I train my son almost every day and how to defend themselves and he is been in school for less than a year now and it's already been getting picked on because he is a polite kid and has manners. Long story short, The bully's pulled he spilled his milk on him today and my son told him he needs to grow up. So the bully got mad and hit my son in the stomach so my son had enough and gave him 2 left jabs and finished him with a right crossover straight to the teeth........my son is now eating an ice cream cone and hasn't been picked on ever since.
+Turgut Unal I wish I could man lol. If it wouldn't cause legal trouble for my family. He goes to school in a district full of "my daddy is a lawyer" kids
Nice tutorial. That long upper-cut is something I learned in Kyokushin back in the early 1990's. It also works great to reach the solar plexus by slipping underneath someone's guard.
hahahaahaha the other guy bends it self ( getting his head close the floor ) hahahahaah it looks amazing in the anime but try to do it like that and see how stupid you would look like:P xD xD xD
Francisco Tamashiro ? Watch a Floyd Patterson fight. He does the move repeatedly. He often ends it in a left hook instead of an uppercut though. Ippo was taught the body attack version to take advantage of his natural ability to get low because of his size.
After i heard someone mention in your live stream the gazelle punch yesterday i decided to start working on it. Out of all the youtube boxing trainers you are definitely in the top 5 on my list bro. Ive taken the switch hook, bolo punch, and the scotty punch to work on as well as the gazelle punch and the footwork videos you have put up have really helped as well. Shane dont let anybody bring you down you the man remember that
I'm learning a lot from your channel. I'm preparing to purchase my 16 oz gloves, boxing shoes and 180" wraps. I've been using running sneakers, mma style gloves and 108"wraps over taped wrists and knuckles. what I'm doing now sucks and i know is incorrect. I've only been hitting a heavy bag for two weeks now. this is all the boxing experience i have. I'm following your videos and focusing on form. i do hit hard and correctly but my foot work needs work and so does my punching combinations. i'm sloppy right now as i expect i should be. i'm working on slipping punches now with faints and during my punches. thanks for the great videos!
Synopsis: The punches you learn from the video are: 1. The Slip Jab 2. The "Scotty Boom" Punch? (a sort of rear-hand jab). Not powerful but a deceptive punch. Manny Pacquiao utilizes this. 3. The Gazelle Punch (weaving loaded left hook). Joe Frazier's most famous punch, and the punch that dropped Ali. 4. Long Uppercut - instead of your elbow being 90 degrees, it will be at an obtuse angle, giving you more range and a different angle of attack.
Move out of their line ( if they use lots of straigt attacks ) via sidestepping and slipping(while keeping a good defense), constantly moving in and away from their powerhand. and punch Nr.3 is actually excellent for exactly that kind of opponent.
I agree with the long uppercut, I like to use a lead long uppercut while cutting an angle (as the opponent steps in) it pops the opponents chin up so I follow up with a hard right cross.
That long Uppercut you did I refer to it as "The Smash" or "Smash Uppercut" because of one of my all time favorite anime, the "Gazelle Punch" was in there to but didn't have the roll and hook combination. All you needed to do was Demonstrated the "Dempsey Roll" and it would've been the perfect indirect homage to that particular anime, 10 points to anyone that knows what anime I'm referring to :)
With the leaping hock I always teach a little upper cut as you twist your right arm forward to load the hook, it can get an opponent to lean out, and square up.
I catch people with that long uppercut with full extension everytime. Especially works great to keep feinting right hand so when you feint that overhand, use that torque to shoot that uppercut when they try to slip or duck.
TheAlmonteFilms Did you see Holyfield catch Douglas with a counter right hand after Douglas missed with that long uppercut. It was a thing of beauty. Watch it when you can. Actually watching videos of the great will teach you a lot too. These are good for pointers etc.
The gazzle pairs nicely with a right shift straight to catch opponents retreating at angles. Also with the scotty boy shooting your left as a straight-jab is an also really nice sneak attack.
