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[@rxge.edxts.]

" *Adapt* what is useful, *Reject* what is useless, and *Add* what is specifically your own" ~ *Bruce* *Lee*

[@gray_gogy]

@BLUE COLLAR BOXING whatever you say about him as a fighter, he revolutionized fighting in many ways.

[@jamesmiles1328]

@BLUE COLLAR BOXING no he was a street fighter !!!,by the way he was years ahead of fighters back then and way advanced in martial arts,he also trained sparred with Chuck Norris Bob wall joe Lewis etc all karate champions,and gene le bell was amazing grappler judo wrestling,Bruce lee was a legit fighter and a legend

[@rileyfreeman4096]

nice ippo profile picture

[@kentrellcoleman397]

That's an ancient African stick fighting. Philosophy.

[@TheStellarmanCo.]

@BLUE COLLAR BOXING Actually Bruce used to fight all the time, he used get challenged all the time on the street, and he even won a boxing match a boxing match against 17-year-old Gary Elms, who was recognized as the Inter-School Individual Boxing Champion. BloodyElbow.com recently did a feature on Elms, who passed away in 2018, calling on numerous sources and witnesses, and recounted the fight that likely nobody thought would be discussed more than six decades later. “Though rumors that followed the bout would claim a knockout victory to Lee, the reality is that he seems to have bullied Elms around the ring - knocking his opponent to the canvas three times across three rounds - but Elms kept coming back, and he kept attacking. Reports from witnesses make it sound like an odd contest, with Lee throwing hybrid wing chun kung fu and boxing combinations, and struggling with the gloves, and Elms trying to stick to what he knew best - the established rules of the ring. “In the end, it was a unanimous points victory to Lee, and no pride lost for Elms.”

[@Potent910]

"What's food for one fighter, is poison for another."

[@DnAfilms405]

Martial arts is so unique to each individual, but that's what makes it so damn good. You have people like ryan garcia who dont put all their emphasis on technique, and then you have dudes like Loma who are a walking textbook for boxing. Martial arts really is just the warriors preferred dancing style.

[@JoaquinEscalante-rq5bg]

@@DnAfilms405 like Muhammed Ali

[@jamiemoseley4728]

“Just pick ya damn hand up” 😂😂😂

[@danielbejarano3586]

Lmaoo

[@CoachAnthonyBoxing]

💯

[@tunaluna7730]

The problem with Philly Shell is we ain’t FLOYD.

[@pyroseed13]

Bingo. It's not a guard that works for most people and severely limits your mobility as well.

[@hustlenationfam]

Floyd aint me

[@uncleterryreal]

Nah we Ain’t James Toney lolol

[@raasputin]

@@uncleterryreal that's the one 👍🏿

[@uncleterryreal]

@@raasputin Yessir!

[@OldManFrank]

*I use a modified philly shell when I am tired and trying to recover; as a big guy, it’s great for defense while recovering and as your recovering you can counter.*

[@Potent910]

I do the exact same thing.

[@RealCoachRonn]

Same here

[@GuyFromTheSouth]

I do it if a guy is throwing alot of body shots

[@rdgnr8]

wow

[@ChinoDBOmusic]

Yo

[@hidalgorobinkeno7171]

"because you are learning the philly shell you are a philly shell fighter" this hit me so hard.... You were right when you said we should not pick a style and think we can do it... When we have our tools and put it together then our style will be created by those tools we have.... Thank you coach❤️ I was treating boxing like this.... I have a question coach how can we know what is our style??

[@anthonyurso9366]

I think good style for not only a boxer with reach advantage, but are fast and good at hitting and moving and believe when distance is closed in match it’s good to have option to change style

[@hidalgorobinkeno7171]

@@anthonyurso9366 yeah but there are only few boxers who can adapt to different styles

[@anthonyurso9366]

@@hidalgorobinkeno7171 yea def if you can use southpaw well will also mess ppl up

[@slizzardman]

