Genius Boxing Advice + Examples for 30 Minutes Straight

[@BoxingLife]

*Update! Hope you enjoy and can take something from this. Part 2 is now up check it out here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/j3angGWumbKaoMk

[@heysmilebomb]

Would love a trainer version!!!

[@everydaymeditation9270]

I am waiting for the part two video.

[@DedicatedDrive]

5.5k Likes baby

[@__________o____________]

Thank you so much for this technique compilation. Bless you.

[@bryandungee1029]

No need, shoulda done Trainers 1st if u we’re gonna do 2 parts!!! Learned all we needed from the actual CHAMPS in this one!!! Love it

[@aetheryuu]

I had a terrible depression, I felt like I could die any second. I found boxing and now I have a reason to live.

[@8ealer]

That's so awesome! Box engages not only physically, but most importantly - mentally. Forces to be present and focused. Nice thing.

[@AmericanaKush]

Awesome

[@jamesbrattoli5089]

let's fking go bro

[@rodnydorcelus5467]

Jesus loves you bro🙏🏾✝️

[@Mattamillion-vk2pf]

I feel you bro. I went through that too, Jesus saved me, but I can see how something new and exciting like boxing would pull you out of it. Do your best to avoid it from now on. Stay in the light no matter what.

[@pleaslucian]

Away from the politics and the business, the science of boxing is a beautiful thing.

[@BoxingLife]

It sure is

[@DonutsForever24]

@BoxingLife away from the violence and brain damage too

[@DimiLeventis]

@@pleaslucian It's a beautiful blend of Science and Art

[@8ealer]

I love how it illustrates that box is more about being smart, sharp and mentally prepared than just being physically gifted or trained. All that power, energy and speed that training builds is only as good as the mind of the boxer allows it to be.

[@jhedit226]

I never thought of it that way thanks

[@lucky6961]

that's the interesting part of physical training, it forces you to develop nervs of steel. If you get scared of your opponent you've pretty much lost

[@214skrilla6]

What gives me strength in tough times , is knowing i am only human , every person on earth isnt safe from feeling fear , however not everyone can act on it ,

[@Theboxinglifecoach]

A coach version would be amazing, including insights from Cus D’Amato, Angelo Dundee, Emanuel Stewart, Teddy Atlas and Roger Mayweather, just to name a few

[@BoxingLife]

In the works, will be out in the new year. I will have part 2 similar to this next month.

[@CAOdres1]

@@BoxingLife when will it come out?

[@wildmanmike100]

These are apt proxies bro

[@BoxingLife]

@@CAOdres1it is about half way done. There were so many fights at the end of last year i had to put this on hold. I aim to get this out end of Jan or Start of Feb now

[@CAOdres1]

@@BoxingLife awesome thank u

[@SaunaTino]

Andre ward’s lesson on the jab is very eye opening. Atleast to me

[@staticshockboxing]

Yeah that bit ima sit with while I go get clothes out the laundry. Lost art indeed….

[@stuartdamon3610]

I likedneed Nino Donaire’s.

[@kawonewilliams1949]

This is absolutely incredible, mam. I'm surprised someone hasn't done this before. Getting straight from the horses mouth, so to speak. Man, I'm glad your channel exists. You and a very few other guys really love this sport.

[@BoxingLife]

Thank you for the kind words! Glad I can give back

[@yyxy.oncesaid]

Millions love boxing

[@dn2173]

This is such an insightful and crucial video for all of us who box, thank you for this boxing life

[@BoxingLife]

Thank you, that means a lot. I wanted to create something that could be useful through the fighters themselves.

[@pu2f551]

John 3:16 Romans 10:9 John 3:3 Matthew 7:21 John 14:6 👍❤👌

[@RobertWeiß-k4s]

I appreciate this Video so much and Take some tips for my fight tomorrow

[@fakhreddinebendjelloul2577]

Boxing is my life 🤌🏻❤️

[@Leon-cd1iy]

I felt the same. Some advice from me would be to make sure you have a job as well if you’re young.

[@OAzzyO]

@@imtiredcharlie coming from a clown No life 🤡

[@noneyabusinesshomie]

@@imtiredcharlie Because having love for something doesn't mean you'll automatically be one of the best at it.... Grow up buddy, it's not just about love and dedication, although those are the most important ingredients at the top of the game but they do not compose of the whole picture.

[@sammysossa8846]

Same🤌

[@Mma-basement-215]

Congratulations and respect boxing the biggest part of my life in the past for long time many years its such a great teacher of truth For me Practicing drilling over and over because you know were your week and need to get better you can make it a strength thats probably One of the most gratifying feelings in the world Going putting in the work at something you're not naturally good at and making it something you become a master or professional at so awesome

[@sirchcaep]

This was a genius idea. I'd love a part 2 eventually.