Can you do more knife defence techniques and kicks please. I wear jeans alot so need to know to be able to execute powerful kicks while being restricted and im scared of knives so would love to see more videos on that. Thanks
And the long upper cut we call a screw shot, great shot, you can Tyurn your left shoulder away and hide the hand behind the lead arm almost, then let it go, it's a show stopper if you can get it together! Great video!
Shane, I wanna say Thank You!! If you wondering if anyone listens. I heard on radio about Toughman at Casino. I only had five days to get cardio and skills learned. I lost 10 pounds and lasted 3 rounds in Heavyweight Boxing. 28/29 split decision. I'm signing up for next fight. Zero to Hero in 5:12
Jeff Gibson swing any arm while at the same time spinning your entire body just like when we were kids. There's really no wrong way to do - doesn't even need to land - for me it's like an intimidation method.
I've been boxing for over 30 years and I like your tips. I always fight opposite stance regardless their stance but I'm a southpaw. I never throw any punch fully extended ever , it invites a slip and all my punches are either a downward twist or I start in a vertical motion and either twist it straight or throw a uppercut or vertical jab . I also never throw punches standing square to my opponent, I always try to get a slight T position any way I can. I like your tips though
Dude, you just showed us the 4 advance boxing variation of each of 4 of the basic punches. Can you show us the best counter variation for each of the 4 basic punches.
i love videos like these that slow things down for you. I work in animation and finding really good references for certain things can be difficult sometimes. Thanks for these
Awesome Video Shane, as usual. I saw a few people mention the overhead, I myself, can't seem to get comfortable with the overhand. I would be grateful for some instructions on tht. Thank you for your time, excellent channel brother
Just started training again after 8 years or so boy is this channel awesome! Love the way you edit and breakdown things thanks. Ps watching this on my way to bjj class then striking afterwards.
I just signed up for the Boxing Club at my University, then I come back and see you uploaded this video! Haha I'm gonna take it as a sign that I'm meant to be in that club, thanks for the video Shane!
You said that throwing long uppercuts are not something people would recommend, but I actually agree with you that they work. There is a fight with randy couture fighting Minotauro Nogueira and he couture lands it a number of times going off some bobbing and weaving. That's just an example of one that I saw.
A tip to the coach: when you jab you keep the the right hand high which is good. You keep it high to the ear , now that is odd, especially when you are bagging for an uppercut. Keep your palm to the corner of your smile and you'll block most counters. Keep it on the ear and you'll block them all with the face.
Hey man, started thinking about boxing due to always loving since watching Tyson back in the day. love your videos, keep upthe great work man! also I joined America Top Team here in South Florida and Dyah ali Davis is my trainer!!!!! thanks for the all the inspiration again. It truly changed my life completely for the better.
Your Hook at 2:56 & 2:59 is short and quicker than any of your other punches (also explosive and doesn't telegraph your punch, compared to all your other punches where you do a movement before striking, such as stepping or twisting hips/torso). You should use this hook more often in your fights if you don't already. Could always use it to knock the opponents guard out of the way and follow with cross (legal in some martial arts, not sure about boxing) or back fist with same striking arm (less effective). Your variation hook at 3:12 is telegraphed because you extend the arm too much.
I once did the long uppercut on accident when I was sparring, my trainer asked how did I know about (I was still green at the moment), I told him it just came out out of know where.
for slip shots imagine your standing with your feet on either side of a line and you're bobbing your head back and forth over the line according to combat math with your punches.
that let one is a great one to use. I like to resemble it to a snake striking from its coiled position. shooting from the base, through your hips, up the core and out the snakes mouth
I use these drills in my taekwondo class I also train at home against my boxing bag but what i do is i try to go slow first then fast because i don't want to hurt my wrist or shoulders which I've done in the past other than that this is a great video
Great video, excellent tips. Going to practice the long uppercut to lift the heads more. Also going to try the rear shoulder infront for the cross jab to mix up style when sparring.
