becoming a boxer at home is easy, actually

[@Elias-pf5xm]

I've tried to give you most of the info you'll need to start boxing at home, but joining a boxing gym is a must to really complete what you’ve started. Trust me, if you follow these steps, when you walk into that gym, you won’t just be that new regular guy 💀

[@EAUglyHippopotamus]

You likely will because there is a lot more technique in a punch than it seems

[@Djouhoud]

"Aren't you new ?" "Nah, i'm just not the new regular guy."🙏🗣

[@dtbumar]

I get you but all you really need to start boxing is some stamina so start running, but other than that, you don't need anything else

[@Noobhalwagaming2008]

Bro can you make 6 days in a week just make a pdf of this video

[@kainnine4494]

bro you started the video yapping talking bout its hard to throw a knee or kick in shorts and said boxing is one of the most effective self defense tools which it is NOT

[@raphael2966]

Sparred with grandma and she was so proud of me. It's been 3 days and she's still napping

[@SkullBeast3000]

She dead

[@Raccc305]

@@SkullBeast3000🤣🤣🥴🥴

[@Mohamad7231.]

R.I.P i understand ur pain bro

[@wolfgang4368x]

Do you have two?❤

[@SkullBeast3000]

@@raphael2966 fart on her face might wake her up

[@dtbumar]

Guys, learning how to ''box at home'' is like trying to learn how to swim through an online course, join a boxing gym y'all.

[@knayelover911]

💯💯

[@Meethgsraj]

But what if we cant afford?

[@emerson.lllllllllll]

Actually, the first part (body training) doesnt need a gym.

[@blackhoodie4170]

or just spar with anyone, you'll learn good enough defense eventually

[@dtbumar]

@@emerson.lllllllllll the only thing you need to do before joining is gym is to be able to run 3 miles non stop without breaking down, and maybe be able to do like 10 pushups. other than that, you should be learning everything you know in a gym.

[@huranku98]

This is actually great advice. I trained for 3 years in a boxing gym and I think this video is great for a hobbyist. If youre looking to be a pro, go to a pro gym.

[@Football-knowledge1]

Nah most of us don’t know shit about self defence and trying to learn

[@thex2983]

​@@Football-knowledge1 Then go to a gym, or get a personal coach.

[@Football-knowledge1]

@@thex2983 if I could I would bro

[@tjitjo]

Total bs on the running part though. I used to run a lot but almost never more than twice a week, then gym maybe twice a week, and I was in GREAT shape. You can't give advice like "aim to run at least three miles three times a week". That's shit. Everything is personal. If you wanna grow strong then get to know your body as your best friend, find what feels good and what FEELS strong. You have personal strengths, find them. You may realize you're not supposed to be a boxer though!

[@huranku98]

@tjitjo I actually agree with you, during my training years I barely ran at all but I did skip rope a lot.

[@Djouhoud]

0:50- 1.Muscle 0:53- Muscle strength 3:05- Core training 4:14- Explosive squats 5:19- 2. Endurance 5:22- Running 6:18- Jump rope 6:41- Interval Training 7:18- 3 Techniques 8:13- Punches 10:44- Defense 13:10- Footwork 13:34- Shadow boxing Hope it's help for all of you to focus at each points. Elias can you do a video about how to start calisthenics please, thank you for all the video you are making. That was all , Student out.

[@tapatshephang7218]

Thxs

[@Djouhoud]

@@tapatshephang7218 no problem.

[@UltimateWealth19._.]

Even tho you wear jeans a kickboxer or a muy Thai fighter can still punch and use elbow even though the punches aren't as powerful as a boxer it's still affective

[@Ju5t_guy]

How to do this

[@Gurkan.]

Youre a lifeguard man

[@Xtrazq]

Yea this guy explained everything very well and he knows what he’s talking about, but please if your actually thinking about boxing and trying to be good at it still join a boxing gym they will actually help you improve even more. If you learn everything in this video it’ll give you a head start with once you join a boxing gym

[@LiefTheBeef]

Agreed, because only at the gym with a coach and partners will you be told about little bad habits early on.