[@tcsfq99]

@@sirchcaep you should ask Ward on low blows he's a master..

[@shaun1552]

I loved that..... ''I don't want there to be an area of the ring, where I'm nervous'' - Andre Ward

[@malachidavie5764]

Started boxing 5 weeks ago. Absolutely love it , today was my first sparring session and I ate a lot more punches then I landed. It was great. A lot of learning , this was an amazing video to watch and I’ll keep rewatching to take it all in. Thanks so much for the upload ! Have subbed and look forward to more videos in the future. You’re awesome !

[@BoxingLife]

Great to hear man! This is a sport you never stop learning and adapting. Happy this video has helped and will get a part 2 up soon for you!

[@ethanallen2233]

5 weeks and you did a sparing? I have the same Time ando nothing Yet, i really want to.

[@way_of_water]

Keep it up! I have improved a lot in 8 months of consistent training. Started this year in February

[@malachidavie5764]

@@ethanallen2233 keep at it my man ! I especially recommend starting sparring if you have other new guys to train with. It’s good to spar against everyone at all levels , the elites shouldn’t go too hard on you and you’ll learn a lot off sparring them especially foot work and feints I’ve found

[@malachidavie5764]

@@way_of_water thanks heaps ! My usual schedule at the moment is 2 hours a day at the gym , Monday, Tuesday , Thursday. Wednesday 1 hour sparring. Some Fridays fitness and skill work. I’ve put my name down for a fight in March next year , a lot of hard work to put in to get ready for this fight and I can’t wait. Beautiful sport ! A lot of black eyes and blood noses to come 👊🏼 go well and keep at it too 👌🏼

[@jambostringo]

Man, Andre Ward just has a gift for teaching. Surprised about all the possibilities a jab to the stomach opens.

[@jahjahsavewi6185]

@@jambostringo FLOYD HAD THE BEST EDUCATED JAB IN BOXING HISTORY HIS JAB TOO THE BODY WAS SO BEAUTIFUL TO SETUP OTHER COUNTER SHOTS OFF HIS SUPERIOR JAB PEOPLE DONT KNOW BOXING LOLOL!!!

[@theone-eyedcat2641]

Gold content, we need a whole serie of such compilations of pro advices like this. Thank you so much!

[@BoxingLife]

Thank you! Wanted to put this out there as a test to see how you guys would respond. Happy to create more like this in the future!

[@theone-eyedcat2641]

@@BoxingLife Please do! That's genius work, congrats

[@noneyabusinesshomie]

​@@BoxingLife Yes please it's amazing

[@KinGJA1M3S]

Great video! Opening up with Mike Tyson gave me chills. I can see how much Cus D'amato meant to him. It's like listening to Cus speaking thru Tyson from everything he taught him, LEGENDARY!

[@BoxingLife]

Glad you enjoyed it! Yeah he certainly soaked up a lot from Cus!

[@vince11harris]

This is why you are one of the best boxing channels on KZbin. No biased views, no gossip. Just great boxing content

[@BlastedMaster]

This video should be a part of every aspiring young fighter's arsenal of technique studies. Beautiful curation of these legends' sweetest morsels of the sweet science. Levels above the rest.

[@GunslingingSpider0]

On GGG using your head on the inside is something wrestler do because your body follows your head so you control where the body moves. something my wrestling coach taught me.

[@AyAngelchillfoo1315]

A lot of people don’t know this but GGG I’ve met him and talked him he use to wrestle before he committed to boxing so he’s got freestyle and Greco wrestling background

[@diediedie1992]

@@AyAngelchillfoo1315 crawford,ggg and loma all have background in wrestling. its really nice to see that they are welll rounded. it's just too bad that mma is out of question for them since boxing pays more

[@AyAngelchillfoo1315]

@@diediedie1992 and a few others as well I met GGG a few months ago and went to his gym to train before his old coach from way back and talked to him more and he told me ultimately he stuck to boxing over wrestling

[@TheMagnificent1903]

@@diediedie1992 Boxing is more entertaining. Nobody denied the effectiveness of wrestling or bjj but it does not creat excitement for majority of people.

[@GunslingingSpider0]

Wrestling is a sport that lacks glory

[@stuartdamon3610]

Thanks!

[@BoxingLife]

Thank you Stuart. This is truly appreciated

[@Ironkid4]

Tyson bringing out his hands with the gloves on. I did not expect that

[@LudwigSauerteig]

Fight the boxer and box the fighter

[@coach-bens]

@@LudwigSauerteig beautiful

[@hiruyabebaw7140]

This is one of those videos I'll return to anytime I lose love for the sport

[@BoxingLife]

Thank you!

