Boxing Techniques - Lomachenko Slips & Diagonals

[@nomadik7]

You don't talk enough! Everything you say is measured & pertinent. I look forward to every video you post! Thanks for being a great online coach.

[@carsonjamesiv2512]

I couldn'T Have Said It Better, Myself!😁😀👍👍

[@ryrybread220]

But lomo is southpaw “I know that, I’m not stupid” 😂😂😂😂😂

[@haiphan9181]

He sounds like a newcastle lad

[@raulvega3335]

Imagine a bully pulling up on this unsuspecting guy and getting their shit rocked 🤣

[@TannerWilliam07]

The one dislike is from Lemochenko for giving away his secrets

[@rovidbouski4022]

Loma actually teaches his style, he sparred with Shakur Stevenson and Shakur is talking shit now, thats gratitude

[@TannerWilliam07]

@@rovidbouski4022 it was a joke

[@brickkid5798]

Tanner William well it wasn't funny

[@ascendedsavage7040]

🤣🤣

[@rovidbouski4022]

Hugh Ropp, can you be more specific? How what?

[@blackout.X]

🙏🙏 Don't worry about the talking, you're a great.

[@Walkingzombi]

Great what

[@xXCorruptedzXx]

You demonstrate too much, do more talking.

[@paulhurst8113]

Mate if you talked for an hour I’d listen to every word, people need to show respect, or don’t leave their negative comments

[@paulw6183]

Now I just need to find some Ukrainian dance classes near me and I'm on my way.

[@StoutProper]

Paul W any kind of dancing is beneficial. Ballet especially

[@babybroly5866]

Talking is a major part of the job, don’t apologize. Your a great coach and keep it up 👍🏻

[@ahmadkhamash2406]

I've been coaching martial arts for few years now and trained for over 17 years. Your content is very helpful even for a guy like me who does this for a living. I've never seen such approach to teaching angles and slips. This will be very helpful for my students. Am gonna recommend they watch and learn from you. Keep up the great work and only look forward 🙏

[@tmin9669]

You’re a great coach. You always make perfect sense when you speak, so I’m quite surprised people have said that. Keep making these great videos. 👍🏾

[@k2m524]

I think one of your big aspects is the talking. You explain everything so well and you are very charismatic. As usual, great content. Thank you, Fran! Keep them coming.

[@strengthfrank2916]

Thank you for sharing your wisdom, Fran! I was wondering: could you do a series, where you explain the trade mark styles of boxing’s greats. I’m especially interested in your take on Mike Tysons style, techniques and training methods... and also weakpoints a opponent might be able to exploit. Thank you, Frank

[@wrknathome9254]

"talk too much" That is nonsense, Fran Sands! You say what needs to be said. You're a coach for God's sake! And you have probably the best channel on KZbin for learning the sport in my opinion. Keep doing what you are doin!

[@ignatiuscolemanalexander135]

Dont care about what they say, you do you sharing of knowledge in which ever way you best can, those who wants to learn, will learn and not complain, and i did learn something, now time to practice, cheers

[@hyorinmaru13]

Just stumbled upon this channel and the beginning 30 seconds won me over. Looking forward to drilling this. Cheers!

[@namigismayilov3926]

This channel is a treasure. Thank you Fran. Much appreciated 🙏

[@rubenregueira2748]

You do the necessary talking and the necessary demonstration of what your teaching, great videos

[@das_hund-1]

Fran Sands, first off, amazing video! I love doing your drills at home to supplement my kickboxing training at the gym. I use "Slow is smooth and smooth is fast." all the time, as well. Especially when giving pointers to newcomers who want to learn to kick properly. I got the impression that you listen too much to the trolls. In my opinion, you are the most no-nonsense online coach. I absolutely love all your content. Keep doing your thing!

[@genises200]

Man your words are knowledge! Love your talking because it's like brain food that helps develop my footwork game

[@X-Factor-22]

YOU ARE A GREAT TEACHER....Please IGNORE the ADD trolls who can’t stay focused long enough to absorb your GREAT and unselfish work! We love you Coach!!!!!😎👍

[@MaghoxFr]

Those are some next level Michael Jackson moves Fran

[@luispagan7173]

Good job coach ,💯🥊🥊🥊🥊

[@ulay9473]

It works in my sparring

[@tangobayus]

Good work. If you watch Lomo in slo mo you can reverse engineer what he does. I assume that's why he had his first knockdown. Most other boxers are flailers compared to him. You see them waiting to get the knockout shot while he hits them again and again until some of them quit before the end of the fight. The key is to practice slo mo without a bag to program your body.

