INSIDE FIGHTING Tactics for Boxing (offense, defense, footwork)

[@tenpercentfordabigguy8550]

I agree with you. The older I get the more I like inside fighting. Its a great way to rack up some points, get a rest and frustrate your opponent. Tends to make them angry though lol.

[@expertboxing]

Hahahah yes! Inside fighters can be so annoying. Especially for those young dudes hunting clean shots and winging power punches all the time. I love wrestling on the inside and just being all slippery.

[@LXRD-SUPREME-]

Awesome

[@MostlyPeacefulNinja]

Bruh. This is brilliant information. Especially, controlling their arms lets you know when they are going to attack.

[@expertboxing]

Absolutely. You watch old timers, their hands are always snaking around out there. Hard to punch around them.

[@TKOthunder]

Duran, Armstrong, Foreman, Moore, Patterson, Tyson, and many artists of the inside has repeatedly shown that inside fighting is it's own science within the sweet science. Thank you for sharing this knowledge.

[@expertboxing]

really glad you appreciated this. it’s really just scratching the surface of the entire world of inside-fighting.

[@Michael_J_Lamb]

New to boxing, mainly been boxing fitness the last 2 years, still want to drop another 10 to 20 kilos, started my jeorny at 137.4 kg now i am 116kg, i have just started sparing and i am loving it, love what i am seeing here, i am picking up so much from the internet, this inside fighting is fantastic.

[@The-Contractor]

Solid information for filling in the gaps of my understanding the inside game. Thanks for what you do.

[@donnie3334]

this is a gem

[@polishguy777]

Love these tips. Gonna try them in my next sparring sessions. I loveeeee inside fighting so this is pretty exciting. Are uppercuts ever an issue with you bringing the hands out to deflect vs a tight shell?

[@expertboxing]

I don't know if you ever sparred or watched an old school fighter on the inside before...but they put their forearms down to block uppercuts all the time. In fact, that's where their arms tend to go when they're inside...they put their arms down to block body shots, since the head is already lowered to avoid straight shots. Try watching Robert Duran to see what I mean. Especially in sparring.

[@Fightookaishii]

Superb tutorial coaches 👌🏿

[@expertboxing]

Glad you liked it!

[@charleslopez1762]

Hey jey hey Expert Boxing Team! Here online again! Thanks for your tips. You are bettes Masters. Les mando un abrazo desde Mézico City and Merry Christmas.😎😎😎🙌 God Blessins!

[@lance-biggums]

Oh shit haha I love trick of weaving around him when he tries to take your back. Gonna have to try that on my main sparring partner, hes always aggressively circling to the back side.

[@expertboxing]

haha. let us know how it worked

[@josiahbholahillaire3574]

Awesome

[@expertboxing]

thanks, i'm glad you like it

[@Close2silent]

I remember u said 100 rounds to become decent in boxing. My question is can I learn with just purely sparring? No coach, no classes. Just KZbin, bag work, shadowboxing, and sparring?

[@palino7728]

nah no way

[@Close2silent]

@@palino7728 the question is “can I learn” not “can I become the undefeated champion of the world”

[@palino7728]

@@Close2silent you dont have anyone pointing out your mistakes, so you’ll repeat them and turn them into habits, ofc you can go running and do conditioning but you cant learn technique by yourself

[@WillTheBoxer]

Research and see what the best boxers are doing and copy that.

[@yoroshikuonegaishimasu8649]

​@@Close2silent 100% you are going to be a lot better than before, but no that good as is you had a coach

[@wg591]

What brand of shoes are the main instructor wearing? Need those

[@michaeltrocchia4516]

Could you make a video on how to throw 3 ranges of hooks and uppercuts

[@expertboxing]

By 3 ranges…you mean close, middle, and long?

[@michaeltrocchia4516]

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[@nikolasavic1242]

What do you think about Joe Joyce fight. If you were his trainer, could you improve him ( his footwork and his punching speed)?

[@michaeltrocchia4516]

Do you get more power in the jab if you turn ur body little bit or should it just be the habd shoulder

[@expertboxing]

If you turn your body, then it's a left cross. A left cross has more power than a jab, but doesn't have the advantages of a jab....which is being faster, longer, more energy-efficient, less telegraphing, and also leaves you less vulnerable to counters.

[@Joelpeter353]

Yellow glove guy sounds like mike tyson 😂

[@sheldonrodricks2699]

Soo good

[@expertboxing]

really glad you enjoyed this

[@RG-nv3gw]

Very nice short tutorial. Much appreciated. May I request a video about body maintenance while training, like stretches to minimize injuries or fatigue to the parts of the body that could get over-trained... I see lots of guys struggling with the lead arm/shoulder after training for a few month's or years. Is like to know what you guys do keep the body injury free and less fatigue on the often used joints. 🥊🥊🥊

[@expertboxing]

Go to my page comments and leave a comment there for this. I can definitely speak on body maintenance.

[@Jezemenenene]

Thanks but can you give me some tips on how to endure stronger punch i blocked it perfectly but its still hurts please give me some tips.

[@mugensamurai4471]

Condition yourself

[@noahgeraghty9281]

Fire

[@kenkongermany7860]

2:08 , 3:18 , 4:05 , 6:21

[@a.afshari2602]

7:11 Holup.

[@alexlewiss8221]

Shoes?😋

[@megameat8356]

i like inside fighting bcause im short and grew up watching inside fighters like mexicans

[@expertboxing]

mexicans are awesome inside fighters

[@_GODMODEON]

lol inside fighting is my cheat code

[@expertboxing]

yeah i love it!

[@djfl3xxxZ]

💯

[@dc2026]

Could not disagree more about flaring your arms out. Unless you are 5-7 years into boxing that is not for you.