Freddie Roach Teaches how to throw the "MANILA ICE" and work the speed bag

[@TonyMon16]

Struggles to talk and walk but can still hit the speed ball like a pro. hes a true boxer.

[@NotLondonx]

Graham Baxter he’s talking about freddie. Gay ass

[@terrafiggins1665]

@@grahambaxter5703 ha ha ha 😃😶

[@grahambaxter5703]

@@terrafiggins1665 Since wen as Freddie been a "SHE?" ha ya fkn dickhead

[@basharshami3403]

@@grahambaxter5703 hahahaha

[@amenkhosmos]

Jerry Quarry didnt know his own name, but when he and his brother were interviewed about Jerry's condition, Jerry threw one the best technical combinations I've ever seen in life.

[@Eralen00]

"I was a boxer, so I like hitting things I guess" Gotta love Freddie Roach!

[@josephsundstrom7950]

I literally read this while he was saying it hahaha weird

[@jesusiskingofkingsz]

Anyone notice how he was speaking perfectly for a few seconds after hitting the bag? it's like boxing gives him a small mind boost.

[@StealyourfaceDead]

I was thinking the same thing! His speech patterns were perfect right after he finished hitting the bag.

[@robertburnett5561]

Ali showed improvement when he got in the ring to show some boxing. Freddie was the same. My boxing gym works with Parkinson's people.

[@cflo1386]

I think it's due to concentration, my aunt had Parkinson and she would do the same thing everytime something kept her focus.

[@saltandvinegar2420]

That’s ironic considering boxing got him into this predicament

[@fellspoint9364]

Do they make a speed bag shaped like a scrotum?

[@SpiritandWill]

After he hit the ball his speech improved dramatically. He got into his groove. Incredible timing. Great tips from a master.

[@ZFMusicTheEmperor]

What a legendary, respected, and beloved trainer

[@soumyabhattacharjee6442]

Reminds me of Ozzy Osbourne. Struggles to speak but when it comes to his art, he shows his true and amazing colours

[@josephsundstrom7950]

Caught half the 1st sentience and was ready to go off glad I read the whole statement

[@josephdrilon2923]

Yeh sucks he's got early onset parkinsons

[@Pointlesshandle48]

Saw Ozzy with Black Sabbath 3 years ago, man was on point.

[@Episodeonez]

This makes me wanna practice on the speed bag!

[@Youngballer739]

Freddie reminds me of my dad he also had Parkinson’s for 25 years and was a great coach, miss u dad

[@GTC528]

Prayers for your dad Wyatt

[@Youngballer739]

@@GTC528 thanks man

[@loydchristmas23]

RIP to your Dad. Sounds like he was a great father.

[@larrywheels762]

i can see why freddie roach is such a good trainer. his handi-cap simply disappears when he trains. his focus and technique are passed on. keep coaching freddie.

[@maudnoodle8373]

+larry wheeler And somehow his handicap made him cuter. A fact's a fact: He is awesomely good!!!

[@30minutesLess]

Larry Wheels what are you meaning by handicap?

[@GBNinjaz]

Plebian Bargain he's got Parkinson's disease

[@30minutesLess]

Oh lmao my b. I forget that sometimes. To me he sounds like an old fighter. No disrespect.

[@June0696]

He does look like very good trainers.

[@Brimst0ne_XB]

Damn he whooped the shit outta that speed bag!

[@kevincondna8784]

Hell yea :)

[@josephmartin176]

Wow, Freddie's disease made him seem very weak and uncoordinated, but I was surprised when I saw him work that speed bag!

[@hi.2202]

whats hes disease

[@mjstecyk]

@@hi.2202 Parkinson's disease, like Muhammad Ali. He still has excellent hand-eye coordination but you can hear he slurs his words or has a hard time getting them out sometimes.

