27 Traps & Tricks in Boxing | McLeod Scott Boxing

[@McLeodScott]

Please note that these traps are not bulletproof traps. You perform these moves off of instinct. It’s always a game of chess. You understand your opponents rhythm or you deceptively place them into a rhythm or you stay defensively aware understanding that the same can happen back to you so be ready to evade their counter. It’s a complex sport boxing. Never look at any move here like it’s full proof. You need to pick your moments and have a decent level of ring IQ and ability. A lot of the time you won’t pull these traps and tricks off unless... A. You’ve dictated the rhythm, distance & pace of the fight B. You are defensibility aware & responsible C. You have a great understanding of timing D. You have good ring craft and boxing IQ You also have a good chance of performing these traps and tricks when A. Your opponent is slowing down B. Your opponent lacks ability It’s important to remember that you’re opponent might be doing the same thing to you so defensive responsibility is key. Always have a proactive defense meaning finish every attack or attempt at attack with a defense. The perfect example of a question I get for this tutorial. ‘Trap number 2: what if you parry the jab and the opponent does number 1?’ My response is this is boxing, find a way♟🧐

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Facts! You better have great instincts with that pull back counter. Love this video. I was looking for something to watch with my kids to breakdown the sport. This will be great!

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Is pulling the gloves legal ?

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I love that you speak out against a certain category of too stupid questions

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@@AlexanderPerez-zb9sm of course

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Other videos 89% talking 11% actual instructions. Lol this video is really good. 100% Actual skills.

[@McLeodScott]

Thank you! We will keep this style of editing and teaching 👍🏼🥊

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[@McLeodScott]

@@J2036L excellent thank you

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Yep😄😄

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This channel is one of the best gems for Boxers on KZbin. Many people will overlook the value being shared here, but I'm going to drill these thousands of times. I hope your channel continues to grow.

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Man this is so straight to the point 🔥

[@h4z]

No excessive talking and straight to the point. Perfect

[@jaytherestless2117]

subscribed, no bs straight to the point, practical tips and tricks I am impliment in my training and sparing off the jump.

[@rutger5200]

Wow great usefull techniques to use in sparring, very effective. Finally find a video that is straight to the point whit clear examples. No minutes talk between just straight to the point.

[@Diva360booths]

Brilliant video. One of the best on KZbin. Simple feints and traps to get a shot off and land it. 👍🏻

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I'm glad I subscribed. You took me from appreciating a sport, to appreciating and understanding a sport. Which only makes me appreciate it more, thanks again.

[@ChrisMOurmou]

legit the best boxing tutorial i have ever seen

[@McLeodScott]

Thanks

[@alfonsosierra406]

Hey been boxing for 2 years and all of these are literally right on the dot

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this is going to be my fav channel now! thanks

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thanks for spreading knoledge of the noble art it was brillant bless

[@seeyeshua]

Thx.. Was looking for something clean & sharp ... Great work

[@McLeodScott]

Thank you mate

[@daviddoodnauth1963]

Thank you ❤

[@gavinchavis]

Goodass tutorial. Right to the point

[@ace-da-boxer977]

💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽 thanks for the video bro great knowledge here

[@chenyanming431]

Holy cow you have no idea how AWESOME this tutorial was, hands down the best imo. Thank you!!

[@chenyanming431]

Earned yourself a new sub 😊

[@McLeodScott]

@@chenyanming431 thank you! Much appreciated 👍🏼🥊

[@shahree100]

A lifetime of knowledge in 8.5 minutes. The economy of his movement is 🤯

[@MikeD-hn9hf]

These are wicked. Thanks!!!

[@premkumarkhammam5914]

Simply great tricks👍

[@ryehlb]

Very helpful video. Thanks.

[@hbmcgregor]

Awesome tutorial. Easy to understand. Liked and subscribed

[@McLeodScott]

Thanks 👍🏼🥊

[@willie5958]

Brilliant video. Less chat all action

[@jakelille7893]

Fabulous guys great traps and technical work 👍 tips !

[@jakelille7893]

Any time u want to come out to Thailand your more than welcome dude! I've trained mauythai for last 14 years ! I mix things up with boxing but need to improve my game !