[@stmich7217]

This guy didn't explain anything it's ai generated

[@kanekicaneca5285]

I dont have a gym in my city tf am i supposed to do?

[@fakename7901]

My only problem with gyms is when dudes start saying touchy feely shit like "I'm going to hit you right in the button, I'm going to touch your button, get around you, all over you, overwhelm you and I'm going to drown you, get over you and tire you and put you to sleep boy"

[@NotSoBryt]

@@kanekicaneca5285study boxing for 10 years and open your own gym

[@bravewryy6781]

I'm a simple man.. I see Ippo i click 🥊

[@oroxz]

Same

[@HectorGuizar-ob3yg]

Tony jeffries is a great channel to watch for boxing advice, super easy to understand

[@Mid-YT-Creator]

Watch his video: "How to box 101"

[@megalodongamer55]

Practice every punch 100 times he told

[@fabioooh]

He regurgitates the same advices you hear all the time online ,he is legit as boxer but now he is just trying to make money

[@pontiffsulyvahn23]

​@@megalodongamer55that is good advice

[@moldynugget8290]

@@HectorGuizar-ob3yg yes that’s what I watched . It helped a lot

[@insnpottoXD]

So I’ve seen a few people criticizing people for practicing at home and that they should just get a gym membership, but the thing is, I literally can’t afford it. I can barely afford my car payments and groceries, so if I wanna try to become an amateur boxer, and I’m literally only talking about me and my situation right now, the only way for me to start is at home until I can afford a gym membership. 🤷‍♂️

[@dtbumar]

nah bruh.. if you're determined you'll simply make it happen. if you really want it you'll work overtime, work another job, start doing side hustles, skipping meals so you can save up money, doing whatever you can to join a boxing gym so you can become a boxer. also try and make a deal with the boxing gym, you'll clean up the boxing gym and all the equipment for a free membership or a discounted membership. remember these boxing gyms love passionate kids.

[@insnpottoXD]

@@dtbumar I am working overtime but the only job I can get right now is DoorDash, and I live in Vegas, so all of the gyms around me work more like businesses. 🤷‍♂️ I’m not trying to make excuses, I’m just saying, I’m physically and financially limited atm so I can’t afford a gym yet. I have a heavy bag at home and a park nearby I can go to.

[@Tylex2000]

​@@dtbumar You dont know how real world works😂

[@TheJmsJose97]

@@dtbumar lmfao you’re a kid an adult doesn’t have time for that shit

[@insnpottoXD]

@@Tylex2000 Well the reason they said what they said is because most amateur fighters still have to work a second job and they really do have to sacrifice a lot in order to get where they are. However, I don’t think they were considering that sometimes, life just doesn’t let you do whatever you want to do.

[@Insanity_48]

First step for people who cant access to boxing gym, Also the guide for people who want to improve on their boxing career. i appricate your content man

[@TheBlueskyson]

1. Push ups. explosive style. 2. Pull ups. 3. Sit ups/core training. abs and lower back. AB wheel. 4. Explosive squats. 5. calf exercises. 6. Endurance - running. at least 5k's 3 x p/week. 7. Jump rope. 8. Intervals/punch bag. 4 punch combo on bag till failure. 5 x rounds. start wit 2 rounds.

[@oroxz]

Thanks dude

[@Afflictamine]

or 1. join a boxing gym

[@TiskArtist]

@@Afflictaminethis video is talking about becoming an amateur boxer at home. Not everyone can afford a boxing gym membership dude

[@Afflictamine]

@@TiskArtist you will teach yourself poor technique , most boxing gyms offer free trials

[@P00PSTAINLICK]

bro this video includes almost everything a boxer needs to know

[@sebfox2194]

Nah, this is just the basics that you will learn in your first few lessons. There is a lot more to boxing than this.

[@breadman5048]

@@sebfox2194 this channel is just a shitty AI channel.

[@llAcronixll]

I am currently 14 yrs old I started my journey 4 weeks ago I have no coach no gym but I won't stop ill keep practicing and learning and I will be better and enter a gym but until then thanks Elias.

