! Well a lot of gyms are closed down now so wouldn't want to recommend one of those that are but it mostly depends on what you are looking for. It would probably help to mention that I'm a boxing coach hence the video lol. I currently have a private studio in Manhattan and will be moving to a bigger location by next month. If you're interested let me know and I'll send you the details.
@@trueflowboxing2770 definitely brother! I'm not going to be in NYC until the summer. but please send them and we'll connect when I'm there. Heres my email: mylesjpb@gmail.com
@@mylesbrewer6045 sounds good!! By that time we should have the new bigger spot up and running for sure! I'll def hit you up. Until stay safe! Will be in touch!
how to get away with without getting counterd by cross
I think the punch itself is so risky that you cant defend yourself that well against counters while doing it. It's about the setup of the punch, dont let your opponent know whats coming or overwhelm him once he is tired.
You might be able set the punch up by simply slipping a jab and using that position to load your punch and then going for it, as an example. Gotta get creative there I guess