@@ascensionspeak4694 just because it was a counter shot doesn’t mean he wasn’t moving backwards . He wasn’t running backwards like Stipe but he was still moving backwards . Your a fool
You’re the OG of combat tips on TH-cam! Can you make more foot sweeps videos or shorts? It would be great if you could cover 3-4 different ones to see differences between techniques and set ups!
Crossed my mind a long time ago, but I thought it wasn't important so I never did research. Rethinking it, practicing this can buy you enough range to run away (if bullets aren't involved) from being robbed or jumped.
haha, damn bruh you're still at it with the fightTips.. Giving away so much advanced secrets for free.. :( Now even the average guy can even stand a chance against me...
This would be useful if you're a better kicker. Like many, my first martial art was the local Taekwondo, until I discovered (the hard way) that asking your opponent to please step back didn't work.
Omg sorry man I can imagine how annoying that would be, besides it you have such an elegant structure with your movements and I've learnt a lot from your videos 😁💯
What about the reach of that lead hook while you retreat? I don't see how that can be effective, it covers far less distance and your goal here is to create space. Would a jab be better here?
Ik you’re moving backwards but what about the rule not to cross your feet and move with what ever foot is closest to the direction you are going first? Just curious
For the first combo he did the rear leg is moved first, so the rule not broken. For the 2nd its something you need.to.judhe by yourself in each situation if you can get away with it. A commom way to not cross my feet i do is instead of backing the lead leg first, i do it sideways first, then back the rear leg way back, while pivoting the leas leg. Hope it helps
I practice a more traditional martial art where hooks aren’t allowed in class sparring sessions. Is substituting the lead hook for a more linear stroke such as a jab also effective?
@@fighttips not true. Just because it lands doesn't mean it's correct form. Just because I get bigger at the gym doesn't mean my form is good. You want maximum efficiency for multiple reasons: one being longevity of body. Another is that it uses the hips better and generates more power. It's also quicker because you don't load up as much. And the distance think doesn't make a lot of sense either. Distance hooks leave an unwanted opening. Try it I promise you that it's better. Your lead foot still turns so it's the same fluidity of motion from the lower body. I will say though the same idea doesn't apply with body hooks. That one's more like 90 but only because you're using more hip and turn than anything else. And your elbows are much closer to you body so you're not leaving yourself too exposed. I mean youre still exposed are but you turn your chin into the shoulder and it's way less exposed. And just another tidbit (this one's just me sharing because I like boxing and isn't a criticism at all) the jab works so much better when the elbows aren't flared out. Think of those kangaroo boxing pens they just extend straight. It's so much less telling and can be done with zero load up. In general you want to keep elbows in as much as possible. If you do, then you don't telegraph as much. That goes for them hooks too
Look up Stipe Miocic Vs Fabricio Werdum… you can quite effectively put someone’s lights all the way out while moving backwards 😌👌🏼
Sype miocic vs fabrico
Mcgregor vs Aldo . Shorter and better example
Stiopic
@@SHADY.45 that wasnt moving back at all. He was literally bouncing back and forth in a wide stance. Thats the example of a counter shot. Smh
@@ascensionspeak4694 just because it was a counter shot doesn’t mean he wasn’t moving backwards . He wasn’t running backwards like Stipe but he was still moving backwards . Your a fool
This guy is legit
Concise, skillful and informative videos, much appreciated. You rock!
Well explained and for some reason easier than most to understand. Nice work dude.
Excellent
His technique is perfect
Teaches well .. I can see it now
Golden!!!
Ima watch all ur videos it’s awesome
solid take. also, dope kicks👟
Fr back to the future shoes
That’s just what I was thinking.
Thanks bro!!
This man is a great coach
Thank you.
Good stuff
Great video very informative what’s the brand of those shoes you got I like them
More details please on that topic, and what about fighting laterally? I mean side ways
Yes, pls do this
@@jukijunk he did video on that if you didn’t saw it.
@@begus3354 thanks for your insight, jabbing sideways definitely is a good way to make an angle.
Love it.
Its crazy that when you look at it from other arts, postures, weak point light up.
Its not an arsehole comment, im just making observations
Will be training this technique thanks
You could also switch into a south paw stance !
Very useful
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Please give some tips to how I can deal with a more taller opponent, and how to deal with reach disadvantages
You’re the OG of combat tips on TH-cam!
Can you make more foot sweeps videos or shorts?
It would be great if you could cover 3-4 different ones to see differences between techniques and set ups!
