Advanced Slipping Technique, PART 1 - Head Movement

[@IanTranSend]

Johnny, I know the video's 8 years old but this is the best magic trick I've seen for this year or at least season. Great work man!

[@expertboxing]

Hey thanks so much for this comment. :)

[@justincren8259]

@@expertboxing Very helpful till this day, I love the amount of detail in the video P.s. Is this how professional boxers are able to trick their opponent with distance?

[@mbm94619]

Man your videos really need more views you're giving out some good game on this channel and you break it down in an easy way to comprehend . Appreciate you bruh 👊🏽

[@expertboxing]

Thank you man!

[@expertboxing]

I love the support. More stuff coming soon.

[@limalima6037]

Head movement is to throw off and or delay the opponents timing and is done in a type of rhythm. Slipping is to avoid the opponents punch and is done with timing off the rhythm (or broken rhythm). Also, the side to side slipping technique is good because it gets you into position to counter with leverage and move again. It is bad because it requires alot of natural ability and athletic "keeness" to do correctly. The other bad point is that because it is aggressive countering, if the fighter using it is not a particularly powerful puncher with a formidable chin they will end up with the opposite effect of what they we're looking for (see Liston vs Patterson 1 & 2) Got it? Good.

[@slipknotatheart]

0:55-0:58 Johnny, I disagree with what you said that if you slip to one side that you have "less power, less speed, less mobility". If you slip a punch to a side (let's say the left side for instance), your body weight is now on your left leg. On top of that you are now crouching. This is a perfect position from which to launch an explosive left hook/ uppercut by springing your body weight back up behind it.

[@expertboxing]

I agree with you. That it's possible to slip to one side without losing power. But I also agree with myself in that you lose absolute power when you go more towards one leg rather than 2 legs. Ideally, you would like to slip over as minimally as possible. The pros are not trying to slip as far to one side as possible, even IF they want a hook from that side, and neither should you. The technique I share here will allow you stay more in the middle even if you want to slip, and that maximizes all your possibilities.

[@slipknotatheart]

+expertboxing Very informative, thank you, Johnny. I'll practice this technique more as it seems more practical.

[@burntbagnet]

anything that can help me get less beat up during sparring, ima take it... subscribed!

[@lemonadeninja3339]

Yes Actually no just take it ayt?

[@dustinwelch1165]

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[@dustinwelch1165]

Teach you boxingAnd MMA and karate

[@ramrod924]

I'm very impressed with this video. Slipping and head movement make more sense to me now. The boxing instructors I go to are very very good but you kept the jargon at a level I understood which helps me a lot. Thnx

[@AUInnocent]

You are really an excellent teacher. I've done this technique and could do it reflexively, but I could never quite teach it to any of my students. You explain a lot of key concepts very clearly that most people, even those who can do it, can't explain so well.

[@expertboxing]

YES. I believe in that theory. I teach that in my basic slipping technique. Rotating out of the angle is half the work, and this way you don't have to come off-axis so much.

[@cosmokramer2711]

I don't know what it is, but the way you explain stuff just jives with me man. Awesome video.

[@expertboxing]

I'm glad you "get" it, Cosmo. I really am.

[@PAULOMLEWIS]

Another excellent vid clip. And a SO VERY IMPORTANT ONE. Well done , Never seen it explained this way in depth ! Thx J. ...Paulo

[@rosie811honey]

You are a good teacher,clear and concise and likable.

[@expertboxing]

Thank you. I try my best. It's very hard to explain what comes so naturally for some and looks so strange to others. The deeper you dive you into details, the weirder it looks.

[@AKfaded907]

I feel like slippin while stayin on your toes and incorporating the hook like motion in your feet really helps with slipping punches and setting up for the counters and stayin centered!

[@expertboxing]

great ideas. I will record them in the next batch!

[@Irishprotrader]

Good technique to incorporate in defensive movement Thank man !

[@sourya111]

Thanks Johny

[@expertboxing]

Will do!

[@ryant4138]

great explanation, this has really helped me with my head movement!

[@flynnnewton3324]

You're videos never get to old

[@deded846]

Asians are smart in everything

[@indrawangosal8281]

nah really

[@estebandos984]

this is awesome! thank you for sharing all your videos and knowledge! I'm sure a lot of us appreciate it!

[@AUpshaw85]

Looking forward to part 2

[@quez2260]

This is gold!

[@achillesnakmuay]

Great channel man just subscribed. I've been competing in thai boxing for almost a decade and am just about to transition to western boxing, so this videos are helping a lot. Thanks again.

[@expertboxing]

Thanks, Joshua. I wish you well in the transition to boxing. It's a great sport full of new challenges and skills to learn. I think you'll really enjoy it.