[@billygiles3276]

He was actually better on the speed bag than Muhammad Ali was before the fight with Larry Holmes. If you’ve seen that footage you know what I’m talking about. He can’t hit it twice in a row, real sad, everyone wh then put he fight on after seeing that should of be put in jail.

[@mikerolo4385]

Freddy looks like Superman hittin that bag!!!!

[@Speaksthetruth100]

Freddie is the best. I love his gym. I am just a middle age guys who wants to learn a little boxing and lose weight. I go to his gym everyday like clockwork. I always feel welcome and never made to feel inferior by all the pros. I wish Freddie and his gym many more years!

[@ilimelekitiko7222]

U just gotta love Freddie..knows what he's saying and doing and a great coach...true inspiration to all young boxers such as myself..Thank you Mr Roach

[@naysone9256]

He had difficulties on his speaking but he create legends RESPECT

[@bigpappachungus5273]

DONT FUCKIN SLEEP ON FREDDIE, I don’t care how old this is, you’re looking at the goat

[@nextlvlroy]

Awesome knowledge by Freddie Roach. Him going off on that speed bag was awesome!

[@cutthroathb]

Once u learn the speed bag u can always work it. Like he said it's a cool way to show off in the gym but it's way harder than it looks

[@sammckay7945]

CuTThRoaTT G everyone underestimates the speed bag ;)

[@sammckay7945]

***** took me about 3 days to get good rhythm after that it was easy

[@sammckay7945]

***** i got a platform for my home gym so i could practise whenever

[@roarrrist]

+Ryan Pacis (TitaN) Lol stop lying. So it took you a week to get a good rhythm to hit the speedbag, then when he said he only needed 3 days you quickly replied you go to the gym once a week?? LOL! So it took you 1 day in the gym to be a pro at the speed bag?! HAA!

[@ramquinluv]

+CuTThRoaTT G I had the rhythm of the speed bag almost immediately and became really good at it in 2-3 days. I think it's cuz of hand-eye coordination. People who've played different sports that require it probably pick it up quicker. I played volleyball for years, so I was already pretty experienced in that area.

[@Classic63EType]

Freddie still has lots of talent which he gained over the years from real world experience. His student its a very attractive and beautiful young lady who will have the capability to defend herself if the need should arise. Freddie still possesses great talent and a common sense approach to hitting the bag. Thanks for the great video Freddie!

[@dominicleos7746]

Essentially, the phrase "Punchers are born and not made", means some people have a genetic predisposition to be run faster, throw a ball harder, leap farther, etc. In boxing, some people have the genetic predisposition of punching harder naturally. We have all known people who are exceptionally strong without working out. Though punchers may be born, a regular fighter can definitely improve their punching power by using correct punching techniques.

[@BernieSanders-bn5dk]

"Hard punchers aren't born their made"- Jack Dempsey

[@owenharkin3753]

I'm slightly inclined to agree here. I can punch hard, but it's taken a lot of learning. Some people just move their body correctly naturally.

[@30AndHatingIt]

Butterbean comes to mind.

[@jonasbuyle1341]

Its a mix of having explosive muscles and a killer instinct and tecnique i think and a body that can handle the punischment. Body type has less to do with it i think , i am lanky , small wrists and ankles but i can swing fast by that , i never had a hand injury and i crack the heavy bag without gloves , the nails of my right are comming off but no injury.

[@zinquillazombih]

Bone alignment.

[@juliotirado7503]

Freddie said when you land that hook it over it's like a switch you can't help it your going to hit the ground... he's a great teacher🥊

[@emileriksen2481]

For sure Roach will still knock a nigga out if he gets too cute... Those skills never leave

[@martytdd1606]

I wouldn't exactly discribe that comment as 'universal'. It doesn't read back well to everybody, I'm sure you know what I mean.

[@jdrew1130]

Freddie still has it.

[@imprinceshandy]

roach was one like pacquiao when he was younger, he still got his speed and power until now. what a gift!