[@dmoney5443]

Hell yeah man! Keep it up and protect your head!

[@RanzoMFB]

Kid join a boxing gym quick trust me I started when I was 11 and never been out of shape or lost a fight ever

[@R4yymo]

bro a boxing gym ain't that much. You got Hella potential at 14 just stay committed.

[@DudleyDuke]

Start simple. Learn everything about the jab(how to throw it, when to step) then move on to the Straight hand and then the lead hook. By then you should consider joining a gym. Prepare for alot of jump roping!

[@llAcronixll]

@@RanzoMFB MONEYYYYY?????

[@itznalup2802]

ive recently got an interest in boxing, and i took more notes on this than all of school this year lol. We'll see where this gets me

[@ahmadkamara-cf4ly]

I will start boxing in November. So this video will help me to prepare myself

[@N0VACRIMINALITY]

why not start now

[@oroxz]

Winter arc is perfect to start let's get going

[@N0VACRIMINALITY]

@@oroxz it isnt winter

[@N0VACRIMINALITY]

@@oroxz already started 4 years ago

[@oroxz]

@@N0VACRIMINALITY not you the original comment

[@KalebCripps_Striker]

I'm deciding to start boxing, but I can't go to a gym yet due to money issues this helped me a lot. I've currently ordered boxing gloves, handwraps and a skipping rope so I'm starting tomorrow. wish me luck!

[@movieshub4yous]

Bro its been 13 days. How is your journey going?

[@samarthrathore4981]

Dude winter arc has just started and ive been watching all ur videos since 30th september and u make fking amazing and life changing content. Keep uploading more and more videos and i will also try to change myself

[@Jun.Guevaru]

Thank you dude, now I'm slowly completing my quest of becoming the strongest creature in the world.

[@Floridasnaketicklingbandit]

Thanks my grandpa didn't stand a chance

[@HalSoe-vq7yp]

💀

[@FadxlieFX]

Going to the gym and have guidance at boxing is the way to go...but this video gives some solid fundamental👍

[@krujuice]

I'm a Muay Thai instructor, and I assure you, you needn't take your pants off to use the art in a fight.

[@Zaif.11]

I was gonna do Muay Thai for that reason 😢

[@krujuice]

@@Zaif.11 I'm creating Muay Thai workout videos on my channel, not too late 😉

[@sebfox2194]

I do it anyway, whether I need to or not!

[@xandresrodriguez4948]

​@sebfox2194 it's probably still effective because 9 out of 10 times no body wants to fight someone that is wearing no pants

[@rubenm4204]

I fight naked it gives me powers

[@itsclumsyclyde]

me on my way to box the walls 🗣️🔥

[@Elias-pf5xm]

😂😂 you will definitely find someone to spar with after getting some knowledge at home from this vid

[@jewivetteagyeman646]

Thx man's you saved me

[@Husgreen]

Do not use wall as a punching bag, even if your wearing glove, trust me bro, i have try this and my knuckles bones are crack, idk if it broke or not but i cannot move my finger so i use bandage and use ice, it took me 3 months to recover.

[@Tman_432]

​@@Husgreen noted thanks for the advice

[@warhawksupreme749]

@@Husgreeni do knuckle push ups everyday and train boxing alone at home using my room’s walls and wearing gloves without wraps. Ive been doing this for one week now and my hands is fine till now.

[@AdamisDiamond]

Important points for me: 1:15 - Explosive Pushups & Pull Ups 4:47 - Calves w jump rope 11:59 - Head movement with slip bag

[@tylersizelove7521]

Ladder drills are also helpful with foot work.

[@AyyPatty343]

I don't care what other people say, jumping rope is the most important in matrial arts.