[@LeBlakout]

The guy who posted that comment obviously hasnt been in a real gym where you get taught we talk for about 3 or 5 minutes before every new drill and break it down so we fully understand every single movement involved and needed to execute the combination efficiently

[@Twobarpsi]

Great information!

[@christianbelzer]

Thank you! Great analysis of Lomachenkos foot work and great teaching!

[@3milis]

Really good video! This will improve my boxing skills!

[@sukhpreetgrewal9713]

Do and Anthony Joshua

[@LitDaMystery]

Thanks Fran San. Your lessons actually are jewels for myself. I appreciate you pimp.

[@rovidbouski4022]

Great video. I encourage people to become comfortable fighting both orthodox and southpaw and working seamless transitions. This not only allows great angles like your video demonstrated and gives the ability to use Lomas famous pivot ON BOTH SIDES. He is a genius in the ring, very fun to watch. I like the way you broke down the footwork

[@eriche8870]

Thats why I subscribe on your channel because of your sensible and technical “talk”. Screw that person.

[@jakecutting7227]

Top Drawer…. The talking is spot on. Coaching involves lots of talking to engage the different learners e.g kinaesthetic, etc. Not just the coach but the participants through Q&A Each of these coaching points can be broken down into sections of the sessions. 2 min rounds, 3-4 rounds in between each round add the coaching points and any observations from the group. Top stuff thank you

[@SolosoloAfaluko]

Coach, don't ever apologize to these idiots for 'talking too much'... The more verbal instructions that accompany the biomechanics the better! 🥊🥊🇳🇿🥝

[@SunsTo7]

No apology needed ,some people want instant gratification and aren't willing to go the journey. My question is I see Demitrious Bivo really plant his rear foot in his fighting stance. When ducking and slipping I feel off balance at the slip moment wit my rear heel lifted. What's wrong with the heel going down at the end of the duck/slip?

[@notmyname3681]

I can find dozens of videos which demonstrate boxing technique and principals. None of them explain it all as well as you, for that talking is essential. Your talking has transformed my personal technique and practice, so thank you.

[@Stevo_YouTube]

I enjoy your talking. Always feel like I'm learning. You should narrate TV documentaries and audio books.

[@adrianfytr35]

When you talk you sometimes add personal insight which is invaluable information because you've experienced it yourself. The amount of talking is fine lol.

[@honestlee9921]

Naw dw about ppl who say that. If u don't explain WHY your doing something. I will only go so far with it. Once I understand the philosophy behind what you teach then I can better apply it. I think ur channel made it to where it has because your good bro. And ur always improving. Good content as usual

[@dss2mtm]

The real world movement at the end took it to another level. More of that please👍

[@choileefut]

Please do video on naoya inoue fighting style! Thanks!!!!

[@trojon]

Shifts and pivots can be similarly demonstrated with Tyson's footwork (esp as you followed up with uppercut, hook)

[@Rorschach__NoCompromise]

Don’t apologize for shit..too many people want instant gratification,which stems most times from entitlement...share your knowledge and the ones who appreciate the science will appreciate your knowledge

[@amirfatemi8317]

Hey Fran, love your vids and accent! :D Please upload more videos about tactics. Tnx 🙏🏼

[@RSoliai]

Awesome coach! Ignore the idiots out there that criticize, they can't fight and they don't own a youtube channel! You're doing an excellent job, keep it up!

[@SushiTuna635]

How rude... if you’re a student, you stay quiet, listen, take notes and thank your coach. You’re doing great coach!

[@lonewolf-rf5xx]

Its ok making videos without talking but you have to understand why you are doing what you are doing . You cannot do this without speaking . Dont change your'e videos are brilliant and the explanations allow people to break it down easier

[@adamexton947]

most boxers say boxing is 90% metal so in theory the talking is more important then the demo 🤔... great vids been very helpful

[@Wudangles]

Its your bald head that bothers me, not the talking. Good video Fran. Not so easy to do for 12 rounds though. He has incredible conditioning.