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No talking no bs just straight to it awesome video🙌🏽🔥

[@alikareem1191]

Very thankful for this great video thank you so much coach

[@McLeodScott]

Thank you and I’m glad it helps

[@antoniobarrientos1230]

Excellent demonstration 💪💪💪

[@harligorov1239]

This video is pure gold!Can you make the same but about defense?

[@UnknownSoldier001]

Great Content! Thank you!

[@bobanyfingelf]

Amazing! Thank you!

[@alexduran1967]

Great video. Identifying set ups against you is important too. A good way to avoid some of these is to keep moving/have good footwork, think Muhammad Ali. Once you get stationary/predictable, that's when traps get set.

[@bartimaus8738]

Awesome video!

[@Larrypint]

I see some of these tricks inspired by Lomachenko

[@gotthemgoing]

Nice PHILLY SHELL

[@dylangreen7994]

Thanks for saving me the next week of planning techniques for my class, it’s gonna be a boxing week. Great job on the video I’m gonna keep an eye out for sure!!

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Good stuff lads

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Thank you so much for the content you guys helped improve my game man!

[@antoniojones5331]

Ohhh my man you’re good appreciate the vid

[@PinoCoppolaBoxkeller]

Nice Performance nice explanations, just perfect and a lot of Variations as l like to Perform, thanks for your work. It Shows the beauty of boxing

[@brunoc7537]

Great tutorial! Greetings from Brazil

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Love this video subbed

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Great video

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thank you broo

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great! thanks

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this is the perfect vid

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That baiting head did work my friend told me I won the fight wen I woke up at his house

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Man ur the best

[@devilkiller52]

Beautiful

[@barrydaryle7817]

Good tips

[@tekaz.z892]

Clean

[@theawesomest2850]

I like. I appreciate all the small details, I use some of theses already but the small details should help me land more clean and easy. Can wait to use this in kickboxing....except for the Philly shell lol

[@fantasyEXX]

Question: How would you stop the opponent from pushing your elbows like that once they're inside? Laces to the face? Or you just wait for it next time expecting it and you hit them with the hook? Thanks for a great video. I used some of these moves when I used to box and it brought me happiness to know the kids today still use the same moves

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🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@theuglyduckmazib]

Best

[@nicholasmayweather2432]

Floyd style.... Great!!!! 💪

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I would say Loma.

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Fellow scot jabbed notificetion bell had subbed great channel to watch on rest(research) day lol silent (can watch in livingroom way family around silent👍👍) but vililant(can use in gym)😂😂😂haa cant spell violent there but can show u lol

[@McLeodScott]

Thanks mate what gym you out of in Scotland again? Is it Renfrewshire?

[@davidmccarthy8599]

@@McLeodScott yes saltire craig dickson colin belshaw guy coaches me kevin mcintyre a go barrhead ABC doin UWCB traing n go to grappling muay thai gym mate al fight as many as a can as retook after wee spell at 12/13 yrs old a train 20plus hrs a week lol av old bad addictions so keeps me sane

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#15 punch that povetkin KOed whyte with

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Dirty boxing for life

[@alec5508]

You forgot tip #28: jab twice to the head and then uppercut the nuts

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When you learn every combo in the game

[@Ihavetocorrectyou]

4. is Floyd bread and butter!

[@Proteanlife]

*CERTIFIED

[@christrucker4882]

#2 I did something similar and dropped a dude in my last fight with a straight right after a slip 😂 this stuff is legit .#4 is one of my favorites.

[@Peoples13]

This is solid but all moves are basic when your already controlling the fight You cant do some of these when the other fighter is super active But good tutorial overall

[@McLeodScott]

Yeah correct. It’s understanding when to use each one and having the confidence and even ability to pull off some but the ideas are there for all levels to test

[@Peoples13]

@@McLeodScott absolutely Great work. Maybe at the start of the video you could clarify that before hand. Just a suggestion 😉 Keep up the good work.

[@NICO-gb7me]

The most clean tutorial i've seen so far.

[@McLeodScott]

Thanks mate

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agree, that's great

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Facts

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Beautiful

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People think boxing is a tough mans sport, now that's a video of the sweet science, top video

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I mean, it is a tough man's sport. But tough isn't the opposite of smart.