[@Sonder8582]

Great vide! Incredibly insightful and densely packed without being long winded. Been boxing for a few years now and I still picked up some gems here. Love it

[@RadiantShadow13]

I'm going to explain reality, this video is extremely good if you dont have access to a boxin gym, but because its boxing and boxing is a sport and a sport has rules, its impossible to learn it by yourself, now you dont need a gym to learn how to fight as long as you are able to engage in fights to gain that practical experience, which you can learn from, for example mike tyson become a formidable boxer because he engaged in so many fights before that all that practical experience he could use it in boxing as well being born for boxing, so no excuses and when you really want something you will achieve it no matter what

[@TheBlueChipDraft]

Been trying to figure how longform content. I appreciate this as a fighter. I would’ve next thought to deliver the info in this style, but it works very well

[@discopigeon3631]

bro this video is super helpful, I've been looking for a video that doesn't overcomplicate things. Thank you!

[@Saviru_RJ]

*Complete summary of this video* _Hope it helps for those who really want this_ 1. Muscle strength • Explosive pushups - 100 reps • Weighted pull ups • Core exercises - Leg raises/ Inclined sit ups/ Back extensions/ AB wheel • Explosive squats - Until failure • Calves’ exercises - Hill running/ Jump rope/ Calf raises 2. Endurance • Running - At least 3 miles • Jump rope - Until failure • Interval training - 4 punch combinations until failure -> 2 min break

[@henoch2579]

Everyone is saying you have to go to a boxing gym. What if I’m someone who’s not looking to ever go professional or fight in the ring? What if it’s more for the basic knowledge of at least having an advantage against a stranger who doesn’t know boxing but I’m not interested in actually sparring and beating other boxers? Is the home pretty much enough? (I’m a college student living in the Bay Area, money is already tight and those gyms are so expensive over here)

[@spReal100]

I can't imagine you'd learn much without leaving your home (without a sparring partner)

[@ramengurung9913]

I box at an actual gym, but I injured my foot after a bike riding accident. It’s been extremely frustrating not being able to go to sessions so I will try this until I am fully recovered. Thank you very much 🙏

[@laughydawg9594]

no issue with the rest of the video, but the glazing for boxing in the intro is insane. 1. buy clothes that allow for kicks. In fact if you're good enough you can throw kicks and knees in any pants 2. If your pants are made of paper, then just throw low kicks. Ive yet to experience a pair of pants you cant throw low kicks in 3. If for some reason youre on a gag show where throwing low kicks will cause your pants to rip off, clinching and elbows are still extremely effective and are integral to muay thai. Not to mention, punches are still a big part of muay thai and learning to blend all these attacks together makes you a very effective fighter TLDR: Boxing is good for self defense, but so is muay thai and kickboxing. Sure you can argue on the effectiveness of each martial art on paper, but in my experience it depends more on the user

[@Garoume]

Exactly!

[@KingAGBozz]

its simply too risky to kick in a self defense situation. If the oponent catches your leg and gets you on the ground, its over for you.

[@SuddenRushman]

I've shredded more than one pair of pants throwing a kick. Slacks for example.

[@junichiroyamashita]

Punches are faster and require less setup/balance. A punch to the chin is more sudden than a kick,require less movement,so less telegraphing(or videotaping,by security cameras) and does not unbalance you.

[@Milkra]

My kickboxing coach was a pro MMA fighter and straight up said boxing is probably what he’s gonna do in a street fight. Any pressure-tested martial art is obviously gonna be useful in a street fight but boxing is generally gonna be everyone’s go-to.

[@DurgaravitejaVanaparthi]

In Tyler we trust

[@Themilkman28]

All these can help but unless you join a boxing club, you’re never going to truly get good without sparring with other boxers

[@Goatfxxtballeditz7]

Lol thanks bro this made it easier to learn boxing and I somehow beaten a pro boxer so thanks for the new feature, no joke this guy the G.O.A.T

[@-MentalFlower]

respects to you for mentioning kengan ashura

[@CesarMartinez-nu3if]

As a person that used to box at a gym then got better at home, the key is asking why, studying, you need to study everything, the key is, the person with the most balance wins, always. Get a bag, wraps and gloves and do it at home, but make sure to record your self since you don’t have a coach, please, ask why, make your body be one, everything should be connected to have the most balance;it can be done but with care only