I think you have to stop thinking about things in a way that basically say "How do I find the right box to put myself in, or the right label to slap on myself?" Instead of that, you need to figure out how to focus on a lot of the basics... minimize your telegraphs, learn how to punch a "pre-set arc" instead of reaching for your opponent (so that you are "herding" them AKA directing their movements moreso than you are just chasing them or being chased by them). Learn what your body proportions are and how they stack up to others in your weight class as well as whatever weight class you may move into down the line, like are you usually the fighter with longer arms at 160 but only a touch above average at 168? Spend some time working on how to deal with someone skilled who has reach on you even if you don't need that today, because the bad habits that can't be punished in your current weight class may be what limits you in the next one. Pretty much everyone has these kinds of habits, and rarely do they correct them because that is humbling, frustrating, and takes constant practice in situations they aren't used to anymore because all of a sudden they're "losing" instead of "winning" and that goes on for quite a while. Learn what your limitations are, and try not to rely on "X-factor" attributes like unusual toughness, speed, or reaction times because the first one just keeps you from learning how to actually be a better BOXER and the last two are not going to last. Floyd Mayweather is just about the only fighter I can think of that made a stylistic change to account for this inevitability before it was actually necessary, and that played a huge role in the longevity of his dominance. As you do these things, you will find that you DO start to form your own "style" but it won't be something that already exists. You have to explore your own future, not try to imitate someone else's past or present.

[@Meowpheus101]

Literally what Bruce Lee means when he said "Be like water"

[@adamdelgiudice9440]

It's also useful to use the philly shell and a more traditional guard to give your opponents different looks and make it harder for them to read you.

[@KofisUniverse]

Most people have a hard time applying the philly shell in their arsenal. A few people can master it i.e. Pernell Whitaker, James Toney, Floyd Mayweather.

[@CoachAnthonyBoxing]

💯

[@RASHONBOND973]

the Philly shell is beautiful but alot of fighters don't have enough ring discipline to master it to become effective plus it takes years to perfect it

[@dannymedina5157]

Teofimo Lopez

[@dannymedina5157]

@Captain Chaos undisputed world champion.. I think that's close

[@dannymedina5157]

@Captain Chaos so he has almost all belts but one and he ain't top 5 current pound for pound undisputed champion? Haha learn boxing plz

[@anthonygerber8261]

"What's food for one fighter is poison for another!" Love that quote; so true!

[@tymacdougall3140]

One of the most overlooked tactics against the philly shell is to double up on right hands sometimes triple up. Or triple up on hooks.

[@ahmadedelbijev923]

Or overhand

[@asiansweetboy]

Unless you are as fast as Floyd you will probably get punished for this

[@lionofjudah4492]

I understand everything has an Achilles heel but at the same time I believe this style is only for the the best of the best of boxers bc nowadays ppl do it for a pose & to look cool instead of learning the intricacies of this magnificent style💯

[@CoachAnthonyBoxing]

🥊💯

[@CoachAnthonyBoxing]

@SuperTrader Mikey 💯🥊

[@saucehugo8492]

It’s counter intuitive to the fundamentals of boxing

[@lionofjudah4492]

@@saucehugo8492 nope you must have not read my initial comment this style is magnificent& can only be executed or exercised amongst the best of the best💯so how is it counter intuitive to the fundamentals of boxing when the style itself has all the built in fundamentals once you understand how to execute it? Yeah you just tryna sound smart bruh bc ain't no real avid boxing fan gonna make such an outlandish comment

[@saucehugo8492]

@@lionofjudah4492 because your hands aren’t up it’s basically just showboating for a fighter with faster reflexes than his opponent

[@The_Void_Staring_Back]

Floyd actually liked to use a static high guard in many situations. He often used it when he was leaning in with a wide stance, preparing to bate his opponents into his famous pull-counter, because it kept his power hand out closer to the opponents head...... Just another example of using different tools when needed...

[@ndenadie6871]

Floyd Mayweather uses not only the Philly shell, he uses his money too.

[@fall-out]

'Food for one fighter is poison for another' damn that's a hell of a quote there I found your channel by accident but by far the best youtube boxing instructionals Im binge watching all your stuff your in a league of your own #respect

[@CoachAnthonyBoxing]

Got that from one of my good boxing friends

[@locklife4336]

This man knows his shit!!! I’ve actually used the Philly shell in a locker room fight, it works best in inclosed spaces. Essentially if the opponent is a wide puncher. Keep that shoulder up to protect your face.