[@00HoODBoy]

You put it perfectly.

[@CedricZirtacic]

That microsecond that waits until throwing the left hook at 4:10 is magnificent.

[@sekondnature4368]

Beautifully put together. The highlights illustrating the techniques and tactics significantly add to the explanation. That, and they are amazing to watch. Great work!

[@BoxingLife]

Glad it was helpful and appreciate the kind word! Part 2 in the making.

[@sekondnature4368]

@@BoxingLife look forward to it

[@Van_D_Acex]

Beautiful breakdown from former legends thank you for putting this together definitely will be used as a training camp video 🎉

[@BoxingLife]

Glad it was helpful!

[@calvinmay35]

This is great. If I was an elite boxer, I couldn't wait to retire so I could finally reveal all my secrets.

[@klovismbeng4303]

SIMPLY THE BEST BOXING ADVICE I HAVE EVER COME ACROSS.

[@klovismbeng4303]

I STUDIED EVERY CLIP FRAME BY FRAME.

[@wolfofharlem]

The sweet science behind boxing is amazing.. A true fan of the art and I’m grateful for this content

[@PennyRDA]

I thoroughly enjoyed this video. I appreciate the effort that you made to find the fight clips to match up what the boxers are saying

[@Mil_Spec_Spartan_]

Bernard Hopkins’ advice on the left hook is awesome. My left hook is my dynamite power punch, so I’m always looking to optimize it xD

[@lambda494]

I subbed because of this. Do more please. Advice cut with actual footage of examples is worth a LOT.

[@BoxingLife]

Will have another up soon

[@-EEE-]

28:08 this bit with Andre ward really hit home as a martial artists my base is and forever will be boxing, I started doing Muay Thai and mma a year ago and everyone knows me as an awkward fighter I can do a traditional Thai stance but I always wanted to bring more boxing into my style since I’m comfortable with it and understand well but I did have to drop some mannerisms like having my front leg dug in since it’s now a venerability Bruce lee was way ahead of his time since his teachings are still relevant

[@raresouls9897]

Way

[@kevinsho2601]

Bruce basicallly created mma. Thats what JKD was. Jon jones is basically the purest example of JKD in a ring. He does whats needed to win and not bound to any style.

[@puriphatsrinithiwat7409]

Binged to the end. QUALITY content. Thank you for such an informative video.❤

[@BoxingLife]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you!

[@jayx2514]

Duran still got them Instincts, and reflexes.Obviously his physical abilities are gone but he still sees everything,Moves well for hixx as age.Xan still articulate himself. Legend.

[@drinfernodds]

Duran was a much more complete fighter than he sometimes gets credit for. His inside game was top-notch, but he could box at any range in order to get to his preferred range. He also had great defense which helps as to why he's still so sharp today.

[@jayx2514]

@@drinfernodds most complete fighter in history.could do it all,and anyone who knows boxing gives him all the credit.And he was a fighter through and through. Even in his older years against top competition he was competitive.Just off ability, and IQ

[@bertt1055]

1:32 - how he stood back up after the crazy uppercut baffled the mind

[@SOLE_II_SOUL]

I appreciate this channel for this video, this is true a gem for any boxer, amateur or pro.

[@BoxingLife]

I appreciate the kind words. I wanted put together something that could help through the fighters.

[@ibrahimmukhtar9650]

@@BoxingLifecan you make a part 2?

[@anthonykravitz6156]

this is the greatest video i have ever seen........ put it on replay.

[@JT_SOG_513]

“In the corner” with smitty…. Man these fighters was dropping so many gems 💎 it’s crazy!

[@galekidd]

Amazing content , I love your channel ! Looking forward to more genius advice episodes like that !

[@daddydrip5578]

honestly one of the best boxing videos I have ever watched, I've rewatched it so many times

[@robertpotwin]

That right hand Tyson throws at around 1:44 is absolutely mind blowing…his combination of speed and power is essentially what sets him apart in my mind as a fan from when he was fighting. Such a unique, dynamic, and energetic style. As he aged (and lived hard), he could still land incredible, explosive punches…ask Frans Botha. Even Cliff Etienne…who I watched live when he was on the come up, and he was no slouch. Yet even near the end of his career, Tyson showed quick flashes of that explosiveness, especially in how he used his legs. Loved watching him move his feet with amazing dexterity to change position and/or close the distance…and explode with insanely fast, coordinated attacks featuring combinations like the one he demonstrated on the heavy bag. What an absolute legend.

