@@metrolinamartialarts can you show how to aim your punches and kicks for accuracy and power? I have come up with a new way of teaching striking . I don't use heavy bags, mitts, speed bag or double end bag and I don't use hand rapps . I only us the BoB and I teach lining up on my opponents, getting my distance, hitting correct and hitting my opponent in the correct places like the jaw,timpal, behind the ears and liver,spleen, solar plax, knees and calf. I have students that have fought in the cage and have knock their opponents out a minute or less. I can send you videos to prove that I am telling the truth. I have video of sparing people who challenge me and my students also. It's crazy how it works!
@@metrolinamartialarts why is it hard to believe that people challeng me? What's you're video on aiming punches and kicks? Do you really want to know what my routine for striking is? You don't get people who have challenged you ever ? I would really like to show you in person how I teach my students and be more than happy to step in the ring with you and prove that how I teach striking is real! I would really like to see what you're opinion is on the way I teach striking if it really does improve your aiming skills for punches and kicks. You will connect with your punches and kicks with more power and accuracy. I can fly you here or I can fly to meet you anywhere you like. I don't want to make a video and give my aiming system away for free because you will not find the way I teach anywhere in the world . I believe it's the fastest , easiest and safest way to learn boxing and kickboxing skills. I'm 160 pounds and 62 in December and still love to play.
@@timw3485 woah woah - its not a shot at you or your methods. But more a dig at others who want to challenge you. I'm a pretty laid back guy, so whenever people challenge me or whatever they lose interest. I don't seek outside validation from strangers directly, they either like what I do or not. 🤷♂️
Shane is so chill, and I really like he tells you where he learns stuff as well was super humble. Even though he is the "Godfather of TH-cam Martial Arts" as Sensei Seth said.
Shane has so good communication and teaching skills! He highlighted the key elements with appropriate emphasis so that the most important things immediately remain in your mind
Chill dude, sick drills. Very nice video. I use the pads to develop power but I can see how with good enough drills like these you can develop actual fighting skills. Good stuff.
Been doing the rear hand for both the Jab and cross and really like it as for the past couple years we have been main cardio Kickboxing and I saw my own range and timing was off.
I did non verbal mitt training for my first few months. Just see it and go. When I finally started sparring my instinct was to punch their glove like it was a mitt. Bad habit that eventually got exploited when people figured it out.
I've always imagined that the mits are either a head or parts of the body. The second thing that I do since I started striking is to always aim at least 20 cm behind the target. You can try this if it suits you.
@@metrolinamartialarts You know, after quite a few years of fighting probably the two most essential things for me in nowadays are having a trusted training companion/s (I am a natural heavyweight and having hard sparrings with a headache for a couple of days after that is no longer with it for me), and a trainer who is actually improving your techniques with the mits more so than just a cardio session.
I do think there's a misconception about the relation of the pad with the implied part of the body. Just because the holder might have extended arms, doesn't change the exercise. The pad is the head/body/legs. The person holding doesn't necessarily need to take hits just for "realistic" purposes. If that were the case, heavybags would be the same cuz they don't move around as a real person would. And no arms or legs to imply range or defense. The pad the part of the body being targeted. Getting closer to the holder would be more like exaggerating the movement for entry. But that just how I see it.
Personally, my padholding improved when I started to treat the session like sparring, and I would put the pads where my defense would go. So rather than my partner aiming for the pads, they're mostly aiming at me, and I'm catching the attack with the pads
I just watched Gabe Varga kill you in flow sparring. It was awesome to watch how ineffective you are with that patty cake sparring. I called it months back. 🤣
Oh nice! You watched that video, huh? I wonder how many world Champs you've sparred with and how'd you do. Nah, but keep on hating bro! I'll keep my patty cake sparring and see you at the top. 😅🤣 .....or not.
I was honored when you asked me to do this video, thank you coach!! 🙏
Thank you, sir! It was awesome and have been doing pads like this now. 🤜💥🤛
@@metrolinamartialarts can you show how to aim your punches and kicks for accuracy and power? I have come up with a new way of teaching striking . I don't use heavy bags, mitts, speed bag or double end bag and I don't use hand rapps . I only us the BoB and I teach lining up on my opponents, getting my distance, hitting correct and hitting my opponent in the correct places like the jaw,timpal, behind the ears and liver,spleen, solar plax, knees and calf. I have students that have fought in the cage and have knock their opponents out a minute or less. I can send you videos to prove that I am telling the truth. I have video of sparing people who challenge me and my students also. It's crazy how it works!
@@timw3485 it's wild to me that people are challenging you lol. I can show a video about that, sure.
If you have video of your method, tag me in it.
@@metrolinamartialarts why is it hard to believe that people challeng me? What's you're video on aiming punches and kicks? Do you really want to know what my routine for striking is? You don't get people who have challenged you ever ? I would really like to show you in person how I teach my students and be more than happy to step in the ring with you and prove that how I teach striking is real! I would really like to see what you're opinion is on the way I teach striking if it really does improve your aiming skills for punches and kicks. You will connect with your punches and kicks with more power and accuracy. I can fly you here or I can fly to meet you anywhere you like. I don't want to make a video and give my aiming system away for free because you will not find the way I teach anywhere in the world . I believe it's the fastest , easiest and safest way to learn boxing and kickboxing skills. I'm 160 pounds and 62 in December and still love to play.
@@timw3485 woah woah - its not a shot at you or your methods. But more a dig at others who want to challenge you. I'm a pretty laid back guy, so whenever people challenge me or whatever they lose interest. I don't seek outside validation from strangers directly, they either like what I do or not. 🤷♂️
Shane is so chill, and I really like he tells you where he learns stuff as well was super humble. Even though he is the "Godfather of TH-cam Martial Arts" as Sensei Seth said.
