Building the stamina to do it for 12-15 rounds is honestly the hardest part but of you do that, it will become natural to. you just be dedicated to that goal you set for building your strategy on top of it
You might be setting yourself up for disappointment bud. There are professionals that are trying to master his jab. There are just as many trying to master his footwork. This applies to all pros since Ali beat Liston. Wanting both is admirable but it’s been 50+ years and nobody has come close! The GOAT can’t be learned or taught. He had god given ability that no one will ever possess. Hard work can pay off, but goals need to be realistic.
@@jrayner21679 after 8 months I have got it down once I get in the ring using the style. I will let you know just to prove you wrong Just like what ali said. "Imma going to show you how great I am"
Awesome! Amazing how such a subtle change can create a massive difference in reach Ali looks almost untouchable during his jogging circle! Coach is showing how narrow stance gains 5~ inches of reach, and the one-footed technique can reach another 5~. It's important to get back out of range (or otherwise stay evasive) quickly when throwing an extended strike like this, since the stretching jab is exposing your head. Ali's footwork and stamina played directly into this. Notice how Ali looks much more mortal when he's fatigued and can't keep up the jogging circle pattern. * Oh yeah, also remember Ali's "lean back" defense? Another game of inches, combined with this already powerful tactic. Without training, I can only lean back a few inches, but combined that means abusing these body mechanics creates an additional FOOT of space compared to a squared-up opponent. Ali's most dominating performances were against these slower methodical fighters
It's awkward to think about as a non-boxer. Technically this means you can reach further to your side than in front of you. Traps and naturally wide shoulders should enhance the effect.
Hey Gang More videos to come. I had severe arthirtis in both hips during the filming of all these videos. Had one replaced in Dec, next one scheduled in June. Looking forward to doing better demos.
i saw a video ali running backwards while punching..he makes opponent want to chase him and punish them. Same also on the rope. So hard to master hes style.
Counter Balance Checkout my seminar " Stick & Move", I think I show something called " Mobile Artillery" . If Its not there I will make a video for it.
@@coachburger9384 Ali threw super combinations going backwards. That can't be duplicated as he did it. I have never seen Heavyweights do this. I don't think his jab can be done like him either The man just had cat-like reflexes and could pick opponents apart. Nice dialog - I rate Ali Jab up there with Liston and Holmes. Ali jab was much quicker but didn't have the power.
That's a true student of fighting to be able to beak down how Ali made the jab much more than just a "Set Up" punch the average boxer and even trainer thinks it is.
Watching this video gives you the secret behind Ali's jab connection and movement during jab contact, extremely useful for mastering this style but lets be honest, are you really gonna master it?
i have been trying to master his jab and footwork to then make up my own strategy and footwork out of it
His footwork is so hard i always train for stamina
Building the stamina to do it for 12-15 rounds is honestly the hardest part but of you do that, it will become natural to. you just be dedicated to that goal you set for building your strategy on top of it
You might be setting yourself up for disappointment bud. There are professionals that are trying to master his jab. There are just as many trying to master his footwork. This applies to all pros since Ali beat Liston. Wanting both is admirable but it’s been 50+ years and nobody has come close! The GOAT can’t be learned or taught. He had god given ability that no one will ever possess. Hard work can pay off, but goals need to be realistic.
@@jrayner21679 after 8 months I have got it down once I get in the ring using the style. I will let you know just to prove you wrong
Just like what ali said. "Imma going to show you how great I am"
@@aydanthelegend5827 Please upload some footage, that would be awesome to witness and learn from. Thank you brother
Great stuff coach! Keeping things simple but clever.
Muhammad Ali was the greatest...
You mean is
Wow a four legged boxer that a geniuses way to describe it
Thank you. Check out my Stick and Move Seminar for more.
That's one of the better explanations I've seen of a slice of Ali's style!
Thank You
Awesome!
Amazing how such a subtle change can create a massive difference in reach
Ali looks almost untouchable during his jogging circle!
Coach is showing how narrow stance gains 5~ inches of reach, and the one-footed technique can reach another 5~.
It's important to get back out of range (or otherwise stay evasive) quickly when throwing an extended strike like this, since the stretching jab is exposing your head.
Ali's footwork and stamina played directly into this.
Notice how Ali looks much more mortal when he's fatigued and can't keep up the jogging circle pattern.
* Oh yeah, also remember Ali's "lean back" defense? Another game of inches, combined with this already powerful tactic. Without training, I can only lean back a few inches, but combined that means abusing these body mechanics creates an additional FOOT of space compared to a squared-up opponent.
Ali's most dominating performances were against these slower methodical fighters
It's awkward to think about as a non-boxer.
Technically this means you can reach further to your side than in front of you.
Traps and naturally wide shoulders should enhance the effect.
@@Halibut86
Yes, the thinner the profile thr longer the weapon.
I call it " Meat Geometry "
Hey Gang
More videos to come.
I had severe arthirtis in both hips during the filming of all these videos.
Had one replaced in Dec, next one scheduled in June.
Looking forward to doing better demos.
and still dancin"
So insightful and well explained love it thank you!! 🙏🏼
This was actually good training
Thank you (you learn something New every day)
Excellent job coach!
great lesson
super interesting thank you for sharing your knowledge
Wow, thanks coach!
Awesome! This is a show of the high fighting IA of Ali. Thanks for share his secret
this actually good ngl keep it up
Great lesson, thank you!
Amazing content!!
Awesome stuff man
amazing breakdown
Damn i needed that so hard
Great video sir
Thanks for the video
Awesome video! Thank you so much for sharing ;-)
Very impressive
i saw a video ali running backwards while punching..he makes opponent want to chase him and punish them. Same also on the rope. So hard to master hes style.
Nice techs
Could you explain ,even when moving backwards Ali was capable of throwing a heavy punch.
Cause his opponents are stepping into his punch.
Counter Balance
Checkout my seminar " Stick & Move", I think I show something called " Mobile Artillery" . If Its not there I will make a video for it.
@@coachburger9384 Ali threw super combinations going backwards.
That can't be duplicated as he did it.
I have never seen Heavyweights do this.
I don't think his jab can be done like him either
The man just had cat-like reflexes and could pick opponents apart.
Nice dialog -
I rate Ali Jab up there with Liston and Holmes.
Ali jab was much quicker but didn't have the power.
@@jeffriessman9693 larry holmes did it and his jab was better than alis
ur a genius.
Also add that Ali had long reach already compared to most other heavyweights.
Not against sonny Liston and he still out jabbed him
That's a true student of fighting to be able to beak down how Ali made the jab much more than just a "Set Up" punch the average boxer and even trainer thinks it is.
Watching this video gives you the secret behind Ali's jab connection and movement during jab contact, extremely useful for mastering this style but lets be honest, are you really gonna master it?
"He just kinda...🐙🦑...jogging backards"
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Which style do you guys prefer, Ali style or Mayweather style ?
I will never be Ali. I will never be Mayweather. But I can learn and take from each of them .
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what boxing!