How to Slip Punches (step by step for beginners)

Learn how slip punches as Everlast Nutrition fitness trainer Mike Gales walks you through it step by step.
Slipping punches is an essential technique in boxing that allows a fighter to evade punches while remaining in a position to counterattack. It involves quickly and subtly moving the head to the side or slightly back, avoiding the incoming punch. This technique is particularly effective against straight punches such as jabs and crosses, which are more predictable in their trajectory.
Slipping punches is important for several reasons. Firstly, it allows a boxer to avoid taking unnecessary damage, reducing the chances of being knocked out or sustaining a serious injury. Secondly, it allows the boxer to stay in range and maintain their position to counter-attack. Thirdly, it can deceive the opponent, who may think their punch landed, when in fact it did not, leaving them more open to counter-attacks.
Slipping punches also improves a boxer's defensive awareness, reaction time and head movement, by constantly practicing it, boxers will become better at reading their opponents punches, and anticipating them, which is crucial to avoiding getting hit, this technique also helps to conserve energy, since avoiding punches is less tiring than blocking or parrying them.
In summary, slipping punches is an essential technique in boxing that allows fighters to evade punches while remaining in position to counter-attack, reduces the chances of getting hurt and improve defensive awareness, reaction time, head movement and it conserves energy.
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[@davidlee6117]

This is a great tutorial! I like the stance it's not like what a lot of coaches teach the "textbook bladed stance" which I find makes it awkward slipping to the lead leg let alone try to add any footwork along with the head movement.

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Hey Mike! First of all great job on these instructional videos. Probably the best on yt. So from what I have understood is that you can slip for jabs and cross but for hooks to the head you have to bob & weave. Or am I wrong?

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Thanks for all these great videos! They're amazing! One question: if I'm a lefty, so fighting south-paw, how do the slips differ? In general, do you always slip to the outside of whatever punch is being thrown?

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You’re exactly right ... it’s the opposite for you guys. You more often than not want to slip to the outside of your opponents shots. I thank you for commenting and watching 🙂🙂

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When he said "you need super fast reflexes". Made me think of Mike Tyson

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I was taught to look at the shoulders, because the shoulder is always going to move before the punch does.

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not necessarily. some boxers look at themselves in the mirror and have train themselves to not move their shoulders before they punch

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Only if they have a habit of telegraphing ;)

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@POOR PIRANO like i said not necessarily, i did not say 'never to do so' it also depends if the fighter is naturally athletic they may get away with it, there are fighters that may not be in the best shape because of last minute weight cuts or they dont want to eat right and go up a weight class, they may not be able to get away with it.

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It did this and bob and wave in a sparring session. I hit my opponent a few times in the face and I moved out of range. My opponent couldn't hit me. My coach said that I would win matches moving like this, but with sparring its like boxing like a dick. I mean wtf?

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I'm not too sure what he means... you should always spar how you would fight. That way during a real match all of that repetition will pay off. It's up tp your opponent to adapt to your style. That's like calling Tyson or Frazier a dick because they have great head movement. You want to be elusive in that ring and if you find that you can hit your opponents and the can't hit you.... well congratulations...you're boxing well : )

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I'm still kind of not sure how one is able to do this - say against a fast jab, you'd need the reflexes of a damn cat (I understand slipping a punch from some slow drunk guy who telegraphs his punches to the extreme though :)) - you mentioned the markings on the road analogy, but I'm still not sure what you were suggesting. Is there a way to really get a kind of 'head start' on the oncoming punch that I missed in the vid?

[@juliantan1321]

I've seen some videos that say never to bend at the hips when slipping because it is harder to counter off of it, but that really doesn't happen. Should I be bending at the hip, and if so what are the advantages?

[@fightyourwayfit]

Thanks for commenting , Perhaps I should have been more clear in the video, you must not simply bend at the hip or waste...it’s the bending of your leg that is the key. That will automatically cause you to bend at the hip. The majority of the slip is done from the leg, that way you will still have leverage to counter punch. Trying to only bend at the the leg will be tough ... it also limit your mobility. So ...bend first at the leg , that will cause a slight bend at the hip and you’ll be safely out of the kill zone yet still have balance and leverage to counter 😎😎

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When you slip your hands are coming down and away every time. Keep them up and close.

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We don't slip by bending at the waist and hips, you do it from the knees. You are sacrificing your stance and balance. Orthodox stance, to slip right bend the front knee, to slip left bend the rear. This keeps you mobile and balanced so you can throw a counter punch back at your opponent and be able to side step or pivot better. If you get caught with a good shot the way you are showing it, you will get knocked down.

