5 Ways to Defend Against: The Jab

[@onyxabsorb2255]

Can u give more updates on your gloves

[@fighttips]

I just talked to the manufacturer and the shipping was delayed, unfortunately. I'm trying to set up a pre-sale order form by Black Friday, and have them shipped for early December. I'll keep you all updated -- thank you so much for your patience!

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[@thierr10]

Can’t wait tho they look sick and are so good for sparring with gloves for protection while having that freedom when blocking incoming punches etc.

[@monothemonkey]

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[@ldenson1969]

You guys R awesome. Love this channel

[@TW0T0NGUE]

I wonder what PJ looks like when he's sleeping. He's probably shuffling around the same way he is here.

[@vatop1304]

ha!

[@drizzy9126]

Love how during the demos you guys always finish the moveset even while explaining. We get see the total outcome and learn from potential mistakes and well as successes. Thanks for this

[@lostmarimo]

i like how he never stops dancing around

[@stephentheweaselespinoza2659]

"Everybody's on steriods" -Shane Fazen

[@DedicatedSpartan]

Stephen 'The Weasel' Espinoza Nate Diaz

[@gianlucav.a7566]

ahhahahaha

[@BjornFriborg]

Best video in a long time - this can be used by everyone. Very fundamental but instant usability!

[@RiggadonDan]

Great video Shane. I always seem to learn new techniques every time I watch one of your videos. Your boxing is something to look up to. Having only 10 months of boxing training, I feel that attaining your level of skill and technique is leagues away. Thanks for being an inspiration with your videos. You are truly the best martial arts channel on KZbin! An all around badass.

[@henrydippnall3679]

I want to start off saying thank you Shane!! Your videos have helped me improve my boxing skills at my boxing club at university and I’m now able to spar against people above my weight class and teach beginners, so thank you for that!! Also, I was gonna post on your next video to say “Shane, could you do a video on countering different punches?” And yet here is a video for jab! Hopefully there will be a video for other punches and their variations!! Cheers Shane, stay safe underdog!!

[@derekobrien7043]

Another short great video of proven techniques. Well done as always Shane. Since I've been watching your videos my fight IQ has really gone up. I attribute that to your style of teaching. Quick, direct and to the point. I find after watching I have been able to incorporate things I've learned from your short videos into my workout and training. I enjoyed your exhibition fight the other night I know it was a exhibition and you both did a great job for a important and close to home cause. I loved the wall kick you did in , I believe the first round. Great exhibition.

[@anonymousphantom5285]

Have you done any videos on how to defend against take downs? If not can you make one? It will be really helpful if you do

[@jaden5637]

You are what you train. You must go beyond basics. Who ever controls space controls the fight. That involves footwork.

[@phoenixbarnes55]

The pull back is one of my favorites. And the gloves look sick. So uhhh yeah...hintity hint hint.

[@banta66lope71]

Shane you should do a video on every martial art you ever trained in and in what order

[@thedude2122]

PJ near the end looks likes he is doing sign language for the deaf audience members

[@CTRLCCTRLVable]

Shane don't forget the slip into the "jab/uppercut" or corkscrew uppercut characteristic from Prince Naseem Hamed. Great content, keep it up

[@yxngbuba]

thanks for this man 🤙🏻 really appreciate it

[@ericgreen9482]

Thanks for the video.I'm adding that to my daily routine.nice demonstration.

[@mauriciorv228]

This is such an important thing to learn thank u shane

[@cau6659]

Great vid as usual ! ...Parry always work for me :)

[@gamergek1]

Hey Shane, I got into muay thai recently and I am moving up to the recreants. However, my trainer said I couldn't perform good under stress or under pressure in the ring. Could you give me/us some tips on boxing under pressure? How to quickly memorise your kicks and punches and act fast.

[@wilsonfisk6156]

Clorox Bleach I'm not expirienced fighter or anything but a lot of things act similarly in many diferent sports. If you train a lot your punches, kicks, dodges they create muscle memory and muscle starts to do sth with instinct. Yes in fight there is a lot of improvisation and unexpected things but that will certanly help you. Also sparring too

[@terellslaughter6567]

Spar, a lot. Spar with different people. Go full contact twice a week (Tues & Fri). Breathe, slow & steady. Control your adrenaline, don't let it control you.