[@Yoohga]

if anyone want all excercizes then : Boxing Technique 1(Muscle strength) -Explosie pushups 100 reps (10 reps) 2 in week Weighted pullups Guard -Core Excercies hanging leg raise Incline situp Abs Wheel Explosive squates -Calf eexcercies Hill running Jumping Rope calf raises 2. Edurance -Running -Jump Rope -Interval Training (Punching) Boxing Techinques -Orthodox -Jab -Cross -Hook -Upper Cut -BodyShot -Smash Defense -Guard -Head Movement Footwork Shadow Boxing(focusing) -Maintain Mental Focus -See in mirror -Visualization Watch Fights To Learn From Fights

[@AnarchyX101]

Bro said orthodox is a technique 😭

[@Ignite806]

@@AnarchyX101 Being able to switch between southpaw and orthodox is a technique.

[@tipoftheiceberg7034]

Bro had no clue what he's saying or spelling

[@tommyottoking]

cycling is one of the best things you can do for health and endurance with low impact and injury risk, it's great for quads hips and calves, and is a lot less boring than most cardio exercises. Someone who consistently bikes and does bag work/shadow boxing will beat any inexperienced boxer.

[@lewislewis4240]

Learning how to box at home is a good start but it can only take you so far. Basic movements drills are okay but pressure test in a gym is far better than at home. Also if anyone is learning marshals art for self defence I would recommend Queensbury boxing & Greco Roman wrestling if you can. Both work really well together

[@TheKiltedGerman]

Ain't just the pressure testing. You don't know what you don't know and that leads to bad habits. You can make a training video as in-depth as possible, it can never critique you when you're doing something wrong and don't realize it. Punching with a clenched fist, worst habit I always see. Even when telling someone in person, he'll immediately go back to clenching because it's so foreign to people.

[@akxatt5220]

If you wanna just learn to defend yourself in street fight you can do it at home but if you want to be a professional boxer then you can join a boxing gym it is a good way to start a

[@hiroshimakaboo6083]

I am a self taught boxer for 2 years and I have been in the gym for 2 years too, self taught boxing is pretty good in my opinion, But if you want your training to be structured, go to the gym because in the gym you learn a lot of boxing fundamentals.

[@dnzrxs]

Me in MMA knowledge in others martial art and I Watch pro UFC I train my instinct and free flow fighting

[@randomperson-bm1cy]

@@dnzrxs ok buddy

[@ranjitchaudhuri7448]

Though it is true that boxing needs to be learned physically to master it this online video really helps with a lot of info thanks man

[@zeldamage001]

0:12 "I you're wearing jeans or shorts, it's hard to throw a kick or knee strike" bruh, what're you talking about, man? Boxing is cool tho

[@kanewhy7292]

for about a year I've been obsessed and so antsy to join a boxing gym and actually start boxing. turns out some guy my friend new was a boxing coach and he introduced me to him. its been almost 6 months training with him and he does it completely for free. I plan on repaying him in the future by representing my town for him and winning, just joining a gym and having good connections with people will definitely be worth it if you're interested in the sport especially if you have people who support you. if you see this I strongly encourage you to try and join a gym for formal training if you're obsessed with the sport or even a little bit interested. its without a doubt hard at first and can suck a lot, but a part of being a boxer is having discipline and forcing yourself to make that effort, it gets easier over time and it will all pay off in the end. start now

[@Zach_Morrow]

Here’s the thing you guys. You simply can’t be a good boxer or good fighter in general without doing lots and lots of sparring. You won’t gain nothing by knowing how to throw a punch, but not being able to hit anyone and getting hit back. If you want to get better at something, then you have to do exactly that thing over and over again. So just go to a gym. If you don’t have the money, start by not buying unnecessary things and things that were already unhealthy to you in the first place such as junk food. Or at least find some people that are willing to spar with you regularly

[@foragido94]

Great advices thanks I been training 4 years doing all of this, I did go to my local gym & spar with the biggest guys I was able to keep up .

[@antonchichona6700]

"you can't just take off your jeans in the middle of a fight" you're not the boss of me

[@kingofmetal256]

Great stuff I even downloaded the video so i can study it over and over Thank you very much!