Yes sir, we plan on bringing Coach Peach back as a steady coach on FT!
Awesome Shane!
Keep it up brother and Merry Christmas!
Crossed my mind a long time ago, but I thought it wasn't important so I never did research. Rethinking it, practicing this can buy you enough range to run away (if bullets aren't involved) from being robbed or jumped.
haha, damn bruh you're still at it with the fightTips..
Giving away so much advanced secrets for free.. :(
Now even the average guy can even stand a chance against me...
Bro! You are amazing! Thank you!!
Clean 👌🏻
This would be useful if you're a better kicker.
Like many, my first martial art was the local Taekwondo, until I discovered (the hard way) that asking your opponent to please step back didn't work.
hes talking abt boxing
I like to call it “advancing in another direction”
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like it!! and so true
Muito bom seus vídeo muito bem explicado faz muito sentido boa técnica obrigado
I did this once against my friend while sparring, got the point yay
That 1st drop step was disgusting 😤
I know this is off topic.. but he could totally be Ewan McGregor's stunt double !! 😱
You're not the first (hundredth) person to say that 😅
Omg sorry man I can imagine how annoying that would be, besides it you have such an elegant structure with your movements and I've learnt a lot from your videos 😁💯
Nice tip bruh!
Very interesting
Woah 🔥
Back pedaling? Only the greatest Muhammed Ali can do that effectively..
i like to moonwalk and punch
Would love to see it done along with a sparring partner, just a suggestion 😎👍
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Yeah its not something ya can practice on a bag so defs helps
@@fighttips ooh ncie
i wouldnt say his technique is perfect but is definely well trained hes has some years behind them punches
What about the reach of that lead hook while you retreat? I don't see how that can be effective, it covers far less distance and your goal here is to create space. Would a jab be better here?
You can jab, yes. Also hooks don't have to always be short range -- you can extend your arm and make it a longer, looping hook.
@@fighttips ah okay, thank you! That makes sense too
I agree opposite hand for more distance. I prefer side angles
If I’m not mistaken, Ngannou used a similar technique to KO Stipe in their 2nd fight
Sort of, I believe. Stipe also has a GREAT k.o. Of Werdum moving backwards 👍🏼
@@Jamesfrancosdog I completely forgot about that one. Feels like that fight was a lifetime ago even though it was in 2016
Wanna see kicking while moving backwards
Is this guy a fighter?
What kinda shoes are those??
What type of shoes are those?
Ik you’re moving backwards but what about the rule not to cross your feet and move with what ever foot is closest to the direction you are going first? Just curious
He and some others made a video about that a while back. Basically, it's a rule that's meant to be broken.
For the first combo he did the rear leg is moved first, so the rule not broken. For the 2nd its something you need.to.judhe by yourself in each situation if you can get away with it.
A commom way to not cross my feet i do is instead of backing the lead leg first, i do it sideways first, then back the rear leg way back, while pivoting the leas leg. Hope it helps
I practice a more traditional martial art where hooks aren’t allowed in class sparring sessions. Is substituting the lead hook for a more linear stroke such as a jab also effective?
Yeah, a jab is okay, I saw it in a different video/do it myself
Completely the opposite of what your footwork should be when you’re moving back and punching just saying
Proper hook is 45 degrees not overextended 90. His overall idea is good but is lacking. You get more speed and power from 45 degrees
Proper hook is the one that lands; you adjust the angle dependent upon the range.
@@fighttips not true. Just because it lands doesn't mean it's correct form. Just because I get bigger at the gym doesn't mean my form is good. You want maximum efficiency for multiple reasons: one being longevity of body. Another is that it uses the hips better and generates more power. It's also quicker because you don't load up as much. And the distance think doesn't make a lot of sense either. Distance hooks leave an unwanted opening. Try it I promise you that it's better. Your lead foot still turns so it's the same fluidity of motion from the lower body. I will say though the same idea doesn't apply with body hooks. That one's more like 90 but only because you're using more hip and turn than anything else. And your elbows are much closer to you body so you're not leaving yourself too exposed. I mean youre still exposed are but you turn your chin into the shoulder and it's way less exposed. And just another tidbit (this one's just me sharing because I like boxing and isn't a criticism at all) the jab works so much better when the elbows aren't flared out. Think of those kangaroo boxing pens they just extend straight. It's so much less telling and can be done with zero load up. In general you want to keep elbows in as much as possible. If you do, then you don't telegraph as much. That goes for them hooks too