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[@cringeyidiotterry]

Question: should you pivot your left foot's heel to the left when you slip to the right and right foot's heel to the right when you slip to the left, or is that unnecessary and dangerous? Just wondering (as I am a beginner). Thanks!

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Thank you so much for watching. There is no need to pivot your ankles or your foot while you’re slipping. It would be better off to try and keep your base as stable as possible. 😎😎😎😎

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Where do i keep my eyes when looking for when to slip

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It’s usually best to keep your eyes in your opponents chest you will see everything from there. 😎😎 thank you for watching

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but my coach tells me to twist a little sideways so as to build momentum for a punch.

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You absolutely could twist a little if you are preparing to counterpunch : )

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Do you have to live up and rotate your feet during a slip?

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You do not necessarily have to lift your foot up or rotate it. Thank you for taking the time to watch😎😎😎

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why he doesnt pivot the foot when slipping ?

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How to slip punches at chest and stomach

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If I am a orthodox fighter how do I slip a cross from a southpaw fighter!? plz help!!

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The first southpaw i ever sparred with was Adonis Stevenson, and let me tell you that people don't realize how skillful he really is or how hard he hits.lol..i wish i could tell you that i was able to slip his cross... but nope... he was easily able to catch me. But I learned very quickly to circle to your left to avoid that south paw cross. If you try to slip a southpaw's cross to your right, you may get hit and hit hard as they are used to orthodox fighters slipping to that direction. I am planning on doing a whole video on this topic...but in the mean time circle to your left as often as possible and use your own cross inside of his. as long as your shoulder is high as you throw your cross it will be tough for him to land his shot. also if you stay in close quarters it nullifies the southpaw advantage a little bit...just be cautious to smother his shots or tie up leaning to your left and not to your right. But that was a great question... and i think a video will be worth a million words : )

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Does this work in a street fight

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[@clonixs9338]

Should i ever lean in a fight or slip

[@fightyourwayfit]

Thanks for commenting; If you do lean in, it could be to smother a shot as you keep your guard up high and tight. ( we have a video on blocking punches and there is a section at the end of that video about stepping in to smother shots) You would be safer to slip outside of the path of incoming punches if possible.... yet you will find guys with amazing speed like Roy Jones, Mayweather or Lomenchenko that will lean their head in to entice their opponent to punch...but it's a trap to set up a powerful counterpunch : )

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I respectfully disagree with bending at the waist. It puts a lot of pressure on your lower back. Instead bend at the knee and divert pressure to the legs by leaning on them.

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im surprised you never mentioned the pull

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[@pyjamasparty1337]

Im no pro but if you move from feet to feet to be abel to slip easier and qicker (or punch) your opponent will afte a while be abel to see a pattern in your logements. Which will make it easier to slip or block it for that person. Im not saying you should not do it at all, but be aware of it. Especially with your arms.

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thanks for commenting ...and Mike Tyson or Joe Frazier are the best examples...they were both shorter men who always fought way taller opponents.

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Any one else having problems slipping on the inside?

[@baldguy2199]

What drills can I do to slip almost every punch my opponent gives to me?

[@fightyourwayfit]

Thanks for commenting; Aside from the slip drills with a partner that are in this video, drills that improve your reflexes will help. The speed bad is great for getting your eyes used to something moving quickly towards your face. The double-ended bag is good to get your head moving out of the path of the punches. If I were to pick only one drill to really help your slips, it would be, to get a partner and have him throw the jab or cross. You practice slipping to the outside of that punch and then pivot, to force your partner to have to reset his angle of attack. After you slip a punch, two at the most, it is better if you pivot away out of his punching range. Staying within range and trying to slip every punch that comes at you is very risky and takes great reflexes (which sadly I dont have : ) ) and so practice slipping one or two punches with your partner and the pivot away : )

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He is a true legend...and what people always fail to realize is that he was always the way smaller guy. He's only 5'11 and was fighting guys that are 6'4 and 6'5. He doesn't get the full credit he deserves : )

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[@ronin2167]

Okay..but don't just stand there after slipping the punch....you can't slip them all especially if you are stationary. LOL

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Bodybuilding guy drops his hands when he slips and uses too much waist and not enough legs. Tall thin guy is begging for an uppercut. There are better coaches available. Check out Fran Sands, Tony Jeffries and Precision Striking.

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