[@ScepticPwnageGaming]

One of the best ways to go into a fight, is by thinking youre the best. Why do you think so many champions call themselves the best? Its a confidence thing, if you believe that youre the best, why would you falter in the ring?

[@jaden5637]

Good demonstrating the trap or parry.

[@jackkroll7875]

Love your videos

[@vatop1304]

Hey Shane your parry doesnt need to drop that low, try more like giving a high five aiming downward to the incoming jab. So it doesn't leave your left side exposed so much. I do that a lot in my sparring following it up with a rear right, almost simultaneously.

[@bymilliebphotography8249]

Excellent techniques; I am trying them out now! thank you!

[@wilanderordinado1769]

Good Video fightTips

[@angeloghee]

Awesome shit Shane.

[@anonymous_1850]

Parry is very effective.And important.

[@marcokazama3558]

Thanks shane nice tips

[@WorDouglas8]

Good - Great examples - Thanks

[@jessed1586]

Awesome stuff as usual. Thanks.

[@ssmm9996]

Jheeze Dem Waves On PJ look Banging🔥🔥👌

[@leafsfan71]

Great video!!!

[@Eetu405]

Good stuff Shane! Love your content!

[@Joelvel]

I like doing the pull and counter a lot.

[@Intenxsify]

Good video Shane

[@HamzaKhan-jv2vx]

thank you Shane for making this video I like it because i am also a biggner boxer.

[@frankwagner3659]

Possibly a weird question: lately I've been conditioning my knuckles, hitting the bag without gloves, most of the time I still use wraps, but I seem to develop a tendency to connect with the secondary knuckles (the next joint along the finger away from the hand), and I can't figure out why. Tried going slow to figure it out, but it still tends to happen when I pick up speed and I cut those secondary knuckles pretty often. Thoughts? Keep up the great work!

[@duncanmacfarlane238]

Best tips, thank you

[@damdaley8092]

You should do a series where you watch your fans work into their bag or shadow box for a couple minutes and react by pointing out mistakes they could be making. I think it would be a great way to interact with your fans, and be a better coach at the same time. Many of us may be making mistakes that you haven't covered in one of your videos, and be suffering for it as well.

[@GabrielPerez-cn9bb]

Really helpful

[@camsnyder2636]

Shane what do you think of Kung Fu ??? Please reply

[@mayukhsen8195]

Great discipline. Check out kung Lee, Jon Jones etc. My favorite is boxing and muay Thai though. Easy to learn and practice, and start sparring and fighting right away, which is the most important part. Imo, start with boxing and muaythai and then move on to more difficult stuff like Kungfu.

[@huntexlee]

bad

[@motubhai3373]

Great brother

[@xeamanforoiyd52]

Another way is to simultaneously throw a gunting hook to the bicep or backfist to the tricep while your parrying the jab. Works best when bare knuckled.

[@limalima6037]

You can also drop underneath the jab on an opponent (bob) and dig into the body. This makes the best use of gravity to help you. In MMA this can be dangerous do to the opponent dropping the jab on your head or shoulder and raising a knee up to seriously jack you up! The opponent can also just raise a knee. You can also smack pull the jab hand out of position or pin the wrist in position before it is thrown and continue the offense. Just a few extra tips from a real master martial artist!

[@airpu4490]

Those gloves are lookin niceeee

[@fahmidyboy]

I like that last one

[@mohamedtarek-cy2wl]

can you do a video on how to use jab for defense?

[@DavidSanchez-qz2cm]

perry the jab and counter is my favorite

[@ssmm9996]

Amazing and Helpful VID Shane Keep it up👌👊🔥

[@ridetravelandexplore]

best video, really helpful one. Kinda problem solved of mine. Thanks Shane ☺

[@MRJBoxing608]

Good advice

[@ekonx115]

You're going to make me the heavyweight champ in a year

[@hellhills3332]

I wish you could make a video with Jeff Chan from MMA Shredded

[@BadMofoTraining]

Great video, thank you for the content

[@hervedesormeaux1478]

Very good video 👍

[@christiananthony7157]

Ay Shane those gloves are badass you ever gonna start your brand up and sell them??

