Land More Punches in Sparring with this Boxing Tactic

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[@r1gaming442]

Im going to spar in an hour and coach dropped this gem 🙏🏽💎

[@PrecisionBoxing]

Have fun!

[@DeanAdventure]

Thursday is spar day at our gym as well.

[@hassaanraza1188]

no sparring allowed where I am because of covid :( beeeeen itching to get in the ring

[@HelloThisIsMyStory]

@@hassaanraza1188 trust

[@parkeradennatv6709]

i made my own backyard ring but cant spar yet due to covid

[@Tdavies09]

Fury used this perfectly against wilder in the second fight. Had wilder in the corner and stayed safe with the in and out movement while throwing straight powerful punches.

[@fliffleflaffle8100]

Yes! I heard Fury credit Sugar Hill for this, it worked beautifully and added full body weight to Fury's punches.

[@stomingaben]

Was thinking the same.

[@richiemagbanua8421]

My first sparring just done yesterday.

[@vincentm3895]

How did it went?

[@theforce5191]

Nice. I remember the first time I sparred someone the mouthpiece made feel like I wanted to throw up more because of how nervous I was.

[@sylvieanthoine821]

How many rounds did you do ?

[@TheSantos173]

Remember “the monsters don’t go away if you close your eyes”

[@severusfloki5778]

@@TheSantos173 Hahaha yup

[@6400loser]

I love to watch a video of yours before my workouts so I can focus on a specific goal. This is gonna be a new go-to. Thanks!

[@tomsled]

Just back from sparring and I added this technique to it and it's improved it by miles, thanks for the video mate, I owe ya 🥊 🥊

[@peterchaseify]

For the algorithm and for your efforts, was just working in-outs yesterday.

[@burnteggs5143]

Had my first sparring match in ages. I will use this knowledge to raise my game. Thanks coach!

[@gaddaitherage8204]

Thank you! 🙏 this is starting to make so much sense. I feel as if what I’ve learned on the pads and what I do during sparring is completely different. I’m starting to feel I have lots more to learn regarding setup. Hopefully what you’ve presented here will help me apply my training into practice.

[@theboxingcollector]

As a rookie, studying many of your sparring tips has helped me improve a lot in my sparrings. Great job in sharing all your boxing knowledge, thank you 👏🏻

[@fisioxande]

This video is a gold nugget! Thank you for making it, Coach! God bless you! 👏👏👍👍🥊🥊🙏🙏

[@BrendanDormanMMA]

Man you still keep it fresh.....it’s crazy to me how long you’ve done well here. Great work as always, and ps Ennis....whoa 😮 dude is so talented.

[@jackiemarsh2470]

Boy!! Oh Boy!! Coach Another Fantastic Video!! Loved It!! Thank You Sooo Much Always!!

[@OldWorldNY]

Thanks for the upload brother

[@itsyaboi9020]

Thank youso much for making amazing videos!

[@TlatFTW]

Watched tons of boxing training videos for tips and this is the first time seeing this. Definitely going to try next session. Thank you!

[@mikeiannella5112]

One of your best, coach. Just getting ready to start sparring again and gonna be practicing this one a lot.

[@nalinnair9528]

Thanks!

[@kylafoo1]

Your videos are so helpful. I’m new to boxing and you really break things down well.

[@badrkandoul9482]

Thank you so much for your sharing I've learned a lot by following your courses. Respect

[@peterlarsson7064]

great stuff as always

[@sylvieanthoine821]

Thanks Jason

[@AwesomePossumSB]

Great video! Love it

[@lucaplacidichannel]

Top tips coach!!! 🥊🥊 Will turn them into practice tomorrow!

[@DAK272]

Great video coach!

[@Syrius12345]

thank you soo much !!! ❤❤❤

[@juanlopezjr6756]

Great stuff

[@robace5171]

You’re an inspiration!

[@dge_05]

Great content like always :D

[@JTCoinRings]

Awesome channel! 🥊

[@chriswilletts3621]

Awesome work

[@Aaron31056]

Great video, learned alot

[@khalidmehmood9945]

Thank u very much champ for the video.

[@viorelbasalic8976]

Please make more videos like this... 5 minutes! Very useful

[@Alpha-zo5ix]

Awesome insight. This is def going to improve my boxing skills, even though I already knew these combos it clicked when you said it because now i can use it in a more tactical manner. 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻

[@andrel8243]

Useful advice thanks

[@edgarmagallanes4303]

Thanks for all tactics..your are the best coache

[@nolovekulina7046]

Amazing video thank you

[@bingsoo9559]

Those plyo push ups you told me to do really helped coach! I appreciate it

[@PrecisionBoxing]

Great to hear that!

