How to be Unpredictable in Boxing

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[@athenry]

It's like every video you make is a master class on the particular topic. Your information has definitely helped me in my boxing quite a bit.

[@coachKeithKeppner]

Man that is excellent! That is the goal. Just go super in depth on each topic and do my best to empty the clip. But I always have something else after I watch it I wish it would have put in!!!

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Thank you for the support?

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[@luisfernandoenrique]

The amazing thing about your long format videos is that they are so detailed and full of "intangibles" that can be translated into kickboxing and in my case into MMA.

[@coachKeithKeppner]

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[@bdlkinetics]

boxing = martial art ......thank you, because thats what it is to me primarily, even before its sport aspect and the business and entertaning aspects of proffessional boxing.

[@coachKeithKeppner]

Yes sir!!!

[@dandandan22]

coach thank you for confirming my theory about "your own punches should surprise you, that is really unpredictable"

[@coachKeithKeppner]

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Coach, Always bringing exactly what we need like a mind reader

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[@levity90]

The part about acquiring tools and then losing them is alarmingly true.

[@coachKeithKeppner]

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Great work as usual coach. Another competent channel called Boxing life was life lamenting on the lack of fundamentals and the decline on technique. TYSVM for your work and dedication, helping trainees, coaches and the sport more than all the sanctioning bodies put together. 🎉

[@coachKeithKeppner]

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[@gamingthesystem4252]

Love the video sir, like every piece of content you have created. Hope nothing but health and prosperity for you and your family. Thanks for making this content available for free. I hope i can succeed as a boxer and one day train with you and tell you just how much you have helped me without even knowing my name. I wish i could support you with money but i truly don't have any right now but when i do in the future i will. I don't even have any money to buy gloves i have to use my friend's. I live in India and the boxing scene here is very bad and the coaches are, lets just say not that great. All they want is for us to show up, not challenge anything they say at all, hard spar every day and when we spar just beat the heck out of each other. One of my coach's slogans is that the more you get punched the better you will become. He actively encourages taking punches to the head for free by dropping the hands during sparring and says it will make us tougher. He has no real knowledge of boxing but thankfully i have you (mainly) and some other creators on KZbin and other platforms to guide my journey. I know my chances of becoming a great boxer are slim because of the odds stacked against me but really all i can do is get up and fight another day. Sorry for the rant. May god bless you with a long and happy life

[@coachKeithKeppner]

Love it! Thank you my friend!!!

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Coach has a crystal ball that tells him what video the people need😂! Amazing as always brother needed this one

[@coachKeithKeppner]

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[@sagethealchemist]

I didn't know Dr. Mike Isratel taught boxing

[@coachKeithKeppner]

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[@bdlkinetics]

thank you for some very important teachings in this video, very good stuff!!

[@coachKeithKeppner]

Thanks brother!!!

[@edonis2787]

You really sell it all for free. What a legend coach, thank you. P.S. your head movement video is amazing.

[@coachKeithKeppner]

Yes brother and thanks! 🙏

[@joeallenboxing]

Another great video Coach K!

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That was some straight game, Master Class!! 👊👊

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Excellent content. Thank you!

[@coachKeithKeppner]

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[@ryanbaileyboxing]

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[@bdlkinetics]

Hail Boxing!!

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[@JackSmith-l3u]

This unbelievable Ive literally been looking for a video like this as I kept getting caught in sparring the other day against a good friend of mine who is pro he pointed out I kept dipping to left side when using head movement so looking for ways to be unpredictable it’s like you can read my mind man love it 😂💪🥊

[@coachKeithKeppner]

Love it! I know it was needed so that's why I did it late Wednesday night!

[@JackSmith-l3u]

@@coachKeithKeppner thanks coach honestly your a blessing for boxers of any age man im from liverpool england so it shows the people you are reaching keep it up

[@MaheshGurjala]

Great coach ! I really appreciate your efforts of precious logical stuff ( the art of Deception ) rather than fantasy for unpredictability, can you make a video on offensive and defensive range control with depth from beginners to elite level.

[@coachKeithKeppner]

Thanks and ooh sounds like something to consider! Can you expand and what areas of that topic would be most beneficial and /or interesting

[@MaheshGurjala]

​@@coachKeithKeppner Yes coach, offensive range control can help to control exchanges in the pocket , forward pressure, and land punches in all ranges effectively without getting hit. In defensive range control can help to defend & counter all attacks from different ranges and angles. Overall both offensive and defensive range control crucial for fighters to control fight . I want to learn more about Timing in transition between offensive and defensive range control. I'm looking for a well rounded approach & Ability to adopt. I hope this information can help you understand my perception.

[@Wa7id-]

Love u from Algeria

[@coachKeithKeppner]

Right back at you!!!

[@bdlkinetics]

everybdy tells you, that punches start on the feet and creating a "kinetic wave / whip" through the body....legs-hips - shoulders arm- fist but if i get you right, than it is actually arm / fist first, and than all of the above ?!??

[@coachKeithKeppner]

Great question! Yes for maximum output, your peak power there is a body first and arm second, but through my experience boxing and working with many fighters over the years, the hidden punches that you don't see come are often these and they can have a decent amount of force and great effect of targeted correctly. Again like I say in the vid, if it has some pop and it's hard to see, it's going to be very relevant.

[@ryanbaileyboxing]

Gems

[@coachKeithKeppner]

Thanks brother!

[@VeldettaHyena]

Do you have a video on stamina

[@OlivosPmz]

HEY kislux I have been watching you for years and im so proud of where you have made it! I love you so much! Also thanks for making my day

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[@king-qe9yn]

Love from india

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[@bdlkinetics]

who do you got bivol vs bartabiev?

[@coachKeithKeppner]

Bartabiev! What about you?

[@bdlkinetics]

@@coachKeithKeppner bivol :-)

[@cletusgadsden2969]

Tyson Fury is a good example of being unpredictable, I feel he has a beginner like style!

[@coachKeithKeppner]

Good take!

[@quantumhelios6103]

Be like The drunken master august I’m assuming is included

[@coachKeithKeppner]

Lol

[@SamKnowsNothingAtAll]

Your hooks go way too far past where the target would be. If you practice throwing punches wrong then you’re going to throw them wrong in a fight… throwing way past your target and damn near turning yourself all the way around is going to leave you wide open for counters. Don’t forget one rule when teaching another.

[@coachKeithKeppner]

Thanks for the comment! There is a very good reason why you should twist and throw through the Target and not just to the Target when You shadowbox. Any punch that is thrown hard and missed tends to do this and that is why it's important to not only train your muscles to deal with it but also your balance so that you can recover. These are the methods I have used with All of the fighters I have produced and it has not posed the problem that you state it does.