I can feel it coming in the air tonight Oh, Lord And I've been waiting for this moment, for all my life Oh, Lord Can you feel it coming in the air tonight? Oh, Lord Oh, Lord

When you walk into Carter's Gym And you hear "in the air tonight" Someone says "this is My😊 favorite part" Thst is scary.

Great interview. Main is a humble guy with great insights. I learned a lot.

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Nobody could do what Tyson did Same as Bruce Lee Legands But still it is fun to try Good way to spend the day Until find something else To do

Hi Carter...thanks for making this channel. I like many came to this channel as fans of Mike Tyson. Your channel gives a good glimpse of how he grew and trained to become the champion. In particular, I wanted to thank you for this video as well as the one regarding the twist. I am not training to get in the ring(a bit of an older guy). I have a bit of a balance issue and(correct me if I'm wrong) I think doing drills like the twist will help me in that aspect. I have many more questions regarding this boxing style and such but again...thank you.

Oh my god. This is a goldmine of knowledge that I’ve been looking for! I’ve already watched several of your episodes and just started another one. Amazing content! Greetings from Poland!

Carter I been trying to send you videos of me doing the moves and so I could receive some advice personally im very from New York ive tried your insta but I guess I gotta be lucky

Carter I love your videos

This is one of the most beautiful and powerful interviews I've ever seen. The personal aspect of Main Moore's story is truly inspirational and has a far wider appeal than just boxing. I'm 65 and I grew up in London during the era of the big heavyweight fights of Ali, Fraser, Forman and our own UK legend Henry Cooper. My dad was a keen amateur boxer as a young boy, so I would often watch boxing matches on TV with him. As I grew up, I chose different martial arts, like Judo and Kung Fu. I remember the early fights of Mike Tyson and being amazed at his devastating speed, strength, power and determination against bigger and heavier opponents. Seeing this video reveals wonderful insights into how these guys all had to overcome tremendous obstacles and hardship to transform themselves, not only as boxers, but as people also. Understanding and embracing fear, developing self-confidence and training hard with determination are all part of that huge mental and emotional aspect that Cus D'Amato made a priority. Without that development, no amount of technique would ever go far. It was an absolute joy to hear Main Moore speak with so much love and appreciation for his trainers and fellow colleagues in the gym.

Your videos are great! I did watch your video about slipping punches but i'm confuse when you said bend at the waist side to side can you go more in depth about it and can you adjust the camera where we can see your feet in the videos as well? That way us viewer get a much clearer better view of your example demonstration please.

At 2:56 finally someone points that out about how that's barely slipping and you will get hit. I've seen a lot of videos and tutorial slip punches like that

Loving your videos. Greets from Holland.

Good video but George mumbles a lot, so sometimes I don't understand what he's saying 😂

Love these videos Carter, snice I was young I was always into the peekaboo style, now at 42 yrs old with my heavy bag and some other boxing equipment that I have at home, I have gotten even faster with your videos, looking forward to one day pasting by your gym, Thank you, God Bless!🙏🏽

I could tell George wanted to spar with Coach Carter so bad lol, he was throwing them punches wasn’t he!? 🤣

Tyson’s gifts were his speed and power. Through his dedication and focus he made the best of what he had. I think if Floyd Patterson had not used the Peek a boo style and had used a more defensive approach, he might have been more successful. The style does have its flaws.

hi bro, footballer (soccer you americans call it) here. Ive always wanted to try boxing as a side thing for my fitness and ill be watching your vids everyday. I also thought mike tyson looked the coolest when fighting and wanted to copy him. Wish me luck

Great Documentary

I think you can do the peekaboo as a tall person but keep in mind that they’re going to hit you with body shots. Also if you’re tall you have to know how to use your jab when you have to. The peekaboo will help you hit with power no matter how tall or not.

Thank you for your time Main. 😄

To you boxing is 80% Mental / 20% Physical. To me it is 50% Physical and 50% Mental! HAHHAHA no one among us is wrong, it is how we understand it! All martial arts to me is 50% Mental & 50% Physical! YOU HAVE A NEW SUBSCRIBER! Keep teaching this unique in-fighting style!