[@nacreo5485]

Some dude name Austin came to the gym i train at with all the confidence in the world because apparently he was a “self-taught” boxer, and my uncle that is in fact ALSO my trainer told him “you’re going to get in there with one of my guys” he then proceeds to yell across the gym “ay chino gear up you’re sparring today” and i do so, the kid austin then started saying that i was too small (i fight at 130) and he had a 37 pound weight advantage over me, once we had geared up we got in there. The bell rings, and the first combo i throw is jab, cross and right hook to the temple, i have him on bamby legs in just 15 seconds WITH head gear on, i start punishing him with a load of combos on him until my trainer throws in the towel and he’s ko on his feet. So in conclusion being self taught is way different then someone that has been boxing since they were 7. There’s no comparison, you can do all the heavy bag exercises you want but as soon as you get into the ring with someone with actual experience it’s over.

[@arthurcourtin8054]

Ok it's funny but don't ko noobs😭

[@hobathuannn6645]

cool story tough guy

[@asdfghjkl-jk6mu]

why the fuck are you trying to knock someone out during sparring? boxers have the biggest egos lmao i'm sticking to muay thai

[@Anar_tarot]

@@asdfghjkl-jk6mu muay thai are the second ones with the most egos

[@asdfghjkl-jk6mu]

@@Anar_tarot not really, muay thai culture is a lot about respect, and they spar lightly. im talking about people that actually train, not the yt shorts kids that hype up martial arts.

[@HumBug_05]

This is an amazing basis to start from, and if you are consistent and disciplined, you will become a decent fighter with only this as a resource. However, it's important to remain realistic with your expectations. Without a good coach and the ability to spar others, you will inevitability plateu. If you can't afford a gym membership, you should still do this as a way to drastically improve yourself, but stay humble. Remember that your methods are not 100% optimal. Awesome video ❤

[@imnotsofancy6241]

No. It’s not easy. It’s lonely and painful and difficult. That’s why so few compete at high levels.

[@Doomai-q2j]

I hate these kind of morons really.

[@N0VACRIMINALITY]

it depends on your mindset, that determines how you perceive what's easy and what is not

[@imnotsofancy6241]

@@N0VACRIMINALITY it’s not about easy or hard. It’s about the will to continue regardless

[@N0VACRIMINALITY]

@@imnotsofancy6241 which is mindset

[@kirylbehansky1315]

one of the key exercises "to boost punch strength" is actually fingers push ups and punches push ups.

[@Samanimates292]

Me when I don’t listen and instead just punch random soft stuff:

[@JG-kc3py]

This video is helpful. Please don't change edit style it was really simple and intriguing. Also, i like that you added multiple references on how to perform an exercise or technique such as the explosive push ups because there is no 'one correct way' to perform it

[@VesperaCEO]

Same I love the way he edits

[@CoFFee-uw5sv]

Id suggest going to an actual gym cause learning alone makes you susceptible to using wrong form and you may end up hurting yourself.

[@kingbucketz182]

Maybe 20 years ago, but with the internet as viable as it is today, you could follow a coach online and have all of your basic boxing mechanics down.

[@Ignite806]

You can 100% learn the correct technique from home, it will just take longer. Also, I very much doubt you will hurt yourself from punching the air.

[@beyondfantasy4972]

​@Ignite806 I've done it before. It mostly came down from punching to fast and keeping my arm too straight during the punch. I have arthritis now, thanks to that. It can happen with any punch. I also had a friend get a boxer's fracture from not knowing how to wrap his hand properly and hitting a punching bag. I've sprained my wrist on a punching bag from not knowing how to punch correctly with proper alignment. Get a coach. They'll teach you the proper technique so you don't hurt yourself during training and conditioning. Even without body weight or stretching exersises.

[@DRACOFURY]

If you tryin to be a boxer *GO TO A BOXIN GYM* There's a big difference between hittin a bag to a person who's movin around and hittin bacc... Footwork and head movement and *DEFENSE* can only be acquired in a gym through ropes and sparrin.