[@Markblood889]

@@mr.fufucudlypoops8207 Teddy Atlas liked to say that being smart enables toughness- or something like that. He said it in the Adesanya interview when discussing Adesanya’s ko loss and his win over Costa. The sentiment has really stuck with me

[@mr.fufucudlypoops8207]

@@Markblood889 very true.

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A toughman and a boxer dont tend not to live a long or purposfull life to b both u need to b a very clever most tough guys pride get in way recipe for disaster great wee channel n fae a good scot tae love it brar x

[@mr.fufucudlypoops8207]

@@davidmccarthy3562 I think I had a seizure just trying to read that.

[@taytaymane]

The guy doing the tutorial looked pretty sharp too

[@10MinutesofGameplay]

I watched this yesterday and i become lomachenco today

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are you ukranian too

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@@robeart no.. Im filipino. Hahahha

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@@10MinutesofGameplay HAHAHA

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It's people like you who get humbled in my gym when they invite themselves to a spar

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So you gotten better or worse?cause Chenko is kind of a mediocre volume puncher.

[@thoughtdisease3798]

No talking, no music, just straight to the point 👍 Subscribed!

[@Waves.d_m]

Less talk more action. How boxing should be.

[@tmoneyofficial1]

i do so many of these without even knowing lool best tutorial channel ive seen no words needed

[@McLeodScott]

Thank you! Comments like this motivate us to create more videos. Cheers 🥊🥊

[@diamondmax5141]

Same

[@Diva360booths]

Same, mainly feints. Boxers are always feinting. Brilliant video this one.

[@tmoneyofficial1]

@@Diva360booths no doubt

[@ecclessiasticalhistory2078]

Y'all really giving handouts lmao, this is some inside knowledge hahaha good stuff

[@boxingfanatiic9025]

Now this is boxing teaching traps and tricks is what people need to see

[@rafaeladrian1510]

Floyd is landing all of this on Paul lmao

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Truee

[@juanavila2219]

This is perfect. That sweet science I’ve been looking for. Thank you 👍🏾

[@franciscolima5892]

By far the best video ive seen on how to set traps in boxing, deserves more likes and views

[@Channel-uc1om]

Great vid, Thanks a lot 😄

[@Brucelee-pv6uf]

0:05 jab 1 to 2 times /feint then hook 0:11 he parrys it two times 0:31 parry jab 1 to 2 times /then slip cross counter 1:45 add touching shots with swipe hook 2:15 step to rt / or do mike footwork change stance Then shuffle (shift n switch ) Shuffle pivot /to get back 2:35 shuffle pivot again 2:35 opoosite side /just pivot 2:45 back foot step first for further jab distance 3:00 touch head creat open to body / or touch body creat open to head 3:22 touch lead hook to body / then to head 4:05 L step 4:20 weave step to rt /shuffle back 4:22 shuffle back 4:29 triangle (change direction) 4:45 feint moving to lft /then step to rt counter Opponent rt side open 5:03 fake body shot /to uppercut 5:45 lift elbows up /bait oppenent to punch body /counter cross /or uppercut 6:00 pendulm back (both legs move same time/ bounce ) / or shuffle!! cross 6:08 again for the uppercut .... 6:15 shuffle back uppercut 6:23 from traingle step /cross tgen pivot 6:45 L step two times 7:05 step to lft /then shuffle pivot style 7:20 hold opponent head with rear hand / hold back with lead hsnd 7:40 step with jab /back foot follow (Step to lft with lead foot and pivot ) Sec time : shuffle /step with lead foot to right and pivot 7:43 moving forward feint oppenent expect attack from The front / attack from an angle 7:59 pulling opponent hand down to attack body 8:02 step lead foot pull hand down / shuffle moving forward and to side /rt hook to body 8:15 or step with rt foot to rt swjtch n shift /shuffle to rt change angle while pulling hand down /then attack body 8:05 hook onto outside of opponent glove /pulling hand down and create opening to the body 8:25 pulling elbow out from inside / attack body 8:40 break clinch :extend arms /drop down(stand up then drop down !!)