[@throwitinthebinUnt]

"im gonna work on that tonight.." (she smiles) nice

[@teamgitusome]

throwitinthebinUnt lol

[@briangpz]

1:23-1:34 WOW! Not just the speed, you could hear the power.

[@xguapoxx]

Wtf freddie roach is fast asf

[@dirtyjew1974]

BallersNation not anymore, his timing is good so it makes him seem faster

[@thetedmang]

You seem surprised...

[@abysmal]

dirtyjew1974 Timing will beat speed every time.

[@thetedmang]

@@abysmal Dumbest comment I've heard all week

[@folksurvival]

@@thetedmang He's just mindlessly repeating something he heard someone else say.

[@ibrahimjahangir4209]

She already improved in just that clip- at the beginning she made it bounce a lot whereas at the end she got the sound Freddie was looking for in following through 🤙🏽 legend

[@ikarljoseph]

THIS MAN IS MY FAVORITE PERSON IN SPORT A TRUE ICON AND ONE OF THE GREATEST TRAINERS OF HIS AGE

[@amharicdocumentary9039]

"When you land that shot, good things happen" Freddy

[@JoeMeats]

the sound it makes when you follow through, to die for

[@tek512]

That moment when you realize that trainer could beat the asses of half the boxers.

[@kivsa85]

Holy shit, he's speed bag boxing skills are freaking awsom

[@teamgitusome]

1:46 BANG a moment that never leaves us. its that moment that made us love fighting forever as kids

[@thomasj9561]

👍

[@thomasmcgivern8659]

Lovely gentle and understanding man. Patient and positive feedback from him. No negative comments

[@goldenboy2674]

This guy is a wealth of boxing knowledge.👍

[@Bushcraft242]

Freddie is a great trainer 🤜🤜

[@keithfrisell4271]

Freddie Roach one of the best of all time !

[@n3ddn3dd24]

8:23 dat smile made my day

[@ghana21]

Follow through it the dedication you put into your punch, it means to be fully committed to your punch.

[@Redneckmexican112]

Freddie is freaking amazing! Nothing but respect for this man!

[@justinkean4982]

Its crazy the difference in quality in Freddy training videos compared to other training videos online. Most others will tell you the left hook is a long range strike. But basically Freddy version is quick short range with same impact. Viscous punch with speed of a jab and the power of a traditional left hook

[@LordEnkii]

This mans love for the game is unrivalled!! Thanks for sharing 🙏🏼

[@FernandoGomez-sj2rx]

What a awesome coach! A true legend!💯💯💯💪💪😎

[@reztrixder]

crouching tiger hidden FREDDIE!!

[@jacoobart]

Freddie Roach the legend!

[@aaronreid1445]

gotta love Freddie roach great boxing trainer

[@brandonvillatuya9539]

"Punchers are born not made" is an excuse for the non gifted to be lazy on the heavy bag. If you learn to throw correctly and accurately they will feel power no matter how you are born. Some people might have to train harder than others but hard work equalizes any discrepancy in talent.

[@whybeafakebitch]

mark sun Not born gifted but more like they have the raw mental aggression,to generate the power to put people out.

[@davidtudor748]

Natural aptitude cannot be substituted for. An untalented person will never get as good as a talented person who works just as hard.

[@deanodog3667]

When talent doesnt work hard , hard work beats talent !!

[@M0RN1N6_5T4R]

It’s all technique. Some don’t focus on mastering the form. Like Malignaggi. His form is terrible. Doesn’t ground his punches, all arms

[@jesusiskingofkingsz]

the saying is power is born and not made, not punches, and with modern technology we now know that the saying is true, we can measure explosiveness in athletes , it's all dependent on the nervous system and type of muscle they have.

[@Markus451]

"I was a boxer so I like hitting things." :) Makes sense! Thanks Freddie and poster.

[@OgleSa-cl3xo]

I would love to meet Freddie Roach.

