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How Sugar Ray Robinson Trained: A Blueprint for Boxing Greatness

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Boxing Life

Boxing Life

Күн бұрын

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@BoxingLife
@BoxingLife Күн бұрын
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@jerryoshea3116
@jerryoshea3116 Күн бұрын
This is one of the best ( most concise) documentary's i've seen on the Great Man.
@BoxingLife
@BoxingLife 23 сағат бұрын
Much appreciated Jerry! Put a lot of work and research into this one
@jerryoshea3116
@jerryoshea3116 22 сағат бұрын
@BoxingLife U have to give credit where it's due& there was plenty i hadn't seen or heard before. U might also like to check out a veteran Scottish Journalist ' Franks Nobel Art ' ! (He must be 78),but still trains at his Boxing& he relayed a story of meeting the great man,when he was a young Amateur in Scotland
@luke125
@luke125 11 сағат бұрын
I agree. Brilliant work Jamie
@christianbarrientoslove5608
@christianbarrientoslove5608 Күн бұрын
Please keep making more of these kind of videos 🙏🏽
@BoxingLife
@BoxingLife 21 сағат бұрын
I will!
@ash6415
@ash6415 13 сағат бұрын
He looks amazingly powerful yet fast and light on his feet. 😮
@khannwolf4240
@khannwolf4240 15 сағат бұрын
Sugar Ray Robinson's greatest fan ever put on gloves there will never be another one like him❤
@PhillyPugilist
@PhillyPugilist Күн бұрын
Not gon lie, my stomach dropped soon as I saw the thumbnail as I was scrolling down my timeline 🤩 Been waiting for the video to drop since you posted about waiting for clearance in the Community section. I’m hype lol, and I ain’t even watch the video yet 😅
@bandilebertrandleopeng7046
@bandilebertrandleopeng7046 23 сағат бұрын
Walker Smith was like no other
@statsandfactsboxing
@statsandfactsboxing Күн бұрын
Here To Show Support
@serenityinside1
@serenityinside1 Күн бұрын
Thank you errr to who doctor?
@Rico-ow3ys
@Rico-ow3ys 17 сағат бұрын
Nice breakdown of the greatest.
@hannibalwantsahuggrande3433
@hannibalwantsahuggrande3433 Күн бұрын
3 to 5 times a month! Those guys were made of different stuff back then.
@THEINFINITEBLACKDYNAMITE
@THEINFINITEBLACKDYNAMITE Күн бұрын
They were burning themselves out
@jerryoshea3116
@jerryoshea3116 Күн бұрын
​@@THEINFINITEBLACKDYNAMITEThey didn't have the luxury of choice like now,u fought often ( kept busy,fit and Razor sharp)so u could eat. It wasn't done as some kind of eccentric hobby to supplement boredom.
@Clay_j_Bray
@Clay_j_Bray 17 сағат бұрын
@THEINFINITEBLACKDYNAMITE or maybe they just had testosterone levels above 500-750 unlike nowadays where 200 -300 is considered average.... and it's all normal now. And of course it wasn't planned.... right? We can't even muster the energy and motivation to sit at a computer screen for 40 hours a week, nevermind actually compete with another man for our livelihood....and yet we call it progress
@THEINFINITEBLACKDYNAMITE
@THEINFINITEBLACKDYNAMITE 16 сағат бұрын
@Clay_j_Bray From a scientific stand point they were burning themselves out, that's too much wear & tear on the body & not enough for healing & recovering. Men's testosterone level are lower today because of the foods & drinks being consumed, the environment of the world (wanting to de-masculate men & make them feminine), & the fact that jobs are not as physically demanding cause they have technology to do it or help them do it.
@xGhostRidah
@xGhostRidah 16 сағат бұрын
​@THEINFINITEBLACKDYNAMITE if they were burning themselves out, then what do you call today's athletes? Todays athletes are softer than baby powder. Men were men in those days. You don't know what hard work is. They went 15 rounds back then. Now, 12? They fought over 5-10 times a year, now 1-2? You don't know the full potential we possess as humans. Keep eating your fast food and lifting them snicker bars.
@sharkheadstudios0985
@sharkheadstudios0985 Күн бұрын
Awesome video, and as always very informative, doing good my friend
@BoxingLife
@BoxingLife 21 сағат бұрын
Much appreciated
@sherrillraymond7595
@sherrillraymond7595 21 сағат бұрын
Now I seen another documentary that said " Jack Johnson taught about balance, punch placement, and defense "
@THAT-PREACHY-DUDE
@THAT-PREACHY-DUDE Күн бұрын
Robinson jumping rope reminds me of Lee with the nunchucks.😮
@Rico-ow3ys
@Rico-ow3ys 17 сағат бұрын
Lee was a fan BTW. He watched film of Ray and Ali to add to his fighting style.
@Theimperialone-o2g
@Theimperialone-o2g 3 сағат бұрын
Ray would kick bruce Lees behind...
