Boxing Basics for Grapplers

Boxing Basics for Grapplers
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[@mgray82]

If you train mostly in Judo or in other grappling arts like BJJ, Wrestling, etc....you should always work in some Boxing or Muay Thai on the side. At least once a week or a couple times a week. It's an important part to self defense and it's great exercise for mind and body.

[@nourelislamlounis3328]

true in urf always grapplers wins they train how to boxing a little bit and they will make sure they are fast to go for the takedown vs someone who don't even know how to fight judo is enough the dude will not even know how to fall and it's ..

[@yourleftisttesticle]

It also teaches aggression in ways judo doesnt. You learm to power through assault and press the attack when you are getting pressed.

[@gesiisak3120]

Essential of boxing 🥊 goes with everything in functional fighting

[@Ezekiel-rv3pe]

Judo aswell

[@sorearm]

Essential skills to learn

[@therealjesus1317]

Definitely

[@jamiewarren2307]

Make sure you shout it out when Garry gets his own channel. I'd love to get a bit of striking info, especially on the defensive side/ how to close distance. keep up the great work!

[@blacktigermartialarts7329]

Do you have one for Strikers. "Basic Grappling for Strikers"

[@dinomra7771]

Probably just learn takedowns from the clench.

[@blacktigermartialarts7329]

In Ashihara Karate Jutsu we have a few takedowns, locks, chokes, sweeps and throws. But its always great to learn. Many respects

[@dinomra7771]

@@blacktigermartialarts7329 ok sounds great. ✌

[@rafaelsanntana4796]

Teacher you is good.. From Brazil

[@kaminski3036]

Thank you! This skills are practical, easy to learn and very useful

[@SamTheSentinel]

Been waiting for this for a while and was not dissapointed!

[@sway71]

Very glad you're adding this in. I've always had the opinion that you need to learn how to do a technique in order to really know how to defend it. Some places don't teach other techniques/styles, leaving a huge blindspot, or teach them, but are so unfamiliar with the techniques that the teaching and drilling loses its effectiveness. Keep the awesome videos coming!

[@Docinaplane]

Thank you! My foundation martial art is striking, but I'm working on adding submission grappling. I like everything you showed. I just want to add a caution with ducking if you are facing someone who uses kicks or especially, knees. Weaving is all right as long as you don't bend forward too much but bend the knees to do it.

[@lennylim4959]

Respect...this is really useful thank you

[@jamtmann]

Love all of your videos...incredibly informaruve... I am a professor of kinesiology (and I teach judo) at a small college in Butte, Montana. I am very thankful for your tutelage 😊👍

[@eliasschneeberger1337]

Thank you for this! Id really like to see you do some videos where you combine judo and striking like some strategies. There are tons of videos on mma out there but not so much on judo based mma. Btw I think the duck is not the best in striking other than boxing because you can get a knee or kick to the face of you do it repeaterly

[@Wiinajamizzi]

I've been doing boxing for a year, and just started judo a couple of weeks ago. I always wanted to know how to blend the two, so I do some light sparing with my friend. The latter part of this video was quite useful, even though I only know a couple of throws and take downs.

[@45calibermedic]

Thank you Gary, I will be watching for his channel. I will also recommend Marvin Cook, also on KZbin, for more boxing tips.

[@brandonessick775]

Thanks

[@kazandibi.]

This channel is underrated

[@NachoSKINchileno]

love this !!

[@carlosmonterroso9852]

Looks like fun.

[@Lardfist0]

Noice! It would be cool to see striking to throw to submission.

[@jimbotussock3856]

Need a video combining Judo grips with boxing; hook to lapel grip to Sumi gaeshi or collar grip uppercut to tai otoshi... Dirty judo 😝

[@henrikg1388]

Very well explained. However, even if there are fewer techniques per se in boxing, you have to train a lot and do sparring. There is no way to learn striking from a video, but you really caught the essence of it. Judo + Boxing/"Kickboxing" is to me, still the ultimate self defense combination.

[@isachamidou4488]

Traditional jujitsu is perfect to learn striking and how to link it to grappling.

[@treinadorjoaopessoa2142]

Always a good content to learn. Congratulations! I iniciated my KZbin Channel recently and I hope one day meet you! Big fan here! Love your takedown system!

[@shannons1886]

Garry is a beast!

[@medhasni6432]

We need defensive maneuvers against common throws and takedowns for strikers

[@ogo316]

Am glad to see the mixed up in this channel.

[@SNOOPMENUCE]

BOX OR judo One of Snoop Menuces to workout codes secret words haha

[@snatchX626]

cool. does barry have a KZbin channel?

[@GoDaveGo]

We Judo guys need to learn a bit of boxing! Getting punched a couple times in a row during training is a revelation

[@hirambaez8373]

Ive been struggling there is this new guy on my wrestling team with ok technice but he has a 60 poumd weight advantage on me do ypu have an throws/takedown that work well against big guys

[@rye-bread5236]

Ankle picks always messed me up against smaller guys. I wrestle around 197 and there's this 155 guy who trips me up.

[@hirambaez8373]

@@rye-bread5236 ill make sure to try that

[@odyssey4173]

I like this video. Very basic but great perspective. Boxing power watch the Mike Tyson video Pain. Aikido teaches a lot of angles. Keep your footwork top notch.

[@ClaytonsVids]

My only regret is that I have but one like to give...

[@joe-hanhairy3882]

hey S.H , western-boxing AND Ludo - confusing...

[@joshlowery9716]

I slouch, why do you slouch

[@terencelau143]

Seem doing Bruce Lee's stuff.🤔🤔🤔🤔

[@rvrrb]

In a boxing match if you have to think, it is too late for you. It must be instinct. a boxer throws straight punches if their hands are up and hooks if they drop their hands. The best boxing styles are the simplest.

[@Noslack412]

Being that a right handed judoka has right foot forward, would it make sense to train Southpaw?