Excellent video Carter, always appreciate the Cus style insights.

Would be interesting if you made a breakdown of a Kevin Rooney vs Alexis Arguello fight. Kevin was using the Cus style and got knocked out in 2nd round

I feel like a dork. i use a phone booth number system. Yes 0 is a jab to the face. It's not a nut shot.🤣

Carter, hello!! Please tell me, do you have a video of work on Willie's bag?? I don’t remember how to perform combinations 56562 and 65651??((

Carter, hello!! Please tell me, do you have a video of work on Willie's bag?? I don’t remember how to perform combinations 56562 and 65651??((

Carter, hello!! Please tell me, do you have a video of work on Willie's bag?? I don’t remember how to perform combinations 56562 and 65651??((

Carter, hello!! Please tell me, do you have a video of work on Willie's bag?? I don’t remember how to perform combinations 56562 and 65651??((

I literally started watching Carter almost when he just stated this channel, now it's 17k, and you're getting recognition, i dream about this style being as famous and promoted as possible, and in the right way, not when some random guys try to teach you how to get like Mike Tython, the more i study peekaboo style, the more i love art of boxing, when it's not just power against power, but skilled man versus another skilled man, like you see in those movies, where it's 70% martial arts and 30% of the movie, Mike fought exactly like a boxer should be fighting, hit without getting hit, confuse the opponent, = Iq fighting. I noticed when I'm relaxed, even when I don't see the punch coming, i automatically like a robot slip outside the shoulder and successfully evade the punch

For that slipping drill on 12:32 with Teddy, is there a good reason for slipping jabs that close?

I agree with George. Fake

It's a life style something do every day go to school class play sports on the team Then grow up and piece by piece day by day the old routine fades away along with those use to live beside

Great vid carter, don’t stop I believe in you 💪 love it when I hear the old story’s of the gym, it’s the best.

Ooooo I was waiting for this, amazing Carter. 🥊🔥

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Itd be really cool if you reviewed training footage of yourself or your own fighters too to show us how to learn the cus style correctly

Yo carter stay blessed appreciate your lessons

This is crazy. We got reaction KZbinr Coach Carter before GTA 6.

Great video! I’ve been following your channel a while now. I go through these moves every time I’m in the gym! I’m getting so good at the twist I’m loving watching my own training videos! Thanks for everything Coach

Hello, I'm a subscriber to Korea who recently started watching your videos. I don't understand everything because I'm not good at English, but just watching and copying it helps a lot. Thank you. But I have a question. You may find it difficult to understand because I use a translator, but if you understand, please reply. I was taught to hit a left-handed punch in the gym, hit a weaving right punch to the left, and then weaving back to the right. But when I saw your video or Mike Tyson's video, I was curious to see him hit a left-handed hook, then hit a weaving right-handed hook to the right, and then weaving to the left. Why do you do that? Am I not wrong with how I learned as well?

Thank you coach

I wanted to ask, does slipping like a wind shield wiper cause anyone else back pain? what exercises can you do for back conditioning?

can you do a video where you explain the "eight" move?

I would love to train out there for a week (or more) while I’m out there in the Catskill Mountains on vacation.

this is real training---if anyone says that bruce lee was the best insults real fighters who do real things like this--bruce lee never fought

Relax if tense same as having breaks on muscle have to release the breaks before can move

Tyson was amazing to watch before he went to prison in 1992. Since then, not a single boxer has been able to reproduce the style. The HW division has been low in skill since Lennox Lewis retired. I question the efficiency of the peek-a-boo style. It's energy draining, not energy efficient. Was Tyson just fitted for the style? (Tyson couldn't keep up the true style after prison) Today, with so much information available to young boxers, why would one choose to train this style? Canello for example, short, able to be energy efficient, beat taller boxers all the time. Coach Tom Yankello, very good at coaching an energy efficient style utilizing micro movements and excellent defence. Is the peek-a-boo just marketable because of the 30+ year old videos ?

advance peekaboo drills upload please coach 🎉