I watched this video on Monday. Practiced all week and used it in sparring on Friday. Was nailing people with left hook body, left hook head, then low kick to the back of lead leg. My instructor who is a Pro mma fighter was so impressed. Felt really good!!
i came into a kickboxing gym from a boxing and taekwondo background and i was nailing the hell out of people using jabs , teeps and slips/angles into body shots, everyone was like oh you have a talent and shit while in reality i just used some concepts from boxing and taekwondo that these guys seem to ignore like angles and distance management.. these guys train 24h a day to hold a high guard with a tough body and throw mean shots at each others guards until someone breaks first, i love how every martial art is different yet it has some concept that is universal through all others
It's true what Joe says: this kind of footwork is not always immediate and intuitive and needs to be practiced on a regular basis. If you do so, though, it's certainly gonna pay off and you will find out in your next sparring. Great coordination plus timing is often the key to a successful fight. Even more than that! Once you develop good footwork, you'll see that your whole attitude towards fighting changes dramatically, making you more confident and opening the door on new possibilities. Thanks, Joe, keep up the good work!
Hey joe I just noticed you asked for comments on this video. I’ve been drilling the heck out of this and I really feel like this has added some real depth to my game. No one has ever taught me this stuff. I already had jab-stance switch down from throwing jab to left high kick so this fit right in with my style. Any more videos like this would be great. Deeper level technique for people who are addicted to kickboxing but might not have the greatest coaches.
One of the great and legitimate youtube channels on kicknoxing...... Thanks Joe for some of these boxing based videos...Although Kickboxing is our main goal we love incorporating boxing more and more in our kickboxing...We love to use hands more👌👌...
Hi joe, thank you so much for sharing your insights. As always your videos are gold. I would like to see a more detailed video on the diamond and v steps
Joe do you have a video which shows the opposite side? Angling to the left? This video perfectly explained what ive naturally learnt through watching boxing and mixing in my basketball pivot knowledge from when i was a kid. All of these movements just came.naturally to me but it was very useful seeing you break it down step by step tecbnically man thank you... Tho I have no idea how to angle the other direction?
Thank you for the video, now I got something to practice on the bag tonight. I would like to see a video on changing tempo if you haven't done it already.
Great vids! Very beneficial! Learning all The time from you! but one ☝🏾 thing that would make your videos better would be for you to talk once you have caught your breath. So cut the camera and re-film once you have caught your breath. This would undoubtedly make your vids even better!
I still don't understand why orthodox & southpaw stances are a things. For me, when I need my right leg in the front, I place it in the front, same as when I need my left leg. This changes happen only when pivoting left or right angle to enter. I usually pivot using front leg as center then don't change it until I need to pivot again in opposite direction.
Just a thought, but maybe add the audio from your 'flowing' from the camera. It is kinda weird to listen to ur breathing. But the camera would still give the hitting sounds etc., but it would cancel out the breathing a bit. The background jamming should even out the switch.
Ever been to a kickboxing gym? Once drills start all you can hear is some bags or pads and a whole lot of people breathing, lol we almost sound like a flock of seagulls piping off
I’m a young kickboxer and I was wondering what’s the best technique to be more aggressive and keep my head further forward as I tend to stay on my back foot to avoid punches
For sparring the bigger the better cuz they are meant to protect your partner and your hands and like said in the previous comment littlebit smaller gloves are good for bags
I watched this video on Monday. Practiced all week and used it in sparring on Friday. Was nailing people with left hook body, left hook head, then low kick to the back of lead leg. My instructor who is a Pro mma fighter was so impressed. Felt really good!!
i came into a kickboxing gym from a boxing and taekwondo background and i was nailing the hell out of people using jabs , teeps and slips/angles into body shots, everyone was like oh you have a talent and shit while in reality i just used some concepts from boxing and taekwondo that these guys seem to ignore like angles and distance management.. these guys train 24h a day to hold a high guard with a tough body and throw mean shots at each others guards until someone breaks first, i love how every martial art is different yet it has some concept that is universal through all others
I really don‘t get why he hasn‘t more subs
Legitest Dude on TH-cam that makes tutorials
I mean he is the moffoggin glory Welterweight Champ 💪🏻
Sempre il migliore. Costante, preparato, serio, atletico al massimo e generoso a trasmettere le sue conoscenze gratuitamente. Grazie.
It's true what Joe says: this kind of footwork is not always immediate and intuitive and needs to be practiced on a regular basis. If you do so, though, it's certainly gonna pay off and you will find out in your next sparring. Great coordination plus timing is often the key to a successful fight. Even more than that! Once you develop good footwork, you'll see that your whole attitude towards fighting changes dramatically, making you more confident and opening the door on new possibilities. Thanks, Joe, keep up the good work!
Miss your fights bro!!
Literally was trying to work on this yesterday.. Right on time. Thanks Joe!!!!