Shane is the man!
“The combo starts before you throw the combo” is such good advice
Yeah - such good little nuggets.
Gotta say: loving the low-fi city-pop remixed anime music in the back.
Thanks so much!! I appreciate your good ear 👂 ♥️
just in case
Ikimono gakari - blue bird
Shane is super sharp in everything he does.
He really is
Nice "Real Folk Blues" playing in the background!
👨🍳🤌 good tastes
And a little piano rendition of Dan Dan to help us step into the Grand Tour 🐉
I love the way Ed uses music on these videos, it really makes them pop
Shane has so good communication and teaching skills! He highlighted the key elements with appropriate emphasis so that the most important things immediately remain in your mind
He really is!
Shane is such a great trainer/ coach! really cool pad work! I do pads with Bob, but he doesn't move around much.
Bob doesn't fight back either 😅🤣
Bob's a beast man ! I threw everything I had at him an he didn't flinch
Probably the most educational fight content I've ever seen and I've seen a fair bit...
Thanks much!!
Chill dude, sick drills. Very nice video. I use the pads to develop power but I can see how with good enough drills like these you can develop actual fighting skills. Good stuff.
Thanks for watching!
Been doing the rear hand for both the Jab and cross and really like it as for the past couple years we have been main cardio Kickboxing and I saw my own range and timing was off.
Yeah, occasionally I'll switch which hand to hit.
great video, and thank you Ed for asking great question and picking out a tasty jam, that mix of real folk blues is so good.
Thanks so much for watching!
Great video, and Shane is a beast.
He really is
This video was worth money, and I subscribed.
Thank you so much!
Helpful tips, TY
Thank you for watching!!
I will try the micro mits a bit more, haven't done those much, they are mainly my travel mits
I was mainly using them for a while but stopped.
Excellent instruction, gentlemen!
Thanks so much for watching!
Excellent video with a lot of good points to consider. Also really liked the Beef Jerky pun.
Lol thanks for watching
Cool video. I like seeing tips for pad holding. I wana be a pad guy like one of my coaches. But I hav limited experience so far.
Try em out!
I did non verbal mitt training for my first few months. Just see it and go. When I finally started sparring my instinct was to punch their glove like it was a mitt. Bad habit that eventually got exploited when people figured it out.
Oh yeah, I bet.
@@metrolinamartialarts it was cool for the first month. Block a punch with the same punch
I've always imagined that the mits are either a head or parts of the body. The second thing that I do since I started striking is to always aim at least 20 cm behind the target. You can try this if it suits you.
@@Laze18 it's a lot of theory and shouldn't be your only training method. But yeah, I've done this in the past
@@metrolinamartialarts You know, after quite a few years of fighting probably the two most essential things for me in nowadays are having a trusted training companion/s (I am a natural heavyweight and having hard sparrings with a headache for a couple of days after that is no longer with it for me), and a trainer who is actually improving your techniques with the mits more so than just a cardio session.
Great video!
Thanks!!! ❤️❤️❤️
This backtrack.. its from an anime? I cant remember but it sounds so familiar!!
Yup! We got some Naruto, Dragon Ball, and Cowboy Bebop in there
Done subscribing
🙏👊
Thank you 🙏
Dragon Ball GT music played by piano in the background is a great touch tho
Thank you!
What oz glove is that? They’re super cool
They're custom made but I believe they are 8 oz
@@metrolinamartialartsthank you 🙏🏽
I tend to lean more towards the head coach of CSA where his style of holding is placing those pads to the intended target as close as possible.
Agreed!
Sir what type of gloves are those??
They're custom made but I think 8oz.
I think that holding the pads teaches more than hitting the pads
I tend to agree!
Yeah I feel like all the old school boxers throw the 1-2 to the rear pad. Check out Tim Witherspoon's vids on this.
I'll take a look!
Seth for the win! Punny guy
Super punny
What channel is this? ;)
My channel! Lol
@@metrolinamartialarts Sure IS! I love your channel! Loved all the compilations yall have been doing!
For the Algorithms
🙏🙏🙏
I do think there's a misconception about the relation of the pad with the implied part of the body. Just because the holder might have extended arms, doesn't change the exercise. The pad is the head/body/legs. The person holding doesn't necessarily need to take hits just for "realistic" purposes. If that were the case, heavybags would be the same cuz they don't move around as a real person would. And no arms or legs to imply range or defense.
The pad the part of the body being targeted. Getting closer to the holder would be more like exaggerating the movement for entry. But that just how I see it.
Yeah it was definitely a problem for me but I was a young Martial artist and was probably wrong
Flow drills are better but I like pads cuz you can go full power
I hear ya
This is actually incredibly useful, my gym is very small and I suck at this so I always waste my partner's time lol
Well time to get better!
Personally, my padholding improved when I started to treat the session like sparring, and I would put the pads where my defense would go. So rather than my partner aiming for the pads, they're mostly aiming at me, and I'm catching the attack with the pads
5:41 explains why no one had any qualms ganging up on Seth.
🤣🤣🤣
It’s funny you said u didn’t do anything but pads for the first few years. I sparred my first day and I would do it again tbh
I wish I did lol
sick blue bird instrument, i see you dattebayo
Oss!!
Can't sneak that naruto music past me homie
Oh lol. It's good music
also, pads is hella fun, even when it aint
Damn right
Oh and 1st comment. Yeah me
Yeah you!
I just watched Gabe Varga kill you in flow sparring.
It was awesome to watch how ineffective you are with that patty cake sparring. I called it months back.
🤣
Oh nice! You watched that video, huh? I wonder how many world Champs you've sparred with and how'd you do.
Nah, but keep on hating bro! I'll keep my patty cake sparring and see you at the top. 😅🤣
.....or not.
69th like bb
Noice