Ruddock's Smash could also be considered an uppercut variation. Never used it myself, but by the angle it comes from it seems like it would be pretty effective
The long uppercut is indeed a bit unorthodox and more difficult to pull off, but it's good punch. Prince Naseem would hop in with it so at to step to the outside of his opponent and get a dominant angle then follow with a cross since the opponents head is lifted up, you weight on your front leg already and you have a nice angle on your opponent. Conor McGregor also does it very well.
How about the Sweep Kick? That's the kick you throw as if your foot was a broom,& the bottom of your foot connects to knee area of your opponent. It's designed to bend your opponent's leg back,or at least slow down their speed.
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I practice those...good variations...in Kyukushin Jabs and punches hit the body. However....practicing to get them means striking the opponent who defends blocking them. Makes for interesting timing.
to be fair the gazelle punch you're performing isn't wrong but at the same time you was to come up in a slight angle with you're elbow pointed down not so much aiming at the temple but more so at the chin just so it deceive your opponent into believing the hook it coming higher then what it is
Hello Coach, Thanks a lot for the excellent tutorial that you present, I would like you to over, what if you opponent has a stick, and he is willing to use it against you, could you please cover this scenario?? Regards from Egypt,
I train my son almost every day and how to defend themselves and he is been in school for less than a year now and it's already been getting picked on because he is a polite kid and has manners. Long story short, The bully's pulled he spilled his milk on him today and my son told him he needs to grow up. So the bully got mad and hit my son in the stomach so my son had enough and gave him 2 left jabs and finished him with a right crossover straight to the teeth........my son is now eating an ice cream cone and hasn't been picked on ever since.
Good to hear that..
+YoDehner and now you go beat the kid's dad lol
+Turgut Unal I wish I could man lol. If it wouldn't cause legal trouble for my family. He goes to school in a district full of "my daddy is a lawyer" kids
+abc123754212 thanks man! My little girl is into it now and I think her big brother is in for it if he picks on her haha
I laughed to hard when I read this good for ur son
Nice tutorial. That long upper-cut is something I learned in Kyokushin back in the early 1990's. It also works great to reach the solar plexus by slipping underneath someone's guard.
Hajime no Ippo has lead me to believe that that is not indeed the Gazelle Punch.
It is, Ippo just ends it in an uppercut to the body instead of the hook.
hahahaahaha the other guy bends it self ( getting his head close the floor ) hahahahaah it looks amazing in the anime but try to do it like that and see how stupid you would look like:P xD xD xD
Francisco Tamashiro ? Watch a Floyd Patterson fight. He does the move repeatedly. He often ends it in a left hook instead of an uppercut though. Ippo was taught the body attack version to take advantage of his natural ability to get low because of his size.
@@Blogverso Prince nassem throws it like the anime lol no Fucks given
Same
After i heard someone mention in your live stream the gazelle punch yesterday i decided to start working on it. Out of all the youtube boxing trainers you are definitely in the top 5 on my list bro. Ive taken the switch hook, bolo punch, and the scotty punch to work on as well as the gazelle punch and the footwork videos you have put up have really helped as well. Shane dont let anybody bring you down you the man remember that
I'm learning a lot from your channel. I'm preparing to purchase my 16 oz gloves, boxing shoes and 180" wraps. I've been using running sneakers, mma style gloves and 108"wraps over taped wrists and knuckles. what I'm doing now sucks and i know is incorrect. I've only been hitting a heavy bag for two weeks now. this is all the boxing experience i have. I'm following your videos and focusing on form. i do hit hard and correctly but my foot work needs work and so does my punching combinations. i'm sloppy right now as i expect i should be. i'm working on slipping punches now with faints and during my punches. thanks for the great videos!
Like how he's straight forward and to the point
Synopsis: The punches you learn from the video are:
1. The Slip Jab
2. The "Scotty Boom" Punch? (a sort of rear-hand jab). Not powerful but a deceptive punch. Manny Pacquiao utilizes this.
3. The Gazelle Punch (weaving loaded left hook). Joe Frazier's most famous punch, and the punch that dropped Ali.
4. Long Uppercut - instead of your elbow being 90 degrees, it will be at an obtuse angle, giving you more range and a different angle of attack.
obtuse? Seems Acute to me.
thaloh isnt the Gazelle punch one of Tysons signature punches?
