Thank you

Julio cesar Chávez es el mejor boxeador siempre yendo adelante metiendo presion

Great content joe! Much respect from cape town south africa🫡🥷🏽🇿🇦🇿🇦

Great video- I love the channel, but especially the mma content. Thanks for all you've taught me :)

my favorite video of yours- love the channel- I personally love to see mma compared to other striking sports (highlighting differences in technique and context) type content. Thanks for all your time, effort, and expertise :)

thanks coach 🥋🥊

Thank you coach 🙏

Incredible video joe Thankyou sir

Merry Christmas Joe 🎄! You da man!

Merry Christmas for Cyprus

Put your hands up like a man. Only women and children kick.

Gorgeous! There’s not a lot of content on this. Thank you for sharing.

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I practice foot work my stance techniques

I practice switch kick more better

I go to bazzoka it’s in canada

I practice spinning hook kick kick boxing attack my combo punch kick sweep

Your low kick is magic.

Very nice instructors

That I enjoyed is an understatement. I've now understood why flowing proper punches into kicks has been so awkward. Because of that distance. Need to take a step back to increase distance maybe, and a step forward for vice versa. Again it all boils down to footwork. It's like in boxing the legs actually do the heavy lifting and the hands complete the remainder.

That I enjoyed is an understatement. I've now understood why flowing proper punches into kicks has been so awkward. Because of that distance. Need to take a step back to increase distance maybe, and a step forward for vice versa. Again it all boils down to footwork. It's like in boxing the legs actually do the heavy lifting and the hands complete the remainder.

wonderful

Veru helpfull thanks Joe

Forues my strike techniques opponent

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ty sensi but *muay thai is best*

I don’t know of any boxers that look down when they roll but I’m sure it happens. Good vid!

Am I able to get good enough to fight amateur mma watching your videos I’m in bjj rn and don’t have a striking coach

Easy. Get in the gym at 4am. Thats what i do..4-5 30am.. 4-5pm..5 days and then 2hrs either sat or sunday...no excuses..

Thanks. If your not use to angle and foot work with little wide stance, can i do small steps

New to foot work. I cant dance, so i can see why 😅 . When im striking class it's so hard to move like the other guy's. What am i doing. So frustrating. On top of that doing gabs too. I can get better. Oh yea i tend to cross my footing when moving laterally ect...

Good video cause I’m like one of the two orthodox at my gym and every sparring I take a left rear kick😅. Thx for the vid Joe!!!!

I actually never considered the exit😮 this channel knows everything?!??

Amazing great instructions

Combining arm pins and angles is genius can't wait to try it

Thank you!

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can you please make a video on how you would fight in the streets? (without gloves) your hands would have to come higher to block the head (because you dont have the padding of gloves), but that would expose your body for teeps and roundhouses. and then if you lower your arms to block the body teep/roundhouse, it leaves you open for a superman. thanks, and love the content!

Roger that !

awesome---great stuff

As always great content joe ....greetings from germany😊

Great video!

I cant see the heat of my partner in sparing hiw can i learn his next heat

So good

Very informative video, as always!

can you please make a video on how you would fight in the streets? (without gloves) your hands would have to come higher to block the head, but that would expose your body for teeps and roundhouses. and then if you lower your arms to block the body teep/roundhouse, it leaves you open for a superman. thanks, and love the content!

Is using the elbows more effective for someone without much training? Seems like it would be because the first way feels like it's much harder to see punches coming without much training