[@injured9406]

Misleading and shallow information:

[@interneteris]

what lol

[@cigarettes_after_s3x]

​@@interneteris i think he means "there is none"

[@timothyraycox6149]

can you do one on amateur (folk-style) wrestling?

[@CraftCrazy69]

What's the anime/show at 0:12 right before before baki

[@businessinvesting3393]

" Hajime no ippo: The fighting " it's one of the most underrated shows in my opinion, definitely a must for a boxer, I highly recommend you start watching it 👍💪

[@bigshadiie4623]

@@businessinvesting3393that’s not hajime

[@PengSpoofer]

Kengan ashura

[@friend8244]

Its Kengan Ashura

[@quadra444y6]

Kengan Ashura A Netflix series

[@outlaw6429]

If you're trying to become a pro boxer, you should probably be in a pro boxing gym, but this video started out talking about street defense, which you can absolutely practice at home. Although i'm not sure relying on boxing, which is a SPORT, for street defense is a good idea.

[@EAUglyHippopotamus]

No 😂😂😂 Do not box at home if you actually want to be a boxer it will lead to bad habits 🤦‍♂️ For fitness it’s ok

[@darthkarroto2183]

Facts

[@SpeedSkeeee]

Then what about learning it and apply it when sparring with a friend/someone who is experienced?

[@EAUglyHippopotamus]

@@SpeedSkeeee if you know someone experienced it is fine to learn from them

[@SleepingSoldier]

​@@SpeedSkeeeeI've sparred about 4 actual boxers years ago. They basically confirmed to me what you asked. People will deny it, but a boxer isn't going to lie to you. Trust.

[@GJLee-x6j]

Im preparing for a chessboxing. this is some great stuff. personally the best starter for basic boxing. not the jabs or weaving whatever lessons.

[@Redclone789]

Doing this at home will instill incorrect form

[@BubbleG558]

womp womp 😂

[@jacryder735]

the glutes, hams and quads are also a vital part of the core, as are the obliques.

[@BasantKumar-hr4jv]

0:50 someone tell the anime name plss

[@mogosa5674]

Hajime no ippo

[@execute7053]

Baki hanma

[@mogosa5674]

@@execute7053 Thats after 50 sec mark I believe

[@Bussy_buster3000]

Boku no pico

[@Yomarichill]

Ippo

[@jaden7559]

Since I've found this dude I've gotten more positive and wanted to better myself ima join a gym 💪

[@DavidDanny-d8g]

art is easy and boxing is art so boxing is easy

[@uberdonkey9721]

Great video - I've done lots of martial arts and strained a ligament in my butt when I kicked someone. I think boxing is great for simple focus and (apart from knuckles) more reliable and less likely to injure yourself in a street fight. Of course people can wrestle you, but the skills and fitness you get from boxing will always be useful.

[@socba2085]

Great video and explanation was super helpful! Thanks for the video. Going to start now.

[@theawesomest2850]

Muay Thai guy here. You can throw a leg kick no matter what you’re wearing, and sometimes that can be enough..wouldn’t recommend using higher kicks in a street fight. Also a teep is pretty good and easy to do in street wear…not to mention clinching and elbows…and boxing lol muay Thai guys can box too

[@joyren4626]

Лол, ты наверное живёшь в какой-то экваториальной стране. Потому что зимой например в Британии ты будешь одет в слои одежды. Просто поднять ногу будет сложно, не говоря уже о резких и быстрых движениях ею

[@kevindorn2508]

You can learn a lot at home/alone. Perfect start. But you need sparring and a trainer. Its just a must to level up. You will hit the bag A LOT and if you just smash and smash it for years with very bad form (and without someone watching and correcting you it will be bad) you can really get hurt and damage your body.

[@Faxxspitting]

I hope you see this comment. As a beginner, I would like to know about your personal journey and how you managed to learn calisthenics, boxing, and bodybuilding simultaneously. At what age did you start? how do you manage your TIME in a day and your relationships? How many years does it take to master these skills? Make a Video on this please.