[@vitorbueno4301]

This is diamond. Would like to see Crawford explaining his thought process about the check hook followed by examples. Boxing is so so beautiful omg

[@Carboneye7]

You really have to study the masters in their own element and niche’ like this and this video is a cram session in boxing theory Great work

[@miguelarredondo6141]

thank you so much for this video it's sometimes easy to get caught up on whose getting punched that the art behind it is neglected

[@thejamnasium6447]

that combo from Benavidez never ceases to make me holler

[@assassinstrike3110]

Dude keep posting these, it’s like vets talking about their stories, then showing them at war

[@BoxingLife]

I will do man! Good analogy!

[@tadejjernejcic1458]

by far one of the best boxing educational videos on youtube. More please!

[@BoxingLife]

Glad to hear you enjoyed. Working on the next one!

[@BrazyBlazer]

what a beautiful art form 🖼️ like Caravaggio painting truly the sweet science. Beautiful the human anatomy for combat the sharpest tool.

[@GameyTen9]

This is boxing GOLD

[@utrojuhelniku2811]

There you go. We don't just box. We have the heart of a warrior and the mind of a scientist.

[@braunpgn690]

really enjoyed this hoping to see a part 2 and more content like this in the future :)

[@3941602]

Good stuff. Andre Ward really highlighted his example on Chad....As many times as I heard his nane I knew it was serious

[@edge803]

Ward lol. Very dirty fighter and boring.

[@3941602]

@@edge803 take a shot of liquor everytime he says Chad lol

[@pault7135]

This is an incredible video!!! You point out the nuances of boxing so beautifully and I love hearing the legends give their insight. Thank you!

[@jacobsager2553]

Already one of my favorite KZbin videos ever

[@BoxingLife]

Glad you liked it Jacob!

[@MikeyStreet314]

Incredible content!!! Keep these coming and long live boxing! 🥊

[@johnmcenroe6732]

One of the best informational boxing videos I've ever seen

[@CJIA60HEPBHblU]

Golovkin’s head usage is a real hint 😮

[@ibrahimmukhtar9650]

Amazing man! Please more of this for us learning boxers🥊🥊🥊

[@lorenzoray6141]

Brilliant compilation, such good knowledge it made me smile, thanks for this

[@CAVERUNLAKE]

I was living in Chicago in the 80’s and I remember seeing Tyson on TV and during the interview he said when you throw a punch you should always be moving your head or feet, I never forgot that.

[@jwmillward19]

Amazing video, very well put together. I must admit Mike standing there looking like he's about to do a business presentation then he unfolds his hands from behind his back and he has gloves on absolutely sent me lmfao

[@Ironkid4]

I love this video with all my heart

[@BoxingLife]

🙌

[@Mma-basement-215]

This is truly amazing what a great video much respect for putting this together It was brilliant

[@umairboxingknowledge3293]

Hey,man what a video. Amazing,superb,love you for this beautiful gift you gave all of us.❤❤

[@yousifkhalid1826]

Andre ward’s advices were the best by far

[@karlnegado6376]

I’ve just gotten into boxing for fitness but mate it is a whole entire philosophy and way of life. Can’t wait for my training gloves!

[@synvaVal]

Floyd is just too smooth, master of the sweet science 🥊

[@stuartdamon3610]

Great job! 🙂 Thank you for coming up with the idea and pulling it together.

[@BoxingLife]

Was my pleasure! Working on the second one

[@viennois0123]

Now that was truly a video of value to me. Thanks!

[@BoxingLife]

@@viennois0123 my pleasure

[@surrealistidealist]

"Well, with power, a lot of it is natural - you are just born with it like I was myself. But training is important. Chopping wood, lifting hay bales, things like that, that’s what today’s fighters should do - go back to old-school, natural methods of training. My trainer, Archie Moore, he told me to go away and chop trees for two weeks before a fight, and I did and it made all the difference in the world; all the difference to my life. I’d say doing things like that increases you punching power by at least 25-percent - forget lifting weights, that just makes you muscle-bound and takes away your speed. Go back to nature when you train." -Earnie Shavers Source: Heavyweight Legend And “Puncher Of The Century” Earnie Shavers On How He’d Have Done Against The Greats • East Side Boxing • News Archives

[@itguru2037]

Mike the master said being a big man has no significance. He proved that

[@martinez209]

That Canelo and Tyson advicebis all I need from this vid! Great stuff!

[@Mattamillion-vk2pf]

This is brilliant! Thanks a trillion! I'm a Jeet Kune Do/Western Boxing artist and I love this so much. I can't think of a better video on fighting! If Bruce Lee was alive, he'd be all over this video and showing it to his students.