[@AKfaded907]

Awesome stuff I do this naturally! Never even new it was a boxing trick! haha

[@dad4378]

Same lmao

[@JohnSmith-wk8be]

Just superb

[@c0b4lyf]

u got some good techniques keep up tha work

[@farahbasdeo9997]

thanks for sharing. .great explanation

[@expertboxing]

what combos do you want to see?

[@Hernantolio]

I was already using this and i had no idea lol. Thx ! I didn't know it was so useful (I am martial artist so sadly we don't use a lot of slips / h movement)

[@ElreyRayo]

thank You for sharing Your experience!

[@chancedamont6939]

This is cool, it reminds me of lessons in Arnis.

[@PeteRoseinthehalloffamenow]

Thanks Johnny... HOOAH!

[@shaothetao5398]

Thank you!

[@expertboxing]

That's in the works!

[@FlipWarBucks]

great vid bro. can you make a video for us dancer [ali] type boxers. i'd love to hear your tips on that style.

[@expertboxing]

Yes I can.

[@a-bovea-ve-rage]

Luv this

[@olot100]

Hey, I just got a question, my Muay Thai teacher uses rotation to slip punches. Pretty much he taught me to just turn my shoulders from the hip and my head will move out of the way. very little leaning required. I tried and it's a little misleading at first but once i practiced a few times, I realized it was really enough to dodge the punches. It's really effective, especially since it puts me in a position to counter with a lot of rotation. Let me know what you think!

[@campbellchannelfilipinaamerica]

Hi..thanks 😘

[@expertboxing]

Hello

[@Brisbaneview]

Thank you :)

[@expertboxing]

You're welcome, Mehdi.

[@omarm6241]

Do you have some exercises that I can do to get better at this please

[@Account-cu2lf]

Fire Star Just search for : Boxing slipping drills

[@abdullahmumin8649]

subscribed. Thank you so much! I have a question, some people are afraid to attack first because they afraid of being hit, they only counter. How do they learn to not afraid and attack first?

[@expertboxing]

Try FEINT first, then attack. Or use a fast attack like a jab. It takes time to develop confidence in your movement.

[@expertboxing]

There's no harm. You're not committing to any movement and not leaving yourself vulnerable. If you have to move more, then move more. The goal is to move as little as needed.

[@edgardodominguez3498]

thank you i tried it out and it worked fine lol

[@mikeycalloway6567]

Always great boxing tips

[@19skerge19]

Awesome Video man, very enlightening. I am having problems getting used to pivoting both feed, do you do a drill for that or just try to add it into heavy bag or shadow boxing stuff? It may just be an unfamiliar movement for me. I love what it can do for MMA setting up kicks without the tell of pivoting your front foot for spinning hook, switch kick or back kicks. Thanks for the video.

[@qweqweqqweq6798]

whats your amateur record?

[@carlosalbertoguzman3411]

johny i love your videos you are my hero and when i grow up i want to be like you. im from Argentina. have you visited my country? you know tango, right?

[@PS3GamerOGBoogie]

you could catch peoples rhythm. especially a banger.

[@mnanaukkdz]

I think you are a very good boxer, i would love to fight you a day :) Very good job I'm impressed!

[@againstallodds404]

wow!

[@Chrispbacon382]

What shoes did you wear?

[@cenon415]

me too!

[@tamimhusain3376]

HEAD MOVEMENT! HEAD MOVEMENT! HEAD MOVEMENT, YES JAB MOVE, HEAD MOVEMENT!

[@markant9534]

+T H You sound like Rousey`s coach during her hilarious match with Nunes!

[@kyreewells9215]

Can this used for in and out fighters?

[@expertboxing]

what do think? every technique can come in useful for every fighter. you never know what an opponent will give you

[@renatodavid1]

Why lowing the hands while moving? When you move to the left, you low the right, when you move to right, you low the left. Is there a reason for that?

[@expertboxing]

"Walking into a punch" is not slipping. Slipping is supposed to be evading the punch. You need to be faster or smarter. There are many ways to get past a strike.

[@naturesentrepreneur8432]

I was expecting these kind of vid.lol

[@FarCritical]

Them stances got rhythm

[@edgardodominguez3498]

does this work with mma???

[@Ashuraohma]

Wouldn't you walk into a punch when you slip to the left (your left) ?

[@iPknEdge]

But if i was boxing someone using that i would just switch up and start hitting with left jabs, and if they stopped i would just switch back to southpaw. help?

[@omarmagdy4179]

HEAD MOVEMENT !!!!

[@jhozeljoves1039]

I want to be great world champion boxer one day.

