How Did Mike Tyson Get On The Inside | Mike Tyson Footwork
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If you're a short guy wanting to know how did Mike Tyson get on the inside? On this video I'm going to breakdown the footwork he used to close the distance on his opponents
One of the things that Peek-a-boo boxing enthusiasts want to know is how to close the distance like Mike Tyson.
Mike Tyson was one of the most feared heavy weights of all time but what's crazy is, he was much shorter with an inferior reach to most of his opponents.
And in the video I explain how Tyson would get on the inside and deal damage to his opponents.
The first technique Mike Tyson would use to get on the inside was the backfoot step. Traditionally boxers are taught footwork where they will always step forward with their front foot first and follow with their back foot. They do this so they can always maintain a perfectly balanced stance.
But to close the distance faster Mike Tyson would step forward with his backfoot first, temporarily rendering himself flat footed. But from that position, when he stepped his front foot forward, he could cover twice the distance of a normal step, thus closing the distance faster and catching his opponents off guard.
Mike Tysons footwork was definitely unique but what made it so effective was the head movement he used with it. Which brings me to the next technique, the slip step.
Tyson would use the slip step on opponents that would back up as they threw punches. The reason for this move was that the opponents would be out of reach for counter punches, so instead of slipping and countering, Tyson would slip a jab then step in closer to his opponent before throwing the counter.
As simple as this footwork technique may seem. It actually takes a lot of timing and setting up to actually pull it off.
Which brings us to the final technique Mike Tyson would use to get insidel. If you're a short guy wanting to know how to box against taller opponents. This one is important.
The final technique was to put opponents in to a rhythm.
While most boxers try to stop their opponents from building a rhythm and beat them to the punch. Tyson would do the reverse. He would actually try to get his opponents punching in a rhythm, so that he could set up counter punches.
Although this technique can usually be quite subtle. The best example of this is when Tyson fought Donnie Long.
In this fight you can clearly see where Tyson was putting Long in to a rhythm. How he set him up and capitalised on it.
So there you have it,
Those are 3 techniques that answer the question. How did Mike Tyson fight tall guys?
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0:00 Mike Tyson, one of the most feared heavyweights of all time
0:18 Mike Tyson's backfoot step to close the distance
1:30 The slip step.
2:10 How Mike Tyson put his opponents in to a rhythm
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Logan. I just started with peek a boo style with a coach who saw me at the amateurs. He told me that it would be my type of style. Where do I start when I don't have practice? The slip bag? Watch videos? Or your videos? What would be your advice to start at? What would you suggest I do when I'm not at the gym with him?
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i wanna be like mike
If you watch Marciano, Tyson had a very similar style. Tyson was more advanced in every way, but Marciano created the foundation.
So many years Mike is retired but we still watching and alazyng videos his perfect style. For me he and cus dmato was the best team ever ever! Unstoppable
Mike isnt the greatest but he really could've been. The 80s heavyweight reeked of mediocrity thats why he had no GREAT competition besides 3 and the other greats he faced (90s) he was already out of it.. the drugs, not training, and switching his team that made him great in the first place...if Mike was a fighter in the 70s he wouldve torn that era of greats to shreds of course in an objective standpoint. Mike has the greatest head movement in the damn game till this very day.
Don’t forget Cus also developed Floyd Patterson who won the heavyweight title at age 21. He was killer
@@juwonanderson1090that’s true my friend
Alazyng
To me he is like the roger federer of boxing just pure technique and coordination from the feet to the hands , and both are front runners who like to completely finish off their opposition and struggle more when they need to dig deep in the 12th round or 5th set decider
If you had to build a fighter in a laboratory to be the perfect fighter for the peekaboo style you would build Mike Tyson. I can only imagine what was going through Cus's mind when he first saw Tyson. Probably thought he found his Holy Grail.
Your understanding of peek a boo style is out of this world, everytime i watch you i learn something new, it must be great for people who you train personally.
Best explanation of what Tyson actually did on TH-cam. Good work, Logan. Thanks for the content.
"Man, that was a beautiful video", is what I said out loud just now.
Ahhh finally. People are finally starting to see the science of Mike Tyson. I always said do not watch the the punches only. Watch the feet and you see the secret of Mike Tyson. His foot speed was insane! He was on you before you could think. So most fighters decided to back up straight. Fight over!
The best ever at combination punches and getting inside! 🥊💪🏼
Best video I've seen on Mike Tyson for a long long time!
Great analysis!
Please do more videos like this on Mike Tyson, it's very educational 👍
Hats off Logan to go this deep about the Legend Mike!! 👍🏼👍🏼😍😍
Just stumbled onto your channel dude. Great content! Keep up the hard work!
Great video, thanks!
Just what I needed to watch while having my pre work out coffee )))
Great work!
Outstanding breakdown bro!
Wow I just learned so much in 3 minutes. Thank you 💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪
Good work as usual.
Great video, thank you sir. Please do more!