[@topdogdre1808]

Nigga did you really use the fight style in a street fight without gloves I can’t believe it

[@lololololol8677]

@@topdogdre1808 lol

[@toddburnett4853]

Thanks for keeping me from making that mistake. I was on my way.

[@CoachAnthonyBoxing]

💯

[@tauhid9983]

"There's more than one path to the top of the mountain"

[@davidfuhok2901]

Wow, coach Anthony: I was already impressed by your amazing coaching level, and how you break down moves, and explain these principal so clear to mortals as us, but with this video (amongst many others of you) I got even more impressed! I LOVE your coachings! Big thumps up from Brussels, Belgium! Keep up the good work!

[@ramondiaz2851]

From you I learned the correct posture of the Philly shell and it kept my jaw from being exposed too much I THANK YOU!

[@CoachAnthonyBoxing]

Nice job !

[@jesmondo5785]

Just found your channel, love your videos dude! So good to hear comment on the people having a "style". I've boxed for around 11yrs and have never labeled myself with a style. I try to adapt and try to incorporate them together. Keep up the great work!

[@jdseventeen]

I love this. Coach Anthony is so realistic man. Been watching his videos for awhile now. Keep it up!

[@CoachAnthonyBoxing]

Thank you

[@guy-s]

"Guess what I'm gonna do? PICK MY DAMN HANDS UP"

[@CoachAnthonyBoxing]

💯

[@LucasMatos1984]

A natural teacher. Congratulations on explaining it this simple. Specially being a young man. Ring IQ at high level.

[@palermosicilia3468]

Perfectly explained. No one explains so clearly. Best wishes, to you and your team.👍Tanti salutti

[@CoachAnthonyBoxing]

Thank you !

[@kevincooper5656]

Absolutely! @Coach Anthony: It's one thing to know "how" to execute a technique another to know "when" to employ it.

[@mkminor3398]

If it doesn’t feel comfortable keeping your hands up then that’s good. It’s not supposed to feel comfortable until you get comfortable.

[@classicdriprob4850]

Why not Use Different Guard Styles depending on the boxing Situation. 🥊💯

[@MrComic97]

Facts

[@anthonyrobinson1705]

Thanks Coach for keeping it real as always. I love the way you broke that down Coach Anthony 🙏🥊👑.

[@losmoore3358]

I love your knowledge coach Anthony.

[@irok818sv8]

Thank you Coach Anthony, I love your content, the way u paint the proper picture for us.

[@jmart4166]

Use the tools when needed ... great advice from Great/amazing Coach ... many blessings to you Coach A ... Happy Holidays!

[@CoachAnthonyBoxing]

Thank you

[@benmccormick8230]

The Mayweather of coaching. Confidence and genius level boxing IQ. Keep dropping these gems like a madman running from the cops after a jewelry store heist.

[@uncletry4945]

Thank you man, you can't believe i was looking for such video yesterday. And you explained everything i wanted to know.

[@CoachAnthonyBoxing]

💯

[@lotfiboudjatat4690]

You are the best coach i ever knew

[@irminsulwotan6413]

Coach Anthony is an experienced, succinct and very cool coach. Thank you.

[@CoachAnthonyBoxing]

Thank you 💯

[@quattroloso559]

This is a jewel. Coach dropped some key game on this one. Protect yourself at all times. Good defense is the foundation

[@abdullaali3735]

this is also important to understand, and you should not take a position or a posture or tactic for long period inside the ring that in a way the other fighter will time your defense, some boxers they repeat again and again and for long duration inside the ring that other opponent will be familiar with it, it's somehow wrong in general, in a fight timing is very important this will go against correct timing if the fighter use it reckless or careless, thank you man thank you coach anthony.

[@CoachAnthonyBoxing]

Agreed !

[@boshirahmed]

Plus people think mayweather only does the philly. He is using it a hundred ways from different angles..

