What Combination Do You Throw When Moving to Your Right?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 พ.ย. 2022
- In this video we will be discussing what combination do you throw when moving to your right as a orthodox or in a more general sense, moving to your power side.
You will hear strategies from of the OG of boxing content, TH-camr/coach Shane Fazen from@fighttips , 6x world champion @GabrielVargaOfficial , my favorite youtuber Icey Mike from@hard2hurt , coach @majined from @metrolinamartialarts , @KevinLeeVlog from the Francis Fong Martial Arts Academy, TH-camr/Coach@SenseiSeth , and Coach JD from @keishidojo64 @martialartsunlimited01
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Such an important topic when it comes to fundamental fight theory… that we often overlook! Thank you for having me on, coach 🙏
Indeed bro, Thanks for blessing the channel! More collabs to come! 🙏🏾
Shane, I definitely enjoy your instruction. I'm glad you're being more involved in the "youtube martial arts community" the collaboration is great and has helped me with people I've trained and coached.
I'm not a seasoned fighter but I trained under James Cofer and he has a daughter named Kelli Cofer that went international for boxing in women's league and one of his sons taught fighting and training in green berets. I'd like to learn further
Two greats
Shane is such a good and natural instructor.
Definitely, I learned a lot from just watching him work!
Varga just standing there like a fuckin assassin lol
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Jared came with a real topic! Well done!
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I learned a ton from this! Especially because I'm so new to just boxing.
🔥🔥 more to come!
Good times, good people and lots of good information!
Great weekend, looking to connect again soon!
0:20 yeaaah the boyyyss
I would love to see you start uploading consistently. You have such a great mentality and vibe, I love your laid back approach, open mindedness and wisdom. I’ve been a huge fan of the icy mike, shane, seth and the others for a couple years, and i always enjoy the collabs you’ve done with icy mike in the past. It’s super fascinating watching an experienced boxer trade ideas with kickboxing/mma guys and watching you teach and learn at the same time is a really awesome perspective! I will definitely be subscribing and I hope to see you in my notification box soon, thanks coach.
Thanks for the sentiments bro🙏🏾 TH-cam is feeling good the more I think about all these platforms. I am strategizing as we speak so I’ll be def posting more often!
Dude! This is SO simple but SOOOO Powerful! Shane's were the best options. Being a southpaw, not an issue for me! LOL
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@@donchris5712 Yup! so I took this info except the opposite! lol
so cool to see this friendly collaboration and all the feedback from folks with different fighting backgrounds!
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I'm a fan of using a false lead and occupying them with "jabs" to bait them to the left and then I will throw "lead cross" while stepping to the right before throwing a right cross from the open angle
Dope 🔥
Seth broke my mind with that technique
😂😂🔥🔥 that was creative!
@@sacredboxing sometimes when you know too much you overlook the simple solutions
@@dvldgz6306 to be fair it requires that you be able to switch stances relatively well
That’s Willie pep sneaky switches 😏😏
@@KingJinzo2125 I wasn't roasting him. I genuinely would have never thought of it
I’m so happy Shane is part of the Squad!!!!
"BOXING! PFF" that right there is why i love icy Mike
You can really see that Icy Mike is having the time of his life
These collabs are great. Except for Kevin Lee’s and Mike’s hooking of the hands, I’ve done all of these. Moving to the opponents lead side is something I focus on a lot. Thanks for the great content.
Thanks for the comment!
@@kevinsan7452 he absolutely did! I’m a fan of Kevin Lee. I’m just saying I’ve never tried that or even thought of it haha
This collaboration of trainers is such a good idea.
Icy Mike’s genius!
Sensei Seth is filming 😂😂, it makes everything more fun.
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This collab is absolute fire, watching it on every channel
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From a self-defense perspective: practicing a movement like this in a corner we're the only space to move is to the right teachers a really good way to figure out how to move out of a bad situation. You have no way to go back to safety you must move to a place you're not comfortable.
We did a movement like this a couple of years ago and there was a guy who was an ex Golden gloves boxer. He utterly hated being in that bad position. And it was less what you did with your hands and more of how you set up the stepping. Love the channel love this collaboration
Leave it to the karate guy to state the obvious about switching the feet. I can't tell you how many boxers and kickboxers brains I break because I switch so much without thinking about it because karate drills heavily about fighting from both sides
Ik. Boxing is the only style I've done where they emphasize staying in 1 stance. All other styles, grappling, capoeira, taekwondo, kickboxing, wingchun, etc we practiced everything on both sides. But because I've had some good boxing training, I've grown less comfortable with southpaw...sadly. lol.
Props to Mike for mentioning to cover the feet. Very important
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Overhand left, straight right, left hook/uppercut to body, straight right.
Everyone was overthinking it. You should be comfortable throwing all of your punches while circling to your right and be able to defend punches (straights,hooks, high or low) while also circling to the right.
6:10 This moment to me, reminds me so much during class.. xD
One advantage to Karate based guys (and girls, come down!) we are used to train both sides as equal as possible. Nice going Seth.