[@fighttips]

+Christian Anthony yes sir; they will be available for purchase in just a few weeks!

[@christiananthony7157]

fightTIPS well ill be the first to buy coach 😎🤙

[@Tune76]

Yes we need those gloves

[@fxstdribbler6427]

Do you have a 5 ways playlist?

[@stefanspasojevic133]

Shane,what do you think about mma fighters:Vaso Bakocevic and Dusan Dzakic?

[@wilsonfisk6156]

Stefan Spasojevic vjerojatno ih nezna..

[@stefanspasojevic133]

Steta😒

[@Tr33Tr331]

I use the first slip to the outside then body, hopefully opponents drop their hands. Felix Trinidad way is effective if you're quick and opponents hesitate to throw

[@user-mo1sc4eh7g]

Last one seems like lap Sao in Wing chun!

[@denizuzun5577]

PJ is cool

[@bolognasandwich1694]

Shane what’s your arm workout look like ?

[@ellobo2899]

Thanks. I sparred yesterday. I have form Down, but offense and defense not so much. He beat me with jaB hook cross. I almost fell to the floor XD

[@VaqueroVegano]

Thanks

[@boky7731]

"Tell Jose I'm coming" - Shane Fazen

[@gingercore69]

Or bite their hand(?) Jokes aside... Not for boxing... But i usually like to lean back and kick with a snaping front kick to the chin or a pushing front kick to body(if they are in a muay thai guard) or a roundhouse to the face... They usually are covering the head, but it still stagger them usually... I always go with "mirror" stance... So if they are left handed i fight as right handed, if they are right handed i fight as left handed... Loved your tip about using the same side hand, it will be usefull next time n.n

[@Salsa-Lizano]

Ready for Wilder Lets get it 👊

[@soph1142]

watup shane...just wondering if I'm pissing in the wind....im 22 and only starting to try high kicks ? will I ever get flexible enough to correctly do them ?

[@apex9841]

Nice gloves

[@raturagutuleimoses2058]

CoachPJ

[@shinwook5145]

how do you parry outside with the oppsite hand?

[@tyrone3922]

Slipping inside is great for a counter left hook can be followed up with a straight easily dropped my last opponent with it

[@itachiuchiha7663]

Man i lost a fight today and i feel dissapointed at myself so im training myself harder right now

[@andrewabrams1535]

parry is a good one for me.

[@promotron0564]

thanks I think I got it

[@Joshneedsnature]

If someone does a booboo and leads with an orthodox cross, I often throw a lead shovel hook to the chin after slipping left. I know you said you throw a jab or come over top of the last punch...could you please give me some insight on risks I should look out for, for doing it the way I do? I throw it about the same time as the slip, almost as I'm moving to the left. I really appreciate your time.

[@Joshneedsnature]

To edit: I do the same at times with the jab, but from the other side. It's just a bit harder due to the speed of the jab and fitting it in.

[@JohnDoe-iw5jg]

Can you do more videos for southpaw? Please

[@fighttips]

+Y.S.G Peabody noted!

[@JohnDoe-iw5jg]

Thanks for quick response have a good day/night (depending timezone your in).

[@travolta110]

If the opponent kept on occupying the jab (no.5), any tips on how to counter it?

[@FoxMcCGamer]

FIRST FINALLY I DID IT but tbh im excited for this

[@adriancastaneda5344]

I mostly use the parry technique!

[@amansinghlb5528]

Nice

[@Brian_Moser1118]

what happens if lets say he throws a left jab, i duck towards my right and throw a left hook at the same time ?

[@snagup7622]

I have a fight tomorrow.How can I prepare?

[@abdullahjalil745]

spar for like 3 hrs

[@king-r6712]

Snag Up proffesional or street fight?

[@snagup7622]

King-R Street.