@gallashaw6
@gallashaw6 6 сағат бұрын
This was classic documentary honest and to the point could only be made by someone who was an excellent fighter in his own right, a true student of the sweet science, thank you sir.
@ybk927
@ybk927 3 сағат бұрын
A masterclass like always !!!!
@MrCliffordcacho1994
@MrCliffordcacho1994 Күн бұрын
OH HELL YEEEEAAAAAAAHHHHHH!!!!!!! THANK YOU!!!!
@MarquisZion
@MarquisZion 8 сағат бұрын
Thank you brother I have been waiting on this video for a year or two by now thank you
@RomanKortylewski-fq8nb
@RomanKortylewski-fq8nb 19 сағат бұрын
Bez dwóch zdań takiego pięściarza nie było był jedyny najlepszy niepowtarzalny😱👍💪🌹♥️💪🎉
@Boricua4life-u4m
@Boricua4life-u4m 7 сағат бұрын
Now that you made a video on his training, why not a video on his breakdown? Love your content, man. It's gold everytime.
@samwilley8748
@samwilley8748 Күн бұрын
Lets go I've been waiting for this one for a while
@orangepeelbeef4324
@orangepeelbeef4324 13 сағат бұрын
Fantastic video once again Jamie 👏🏻
@statsandfactsboxing
@statsandfactsboxing Күн бұрын
3 Comments For The Algo 💫🫶🏼 Keep Em Coming
@abudujana13
@abudujana13 Сағат бұрын
Thanks for the video, BOXING LIFE
@visioninvasion1271
@visioninvasion1271 6 сағат бұрын
Thank you for this video. Great job! Very detailed, many interesting analysis. I rediscovered Sugar Ray Robinson under a new light. No wonder he is my favorite boxer ever. More than the number one pound for pound ever : he's just in a league of his own imo.
@savharris5702
@savharris5702 10 сағат бұрын
Splendid work, as usual ...I think everyone has run outta adjectives for SRR. What else is left to be said?
@abdullah1976m
@abdullah1976m 6 сағат бұрын
Rip 🙏 champ greatest for ever 🙏
@GuyslyMenard
@GuyslyMenard 15 сағат бұрын
Let gooooo thank you brother
@KMAAcademy2020
@KMAAcademy2020 17 сағат бұрын
Great video! 🔥
@AD-cy7wx
@AD-cy7wx 13 сағат бұрын
Great vid! Thanks! 🙏🙏👍👍
@robjarvis6574
@robjarvis6574 17 сағат бұрын
Superb. Thank you 🙏
@THEINFINITEBLACKDYNAMITE
@THEINFINITEBLACKDYNAMITE Күн бұрын
The Greatest Fighter Of All Time Is Muhammad Ali!!!! I know Sugar Ray Robinson & alot of other fighters fought in more weight classes than Ali, I still got Ali as The Greatest Pound 4 Pound Fighter Of All Time. Ali has the greatest & the best resume ever.
@redrum6862
@redrum6862 Күн бұрын
SRR is your favorite fighter's favorite fighter. enough said.
@THEINFINITEBLACKDYNAMITE
@THEINFINITEBLACKDYNAMITE Күн бұрын
@redrum6862 Sugar Ray Robinson Is Ali's favorite fighter, but Ali is better than Sugar Ray Robinson, better resume more influential, & better legacy.
@redrum6862
@redrum6862 Күн бұрын
@@THEINFINITEBLACKDYNAMITE and that's your opinion. not facts.
@THEINFINITEBLACKDYNAMITE
@THEINFINITEBLACKDYNAMITE Күн бұрын
@redrum6862 It's definitely facts. It's no way Sugar Ray Robinson has a higher boxing IQ & better skillset than a Ali. Ali undisputedly has the greatest & best resume ever. Nobody boxer has inspired & influenced more people Ali. Fighters say Ali inspired & influenced them, not Robinson. They say Robinson is an all time great, which he is, but Ali is the greatest.
@JamieB237
@JamieB237 Күн бұрын
@@THEINFINITEBLACKDYNAMITERobinson influenced Ali
@Goofypikz
@Goofypikz Күн бұрын
Fantastic video, thanks you!
@JamesWhite-cr5ys
@JamesWhite-cr5ys 15 сағат бұрын
Great video.
@FIGHTINGLIFE3
@FIGHTINGLIFE3 17 сағат бұрын
GREAT VIDEO I LOVE IT
@faceholicks
@faceholicks 12 сағат бұрын
He used to carry joe Louis's gym bags hes a faster version of him
@johngerard3218
@johngerard3218 10 сағат бұрын
Jake LaMotta who fought Robinson six times said that Robinson was " a boxer who could slug and a slugger who could box". Unlike Tyson and Dempsey whose training revolved around sparring Ray sparred very little.
@diego2006boxing
@diego2006boxing 13 сағат бұрын
Absolute great video I’d like to see one of Oscar delahoya’s training
@johnblonkenfeld5281
@johnblonkenfeld5281 5 сағат бұрын
I think you covered everything.
