BOXING COACHES CAN'T TEACH YOU THIS...

[@WiseFinesse]

There’s a difference between a Good Coach and a Real coach. You’re a Real one Bro🙏🏽💪🏽

[@BrawlBrosBoxing]

Appreciate the love brother, thank you 🙏

[@dirikir.2442]

This is essential viewing and should require multiple viewings.

[@BrawlBrosBoxing]

Thank you!

[@truthbetold9703]

LOVE IT! Rarely do I see coaches touch on this topic.

[@BrawlBrosBoxing]

Thank you!

[@lesliefisher2024]

As always knowledgeable insight is given on your part. Fighting is limb chess, whether a technical brawler or highly skilled it's all about tactical awareness and will and like Claressa says about the 5 P'S. Proper preparation prevents poor performance both from a physical and mental standpoint. Thanks again for sharing and GOD BLESS you and your team friends and family ✌ out and enjoy the weekend and coming weeks.

[@jesuscasiano7274]

This is truly boxing gospel thank you q thing I learned in my career was how to make your opponents throw what you want them to throw with out them realizing they were been set up by traps so there ego always came to play and I would destroy them that's when I fell in love with boxing but yes there was times I came home crying frustrated got dropped felt embarrassed but I kept working on my craft hey coach brawl your words are so real to any fighter or anyone in life thank you may the LoRD keep blessing you this is videos I can show my fighter's and deal with life issues of my own

[@marvo47]

Im a youngin n im starting to train at home on my own so your videos and also this one, have been giving me very helpful insight, I appreciate the help. Keep up the good work 💯👍🏽

[@BrawlBrosBoxing]

Glad to hear that man, let me know if there’s anything specific you want to see or learn

[@marvo47]

@@BrawlBrosBoxing Thank you, for sure I will let you know

[@jrey6186]

Previous shit, current shit, future shit - its all good shit ,,, cheers

[@sinazeraati554]

Thanks man. Amazing content. Mental fitness is as important as physical fitness🙏👍

[@richardvorwald5478]

Excellent, Thank you

[@thehiddenagendaofnonsense1215]

Thank you for your content

[@BrawlBrosBoxing]

My pleasure! Thanks for watching.

[@vikasdubey5467]

Hey coach I hope you reply to this Message. I haven't been in a boxing gym ever never sparred with anyone. I train at home all I got is a heavybag which is 20 pounds. I train by watching KZbin videos is it possible to train this way for a boxing fight..

[@stanclark3992]

Hi Shawn. Actually... what many, many martial artists don't realize, or alternatively proceed with 'false confidence.' And of course the arm chair warriors who counter every piece of knowledge with a 'what if.' To those idiots, there is ALWAYS a, "...what if." All ties into the Fight IQ theme. 😁Cheers.

[@ahmedShamil314]

Golden content

[@BrawlBrosBoxing]

Thank you!

[@YuvrajSingh-cd7cu]

Hey man, great video Could'nt catch up with your content, was too much caught up with this corona virus pandemic and online exams. Plz make a video on how to use the double end bag/speed bag effectively.

[@BrawlBrosBoxing]

Hey man! Will don just gotta get one in my set up first.

[@YuvrajSingh-cd7cu]

@@BrawlBrosBoxing Thanks man, i will appreciate it a lot.

[@johnsonramond1553]

New subscriber here. Really enjoying the content, binge watching. Quick question that is more related to bag work and your Mayweather style vid: Do you think someone can get a better workout with 16oz gloves (like Mayweather uses for bag work) than a lot of other vids where I see boxers using 10oz on the bag? Are there pros and cons or is it really just personal preference?

[@BrawlBrosBoxing]

Welcome man! Thanks for watching. Good question, here is my answer: The 16 Oz are better for conditioning your shoulders and improving speed (but you have to focus on speed while wearing them). This way when you wear lighter gloves it will be a cake walk for you keep your hands up, your shoulders won't get tired as fast and your speed will be better. However, sometimes wearing smaller gloves while training the heavy bag is good to build up some knuckle conditioning and get a real sense of where you're at with competitive glove weight. I personally used to train with 16-18 oz gloves and then the last round or so condition my knuckles by hitting the bag with just wraps on (not full force).

[@johnsonramond1553]

@@BrawlBrosBoxing Thanks for going into detail with your training routine and how to approach it with the glove weight and the method behind the madness, that's a great breakdown.

[@KingBalusa]

Yoo… you’re videos are the best. I’ve just stumbled across it and you’re already sharing gems. Keep doing what you’re doing. It’s coming you’re way, your good karma. Shout me on TikTok or Instagram Fam 🤝