Boxing - Throwing Multiple Left Hooks Moving Forward

[@PrecisionBoxing]

nice, that's cool i can see what ur saying. I had a little over 20 fights with 3 losses at middleweight

[@santabarbaraca2010]

Always master the foundation,then build on top of it,is what my coach always teaches.

[@The51nikos]

All the videos I've watch of your instructions, one thing sticks out to me. And that's the fact, you've got incredible footwork!!!!! Pretty amazing!!!!

[@PrecisionBoxing]

The51nikos thank you my man!

[@PrecisionBoxing]

thx, yes it will help, that and just spending entire rounds on your left hook and focusing on the body rotation with a loose arm

[@jamesleijaII]

You are correct early in your video when you describe that the turning of your hips drives the power of your hook, however, if you watch your video closely when you throw your triple hook there is limited hip movement. I would recommend simultaneously stepping forward with your left foot while turning your hips down, like you're slipping a straight right hand constantly before every hook, to add power to your punch. If you look at your hooks they are driven by your shoulder instead of your hips.

[@PrecisionBoxing]

Congrats on your fight and your win, its quite the compliment that you applied multiple left hooks, very nice. I hope your daughter is doing well and we will keep her in our thoughts.

[@thodorissaritziotis3306]

Really wish you were my coach man! Unbelievably quality method of teaching!

[@martialway100]

This channel is joint first for Boxing on YT, with 'Coach Anthony', being the other IMHO. Great Boxing tips. Thank you for uploading your Boxing tutorials onto YT.

[@PrecisionBoxing]

thx. yes Tyson most often would roll under before throwing another one

[@PrecisionBoxing]

thx my man, they are Ringside diablo boxing shoes and they are light and comfortable. You can get them off the Ringside website

[@cabates0114]

Right on, Coach JT. Yesterday, I was watching Gohkan Saki, a kickboxer who is proficient in throwing multiple left hands from othrodox. This video was very helpful in explaining the proper footwork. Thanks again!

[@PrecisionBoxing]

solid, thank you Chris

[@Krelgarsh]

Thanks a lot for boxing lessons , sir .You are wonderful . I've learned so many things about boxing, thanks to you . I've spent so much years to Ashihara Karate and I ve just realized that how I'm silly cause not to begin martial arts with it's source/core ; boxing. You really made me love this sport .Please keep it upload new videos. Even if it s just your sparring video : ) . Peace! Best regards !

[@davidrivas6412]

Yup boxing is the fundamentals of combat sports so before you learn mma you got to learn boxing cuz boxing is the basics of fighting

[@dayman161172]

that ist true... but the traditional karate actually train same footwork.as.boxing. maybe ur karate style is too mordern. I myself training taichi and i also realised that boxing is basic

[@sskspartan]

zawar salim lmao stop lying you idiot, youre telling me a karateka can move like Ali or Tyson?!! Nope, they only move one foot at a time and basically no lateral movement

[@PrecisionBoxing]

thx Piotr!

[@dadirtydawg7789]

Best boxing channel. I practice MMA but a good boxing foundation is what I focus on. I can always find different techniques from your channel.

[@danwoodhead6091]

You're an awesome teacher man. I wished I lived in the USA, it's impossible to get started as a beginner in any kind of martial arts where I'm from and there seem to be so many good boxing, wrestling, jiujitsu gyms across the states it's crazy. Keep up the good work dude, I'm learning so much from your videos, so thank you

[@PrecisionBoxing]

wicked, I love to hear that kinda stuff, respect for going out and giving it a shot

[@PrecisionBoxing]

thx, Ringside

[@monarofreak]

Loving your vids on footwork while punching going forward, confirming some stuff i've picked up during shadow boxing and adding some points to refine the technique. Great Stuff

[@PrecisionBoxing]

thank you, i'll keep an eye out for you

[@brucejackson9440]

Hey JT, Wanted to let you know I fought on Sunday in Oz. Was very tired as my daughter was ill in the morning nd we spent time in hospital. She is fine, but I left exhausted and fought in the afternoon. I thought I would just relax and just treat it like sparring, but try some of these things. I trailed the Triple hook, Landed on the 2nd and followed straight down the pipe with my Right. Did it again in the 2nd round and took him out with the hook. Love your material. Legend!

