L-Step Tutorial || Boxing Footwork | McLeod Scott Boxing

The L-Step is a step to the rear hand side. It is a quicker step to evade or cut off your opponent. The video demonstrates the orthodox stance stepping to the right. A southpaw would simply just step to the left.
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[@mieshatatesfartbox7155]

Informative, concise, no BS or wasted time with minute-long intros. Love it!

[@koledixon4701]

Ur name is hilarious

[@hankabdiel8727]

instablaster.

[@Dragon-Slay3r]

Wasnt that the wombat? Lol

[@ianedwards3482]

Mike Mccallum was so smooth with the L step. Really nice demonstration

[@funkrates4778]

I see Barry Robinson’s name in the comments. What are your thoughts on Barry Robinson’s criticism that a boxers base is compromised by stepping too close together? Thoughts on that? (Just recently had a discussion where I was defending this footwork) Thanks man. Always love your work. ✌️

[@paulgoode5245]

Great for changing ya angle without stepping out of range

[@varsedo]

Learned it instantly from this video. Thank you.

[@JoseGonzalez-kr8gg]

Gonna work this today thank you

[@Ytterdahls]

Nice L-step! Well balanced, good timing and rhythm. But what’s up with punching towards the roof? Not a critique. Just curious. Are most of your opponents crazy taller than you?

[@timetravellist1930]

What do you use to move to the left? Is there a reverse L step?

[@jimmykrakorn9676]

No you just step left with left first

[@kanashimi6209]

Great and concise tutorial, keep up the good work!

[@zambimaru]

Great.

[@elkinmendoza9922]

100% pure Cuban boxing footwork

[@CityInDespair]

Brilliant stuff as always lads!! Thank you

[@kerrikittles23yearsand30]

Straight to the point tutorial video no long bullshit

[@maxilutokf8002]

q buenos videos hacen loco

[@mash3an-kwt959]

Thanks coach, very useful!

[@McLeodScott]

Si Lo thanks I’m glad it helps

[@davidmccarthy8599]

Exellent demo man take a face 2 face couching away if all channels like this best watch that qulity lol nearly tooo good 😂😂😂

[@koledixon4701]

Keep them like this to the point not trying to become a utube star by adding any unneeded comments or intro

[@alexanderbuddenberg3058]

Watch berry robinson

[@buyukali2098]

Very good. Thank you

[@dntwastetime8003]

W bro u got a like from me👍

[@manopeary]

Thank u👌👌👍👍

[@ceedee8901]

fantastic . thank you!!!

[@Dragon-Slay3r]

What happened to the guy who got arrested? And the cap? Oh is that why starmer steps end there to cover that area? Yeah makes sense you have my blessings

[@kbj9990]

Hi, coach. Nice video. Thank you. I have one question. Why does he jab upper the head? Plz. Answer me.

[@Andrey_Minami]

How to do it to the left? Any thoughts.

[@pappypappy9041]

Nice bro 👍

[@McLeodScott]

Cheers mate

[@malcolmreich7033]

So if you lead with ur left u moving to ur right and if you lead with your right you moving to the left.

[@juandenz2008]

Good video. Sometimes I see fighters do the first step of the L-step (in other words they just pull back the front foot), but then they just put the front foot back where it came from. I wonder what the point of it is ? Are they feinting the L-Step ? Or does it have some sort of other purpose. Thanks.

[@AirsSsines]

to avoid punch maybe, when u pull the front foot back your head move backward

[@jamalazawi1864]

What situation would you use this in?

[@deadlegification]

Does this work moving to the opposite direction? To the left?

[@McLeodScott]

robin friday yeah it will work the exact same. You would be in the southpaw stance for it to work toward the left

[@deadlegification]

@@McLeodScott Thankyou

[@TheCHris8726]

Are there any applications for this in orthodox vs southpaw?

[@RyLeBeau]

No disrespect but this is gonna get someone KOd and end up on Barry Robinson’s IG lol

[@McLeodScott]

Exactly what I was going for with this video…thanks bro

[@hornylorney8150]

Why not just do the usual footwork? You're off balance with the extra bit of movement here

[@McLeodScott]

Cool 👍🏼

[@hornylorney8150]

@@McLeodScott I see you're going with the sarcastic approach to the few of us who are questioning this footwork

[@McLeodScott]

@@hornylorney8150 yeah mate

[@honest-fba]

@@McLeodScott It's not a good look man, consider you might be wrong.

[@McLeodScott]

@@honest-fba probably

[@connermcadams6265]

you go nowhere! It is a rhythm step! Not a technique you should want as a habit, especially one that you should teach!

[@McLeodScott]

Cool bro

[@connermcadams6265]

@@McLeodScott You think its funny now, til one of your guys gets knocked out doing this. It gets you into trouble. Study film, absorb coaching.

[@McLeodScott]

@@connermcadams6265 hope one of my fighters don’t get ko’d bro

[@connermcadams6265]

@@McLeodScott Name a time in combat sports when you should bring your feet that close together. Name a time in combat sports when you should compromise your own base, so that your opponent doesn't even have to. I'm just curious why you would want to teach this?

[@honest-fba]

@@connermcadams6265 He's not gonna admit he might be wrong which is a bad sign of a coach

[@koledixon4701]

Or lame ass techno music

[@McLeodScott]

More techno music did you say?

[@MassimoHardcrew]

Thanks!!! Really useful