Hey joe I just noticed you asked for comments on this video. I’ve been drilling the heck out of this and I really feel like this has added some real depth to my game. No one has ever taught me this stuff. I already had jab-stance switch down from throwing jab to left high kick so this fit right in with my style.
Any more videos like this would be great. Deeper level technique for people who are addicted to kickboxing but might not have the greatest coaches.
this video is a gift! thanks coach!
Thank you, Joseph. You continue to be one of the top producers of kickboxing tutorials on TH-cam. Greatly appreciated. Keep it coming!
thing of beauty right there!
Had this in my watch later for a while. Will practice this in the gym later.
One of the great and legitimate youtube channels on kicknoxing...... Thanks Joe for some of these boxing based videos...Although Kickboxing is our main goal we love incorporating boxing more and more in our kickboxing...We love to use hands more👌👌...
Whoa, I always diamond step but for some reason never thought to shuffle and angle off to the right. Thanks for the tech coach!
Hi joe, thank you so much for sharing your insights. As always your videos are gold. I would like to see a more detailed video on the diamond and v steps
If you want that real crisp kickboxing style, there is no better than Bazooka Joe.
thank you man,really helped me.
Pure gold. Thanks Joe!
A new thing to practice! Thank you, Joseph.
please see my shadow boing videos
I really appreciate these... Always been a grappler and have been aware of how weak my technical striking is.
I want to show you some love, one of the premier martial art youtubers.
Just commenting to say thank you for all your amazing videos!
Awesome video
I like to watch Bazooka Joe's videos before I go to the gym I usually alternate between his videos and Bang Ludwig videos
That new camera though!
Love this footwork vid!
What I was precisely looking for...thanks so much!!!
Joe do you have a video which shows the opposite side? Angling to the left? This video perfectly explained what ive naturally learnt through watching boxing and mixing in my basketball pivot knowledge from when i was a kid. All of these movements just came.naturally to me but it was very useful seeing you break it down step by step tecbnically man thank you...
Tho I have no idea how to angle the other direction?
Joe's the man
Thank you for the video, now I got something to practice on the bag tonight. I would like to see a video on changing tempo if you haven't done it already.
Gonna practice this later this afternoon. Thanks brotha! Spider says What’s up lol.
Thank you Joe! Great knowledge
Best striking videos. Would love more for MMA striking
Excellent tutorial!
A great lesson as always
Great stuff as always. Thanks!
Awesome stuff!!
Notification, Like before i watch- knowing full well quality content up ahead
Good instruction and clarification, thanks! From Las Vegas!👍🏼✊🏼
So Nice! 👏👏
Very helpful, thx!
This is awesome. Joe, can you make videos on tips for countering and moment when sparring? 🙏🏼
Movement*
this intro is hot fire
Great vids! Very beneficial! Learning all
The time from you!
but one ☝🏾 thing that would make your videos better would be for you to talk once you have caught your breath. So cut the camera and re-film once you have caught your breath. This would undoubtedly make your vids even better!
Hey Joe kinda late but when do you use a v-step vs a diamond step? Pros and cons?
Video is dope thx
Depending on how they go, do u mind doing a fight analysis on both Robert Whittaker v Kelvin, and Adesanya v Silva?
I still don't understand why orthodox & southpaw stances are a things. For me, when I need my right leg in the front, I place it in the front, same as when I need my left leg. This changes happen only when pivoting left or right angle to enter. I usually pivot using front leg as center then don't change it until I need to pivot again in opposite direction.
Nice
Just a thought, but maybe add the audio from your 'flowing' from the camera. It is kinda weird to listen to ur breathing. But the camera would still give the hitting sounds etc., but it would cancel out the breathing a bit. The background jamming should even out the switch.
Ever been to a kickboxing gym? Once drills start all you can hear is some bags or pads and a whole lot of people breathing, lol we almost sound like a flock of seagulls piping off
I’m a young kickboxer and I was wondering what’s the best technique to be more aggressive and keep my head further forward as I tend to stay on my back foot to avoid punches
Wilhelm7 comes with time brother keep at at, once you stop fearing the punches so much it gets easier. Keep your hands up and your chin down.
Joseph Valtellini mahalo nui loa!
Is it possible to pivot during a fast clinch or not?
are you thinking about doing mma anytime?
The 2 dislikes are dudes who got caught with the angle off and left hook to the jaw. 😲
How to angle to left?
step back off your lead (right) foot
You step to the left with your left leg (if orthodox) and pivot with the right torwards your opponent
I weigh about 120-140 lbs what oz of gloves can i use cause 16 oz is way to big for me
16oz for sparring or bag work , 10 or 12 oz for mitt work
For sparring the bigger the better cuz they are meant to protect your partner and your hands and like said in the previous comment littlebit smaller gloves are good for bags