[@MS-sh9hq]

take a shank

[@Finger_Lock_]

First try to avoid the fight, if not possible stay safe, use mouthpiece if possible, warm up before if you know when exactly it will go down, maybe stretch in the morning, wear comfy clothes. You cant improve your technique much at this point, just remember the basics, hands up, head movement, foktwork, if you are a grappler clinch and takedown. Work on visualisation, imagen the fight in your head and you winning (don't plan the fight move by move because 99% it wont go ass planned) Try to tire the guy out with defence and after he looses the addrenaline energy beat him with texhnique. If you remember update us tomorrow, stay safe.

[@1sunstyle]

You can also break the arm when he punches you. That's one of the greatest flaws in MMA is everyone leaves their arms dangling out and you're not allowed to break the arm. I practice weaponry and there are numerous errors people have defending themselves. It gets really complex and it's impossible to teach in a short period of time! I generally don't like MMA except for the occasional displays of high level BJJ, wrestling, sometimes you get a really good boxer. I dedicated my life to martial arts 25 years ago.

[@heyykilluaa]

This should be interesting 😄

[@eliermaxwell5910]

What about blocking jobs with the rear hand

[@SkinnyPe]

this may be a stupid question but why hit the chin? Its because it opens the guard right?

[@jaredpadilla2503]

Ight so never try to parry unless you and your opponent are both wearing gloves? Or start practicing that with gloves first and as you get better, you'll be ready for bare fists considering the size and speed of the hands?

[@AlvaroRM90]

Simple things are sometimes the most effective.

[@evanrooney5903]

I only started boxing about 3 maybe 4 months ago and I'm super fit now and my coach is now allowing me to sparr and touch spar i just wanted to ask u guys is it normal to suck as a beginner? I don't know why but I feel that I hold myself back and that I might let fear consume me sometimes but I love this sport and I was told I had a talent for it when I won a trophy last year in school (we did a boxing program in my school) the Coach told me to join a club but it was only a couple months later that I joined and here I am I want to be good and am dedicated enough as it is I'm fast and sharp don't know what I weigh but I'm 5 ft 7/8 16 years of age and would be I wouldn't say skinny but toned enough I really wish I could get good at this what do u guys think?

[@metehanalkan2865]

Niceee💪

[@iamchamp6814]

Hey shane how wide the boxing ring??

[@gianluca5638]

Shane i have a question hope you will answer: i watched a lot of mike tyson's fights and he used to slip the jab always on the inside first but despite that he was very effective. Why in your opinion he liked to slip inside?

[@louvermon437]

I often parry(same hand) and jab back at the same time, and I kinda have a skip the rock motion following with my straight right. Is that a bad idea?

[@louvermon437]

I use my jab a lot, so that last tip a long with these is pretty helpful.

[@almasakic1148]

hi! can these be applied in muay thai too?

[@marcoskrupiczer6595]

I can slip pretty well but I totally suck at parrying punches

[@number1hater869]

What do you do if your the guy getting ur jab hand occupied ????? Need answers asap lol

[@KenzoRoberts]

What are shanes gloves called??

[@fiftyfull92]

Ehy shane what's up. I'm a big fan of your channel and I practice fight sports since I was 16 (now i'm 25). During these years I had experience in different gyms and in almost all this gyms there is some psycho extrem violent person, unable to build relationship with normal people (and mybe end up killing someone with a punch in a disco). All these in part because of the training mentality that this gyms tend to promulgate. I don't want to thraw shit on the philosophy of combat sports, that I think it's really good when applied intelligently in the right manner and context, but i'm also concerned about the effect which beat up for passion may have on the psychology of a person. So I write to you because you seems to me a really a balanced type of fighter, and I want to ask to you what is your mentality. I mean how to avoid to become one of these bipolar guy that goes out and beat people because you had a troubled childhood, and become the monster that you ever try to fight (if you want a better picture watch my name is lenny about the fighter Lenny McLean)? Do you do meditation? You have a precisely sparring ethic/mentality that make thraw out stress instead of take it back in form of hate? I wait your answer or ,maybe better, one of your really good video about this topic. Cheer