[@sorodeo4586]

patience is important in boxing. if they cant listen to yu say IMPORTANT things they need a new sport

[@metalema6]

It's cool that you listen to feedback, I believe in the "show, don't tell" saying, but I'll always prefer something you want to make over something you're forcing yourself to make

[@DangerduckWhitaker]

My friend whats up its been a long time, how have you been? Dont stop what you do to appease other people. Talk as much as you want. In the end if all who watches your channel will be quiet and listen then they will learn something!

[@bodyboardingchronicles602]

Master Boxer of the year. Thank you for taking the time to demostrate! Sir, I want to know how to make the training tool's you have on the ground in tape?

[@Brandon-gw4ed]

"Coaching involves talking" Keep up the good work coach. Thank you for taking the time to teach.

[@xyz9775]

Fran Sands, everything u say and do regarding boxing seems so professional for me. Thank you.

[@abhisheksharma1630]

Sir can u tell me about how to slip like usyka & gvozdyk ...and how to counter them?

[@vdubbed8133]

I rarely comment, but I assure you, you're doing nothing wrong in your instruction. Thank you for what you do sir.

[@Anthony-mk8xo]

Please continue to talk. Your explanations are vital!! Keep doing your thing!

[@TheRick8866]

Good video thanks for the input. Can you talk about why Loma always uses his front foot to paw or use to find openings. Is it something only southpaws do?

[@RaneBane]

Go southpaw lol, we understand you're orthodox but for the sake of the video just do it. Vasyl isn't even left handed bro.

[@carsonjamesiv2512]

Oh YEAH, THIS IS MY CHANNEL!!😁

[@ageedow1]

I want him to talk more.... Its called coaching...thanks for the videos fran.

[@aaronf.186]

I have no plans on ever taking up boxing. But as a fan, I love these videos to gain insight and appreciation for the technique and strategy of elite fighters.

[@jackhusbands9932]

Don't stop talking Fran - you've got a wealth of knowledge!!

[@brent1835]

DONT APOLOGISE FRAN, KEEP DOING YOU!! YOUR SUCCESS IS FROM BEING YOU. DONT STOP

[@Pineappletaco]

I have a couple of your videos saved, but never knew who you were or your site. There are a bunch of clips of your videos elsewhere.

[@Cockney68]

your vids are spot on mate. Always going to get the single digit IQ haters ignore them

[@josephsalazar7643]

Who ever said u talk to much must have been having a bad day . U are a great boxing coach

[@thornados4969]

You are a good coach specially for a beginner.

[@damienmcdonald4188]

Don’t be too sensitive. Your videos are awesome, because you want to teach and talk!

[@brianwarner308]

u are one of the those no-nonsense guys but I understand you didn't like to hear somebody say that just because you like to do everything as best you can

[@andrewamareth4098]

What are the benefits of this? Are u dodging a right hand or something? Thx for the video Coach!

[@wsmfsh9963]

Very good illustration. Patient n clear. Many thanks !

[@backyardrack]

Keep talking Coach! I’m listening 👂!

[@jesus97640]

Id have to leave my house and pay money to learn this elsewhere take as much time as you want bro i appreciate it lol

[@jaytindall6843]

Really good stuff!! Can’t get any better than what you give us

[@danc1279]

Lomochenko one of my fav boxers of all time. Hope he and family stay safe.

[@hamodijb3313]

There are two mike tyson, the real tyson that was a hero,, and the second one is fran the caoch so he gives us ways to fight like the real tyson

[@howardboyd8720]

Take your time coach...Talk bro...We box in NEW YORK CITY WITH 52BLOCK SO TEACH MAN..DO YOUR THING...WE SEE U MY BROVA..WE KNOW AND CAN TELL THAT U KNOW WHAT THE HELL U TALKING ABOUT....Coach Fran..TEACH BRO

[@myboxingcoach]

Thank you Howard👍

[@猫島拳太郎]

this is great analysis Fran!!! wanna show it to Japanese boxer and trainer!!