[@rollingloud1549]

Bro the way the guys hook landed on bro, bro. That made him spin and dance

[@exile9796]

The only very important thing is stretching for tendon strength and mobility, also knuckle conditioning. Great Video tho!

[@eliacopoccini5867]

at the start of the video bro was spitting fire

[@RadioactiveDung3-eh5zc]

I’ve been doing Muay Thai for a while now, and right when you said that “you can throw a kick or knee in jeans” I was honestly curious, and threw on a pair of jeans. I wasn’t really uncomfortable and could still kick and knee with ease. Awesome vid tho!

[@jerrym.2648]

Well done video! A lot of good information in less than 15 minutes!

[@niranjankale3446]

No words.. thank you so much.. ❤

[@AbuBakrAliHJ]

I do everything expect the pullups for my strength (started a few days ago for winter arc) that's amazing thank you for the advice

[@gijsvd]

Can you make a video about how to start calisthenics and maybe what your training routine is? Nice video btw

[@N0VACRIMINALITY]

he already said that stuff in the video, otherwise look it up

[@hungryshqrky]

We turning into Ippo with this one! 🗣️ 🔥

[@N0_W.a.y]

we´re beating mike tyson with this one

[@Dodx3jod]

In your dreams lol hes 60 let him rest

[@zohnxina6019]

I've seen many people at my gym that are self trained and they still don't have perfect form after 6-7 months of training. Not saying it's not possible but it would give you a massive boost if you can at least train with someone who has been trained by a professional or join a boxing gym. Training at home is the last thing you probably wanna do

[@میلادانصاری-ز5ي]

My coach is one of the best in Iran and he always says never learn boxing from virtual networks

[@North_Valhalla]

I recently started working out for boxing this is my schedule 30 knuckle push ups/explosive 30 explosive squats Wall push 20 sec max strength hold 3x crunch hold 1min each 70x jabs 70x cross 70x slips both side Combo (jab jab cross) with foot work

[@solidsnakesarescum]

Lol

[@manisharokade5151]

Bro you just have 8 videos on your channel and they are justt..!! 🙌🏻🔥 seriously no bs at all

[@MrRourk]

Add in Al Case's 9 Square Diagram Boxing for mastering footwork and positioning. It will only take a couple of months.

[@raulotero1134]

There is nothing like a gym and mates to correct you BUT. Starting by getting in shape can save you a bit of time that you can focus on more " teorical" training/ learning. Obviously therse a big benefit at being in shapeish than being overweight. Note: if you are chubby like i am or out of shape, dont be afraid to go try a gym. I always hated exercise (you get tired, sweaty and the next days are painful) but i learned it is REALLY good for my mind and body and im now eager to exercise.

[@monir_rashid_moin]

Thanks for the video. It was really helpful.

[@KingKongBoyy]

This is why I kickbox, if I’m wearing dum shorts I have kicks and punches, and if I’m wearing something else I can still hit like a boxer

[@Jroszpawel]

I dont have pull up bar can i do instead the pullovers with dumbell and rows?

[@mekoakibkilla]

If you get in street fight with mike Tyson that’s when running drills come in

[@MrDee001]

Very inspirational.

[@zayna8662]

i saw ANIME i clicked it and indeed i also wanted to learn BOXING from home

[@CoderXgamer-k1e]

i've started boxing at home

[@ZhukFazry]

low kick tend to end most street fight where I come from and they all worn jeans most of the time, striking art is great till you meet a judoka or a Wrestler they will grind you to the bone and being introduce to pavement by gravity tend to kill any momentum of fighting.

[@OkonkwoKingdavid-y3e]

Bro thank u so much man I really appreciate it it was at the right time

[@Kevin_YTT]

I am trying to box too cuz if anything happens to me i can knockout some guys or smth but if they have weapons i would run if some guys come i would run u never know what will happen but still learning boxing is great, i wanted to learn how to box since i was 6 now that i am 9 i still want to learn but my family can't afford to let me train so i watch videos now that i gotten better this is very helpful i been trying to find videos like this, keep up the good work! I promise i will be better somehow stay safe and run if some guys come up to u that is suspicious or mysterious