[@WSY_FTW_PLOX]

It can work but you'd have to worry about a knee or a kick coming your way after you slip. I'd stick to blocking in MMA not unless you are very good at slipping and have really sharp eyes to notice things your opponent is setting up for.

[@zr0hrz2wlight]

Seeing this boxing head movement clip a while back as part 1 is the only video that explain the slip trick with energy efficiency, I've been a BJJ grappler guy for about 1/2 a decade & injured for about the same amount of time doing gentle therapy on shoulder max positions soon to return back again & doing a lot of leg flexibility exercises. With boxing I use to try and get heaps BUT only a very little amount of training whenever I could with a real live partner & his name was John also, but he was a Tae Kwon Do guy. Being 1 on 1 or more fighting partners I get the best boxing experience but he no longer likes combative arts, also as temporary option long ago I modified a floor to ceiling ball attaching a striking limb -made of very light tube & padded limb attach above the ball + industrial glasses & mouth guard for safety, it hits back fast unpredictably so it's sort of trains a very little skill, other than that I shadow box against others recorded on KZbin screen, actually come to think of it; that brings to mind it would be a fun aerobic boxing workout to do that in actual real time on a sign in webcam & call it shadow boxing web cam tournament or something. I might deliver this message in your part 2 clip, just in case you don't get to see this message I guess. Thx for some science behind a bit of boxing skills...

[@clydez007]

If you going to train a pro dang?! that pro will be a champion

[@gigagambashidze7267]

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[@bLAZIN00004]

Left hook, right straight

[@awmartian424]

👍

[@dshizznitrb3]

i tried this against someone and now i woke up in the hospital

[@expertboxing]

hahahaha

[@DonHUNDO]

Yeeeeeessssss... but how do I do this in MMA when they chop my legs with their kicks

[@레오나르도-q9v]

좋아요

[@GutsAndGlory734]

Shane Mosley used this in the Mayweather fight

[@dustinwelch1165]

Even while you do the side

[@kamalashraf4846]

Fcuk, this is good

[@DanielRamBeats]

hmm interesting idea

[@KamratKamala]

What if you fight a boxer who knows it is just a trick?

[@LimmeLimbo]

OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOHHHHH!!!!! So that's why Bruce Lee won't sit the fuck down during a fight.

[@expertboxing]

I don't do MMA so I wouldn't know. MMA has a different rhythm of movement.

[@expertboxing]

I don't understand your question.

[@jfalconredskins]

That does sound advanced. You need very good footwork to pull of those "tricks"

[@WBHustlas]

lool this looks kinda funny but makes sense

[@timm285]

We get taught to turn our shoulders to slip and not move our heads at all

[@markant9534]

I do kung fu Is there any kung fu vids about slipping?

[@sionefifita7212]

Do the twist everyone that's the trick

[@expertboxing]

hahahaahah

[@dustinwelch1165]

Well turn to karate because when you slip to the left you could throw a jab to the stomach

[@rockjawinc]

I'd rather slip and roll

[@alexong2542]

But . . . Mike Tyson's peekaboo style made slipping looked easy . . .

[@verbotenco]

Johnny your limb movement resembles kung fu shit, you don't actually implement that in the ring do you?

[@expertboxing]

Hell yeah, I do...and many others as well. My demonstration exaggerates the technique so people can learn it. If you don't have the capacity to see this in pro fights...it's alright, man... just go back to the beginner videos.

[@dang2979]

Many great boxers use faints and head movements. The point is to keep your opponent guessing. If you become predictable, you're a dead man. One guy I can think of is Ali.

[@vaanrabanastre5929]

expertboxing yah...I get it you really had to exaggerate for others to understand...others get it first , others have a hard time understanding it...

[@youngserg6298]

Bobby Cheezpuffs mayweat her is a master at making people guess what he will do next are what is he doing exactly

[@dang2979]

patrick pineer He's a good defensive fighter, but that Pac fight was kind of boring to watch considering Pac had to chase him the whole fight.

[@CommKommando]

Eh no. I would jab the hell out of someone dancing like James Brown.

[@expertboxing]

And that's EXACTLY what someone dancing around would want you to do----throw jabs and make yourself open for their counters. (POINT PROVEN!)

[@markant9534]

+expertboxing Pa pa`s got a brand new bag! Does that mean Tyson was dodging the jab wrong because he moved off center the way you said but seemed accurate with his counter hook, maybe it`s because of his amazing hand speed? Lloyd Honeyghan used to move his head constantly but was crude and off center.

[@clydez007]

If you going to train a pro dang?! that pro will be a champion

[@gigagambashidze7267]

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