Love it ! Thank you so much . This is literally an all star team of instructors
Great vid love this kind of tips.
It’s cool that all u guys work together
This meeting was historic! The differing perspectives and preferences was refreshing
such a great Brainstorm, I love it !
Loved the stance switch idea
This is a beautiful thing! What great learning. I wish I could just be a body there learning from you guys. So many great minds in one spot, holy hell! Thank you!
Love these vids
Awesome!!! Great ideas, I bet they're all effective. I'll be trying them out at next Monday's practice... Thanks!!!
Liked and subbed, gotta love another quality matial arts creator on this platform. Plus, hanging out with guys like Icy Mike, Sensei Seth, Shane Fazen, and Gabriel Varga means everyone is gonna learn some cool stuff. Keep it up, man, I look forward to exploring your video library!
Yooo didn’t realize you had your own channel man that’s dope! I’ve always enjoyed your collabs with icy mike. You’re a great coach and seem like a chill, laid back dude. Immediately subscribed. Looking forward to seeing more content from you in the future 🥊
I been training to pan out with the jab to the right from orthodox stance ...for the exact reason 'fight tips' said . to go away from power hand .. & get outside
Kevin lands that on everyone he got Wonderboy with that in live sparring it was so surreal lmao
That's insane
Great stuff! 👍 very educational
Surprised it was only Shane who knew what to do there. But giving the benefit of the doubt it was an awkward question, due to the fact he asked for a side entry on a laxed opponent, Shane took the initiative to set up the situation properly.
And well done Seth for the kickboxing shift shuffle
Beautiful vid, this is the perfect material to open up your toolbox
Right on, perfect analogy too! That’s exactly what my intention is to increase a fighter tool box.
Great topic, thank you , im definitly going to try these.
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great one. subscribed.
These collabs are the best
🙏🏾 thanks!
Just discovered your channel through this month's Collab with Gabriel Varga and friends. Please upload more frequently because for a combat sports enthusiast like myself, your available knowledge is *Sacred*
I am on it ‼️
When I’m doubt… Switch the feet!
Nobody mentioned Marvin Hagler or Tyson, they both used the step similar to Shane or Seth, except they would stay inside and switch stances on the pivot and throw crushing lead hooks.
Thanks for sharing that observation! Appreciate it
im pretty sure as long as one makes contact with the knuckles and within legal hit areas any punch is legal. but thats my understanding
Right, I would like think so too. I intend to get this answered with a boxing/mma ref soon!
Subscribed, would really like more content and to see this channel grow. It was already said too, but the boxing perspective with all these kicking guys is great
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This collection of talent is absolutely invaluable.
How was I not subscribed?? fantastic video.
Good video. Things to think about.
For sure, Thanks for the comment!
Really enjoyed the stuff you taught at hard ready man. Until next time 🤙🏻
Brilliant video mate respect YNWA brother
I like the different methods.
6:11 beautifully in sync like a 90s boy band x)
Great content. I enjoy your appearances on IcyMike's channel too.
Because my background is JKD/Wing Chun, I train to lead with either hand. So if I'm right hand lead going right, I'll usually try to trap the opponent's left arm -- slap the guard (right hand), pin the elbow (left hand), and then strike with the right hand. If I'm left hand lead going right, its usually a Tyson hop after a combo that switches to a right hand lead.
I like the bump to change the angle🔥
@@sacredboxing The bump is money.
The kung fu style of bajiquan has a great bump technique called "Iron Shoulder." That I like alot to make space or put a guy on his heels followed up with a kick or cross.
I tend to do what Shane does, with the added tendency to keep a hand or forearm on their lead elbow so I have the option to pull that elbow away for a shot to the ribs, or just to gather information and stifle that lead hand. If anything, I think I move off to the right better than I do off the left. Bit of a hangover from my Wing Chun days, but it works for me, usually being the shorter fighter most of the time. Just makes sense, dealing with one of their hands as opposed to two of them. Seems particularly effective against people who like the philly shell, because their lead hand is usually more passive, making it easier to jam, and spinning off to their blind side makes it harder for them to throw that cross effectively.
What a great video I really enjoyed this you guys really know what you're talking about I wish I can go to your class
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I do teach online 1 on 1s
@@sacredboxing thank you bro appreciate it have a nice day man
It's pretty nifty how this crew of Hooligans just compliment eachother so well. So many juicy details drawn out. Tons of Gravy! I brought plenty o biscuits, poor it on. But keep it Kosher.
😆 will do!
That was a good one from seth.
This is the crossover event of the year 🤣
I haven't boxed in years, but when I was boxing my hardest hits were actually when I was moving to the right. In my experience, going to the right is a gamble for who has the better rear hand (unless you're Orthodox fighting a southpaw, and everything is a gamble on who has the better rear hand).
So for me, and I'm a taller guy who was comfortable with his cross, it depends on range.
1. If I'm in the center of the ring or a step away, I'm looking to manipulate that front hand and set up a cross. That is objectively one of the best attacks, even though it's harder to land than people think. If you're firing it off, chances are you're not having to defend one coming at you.