[@Overstand-lo9lh]

Had to subscribe. Appreciate the knowledge 💪🏿🏆

[@gabei8239]

Just what I needed to hear 👂🏾! Thanks Coach

[@CoachAnthonyBoxing]

💯🥊

[@MrBillDaBear]

Everything we learn is just a tool, a paintbrush to help us paint the picture we want. Wise words that go beyond boxing, coach. Thank you!

[@hardfought1842]

One of you best videos and message by far

[@UsonAldwin]

Great work as always coach!

[@CoachAnthonyBoxing]

Thank you

[@Jon-pj7pu]

Thanks Coach 👊

[@mathematics557]

Luv this channel 💯💯💪🏾💪🏾🔥🔥

[@GABA-Gool]

Defense has always been an issue with me. (I'm not a super serious boxer, but I always like to get better) When I tried and drilled the philly in sparring, I wasn't PERFECT but I was a lot sharper; countered quicker, and didn't get hit nearly as much. But it isn't the answer for everything, nor should it be the only thing you ever do.

[@alohakidtnt6486]

ALOHAAAAA...I am not a philly shell expert and still learning it everyday ...but your thoughts in the video are perfect for me at 8yo...USE THE RIGHT TOOLS AT THE RIGHT TIME 🥊🥊😍😍😍 Big Thanks Coach Anthony

[@king35khan]

Golden lesson right here!

[@CoachAnthonyBoxing]

Thank you

[@elihernandez1552]

Yes coach, thank you coach

[@pedroloya5035]

I had exactly this problem and that was exactly my thought process. I simply changed It just as you explainee because I was getting constantly rocked, lol.

[@nathanyava3512]

I just had this conversation with one of my students. I agree with the paint brush analogy.

[@punchmechanic9446]

Thank you Coach! You just reaffirmed what I have already thought with regards to "styles". Using what works best for you and knowing when to use it is key. I find that you have to be incredibly quick and have great timing to fight out of the Philly Shell...like Mayweather. 😂I primarily use it as defence to close the distance as I am not quick enough to really fight out of it. Great video. Keep Safe. 👊

[@CoachAnthonyBoxing]

💯💯

[@jangalangjones8956]

The only coach I listen to besides my own

[@nasiemrichardson]

many fighters need to see this

[@creaase406]

Straight up gold!

[@lexlavi]

I like cus’ style. His peekaboo is one of a kind

[@keanan5360]

Unfortunately its cons outweigh its pros, it's very bad for the fighter's longevity and you're missing a lot of vital info if you can't learn directly from Rooney. Still, a very beautiful style to watch and even I (poorly) do a Tyson-style impression in sparring sometimes.

[@ongkhuongduy3498]

Can you elaborate on why it affect longetivity? I thought the style focuses on hit and not be hit, in contrast to the Mexican style where you goes toe to toe with your opponent.

[@keanan5360]

@@ongkhuongduy3498 It's not the opponent causing the damage, it's the style itself. It puts a lot of stress on your spine and legs, it's not necessarily a style you can maintain at the highest as you get older, although it will last you longer than a style based on reflexes for example (like RJJ, Ali)

[@ongkhuongduy3498]

@@keanan5360 I think beside Mexican style, the style that is most damaging would be Joe Frazier's smokin' style. The stress on lower back, as well as the damage from being pretty much the chaser the entire fight. It is a wonder that he fought for as long as he did.

[@keanan5360]

@@ongkhuongduy3498 That is true, Frazier's method of bobbing and weaving is much more taxing on the back than the peekaboo style. In my opinion, he had by far the biggest heart of any boxer in history, maybe next to Marciano and Patterson.

[@nick45be]

You are a true coach

[@mackmcklane4619]

Excellent video

[@charlesshankle3178]

The Philly shell works so well with circular foot work, high hands when needed. Wonderful advice and it can save someone's ass

[@hassanmohiuddin8478]

Love you coach ♥️

[@StreetbeefsKingMadnes]

Thanks so much for your knowledge... yes i understand this... my last person i fought on streetbeefs he stay southpaw philly shell on me and i was catching him with so many left hooks and vertical straights cause he couldnt get his hands up quick enough... i say do philly shell only if u are quick, cause if u are not... u gone learn today! Thanks for all the tips coach!🥊💪🥊

[@CoachAnthonyBoxing]

💯🥊

[@krisjimbo8863]

Amazing video bro

[@ebrahim114]

Its very value tip , Thanks a lot

[@DeeBeeScribe]

I practice a different martial art than boxing and this is very helpful. Thank you, Coach (Sifu) Anthony.