[@TheCosmicDancer111]

Brilliant video coach, cheers!

[@mistadreadman]

You are doing fine Fran Sands. The person that said that is incorrect.

[@romilnarciso1137]

The only p4p number1 Coward! Loma 😂

[@joegonzales8855]

Thank you for the lesson I always enjoy good footwork videos

[@petyrlittlefingerbaelish3372]

Slow is smooth, smooth is fast... top coach thanks for the tips 🔥🔥🔥

[@petermontgomery8707]

And now go watch amir Khans footwork 😂🤣😂🤣

[@hanlee8247]

I also think you are a great coach. 1 out of 2 online coaches i actually watch on youtube.

[@AselineShawno]

Do one when footwork and slipping moving and slipping

[@richardsmith70]

Don't listen actually you talking is the great part of learning

[@richardsmith70]

Also can you give my boys sparring a look mate and would you mind giving opinion on it much appreciated

[@richardsmith70]

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[@NASkeywest]

I broke a dudes hand blocking with the point of my elbow before. Is that even practical to try to do in actual boxing match?

[@alleykat6145]

None of this stuff would work in a street fight.

[@tiberio1352]

Talk too much??......Au contraire. You are a great coach.

[@tashiwangchu3686]

Thanks coach because of you am learning so much thing

[@waveexistence3512]

Love your accent. Subscribed 👍🏻

[@aminarman9977]

The method looks easy in this explanation but damn this shit is tiring if your legs are not well conditioned😅

[@PaschanTOPs]

Now you get it. Boxing is 50% legs.

[@mindyourownbastardbu]

What you say is intelligent, relevant and useful. It's obviously born of experience. You don't waffle from what I've seen. My only problem is your accent, it makes me miss Liverpool terribly 🥰 Best city in the world. 🤜🏻🤛🏻🤝

[@myboxingcoach]

Cheers lar. Nice comment that, thanks for taking the time to watch pal

[@mattcolwell1187]

More videos on angles. I suck with angles

[@optimusprime699]

Thank you for your videos they are great, I have a question about headaches, sorry I know this was not the topic of your video but I couldn’t see anything on your account and I find your advice really very good. I have sparred a quite a few times and couple times So far I’ve had bad headache. I had a spar 2 days ago and the guy couldn’t hit me as I and good at slipping then countering and I was landing some shots about 35% power flicking them out there, light sparring, he is a-bit of an angry guy from what I have seen when he’s on the hand pads...andi think he got frustrated with missing and being countered (I wasn’t being a dick, I’m actually told of for being too nice to people in sparring). anyways he went mental throwing straight bombs and I caught a few clean on the jaw and nose bridge, temple, I had no head guard on cuz light sparring supposedly. Since then I had head aches like dull and dizziness randomly kinda like I’m drunk feeling which comes and goes on and off and my right eye was going noticeably blurry. We have sparring again next week and I will definitely return power (I kept composed and continued with my pace and power as this guy is quite abit older than me, only has private’s and the gym owners childhood friend). Now I truly love boxing but brain damage does worry me, and my head is feeling pretty weird like this after eating only a handful of hard shots and not from a seasoned fighter it’s got me thinking is my body not able to sustain boxing. I have had some bad street fights where I’ve been jumped in the past and been battered to we’re my face in just a mess, and huge car crash....maybe damage from them accumulating which is why I am getting the head aches and dizziness/ drunk feeling? Or is it normal? Everyone is excited to see me fight in the next couple months and I dont want to let everyone down, but I don’t want to end up messed up my health....anyone else experience this? Am I just being a overthinking pussy?

[@myboxingcoach]

You're not an overthinking pussy - anyone who isn't concerned about the potential for head injury is an idiot. Sounds to me like you have a mild concussion, so if symptoms persist you need to get yourself to your doctor. Tell your coach, he/she needs to know. If you came to me I would not let you spar for at least a couple of weeks. I'm not a medical professional so cannot advise whether some people are more susceptible to concussions than others...that's a question for your doctor. Hope this helps mate.

[@jakubkralik3664]

Fuck the haters, your content is so so good. Keep it up coach.

[@andykills12]

I wanna be a boxing coach. Do you have anything that can help me?