[@mohamedabd8285]

What's that send link pls

[@burt2800]

Also interested

[@bingsoo9559]

@@mohamedabd8285 It was only a comment section conversation where I asked why my punches and shoulders feel off after I do normal pushups between rounds in the heavybag

[@mohamedabd8285]

@@bingsoo9559 i c... How to do pylo push up lol

[@ivanmarconetti4029]

Excelente contenido!

[@ghostrecon9951]

Thanks for this. I've got a sparring session next week I will try this.

[@darthjavo7438]

Excellent

[@jae8050]

Thank you bro 🥊

[@ojnavarro9794]

One of my favorites that use this tactic is Naoya inoue, he does it so clean and crisp

[@h.rehaief3567]

Man thanks for nice tips

[@John-zz5gt]

Thank you sir

[@zeeunveil1324]

Thanks coach, working on this on my next session

[@sussybaka8910]

THANK YOU SOOOO MUCHHH !i was very nurvous for my first sparing session but this helped a lot thanks ❤

[@ch7310]

Outstanding

[@CesarHuerta-ih7oj]

NEW SUB MY MAN🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@jamesstat]

Brilliant

[@ipaddocs69]

Thank you very much for this knowledge you share 🙏🙏 I watched your video yesterday, and tried the IN AND OUT tonight : I was surprised how effective this technique is ! 👍👍👍 It worked perfectly many times. Thanks again, from France 🇫🇷

[@juaninamillion5864]

Love this

[@herculesv1.247]

Eyes on the prize! 💯👊

[@stefanthompson7147]

Can’t thank you enough for doing thus video. I was landing them today in sparring

[@kostaskladakis8938]

excellent

[@mrquint808c.8]

This is great advice and I long for the days I could do the in and out, unfortunately as a sparrer in his late 40s with knackered knees and a heavy weight to boot, I tend to struggle. My problem is in my head I'm a 20 year old featherweight, so my body doesn't really do what I think I'm doing. Still love sparring though, although not been able to in a long time through covid restrictions. Still the best coach on here by miles, just have to cherry pick what I can and can't do. All the best Coach.

[@PrecisionBoxing]

I appreciate your support. You're a rare breed with a lot of passion for boxing. Father time catches up with us all.

[@jamesrusselgarcia5854]

Best coach ❤️ Philippines 🇵🇭💕

[@preylist6419]

those some nice smooth punches

[@CintronEd]

Your great 🥊🥊

[@GeorgeOu]

Nice, I'll try this tonight at the gym coach.

[@whoknows8223]

This is good stuff. I'm doing the 1,2 step out and 2. The last 2 is super powerful with the jump. Also do a throwaway 1 just to get a reaction step out to safe distance and then when he for example throws a 1 himself to counter I go jump back into the pocket right as he is rechambering the punch, because I know I'm safe (unless double jab comes). Works for bigger opponents very well too...

[@clausstrohm4631]

Complements. In my oppinion you proide the best teaching videos

[@kjbadass]

Hello to the best pound 4 pound boxing training on KZbin how are you doing Jason I want to congratulate you on all your success and you and your new channel that you have every time I see you do something good it makes me want to push myself that much harder to make myself better also much respect on what you do I really mean that matter fact it is 13 minutes to 2:00 in the morning and I have nothing else better to do so I'm going to work out please stay positive my friend and like you say eyes up chin down keep your eyes on the price

[@PrecisionBoxing]

Thank you Kenny!

[@enginkazanci4727]

Immediate Sub - this guy is great!

[@roelhoremans5887]

Nice looking gloves!

[@goatgoat6735]

I hope to join a gym and start fighting, all I know even I need to improve a lot, I know it thanks to you coach!

[@farmanshekh6696]

Bro without sparring its so hard to fighting 🤔

[@user-eg8hb8xt3j]

This is great ❤

[@behzadmardani3005]

Very nice ... ❤❤❤❤

[@RoTelnCheese]

Let’s go champ

[@alekx58]

Thankx a Lot god Tipps fundamental usefull

[@XXX-ju1ev]

Thank u just fought this weekend and loss a decision. I wish i would have seen this before hand

[@PrecisionBoxing]

It's ok Emaun, sometimes you learn more from your losses than your wins. Take Bernard Hopkins for example who lost his first pro fight. You'll learn and be better than ever.