Great breakdown
Great breakdown 👍🏽
another great video
Can you do a training series? From
Basic to advanced? Paid is fine. Wanna learn this style but no one teaches this style in Sydney. Thanks brother!
all good points
Good analysis 🤙 will try it in my next sparring 😅
Great analogy 👍🏼
Thanks bro
Prime Mike Tyson beat anyone
Excellent video
Thanks bro
Thnk you
This shit is gold.
Bruha..awesome yeah .mahalo
Peekaboo style with power and speed.
How make a video of how to get inside close to ur opponent footwork to throw some hooks, I just started sparring and struggle to do so
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Logan what is the cost that you come to costa rica and doing a seminar? Pleade let me.know
The Donny Long one never get old
It also helped that he had big feet for his size at 15'+.
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Great video and explanation for a fight fan with not much boxing detail knowledge (me). Understood and agree with all but I have a question: at the end, why does the last statement about creating the rythm that sets up the single knockout puch mean that there'll never be another Mike Tyson? Is it because once Tyson employed the methodology and other studied it; it will no longer be effective to copy Tyson's manueverability and tacting, because others learned how to defend/avoid it? Or is it an otherwise undescribed prediction that nobody will train to emulate they attack style or that nobody is likely to be capable. Or is it just an unsopported good line to to end the video, just expressing an opinion in a way that sounds catchy and likely to be agreed with and memorable.
I ask all this because the answer; the reason ties back in to me understanding some of the rest of the analysis, or at least understanding better and well enough to be able to apply it or recognize the boxing craft myself if I ever see it in past or future fights. I
Gave you 1k likes btw
Could prime Mike Tyson defeat George Foreman in his prime? great video, very informative.
I wish I grooved, I wish I moved like mike. I wanna be like mike.
josh hall the fanboy, if you have nothing encouraging to say just shut up and train yourself.
keep it up Logan, love your work
Check out this video next:
3 Jabs Tyson used to get on the inside: th-cam.com/video/mqw-6tPMG3I/w-d-xo.html
I'm rly fuckin diggin the new teaching video style. Good information! Keep it up
I just started training boxing for 2 weeks now and I can say Im really struggling with footwork.
Keep training brother, don’t give up!
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1:43 kills me 😂😭 he said till “this day it’s very rare to see someone using this technique.” Bro I had to watch that part on reply because he just walks to the opponent while slipping. That’s gold!
They dont make trainer's like that any more. It's the truth
Frrr
Oh this video Mike was 5’10
Don't forget about jab
David Tua had the same fighting style as Mike Tyson.
What we will never see another mike Tyson u sure bro cause am in my way
Tyson was 6 feet Marciano was 5’10”
Tyson himself said he is 5'9 /5'10
@@mocro4life5713 he might be now but not when he was 18
Y'all Americans so annoyingly confusing. Tyson is 5'10, 5'11 or 6? It's different every damn time.
5’10
Try hard much. You dudes are not Tyson or good and you never will be. Stop just riding Tyson's name trying to steal his ID, so pathetic and get your own style. I'm a trainer and boxer a real one not fake like you dudes. Tyson has little to nothing to do with my training. I'm saying this because I watch boxing all the time and this creepy trying to steal Tyson's life keeps popping up. It's gross how you causals think you know boxing from watching videos. Truly pathetic. Makes me sick.
Bruhhh wtf? This isnt Tyson’s style…Tyson was the most famous practitioner of it and the best at doing it, but that doesn’t mean he made the style, had Cus been alive im sure there woulda been so many more practitioners of it, the style is dying whats wrong with trying to embrace it and bring it back, all those fighters: Patterson, Tyson, Torres they were all exciting for a reason, why cant we have another exciting fighter with this style, plus youre acting like everybody does it cuz they want to… NO, theres people who really suit this type of style if you are a stocky short heavyweight like myself then this style is for you, nothing wrong with that, im not saying do everything like Tyson as everybody is a different speciment, but there’s nothing wrong with taking the fundamentals from this style, no one is trying to steal his ID, Tyson is Tyson no one will ever be Tyson, it wasnt just his fighting that made em that, but practicing peekaboo is no crime man, theres so many people inspired by him, what do you say about others who only fight using that Philly shell nowadays?? Oh they copying Mayweather then ig 🤦🏽♂️, just cuz someone use a style that somebody else is most famous for doesnt mean they tryna become them
@@DaDominicanDawg Casuals keep trying to be Mike. So Pathetic. Ohh and another thing ya newbie morons are doing it wrong. Like I said I'm a real trainer, I know everything you dudes are saying and doing and like I keep saying it's so pathetic. I love that most of you ego boxing morons disagree, just make you dudes easy target practice for when we real fighters fight other real fighters. You Fakers hate the truth is why you hate me saying it. So So So Pathetic. Ego is why you want to box, I box because I was born and this is what I am not by choice just because it's what am a fighter.
Your a trainer and boxer are you?Can't say I've heard of you and that a lone tells me enough but please oh great boxer tell us Peekaboo practitioner chumps how it's really done. Show us your accolades Josh Hall.
ahhh, just shut up you fan boy the only thing you posted was a fight from eight years ago, with your 18 subscribers. at least logans making videos to help others improve.
You a slow burner ain’t you kid?
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