[@strenuousbobbykushner]

You got the most methodical training online. I subscribed to your channel

[@PrecisionBoxing]

yes, I might do a video on it, I"ve already written a blog post on my best coaches and what I took from them on my website.

[@Election0747]

The slowmo around 4:50 is excellent

[@PrecisionBoxing]

that's right, and the 3's will come that bit faster. thanks!

[@PrecisionBoxing]

cool, there is a lot of excellent footwork in traditional martial arts. thx for your comment

[@kaptainkermo]

Amazing! And the shift makes the whole movement really fluid and the left hook comes out so much more easier! I always thought I had to lead with my lead left foot when I move (except when I'm moving to laterally to the right). This is very new to me! Can't wait to try it out!! THANKS (again)!!!!

[@PrecisionBoxing]

I appreciate your comment as I know you are being technical in your approach. I just want to point out that I don't mention hips at all in the video, nor do I mention shoulders. The footwork drives the movement and allows your 'body' to execute, the correct footwork allows you to pull it off and guides your body. I don't want guys thinking too much about hips or shoulders, with the right footwork the correct rotation will happen automatically. However, you are still correct with what you say

[@PrecisionBoxing]

cool, yes it's easier off a right hand then the lefts. There's no doubt you'll have to make small adjustments to make it work for you.

[@jasperzoe]

This is good stuff brother. Took Me forever to learn how to hook Moving fw I only threw check hooks backing up for more than 10 years. Wish I would have seen this from day 1

[@rickygumedo]

I agree with bruce! Alot of youtubers lol are all trying to maje dvds and what not for money but jason does it for the passion. Keep up the great work jason!!

[@nachodiav8420]

saludos desde argentina!, realmente puedo decir que estoy aprendiendo a golpear y moverme como un boxeador gracias a tus videos! side step drills, increasing hand speed (este video realmente tiene que verlo todo el mundo, los golpes empiezan a explotar en menos de un mes!) killer jab, y bueno, casi todos. soy un practicante de taekwondo y adquiri una bolsa de box para practicar patadas, pero el hecho de llevar los desarrollos de las tecnicas explicadas en tus videos es sencillamente apasionante! hace dos meses movia pobremente mi bolsa con un hook, ahora puedo decir que logro el mismo efecto pero con mi jab, sin otras palabras mas que gratitud maestro, KEEP ON ROCKING!!!

[@lanemeyer1948]

Really wonderful videos! I leave in the Seattle area and have been to a lot of mma and jiujitsu gyms, but this area doesn't have a lot of boxing gyms and I feel that striking is the best base to have, so getting such intricate details like on your videos is priceless. I have two sons and they've done light pad work and really light rolling for awhile, but your videos really shed light on the finer details that allow me to understand the movements and show my boys. Much Thanks.

[@PrecisionBoxing]

+Lane Meyer thanks Lane, where I grew up in the suburbs there were no boxing gyms, it wasn't until I moved to the inner city that I had access to them, and now 20 years later they are dispersed back out in the suburbs. So I know what you mean about access, its not always easy.

[@lcchpff]

Not boxer, martial arts but back foot placing is good. Makes for great lateral movement especially to left and also backwards..push off back foot..not really compromised. Not all textbook stuff work well for everyone and in all situations. Everyone got their own style..long as comfortable and works. Nice vid.

[@LtdNova]

Yesterday at drilling, thought man this feels weird, have to check JT tomorrow, now I know again how it works correctly. Best explanation :D

[@PrecisionBoxing]

yes!

[@crunchytaco8287]

If I ever turn pro I want you as my trainer.. lol., your videos are great

[@PrecisionBoxing]

CrunchyTaco thx my man!

[@strenuousbobbykushner]

@@PrecisionBoxing Me too

[@strenuousbobbykushner]

Would love to pay to train with you for a week

[@PrecisionBoxing]

thx for your comment, I welcome your insight anytime.

[@icthusman88]

This video is really helpful. I'm newer to boxing and I'm having the hardest time with the left hook. I'm looping too much and not turning with the hips enough. I was trying to find some good drills to overcome this. Thanks again.