Long uppercut is called a smash, works like a cross from below with the lead hand
Dempsey, Marciano and Patterson's too.
Mike was a classic boxing encyclopedia, on top of having hammer hands and a truck tire for a neck.
thanks
Great video Shane! Any tips on fighting a fast opponent with a much greater reach, not only with their jabs but also their kicks?
Move out of their line ( if they use lots of straigt attacks ) via sidestepping and slipping(while keeping a good defense), constantly moving in and away from their powerhand. and punch Nr.3 is actually excellent for exactly that kind of opponent.
Thank you ^.^
Corèa Lüksôn attack going past them like ur running by, overhands punches with slip jabs abuse the obliques
abuse the obliques...lol... try some monsoons if he's rushing you
I agree with the long uppercut, I like to use a lead long uppercut while cutting an angle (as the opponent steps in) it pops the opponents chin up so I follow up with a hard right cross.
That long Uppercut you did I refer to it as "The Smash" or "Smash Uppercut" because of one of my all time favorite anime, the "Gazelle Punch" was in there to but didn't have the roll and hook combination. All you needed to do was Demonstrated the "Dempsey Roll" and it would've been the perfect indirect homage to that particular anime, 10 points to anyone that knows what anime I'm referring to :)
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With the leaping hock I always teach a little upper cut as you twist your right arm forward to load the hook, it can get an opponent to lean out, and square up.
I catch people with that long uppercut with full extension everytime. Especially works great to keep feinting right hand so when you feint that overhand, use that torque to shoot that uppercut when they try to slip or duck.
TheAlmonteFilms Did you see Holyfield catch Douglas with a counter right hand after Douglas missed with that long uppercut. It was a thing of beauty. Watch it when you can. Actually watching videos of the great will teach you a lot too. These are good for pointers etc.
this nigga boxes too? woah
My man Jeffrey
The gazzle pairs nicely with a right shift straight to catch opponents retreating at angles. Also with the scotty boy shooting your left as a straight-jab is an also really nice sneak attack.
Nice combinations, I´m learning Muay Thai and this video teach me diferent ways to punching that i´m training.
Can you do more knife defence techniques and kicks please. I wear jeans alot so need to know to be able to execute powerful kicks while being restricted and im scared of knives so would love to see more videos on that. Thanks
Can you teach the dempsey roll? I cant find a good video about it
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Nice video! A 1-2-5-2 is a nice long combination you could use that long uppercut in. I personally like it a lot.
And the long upper cut we call a screw shot, great shot, you can Tyurn your left shoulder away and hide the hand behind the lead arm almost, then let it go, it's a show stopper if you can get it together! Great video!
It's always nice to see your fluent technique!
Shane, I wanna say Thank You!! If you wondering if anyone listens. I heard on radio about Toughman at Casino. I only had five days to get cardio and skills learned. I lost 10 pounds and lasted 3 rounds in Heavyweight Boxing. 28/29 split decision. I'm signing up for next fight. Zero to Hero in 5:12
How about the overhand ?
Yes, I was debating about putting in the overhand. I know a few variations, but the overhand itself I feel is a little advanced.
***** ruddocks smash punch. I love that one.
Jeff Gibson swing any arm while at the same time spinning your entire body just like when we were kids. There's really no wrong way to do - doesn't even need to land - for me it's like an intimidation method.
I do think the overhand should be here, after all it is an advanced variation of the 1-4.
joesl8 now ironically he was knocked out by an overhand right
I've been boxing for over 30 years and I like your tips. I always fight opposite stance regardless their stance but I'm a southpaw. I never throw any punch fully extended ever , it invites a slip and all my punches are either a downward twist or I start in a vertical motion and either twist it straight or throw a uppercut or vertical jab . I also never throw punches standing square to my opponent, I always try to get a slight T position any way I can. I like your tips though
Dude, you just showed us the 4 advance boxing variation of each of 4 of the basic punches. Can you show us the best counter variation for each of the 4 basic punches.