[@cagonzal13]

Freddie will go down in boxing hall of fame

[@turquoise5030]

good . thanks for posting. i also saw at the beginning, the girl hit the speed bag when the bag going away. Fred was right, should hit the bag when the bag coming in. i never thought of using the speed bag to train combo. i used to think speed bag is speed bag training only. thanks again.

[@Emeraldisle4ever]

Very good trainer 'Freddy Roach'.

[@FightPhysics]

Thank you for posting... thank you to Freddie Roach for taking the time to make the video.

[@adiletbeishenov5731]

I mean I had uncle who was great fighter. I mean my mum use to tell me that he was 7 years younger then her but at age 16 he could fight anyone... he was 6 foot tall and 190 pounds weight. People was afraid of him, but at age of 32 he had same disease as Freedy, when he was 45 he couldn’t hold spoon. So I couldn’t believe that he was so terrifying and strong as my Mom use to tell me. Until once I didn’t bring pads home, he hold it and he was sharp and fast as me. And damn he had it, I mean his hook uppercuts and right cross was almost perfect. I mean he really could knock me out even at that state as he was. That is true boxing spirit.

[@jimgriffin8978]

He had the power and accuracy to pop a speed bag......... that is super amazing.

[@cquilty1]

jim griffin Big deal. He's a former pro boxer. Even the most humble/unheard of former pros can do this.

[@Skorzeny00]

Shit,Freddie forgot more over breakfast than I'll ever hope to learn over my lifetime,Whatta badass..Your an example for all kids out there..Best of luck Freddie with your toughest battle you've ever had to face in life,keep strong man like we all know you can!

[@cookieannray]

freddie started training my 2 sons last week....we are so excited its a dream come true.......they are almost at amature status so please wish us luck

[@MrWarmachine3]

Freddie is the man.

[@recognizereal8938]

How can you Not love Freddie Roach!

[@ChristoMac]

Don't JUDGE a book by it's COVER. Freddie Roach walks into a BAR, then a BULLY there looks for an EASY TARGET, he TRIES to BULLY Freddie... BOOM, Freddie KNOCKS the BULLY out with 1 PUNCH and Freddie says "that was just my JAB"

[@jorgerosario8590]

Freddie is a great trainer and person have had the privilege of speaking with the man

[@julesgaerlan4062]

even his disease,(parkinson ) doesn't not affect him ,still teaching young lady basics , amaze ( great freddie roach) me,kaya hindi maiwanin manny itong coach nya mahal as a father& mentor!

[@GogoGogo-xf8uf]

Freddy Roach is such great fella, what a coach no wonder his pupils are champions

[@dirtyd1886]

wish there was more of these types of trainer

[@tamurhaq]

Just fyi for the negative commenters: Freddie Roach was a pro boxer and is a legendary coach. Show some respect.

[@jimrudolph2864]

Freddie Roach still has it...the way he hit that speed bag.

[@danieljonesjones8047]

Freddy born too bring out the best Roach

[@AdobadoFantastico]

Fuuuuck, his timing is so good.

[@PH33R3D]

Dude Freddie Roach is fucking amazing. Always loved him.

[@jomana4517]

DALLAS - Freddie Roach, the trainer of Manny Pacquiao, said he has worked with two fighters who tested positive for performance-enhancing drugs but takes precautions so it won’t creep into his gym in Hollywood, Calif. Roach said one of his former fighters, Justin Fortune, was known to have used PEDs and James Toney twice tested positive for steroids, once when he was working with Roach

[@ChrisFotosMusic]

A dude with parkinsons could kick my ass :(

[@shawndoherty3750]

This is what separates legacy trainers from the majority of trainers today. I also fought out of Boston area around the same time as Freddy and I’m now training fighters and I have to fight the ignorance of the internet constantly in regards to speed bag work. First thing to remember is the light bags were the first and preferred method of training next to sparring and rode work. Second thing to remember is every fighter to become great in the history of boxing used the speedbag so if your telling people the speed bag is useless then your saying you know more about boxing than all the great fighters and all their trainers. With boxing dying a slow death from lack of knowledge and decline of skills it’s so important to draw from the legends inside the ring and on the apron

[@kb92530]

hahah roach cracks me up "land short and sharp ...good things will happen"

[@mikemcnair2026]

I just got the same bag and swivel. it is so nice. I highly recommend them both

[@Master12020]

best advice

[@crackface5]

Hes a good coach. Im captivated by his words.