[@thirmighty]

Good evening coach

[@dylancooper95]

How your training translates to sparring is everything. I realized my combos were unrealistic, big slap in the face when I started sparring (Literary)

[@enginerikli5895]

First sparring was humbling for me, too. Connected some jabs but took many crosses. I need to learn some defense, I guess. Also, my body shots didn't work. Failed to connect.

[@edgarmagallanes4303]

Hi idol I keep watching your videos

[@hopedozzer7214]

🔥 priceless

[@RenatoFitness]

🔥

[@NANGSGARAGE]

I gotta say....these thumbnails are solid 👍

[@josephchristianroldan5114]

Grandma going down now!

[@thedurani8627]

Hi sir, thank you for best videos. sir, when i do bicepe workout my shoulder fell hard felling not good, what to do .

[@aristideshernandez8817]

🙏

[@Lokiigoggles]

Did my sparring couple weeks ago against the star athlete at the boxing gym and he was a infighter as I think I am to. So we both met up and was super close then I started doing what you started talking about but out of instinct and when he rushed forwarding would jab him in the head and hold the jab or double jab and hold and wait for a jab or punch and dodge in again and punch and then jump out. He was very impressed and said I must come back and he can’t believe I’m green light (new)

[@LosDjango007]

Nice. I already do that in sparring. I know they will be off line the third time I come in.

[@MrPassionColors]

❤

[@rhythm854]

Make sure you add after your final punch a step out or a slip or roll to make sure your opponent can’t counter

[@bronjames8713]

Mastering the in and out? I may have some transferrable skills I can use as a refference.

[@ondrasvoboda4512]

I am fascinated with this guys straight right. Its just so clean 😂

[@Rorschach__NoCompromise]

For sure

[@yungefighting9590]

I did this to a power puncher who has faster hands than me I wanted to just brawl but I knew this was how I would have to win

[@phonymontana4254]

💪

[@moralesorozco94]

Hey JT great sparring advice 🥊 do you have a protein powder that you recommend for boxing?

[@PrecisionBoxing]

I really like Combat Protein. I get it from Costco

[@Hondafn]

Is amuture boxing more of speed and moving around then knockouts as if you hit them down it’s still only one point?

[@JZ505]

💯💥🥊🥊🥊🙏

[@Badi101]

JT Forever

[@user-wj7xt6ob9g]

👍

[@nhlfan1001]

Canelo used this against Saunders. He let billy think he was gonna attack and then countered the counter punches

[@erikbritz8095]

I semi do this buts its not a habit yet same with feints n fakes and parries i like to parry jab cross or fake jab jab cross then pop out.

[@a1hs302]

JT why is it hard for me to slip punches, I basically cant see the punches coming even tho I look at the upper chest, neck area and when I’m able to slip punches I’m to late and I’m getting caught right on the chin. What can I do ?

[@kavonj1991]

Slipping isn't about waiting for a cue, use the movements of slips/general footwork to create opportunities. Always keep moving your head off the centerline while maintaining posture appropriately to throw shots off of those angles you're creating in real time, just don't overreact and waste useful stamina.

[@hakangonzaga4510]

You can do with taller Guy ??

[@Paralegal97]

How come his head is barely moving out when he does the in and out. Isn’t the point to create enough distance to not get hit then return fire? 2:21 btw (genuinely curious as I’m not sure how far I should be bouncing back out)

[@bondjames-bond7664]

Hello JT Can u talk on how to reduce the fear of fight ing

[@PrecisionBoxing]

Check out my recent video on How to Prepare for your First Fight. In the last few points I talk about this.

[@bondjames-bond7664]

@@PrecisionBoxing tq JT .. I'll check that out .. 🙏🙏🙏

[@ytsn_THE_OG]

I'm transitioning to boxing and it's super hard to set up punches sometimes without kicking or clinching. Because of that I would estimate my punching accuracy (to the head) and sparring is jab: 70% straight: 55% left hook: 25% right hook: 15%. Grandmaster is making me fight orthodox whenever I was a switch stance striker before. I'm desperate rn. I've been practicing boxing so much that I couldn't even land 50% of my punches in a kickboxing sparring session last week. Missed only one spinning back kick though. I have incredible hands, but something has happened to my head strike accuracy. Mainly hooks. When I get in there with somebody who moves around like me and can move their head like I do, I struggle with landing punches to the head. I feel like most people don't understand that this is nothing like street fighting lol I hope people realize that. Street fights are easy peasy to win. Literally never missed in a street fight. Help lol

[@PrecisionBoxing]

I think you have to lower your expectations a bit (this doesn't mean to lower your effort). In sparring sometimes you are lucky to land more than 3 clean punches in a whole round. You get better, and it also gets harder.