Good call
love the way you leave your face open. this good for people who want to spend there carrier on the mat looking up,
In traditional martial arts we would call the last long uppercut technique a 'reverse punch'. Really nice video Shane, thanks for sharing!
This was awesome.
Would be keen to see more advanced punches.
i love videos like these that slow things down for you. I work in animation and finding really good references for certain things can be difficult sometimes. Thanks for these
Awesome Video Shane, as usual. I saw a few people mention the overhead, I myself, can't seem to get comfortable with the overhand. I would be grateful for some instructions on tht. Thank you for your time, excellent channel brother
Again, practical solid advice Shane. Keep the videos coming sir.
Great variations to the jab, cross, hook, and uppercut. Thank you Shane.
Thanks Shane your videos where a big help I learned watching your videos than actually going to a boxing gym very grateful🙏
Just started training again after 8 years or so boy is this channel awesome! Love the way you edit and breakdown things thanks. Ps watching this on my way to bjj class then striking afterwards.
I just signed up for the Boxing Club at my University, then I come back and see you uploaded this video! Haha I'm gonna take it as a sign that I'm meant to be in that club, thanks for the video Shane!
Great tips Shane. Would be cool to see u brake down the 12 to 6 elbow, casting punch, or that sneaky over hand that Maidana always throws.
I love how informative this video is. Thank you for uploading it!
Thank you so much!I use these in defense when I have to and they work so well!
You said that throwing long uppercuts are not something people would recommend, but I actually agree with you that they work. There is a fight with randy couture fighting Minotauro Nogueira and he couture lands it a number of times going off some bobbing and weaving. That's just an example of one that I saw.
A tip to the coach: when you jab you keep the the right hand high which is good. You keep it high to the ear , now that is odd, especially when you are bagging for an uppercut. Keep your palm to the corner of your smile and you'll block most counters. Keep it on the ear and you'll block them all with the face.
Here are some examples of fighters using these.
Punch Nr.2: Pacquiao (as said) / GGG
Punch Nr.3: Joe Frazier / Mark Hunt
Punch Nr.4: Prince Naseem
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the last uppercut that you demonstrated works for me. I've seen martial artist like McGregor execute this punch
Yo Shane just to let you know that last upper cut is actually called a slam. It's a great punch for breaking through an opponents guard.
Hey man, started thinking about boxing due to always loving since watching Tyson back in the day. love your videos, keep upthe great work man! also I joined America Top Team here in South Florida and Dyah ali Davis is my trainer!!!!! thanks for the all the inspiration again. It truly changed my life completely for the better.
Those punches have been a help to me
So thank u
good stuff Shane I use the long uppercut all the time dude!!!
that uppercut is the uppercut my sensei taught me to use nice to know someone else uses it as well
Thanks, I am more kick based but this will be nice to add!
Thanks bro now I’m super good at boxing this is how I Learnd first
cool video i enjoyed trying out these punches keep up the videos
2:00 called lead right or soft right. Mayweather also likes to throw it and usually ducks and weaves right after.
Excellent video. Thanks so much. 🥊👍🏼
Nice video Shane and very helpful, thanks a lot bro...
Your Hook at 2:56 & 2:59 is short and quicker than any of your other punches (also explosive and doesn't telegraph your punch, compared to all your other punches where you do a movement before striking, such as stepping or twisting hips/torso). You should use this hook more often in your fights if you don't already. Could always use it to knock the opponents guard out of the way and follow with cross (legal in some martial arts, not sure about boxing) or back fist with same striking arm (less effective).
Your variation hook at 3:12 is telegraphed because you extend the arm too much.