[@PrecisionBoxing]

You can go body then head with this against someone who is the opposite side, it helps if you slip outside before you throw that body shot.

[@itpugil]

definitely the best boxing teacher here in youtube, wanna meet you someday :)

[@PrecisionBoxing]

nice, very slick

[@islandboy40]

Wow, I thought this was a great technique with putting pressure on your opponent and also retreating defense and thanks for breaking down the footwork for us! Great stuff!

[@PrecisionBoxing]

Thank you, yes i believe it. A long time ago I trained at a place that taught Seven Star Mantis, its good stuff

[@brucejackson9440]

Sunny Gill, I have fought for the past 13years. No one is all my years have I learnt more of then Jasons videos. That includes Danny Greens current trainer Angelo Hyder, troy waters who is inducted into the boxing hall of fame and other decent Australian boxers. I would be more then happy to post a recent video of me sparring UFC striker Ross pearson In which I used Some of Jasons tactics effectively. Anyone who dedicates themselves to the art and offers these tips for FREE is a legend.

[@nemanjagrbovic9708]

Thanks a lot i spend a lot time watching Tua,Frazier,Morrison and i hope that i can learn to throw vicious left hook :)

[@GeorgeOu]

Very interesting. Basically it's the same mechanics as a shuffle lead leg roundhouse kick, but using the arm as the weapon instead of the lead leg. Gotta try this!

[@PrecisionBoxing]

thank you!

[@MrNCCountryBoy]

I've seen it in your other vids as well but The footwork is insane dude! Geesh!

[@tk2097]

Videos have come a long way!!

[@christianshreve5101]

Would you consider a video on how you developed your teaching approach, what it consists of, and how you are able to get the results your fans are so excited about? Maybe a video of the top mistakes you see from your competition.

[@imrandma]

Your explanations are brilliant. Appreciate everything you say.

[@Kizzy-u3v]

I’ve always felt uncomfortable throwing a lead hook from a distance, this is magic. Great video.

[@yonishimonov9759]

Pure gold. Thanks

[@PrecisionBoxing]

I have a video on improving a lagging technique, i posted it not long ago, it should help. At first my left hook was my worst punch, I kinda pushed it and didn't get my shoulders into. Unless you have an injury or there is an issue with your arm its just gonna come down to putting in the work. In every combo you need to double up on your left hook, and dedicate entire round on the bag and in shadowboxing throwing the left hook, soon it will click

[@PrecisionBoxing]

Hey Bruce, thx for the props, u rock

[@PrecisionBoxing]

well said, thank you

[@tommymichalski9989]

dude you are a very good teacher

[@josecanela8049]

Thanks my friend very good explanation of the body mechanic

[@stefanpersaud]

Excellent teacher

[@D9710]

Great work as always J. Thanks.

[@leavemealone2006]

Another great video! Something else for me to practice! It almost seems like you're doing the 3-2-3-2-3-etc moving forward but leaving out the 2's

[@PrecisionBoxing]

You won't get as much power as being set, that's the sacrifice you make in this adjustment to catch a fighter moving backwards. The power can be full on the one you decide to commit to out of your multiple attack. Do you know what i mean?

[@MA6manalac]

this is a lovely move.

[@eoinrossobrien]

All your videos are excellent and you give great advice! Keep em coming! Thanks

[@leodaher]

Great coaching.

[@IntellectualCircumnavigation]

Yeah, its majesty left hook... another variation... Good job...

[@armando1381]

brilliant work... thanks for the tip! Will put it to work today at the gym.

[@Brad45420]

just when i think i know too much for you and i dont need the internet you give me something ive been having trouble with. youre so damn good kid thanks again for a great new video. when im the champ of the world at 154 ill tell them i started boxing with these videos

[@Giladbd1]

Great vid. Always find your stuff useful and handy

[@PrecisionBoxing]

ur right, i should at least add the links.

[@PrecisionBoxing]

I would but there isn't much to it, once you start training 4-5 days a week and putting in 16-20 rounds of total work per workout you will get that snap automatically. Its a matter of acquiring the ability over any set of advice I can give you.