[@tripalovsky]

I love how strategic it's boxing. Nice video, straight to the point and pretty clear. Even for people who don't box it's great to appreciate more a fight and don't see "just punches".

[@stephonjames1038]

So many things I love about this. The fact both of you used gloves instead of one person using mitts. The speed and timing combined with the slow Motion with explanation. Realism. I could go on and on. Epic video! Thank you Coach!

[@ggboy1209]

I can see the movement of paquiao, floyd and other boxers here..

[@chablisboy]

Wow! Superb video. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

[@jcglez9491]

Finally bruh, always felt like trainers hold onto information for some reason you made it really easy and clear for everybody respect

[@angelojones358]

This tutorial is great. Probably the best I’ve seen in a while.

[@nikolasavic1242]

great video. maybe you should divide videos like this into few shorter videos. i think you will attract more viewers, and make them more interesting. anyway, great video.

[@McLeodScott]

Yeah it’s a good idea. We take a few weeks between videos because we try to compile so much into one but the shorter videos would mean we would get content out regularly 👍🏼

[@tyanttaylor60]

This is by far the best video i seen on KZbin, Period!!! Even my grandmother can follow & understand this 💯👌💯👌 but yet advanced enough that every boxer (amateur or pro)should study this every week!!

[@danb7856]

Risky shoulder rolling a jab. I tried that and got into by a following right hand. You could do a video on pressure fighting, positioning and cutting off the ring. Ring generalship is an art form in itself

[@McLeodScott]

Yeah agreed. Another guy commented about the shoulder roll against an ortho jab a month ago. Seen it straight away. We done this one to just demonstrate the trap but we have a Philly shell video which goes into more detail. We also have a ring generalship video too. Check it out in our previous videos.

[@danb7856]

@@McLeodScott I’ll take a look 👍

[@victorgriffin8739]

Lmao The tall guys face at the end seems to be saying “This lil M*th*f*ck*s Crazy!”

[@ViperDivinity]

People only thought boxing is just brawling. I hope people know that there is deep mindgames inside of it as well

[@clblol9156]

Great video this is verry helpful but i think this is verry risky to shoulder roll the jab because the right hand can follow immediately and you can be rocked

[@McLeodScott]

Possibly yeah but once the shoulder has been rolled for the jab it is in the same defensive position for the cross. It’s all subjective though. So many possibilities that could be used. I see your point though 👌🏼👍🏼

[@McLeodScott]

When returning a cross yourself after then the shoulder roll can be more danger yes.

[@word-is-bondboxing890]

Amazing channel. High ass skill level demonstrated in each video. Thank you from Toronto.

[@rmaz4878]

I’m coming to this video after 8 months and this video really taught me a lot

[@MartialArtsAddict-hd4gs]

Great video. I think 1 2 3 6 7 13 14 16 18 20 23 25 26 27 are the best ones

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fransisco fonseca has improved his boxing since ryan garcias fight

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Also, great music playing in the background: The Prodigy, Chemical Brothers, etc 😎😎

[@McLeodScott]

👌🏼🎶

[@sidhdantbagul593]

Awesome brother..... You and your whole team doing nice work bro... 🙏🏼

[@McLeodScott]

sidhdant bagul thanks a lot mate

[@d.g.1986]

This is dope, especially if youre a quick handed, in and out scoring type of boxer. To actually land these and be effective, you had better be PRACTICING a lot, because your opponent isn't going to sit back and just let you work your game plan like the partner in the video. In fact a lot of these leave you open for counter punches (I mean the other person has a plan too), but definitely excellent practice to work on different opportunities that you may see open up during the course of a match or spar! Thanks for the tutorial!

[@McLeodScott]

Yeah 100% the other boxer isn’t just going to stand there but we do have demonstrate the drill. All the moves are achievable but all depends on your ring IQ, athleticism, the opponent in front of you etc. We are just laying out a template in this video. Thanks for the comment 👍🏼

[@johnnygarcia33133]

This is a great video. Zero talking and just straight the point demonstration. Thank you for helping me understand more of this beautiful sport. Now I can actually watch boxing and understand more of the fighters skills. Please keep making more videos like this.