All the "long uppercut" is is an up jab it's a very legit punch and is very effective when you follow up with the overhand right
Your the best, I've got better in boxing because of this
I once did the long uppercut on accident when I was sparring, my trainer asked how did I know about (I was still green at the moment), I told him it just came out out of know where.
Hi Shane, thanks for you great vids! Here is an idee for a future tip: thai foot sweep! Such a smooth move!!
Jab, cross, hook, uppercut, overhand, and hooks to the body .
for slip shots imagine your standing with your feet on either side of a line and you're bobbing your head back and forth over the line according to combat math with your punches.
great tips, lets put them to the test. Thanks
floyd patterson- gazelle punch
Amen.
Gazelle punch is probably 1 of my fav classics
+fightTIPS every time I throw the first rigth punch I always hit them but the second punch with left hand I miss
ExoticGrundy Tyson was better
David lewis Tyson was a bum
Tony Ferguson likes that long uppercut, I see him go for it at least once almost every fight
The uppercut is really useful and in my club we call it an angle punch
No dislikes shane keep it up i love this series and your channel
that long uppercut is only way my TKD school trained uppercuts haha NICE vid
that let one is a great one to use. I like to resemble it to a snake striking from its coiled position. shooting from the base, through your hips, up the core and out the snakes mouth
I use these drills in my taekwondo class I also train at home against my boxing bag but what i do is i try to go slow first then fast because i don't want to hurt my wrist or shoulders which I've done in the past other than that this is a great video
Great Job, Shane!
I found this very good! Thank you sir!
Great video, excellent tips. Going to practice the long uppercut to lift the heads more. Also going to try the rear shoulder infront for the cross jab to mix up style when sparring.
Justin Gaethje throws that long uppercut all the time, i started using it after i saw him use it so effectively. Good video, by the way.
thanks for your tips Shane
Ruddock's Smash could also be considered an uppercut variation. Never used it myself, but by the angle it comes from it seems like it would be pretty effective
Hey whats the best ways for footwork slipping and head mouvements show us please
These are great, thanks for taking the time to do this
Great video Shane.
The long uppercut is indeed a bit unorthodox and more difficult to pull off, but it's good punch. Prince Naseem would hop in with it so at to step to the outside of his opponent and get a dominant angle then follow with a cross since the opponents head is lifted up, you weight on your front leg already and you have a nice angle on your opponent. Conor McGregor also does it very well.
Hey Shane, would you be able to show something on kicks and different variations of them?
well done Shane
you did great job cause you added subtitle in your vid
How about the Sweep Kick? That's the kick you throw as if your foot was a broom,& the bottom of your foot connects to knee area of your opponent. It's designed to bend your opponent's leg back,or at least slow down their speed.
isn't it like playing a video game? so perfect moves
any videos of you in the ring, cage, mat? let me know bro
As I know it, that last punch is called an up-jab. Frank Mir used it VERY successfully against Nogueira.
Damn great video shane , ima defintley gonna practice this to use in my next spar and so fourth.
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I practice those...good variations...in Kyukushin Jabs and punches hit the body. However....practicing to get them means striking the opponent who defends blocking them. Makes for interesting timing.
Love the detail subscribed
make a video on slipping combos ? or how to weave and slip punches maybe ?
Thank you for generously sharing.
i like the tip with the cross
to be fair the gazelle punch you're performing isn't wrong but at the same time you was to come up in a slight angle with you're elbow pointed down not so much aiming at the temple but more so at the chin just so it deceive your opponent into believing the hook it coming higher then what it is
This was a good one. I learned something new here
Shane can you teach us how to block against kicks?
Nice job man and nice motto keep up the good work
Nice work brother
Nice vid! This video impresses me the most recently
Great stuff! Thanks from Texas.
Hello Coach, Thanks a lot for the excellent tutorial that you present,
I would like you to over, what if you opponent has a stick, and he is willing to use it against you, could you please cover this scenario??
Regards from Egypt,
Thanks dude you really helped
Scotty boy punch is by far my favorite
great video. Thank you!