[@mervinmarias9283]

The real problem with the philly shell, is that it is more suitable for MMA and bare knuckle boxing than for normal boxing with gloves. If you look at the stance you can see that it comes from knife fighting, where you hold the knife in a reverse grip and use slashing attacks from your opponents blind spot. Just try it without using gloves and throw quick back fists with your lead hand and you will see what I mean.

[@94zol]

Bought the philly shell plus a couple other of your products. Im 61 and concidering masters boxing. We can learn all the techniques and even perfect them, but to me its experience that brings it all together.

[@CoachAnthonyBoxing]

Thank you! I agree

[@williammccutchen9379]

coach as a person who uses the philly shell as his transition defense into a counter punch im loving everything you say here

[@CoachAnthonyBoxing]

💯

[@allanmoe4444]

Thank you my brother

[@WilliamWallis]

Good stuff Coach.

[@CoachAnthonyBoxing]

🙏🏽

[@nekobrown1205]

Great video champ 💯💯💯💯

[@CoachAnthonyBoxing]

Thank you 💯🥊

[@deancoronado4898]

This makes me think of shooting stances and grips. I'm not strictly a "Modified Isosceles" shooter, or a "Chapman Weaver" shooter. Those are all just tools for my toolbox, for different situations. I'm new to boxing but I kinda feel it's the same mindset. And your video confirmed it. Good stuff, Coach!

[@ThisIsMajor1659]

"I’m a pick my damn hand up.” We make things to hard sometimes.

[@spencer-glenn6664]

I love that you brought this up! If you actually watch Floyd closely he does put himself with both hands up in traditional stance pretty often until he’s comfortable using his shell.

[@cxssidy.thadon53]

Great coach

[@brolicsportstv5138]

Great video I always tell my guys that you can’t be one way in boxing thank you for the video!!!!

[@CoachAnthonyBoxing]

🥊💯

[@twin-reflection975]

I really love what you said in this; about how people like to treat boxing as if you're this type of fighter or that type of fighter. I've come to a crossroads with plenty of the people who trained me over the years because I keep trying to learn and try and do different things and they're like you got to stick to a style. But the reality that they don't realize is I'm developing my own style. It's not rock paper scissors and as an example of something I've implemented in my own fighting style, that has helped me a lot in my sparring so far as an Soon to be amateur. (Which my trainers hated.) Was what I called Red light Green light drills. You see I'm an infighter, 5 f 7 getting into lightweight (with future aspirations to light heavyweight if I'm successful in lightweight.) And one of the strategies for offense I'm practicing is using my hooks as both def and off. Instead of breaking down my muscle memory into doing one particular kind of hook I've switched between two different types of hooks depending on where I'm at at the moment. am I on offense or defense? So these drills are drills in which I had my brother tell me "kill." When he says kill I do left hooks with my wrist making it so that my thumb is facing the sky for an American hook. Face the sky they die. And when my brother says safe while I'm hitting the bag I immediately switch my wrist angle so that my thumbs are pointing towards me if I extended them. Ie; the European hook. This forces my elbows to lock and then therefore creates hooks with proper form that also act as a defense and makes it harder for my opponent to come in on me. I've gotten crap for it and I don't really know why because it works immensely so far. As an aggressive switch between offense and defense While keeping the aggro on my sparring partner. I of course do other things but this is just my example to put forward of what you are saying. So many people walk their selves in this box when it comes to both learning and teaching and that is what's preventing so many people from actually being great like they deserve in either camp! Fighters and teachers.

[@milan4537]

Great video coach

[@CoachAnthonyBoxing]

Thank you

[@srlowpez88]

Where are you based out of

[@pault7135]

coach ant! dope!

[@fabianmark5904]

This is great stuff

[@andreasrylander]

You are amazing! Wish you had been my coach.