@donvaughn4239
@donvaughn4239 17 сағат бұрын
Robinson didn't have a blueprint, because he was the blueprint
@rogercook9217
@rogercook9217 21 сағат бұрын
somebody send this 2 Dylan Wyhte ,, the balance bit he really needs
@tonyamartin1425
@tonyamartin1425 15 сағат бұрын
1.Rollie romero 2.Suger ray Robison 3.Ali 4.mayweather 5.joe Louis
@mja9376
@mja9376 11 сағат бұрын
What? 2 is 1
@tonyamartin1425
@tonyamartin1425 9 сағат бұрын
rollie is the new Ali do you know who he is???
@mja9376
@mja9376 9 сағат бұрын
@@tonyamartin1425 the guy who lost to tank. The new ali.... 😂😆 😂
@universal163
@universal163 16 сағат бұрын
JACK DEMPSEY NEXT PLEASEE!!
@kincamell2
@kincamell2 10 сағат бұрын
Stellar
@Johnnie5213
@Johnnie5213 Күн бұрын
👍🏾👍🏾🥊🥊
@kidpambele2233
@kidpambele2233 Күн бұрын
Robinson and Carlos Monzon were the "bad boys" of their division. both had a bad history with women and although Robinson beat his son and Monzon never abused his kids, still Carlos did murder his wife.
@MathewBall
@MathewBall 20 сағат бұрын
That's when men were men.💪🏽 💪🏿
@brianthompson2127
@brianthompson2127 5 сағат бұрын
Martial Artist
@statsandfactsboxing
@statsandfactsboxing Күн бұрын
Love This Video Series. I Just Uploaded A Video On Ray Robinson In Color Its My Favorite On My Chanel
@luke125
@luke125 11 сағат бұрын
Walker Smith Jr🥊
@ManvasPachenko
@ManvasPachenko Сағат бұрын
Brilliantly crafted feature 🙏 To think Floyd Mayweather Jr claims to be greater than Ray Robinson and Muhammed Ali. His delusions are off the scale. I have a biography about Ray, called SWEET THUNDER. Its a great read.
@jakelewis4310
@jakelewis4310 13 сағат бұрын
Actually we all are capable of this that's the sad thing people play there self down but we have capabilities and sugar ray had slightly tapped into them
@Theimperialone-o2g
@Theimperialone-o2g 2 сағат бұрын
There might be something to that beef blood. Maasai warriors drink cows blood too
@jahrules8674
@jahrules8674 10 сағат бұрын
Walker Smith
@Theimperialone-o2g
@Theimperialone-o2g 2 сағат бұрын
The ultimate dreamfight would be mayweather jr vs robinson... i have robinson stopping him late btw
@rickthereckless
@rickthereckless 8 сағат бұрын
When men were men
@PerezSportsOfficial
@PerezSportsOfficial Күн бұрын
So Sugar Ray was his name because that was his false name on an amateur boxing card LMAO
@MansaMusa-v5q
@MansaMusa-v5q 21 сағат бұрын
No Ray Robinson was the name he stole…. Sugar was the name he EARNED!!
@xGhostRidah
@xGhostRidah 16 сағат бұрын
This is the real training of the great Sugar Ray Robinson.He ran 5-10 miles a day, 6 days a week. Not 2-3 miles. He didn't eat process foods. Also, he was celibate. He understood that obtaining from sex gave him a big amount of energy and helped him fight like a warrior. He learned this from Joe Louis and Jack Blackburn. They taught him good habits. He skipped rope between 20-40 minutes. Later in the day, he did tap dancing, which really made his footwork one of a kind im the ring. It gave him rhythm. Other than that, you got everything else right. He did all the calisthenics.
@BoxingLife
@BoxingLife 15 сағат бұрын
I’ve did so much research into for this and after reading 2 books for this video and looking at shit load of Achieve articles. No where did I find he ran 10 Miles a day, only 5 miles at most. Maybe he did it on occasion. The tap dancing wasn’t necessarily every day. He said to have done it, but I highly doubt he would do this all the time. He did go out for walks though or just relax listening to music reading etc . I did cover about why he abstained from sex as-well. I did struggle to find information on exact calisthenic exercises. He did say he focused mainly on his core. Plus things like neck bridges similar to Tyson. But he always talked about doing calisthenics.
@xGhostRidah
@xGhostRidah 10 сағат бұрын
@BoxingLife first and foremost I must say that I respect your channel and what you do. I never said he ran 10 miles. His workout regimen was 5-10 miles. I get my research from old heads and my grandfather who actually saw Robinson in his prime. I'm a boxer myself btw. Ray Robinson learned how to tap dance by a man name Howard Sims aka the sandman which you can look up on KZbin. Tap dancing he did in the evenings. These were one of his hobbies. The sandman, I qoute " I taught sugar ray how to dance. After i taught him, nobody could beat him."
@DerickSmith-r9b
@DerickSmith-r9b 17 сағат бұрын
I didn't catch whether he was a heavy weight or not .
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