[@neydra8606]

This video is a treasure i think i might gain 3 months of practicing by knowing principles in this video

[@gilberth9291]

This is one of the greatest and most important boxing videos ever made 🙏🏼🔥

[@SHAETHESHAMAN]

You can tell old Duran still got it man. That boy movement is beautiful to see

[@joeymarino7907]

I needed this thank you

[@courtneygillespie1187]

Form is really important, Every single boxer I like had impeccable form 👌

[@00HoODBoy]

Andre ward talked his shit. Last bit especially, greatest boying video ive seen. This motivating like nothing else

[@aazadmuhammad4643]

Best 33mins of my 2023 so far. 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@Cool-Danny]

0:03 Mike Tyson: Use a strong body punch or body punch feint to make an opening for a head punch. 2:46 Bernard Hopkins: Step to the left to land a left hook to the body or head behind their guard, or to the right to land the right hooks. 4:57 Andre Ward: Fence with the jab, paw to control distance and create openings. Jab to the body to stay long range, slow them down. Fake the body jab and go for the head shot or vice-versa. 9:51 Canelo Alvarez: When throwing a strong body shot, drive the punch into body the moment of impact instead of a tap. 11:10 Gennady Golovkin: When in the clinch, use your forehead and posture to drive under opponent's jawline/chin pushing their head back while throwing your strikes to their vulnerable body. 13:18 Oscar De La Hoya: Keep arm and fist relaxed; when throwing a punch tighten the fist right before impact. 19:01 Canelo: Only time to take a step-back evade on a jab is when the jab lands and you can evade a possible straight cross that follows. 25:48 Lennox Lewis: Leave the lead hand extended to sneak a jab, this brings your hand closer to the opponent without them recognizing it.

[@Ie4s]

Thanks

[@Ae4pf_]

Best video about martial arts combining all the sigmas of boxing

[@thestoryrealm2406]

Watery eyes.. smh please share first track or entire tracklist for that matter. I'd love to play while on the bag. Beautiful video. God bless you. Boxing really is life.

[@TheBlackRanger187]

I love that Andre Ward quoted Bruce Lee, one Bay Area legend learns from another.

[@robthekid_]

One of the best boxing videos out there.

[@JamesPain1203]

Man this is beautiful work. Please keep these coming!

[@miguel111093]

beautiful representation of the sweet science.

[@phil23_8]

This is why I'm subscribed to this channel. Absolute gold!

[@kingdicehoi4lubu746]

The biggest thing my father told me about fighting just in general not only boxing is the importance of inertia...The importance of making sure the punches that you want to knock out your opponents are thrown not only with your arm but your body moving with it too to shift your bodyweight into the force of the punch

[@killerwithin6217]

One of the best videos about boxing... thank you... from a guy who wants to be good in boxing but doesnt have a coach💪

[@kevinsho2601]

Bernard is the king of subtle movements in boxing. Nobody did subtle moves better, you dont know they are happening. If you ever fought somebody like that it is almost impossible to figure out because its so subtle you cant tell what they are doing. Todays dudes are different. They dont the same sort of subtle moves like andre ward, bhop, henrry armstrong. New guys about doing mayweather flashy moves and nothing wrong with that but boxing has changed a lot in the last 10 years. The inside game also. People think of floyd as the shoulder roll guy but if you seem shoudler to shoulder on someone and inside he was so subtle and tricky. Just different now.

[@Z4NKA1]

people dont care to learn the fundamentals anymore, they wanna copy all the big name experienced boxers without getting down the basics first

[@h4z]

Love the concept. Please do more!

[@spencerbancroft481]

Tyson is just a straight savage

[@KingoVRgtag]

Mike tyson is a really amazing boxer, very respectful and calm too. My favorite boxer.

[@pauldarthurs]

Awesome video. Thanks for compiling all these tips together!

[@BoxingLife]

My pleasure!

[@krissifadwa]

From one fighter to another, keep fighting the good fight 🙂👍

[@aryanwali4864]

Perfect Video. Keep doing what you're doing.

[@BoxingLife]

Thanks Aryan! Will do man

[@KeepItEspeezy]

hell of a magnus opus of a video job well done

[@BoxingLife]

Much appreciated! Part 2 should hopefully be up end of Jan or start of feb.

[@KeepItEspeezy]

i forever use this as a source bc i tried to compile these things in my head however of course being a novice i have to take it slow, i really think this is great content so much success to you

[@humbledragger6411]

This video Is a beautiful thing

[@diligentsun1154]

That Benavidez 'shoeshine' was DOPE