[@sipykup]

Right, gotta stay low as you showed. Alot of guys get higher and higher after every punch. I like to do a short slip left to slip incomming punches after each punch. Good vid!!

[@cy_ence]

Thank you for this! So very well explained.

[@juancervantes1]

GREAT TEACHER..THANKS

[@davescratch3D]

I like your'e vids dude. I think this good standard footwork for trebling treble lead hand shots. A double and treble lead hand shots can also be thrown in one longer step. Jones used to throw doubles and trebles in the same step.

[@bs2455]

good technique man. just found your channel. good stuff

[@cocacola83000]

as always great explanation and a nice strategy to vary more the attacks when moving forward. A small recommendation for the videos Jason, it would be great if you could include a short footage of the fighter performing the technique that you break down in your videos, like in this case Johny Hendricks using the multiple hooks, that way it can be seen in action. Maybe its too much work but its just an idea, and don't get me wrong your videos are still the best.

[@GeorgeOu]

OK I tried the shuffle method and I have some initial observations. Normally I like to use the same push-off as a forward moving jab so it was initially awkward. It became easier when I did it off right cross which put my weight off right leg. Was also easier to string multiple forward moving left hooks using the shuffle. Not sure if I have the same power when I push off with rear foot, but I need to work on it more. Maybe I'll find both methods useful in different situations.

[@rundownvids7085]

this guy is an excellent instructor..oeruid

[@confusedcarlos]

Great Videos as always!

[@yungtyro1424]

Great great video man and breakdown

[@coleoman2132]

Roberto Duran owned this move

[@Fullstackdev-]

Thanks .. great video, going to try it right now

[@1957346]

Keep up the great work.

[@PrecisionBoxing]

It really depends how lean you are and if you have extra weight you can lose. I would probably stay at 69kg unless you can get to 64kg. It depends on what you are doing and how lean you are.

[@PrecisionBoxing]

it's really disappointing that I made this video and you left a comment without listening to what I had to say. You are not pushing off the back foot in this technique. I agree that your foot should be in the position you recommend, because I in fact teach it that way, but not in this technique, and it doesn't mean I need to "work on my stance" lol. You just simply missed the point of the whole video! PLEASE listen before you comment.

[@lcchpff]

No its me who should thank you. Picked up quite a bit of stuff from your vids :). You know what you are talking about.

[@PrecisionBoxing]

thanks, its a Ringside dry fit shirt

[@usalife8588]

thanks man.

[@B1r3andon]

Don't have much time to train but I see the proper rotation for a good snapping punch

[@jimbanzo]

awesome coach great detail. see somebody's matching

[@feirabbitt]

you can also do jab jab hook pivot.

[@immortaliserwow]

Great tip man ty

[@jamesleijaII]

Around 3:34 you mention rotation of the body, I took that as rotation of the hips as I saw your hips rotate and drive your hook. Correct, you didn't mention anything about shoulders but if you look at your triple hook, it is being driven by your shoulders instead of looking like the hook you threw at 3:34. I understand you went more for speed in these hooks than power, but I just thought I'd give my opinion. Thanks for the vid. This is a very tough move for beginner boxers to get down.

[@PrecisionBoxing]

your body should be upright for the most part, any leaning forward and you are not in position to get the most amount of power, sometimes leaning forward or crouching will make you harder to hit, Tyson and Frazier did it alot so you have to see what works for you. Start from the upright technique and mix it up to see what works.

[@georgimichev8795]

I fucking love this guy's videos, subscribe !

[@PrecisionBoxing]

Yes, I cover this type of footwork in my punching and footwork video. Check it out. RJJ was super fast, quick reflexes, great technique. The move itself is standard boxing stuff, but RJJ was just that good

[@karimlibanon3614]

Thanks

[@PrecisionBoxing]

yes i remember that, you mean you are southpaw? If it's short you might not be stepping in close enough or turning your boxing enough. You could watch Tyson vs. Golota for an example of a right hook from an orthodox position and then apply that to southpaw

[@yashtyson88]

Love your instructional videos man.. Thanks for everything and keep up the good work.. -a beginner from India!