[@TechnikF1tness]

Beast...and precise. Roach a legend

[@matthewjlovato]

Freddie Roach is a bad ass!

[@IAm010110]

Dude, I just got me a stand with a heavy bag and speed bag. I am SO glad I watched this vid before jumping on that speed bag. Going to have a great time with that thing. Watched a couple vids on your channel. Subbed.

[@prakashusha3006]

He's a boxer by soul

[@DomingosDay28]

Best speed bag episode

[@mytubezbigger6285]

Great video again Karceno. Everybody give props and recognize.

[@extradutyfelt1]

I like Freddy speed on the bag.

[@ritabook5335]

Recently got back into the gym. I've always loved the sound of the rhythm of the speed bag. Ordered my gloves today. Can't wait to get started! I'm a girl and I don't want to hit anyone guys.

[@andresviveros3994]

Thanks Freddie for showing us through KZbin how to box

[@epidemia2007]

Yeah right,this are videos of him teaching how to box,and some good guy or girl upload them on KZbin so we can watch them,is not like Freddie made this video just for KZbin.

[@diggdogg5378]

"I was a boxer.. so I like hitting things.. I guess " 🤣 Luv u Freddie! The funny thing is... I totally get it.

[@ken-mb5cp]

digg dogg I like hitting things too. Not so much when they hit back.

[@TP1988]

When this man speaks about boxing I listen and believe. Everything.

[@stephenseuberth1901]

Nasty on the speed bag. True legend of the sport

[@ngangakire4039]

Please share more of Freddie Roach

[@jomana4517]

. “I won’t say I didn’t know,” said Roach, referring to Toney. “I never asked him, though. I never had a conversation. I could see his body structure had signs, his traps and stuff. He was either lifting a lot of weight or he was on (something). “… I think I had one other fighter on steroids also, Justin Fortune. … I know he’d been there before.”

[@lande813]

Freddie looks so beautiful when he moves on that bag....Amazing friggen ball flattened on those left hooks... 'CHARLIE DON'T SURF!'

[@hugolabra1773]

So much respect for this man

[@seanstark7369]

Freddy lightning on that bag

[@TonyqTNT]

Trying to understand the bio-mechanics of the left hook. Upon target contact with the foream contracted at a 90 degree fixed positional angle: After contact and when you begin to follow through: Does the forearm remain in the fixed positional structure? Does the forearm start to contact toward the bicep after contact? Or does the forearm begin to extend away from the elbow upon post target contact?

[@danrose2517]

He said if you miss (on the inside) you'll get them with your elbow. When your fist hits the target your elbow should be locked at 90° and your shoulders rotate so your arm and shoulder are in a straight line. Most of the power is coming from the rotation of your hips.

[@jahha3473]

I got a lot of respect for Freddie Roach... he is a stand up dude...

[@ezboy88sonny14]

Great video. Love Freddie roach class act.

[@68MoparCharger]

Gotta love Roach. Great vid.

[@PuertoRicanStyL]

Oh forgive me, I'm laughing so good right now. At 1:43 that angle made it seem like he just decked her, lol. Freddie is such a good trainer and a knowledgeable person when it comes to boxing.

[@theevildarkdragonblade5614]

Can barely talk but still does everything with ease, a true professional

[@onlyjoetee]

You can see how much Freddie loves boxing..