2. If they're a little closer or backwards movement isn't an option, I'm looking to roll under and land a right hook. The timing is weird on this one, because they're basically all done at the same time. You think it would be "squat down, roll under, stand up, hook" but that's too slow. For me if I thought "squat-stand, rotate the hook" I ended up with a very tight hook that lands with devastating power (I was trying to emulate Tyson when he fought Peter McNeely if you want a visual reference. Watch the right hook he drops him with).
I can't say it worked everytime, but when that lands it lands like a Mac truck. Like you seriously need to watch those in sparring because you'll think you missed and unintentionally drop a guy.
Good Stuff!
Thanks bro!
Gabriel is a legend
Keep uploading
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All input was great, but I did like Seth's cuz it's closer to what I've practiced and done in sparring. But I use the kali/wingchun trap entry from orthodox and just step into southpaw. I mostly use it on a southpaw stander, and had to adjust it for someone in orthodox.
Glad you collabed love your insta
Thanks bro 🙏🏾🙏🏾
I like to switch stance jab like Gabriel , followed by lead hook.
I normally pivot to the right and twist my hips as my right foot hits the ground into an uppercut, sometimes a cross. It's second nature to me because I've drilled it hundreds of times over the years. From the hook they were showing, I throw a second or third hook before doing something else, because I've seen George Foreman do it.
I would do the same thing as I do going to the left. Footwork baby!
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I really like jamming up their lead hand with my lead hand when I circle to the right….with a sort of long guard…but I guess I use it more defensively.
Nice one from Gabriel. I just paused the video comment about the camera man not recording the whole body when it’s super necessary to do.
Huh, I just realized I move off to the right more than I do to the left as an orthodox dutch style MT fighter. I've been switching into southpaw a lot, too, to continue advancing or to pull from low kicks a lot, too, which seems to really throw someone's rhythm off if they aren't expecting it
Would've loved to hear what your go to is too.
For me, in the little sparring I've done, I've found success something similar to what Shane was doing, but after the 1 or 1, 2. Drop stepping toward's the guy's armpit. Sometimes I'll throw in a weak left hook. Makes it real awkward to throw that hand. Then setting up or getting out with a jab or two.
As a boxer i like to. Jab. Slip to the left. Weave to the right with a forward out step and throw a heavy lead hook to the body. Cross jab jab. And sometimes i like to reverse it after.
I like double-jabbing to step into range and blind, then I do a pivot step to the right side, while simultaneously throwing the short lead hook to the temple. It's not the most powerful, but it's a great way to get a sneaky hit in while resetting your footing on an angle.
6:10 POV: your Favorite Martial arts TH-camrs are all making a boy band
3:49 I thought I threw a 1-3 in my amateur fight but this explanation feels a bit more accurate if you look at my feet as I throw it. Interesting. I didn't turn my hand completely over into an overhand but I definitely reached big as I threw. it's the fight ending blow if you're looking for a reference
Gabes face watching is priceless
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Cameraman wyd?
Show the whole body
Punches and footwork in conjunction
😂 Got to use your imagination a little bit
Seth went for the same answer I was thinking about XD
🔥🔥 loved his ‘moment in time’ switch hitting
Marvelous! A couple of ways to skin the cat.
When you are moving around, fill the air with punches
I'd love to see Jared and Gabriel have a few rounds in boxing rules. Would be fun to watch
This has got to be the most useful fighting tips video idea yet. Combine everything up and what would we get? JKD pretty much would be my guess.
The avengers just linked up fr😤
I always do what Sensei Seth did 😁
Icey Mike is like that guy that takes one karate class and then starts trying to correct everybody's technique 😂
Never really considered that moving to right is not typical. Turning the inside corner just seems a natural exit vs outside corner any dealing with the cross. I think I saw most of common options displayed.
Okay. I was struggling with this. I couldn't figure out exactly what they meant. Then Shane said it. My MMA coach teaches us to move away from the power side. Always. So, I guess that is s weakness for me. If I had to move into the powerside (maybe outta desperation or whatever) I don't have an answer. But I will now
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@@sacredboxing Thank you! Me too.
Peace
Would you please do a video explaining how to aim your punches for accuracy and power.
This would be a good one!
As an unorthodox fighter I set up my lead hook.
Right on!
Scorpion punch is a great name!
Mike really cracked me up at the end! 😂😂
I immediately thought of a leg kick when I read the title. I mean, that would be a perfect angle
ngl this is the union the internet didn't know it needed
one i like doing, but... idk if its within boxing rules( since iam not a boxer) is how you would you and outside block our an outside parry, you flick your left wrist against your oponents left guard, while you step out, and then twist your hips for the cross or straight right.
Almost like a subtle frame ? Then Throw
The first two things sensai Seth said are how I've always did it
Love the content. Camera man needs to get a wider wide angle lens, and film with a wider shot for stability. This will help you a lot. It gives the viewer more focus on the content instead of getting distracted because of the instability of the camera.