[@johnathanperez3471]

That’s very very well said that the styles are only tools

[@cornbeefz0065]

Everytime I cross paths with someone that performs the philly shell, I always find it so easy to just keep jabbing at different speeds constantly changing the rhythm whether it be doubling up the jab or doing a simple left and right… from there I set up my combos and break em down… because imo, the philly shell looks like its designed to take the uppercuts, hooks etc. and look for counters.. I myself use it but only for defense.. ill go from high guard to mid and then to philly shell.. my style varies.. its a combination of mike tyson, canelo, ali, loma and maywheather.. even sometimes emanuel augustus drunken master for fun😂😂

[@joejr1120]

Great point! The Philly Shell shouldn’t be the only thing I use, it should be one of many tools. Opponents will adapt to my movements and stances, so I should be prepared adjust myself should they exploit a weakness of this one, right? Pretty sure I learned my lesson, thanks so much Coach!

[@jrock-xs9vp]

Great video people read that shit quick certain fighters

[@jasonsmith3403]

Brilliant advice

[@CoachAnthonyBoxing]

Thank you

[@ryanbaileyboxing]

getting stuck in a single style is a big fallacy - gj on this video and pointing these things out

[@overlandphotographer]

great content as usual! just mind your audio levels please

[@Vinnyygo]

Not sure if that's a new intro or not but I dig it

[@CoachAnthonyBoxing]

Thank you 💯🥊

[@daimeindaley3935]

💯% Facts!! I like the Philly Shell from a comfort stand point but in close I like to keep my hands high and slip moreso like a peek a boo style

[@CoachAnthonyBoxing]

💯

[@sixer5136]

Good video coach i started practicing the philly shell and currently use it in sparring sessions but like you said if im having bad timing with the cross i go back to slipping a parrying

[@luizmaurolopes9790]

Excellent!!

[@CoachAnthonyBoxing]

Thank you

[@reyesautomotive4507]

This is what I was talking about with my brother, if you see the Mayweather vs maidana fight. The philly shell wasn't working he had to put both of his hands up

[@Onlyonesanta]

Yeah if the opponent’s output is very high it’s problems

[@eddievenum5935]

Great video. I use the Philly Shell. But management of distance and geometry is how to win fights. Even MMA. Which is my deal. Big boxing gloves are am unreal magic shield you don't get in real life or with mma gloves. Manage your distance. Philly is the best until you need to do a Tyson styole approach where a jab may as well be a cross. Great instruction. Love you, keep it up. And Thank You Professor. Not enough peeps say that but I do. Thank you Professor

[@aldavedesierdo42]

I'm guilty of this. I'm a beginner boxing hobbyist and i always admired and fascinated by Mike's peekaboo style but when it comes to sparring, i'm stucked. I became a one-dimensional when i box. Today as i learn and practice the basics everyday I observed that i am a boxer-puncher who can adapt to different ranges outfighting or infighting. Philly shell or peekaboo style or roy jones hands down style everybody must utilize as many weapons as the fighter gets as Coach said. Thank you sir! Subscribed.

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When the Boarders drop we gotta get you to New Zealand

[@chappelshow24]

Yooo this video right hereeeee!!! Listen to this man!! I haven’t bought the training stuff yet but I’ve been applying every single drop of knowledge in these free ones and when I tell you I haven’t lost since. I’m 9-0 thanks to this dude and no I ain’t no bot or fake account my nigga dude really blessin us with game take these tools and apply them ! They fucjing work!

[@nick45be]

3:11 THIA IS ABSOLUTELY TRUE

[@thalastboss5390]

THNX M8 😎

[@stringsnare]

you da man!!!

[@WattUNeed]

Versatility works but like you said it is what you naturally take to...sometimes trying learn too much may not be in the best interest...sometimes it is better to master specific skills and leave others alone.

[@lucasgarcia-sj9fx]

Great videos

[@CoachAnthonyBoxing]

Thank you

[@Serial1993]

As a newbie long philly shell user when close range kicks in i rise my hands almost all the times. It depends on foot position too, if I think just hooks are coming slipping and rollin should work fine, when body work and close straight punches may get u ( due to foot positioning) standard stance is better, there will always be a triangle body spot where to hit a philly shell user, Duran's words