How To Defend in Boxing

[@NickDDDD]

Thanks Mr Moreno. Glad to have found yr channel. Excellent comprehensive teaching. Cough - if I may - as someone who had bad footwork, please emphasise "don't forget your balance & remember which foot yr putting yr weight on & why OR which foot your weight should be on & how you transfer the weight.

[@ricololo8535]

Very helpful , Simply explained not too technical

[@grarvindur1772]

Great stuff!! One of the only guys on KZbin who can explain stuff like this clearly and straight to the point.

[@kiththansubakaran6261]

U should also visit Precision Striking.. He is also a good coach

[@ShuggaS1]

How much they pay you?

[@mcbongrip9355]

I highly recommend checking out Marvin Cook youtube channel just as good at explaining

[@papertiger6118]

Great video, Mr. Moreno. Thanks for posting.

[@TeroPajunen]

Very clearly explained. Keep up the good work!

[@grantknott]

Love your teaching style. Keep it up. Thanks

[@user-gm4lo8hu4i]

man youre really good at explaining these techniques! Thanks a lot.

[@MorenoBoxing]

Mh. A thank you!

[@sameernelson9684]

Excellent lesson

[@benja4379]

Nice video man, clear with useful examples you've got yourself a new subscriber, looking forward to checking out your other vids.

[@karthikboxer5683]

Thanks for that

[@steveoh2395]

Great video man, God bless!!

[@jrose7804]

Thank you for this great video lesson

[@M4Rhio]

Thanks for the video man.

[@Watcherw1]

Helpful video. You seem comfortable which is good for the mindset

[@MorenoBoxing]

Watcher thanks!

[@hussainfatmi9566]

Excellent vid grt work

[@nickthenerdpeppermma]

Thanks for the great video!

[@docgb5990]

I like your vids bro just subbed perfect for me right now during lockdown stuck in a gaff that’s luckily got a couple of heavy bags🥊🥊

[@shg7289]

Tight work

[@yungmief08]

i really enjoyed this. glad i clicked on it. subbed

[@Menyhard]

Nice sir

[@yaarkhan5294]

REQUEST...! sir please guide me.. that if the boxing partner is not available ... so how to do the practice of " TIMING " in defence and offence situation.... is there any robotic type dummy to which we can set the combination programming .. or is there any another idea regarding this .... kindly guide me... one more thing to express.... thanks and God bless you ... for your wonderful teaching method...

[@SimpleCryptoBitcoinAnalysis]

Wow great video! Love the background music too!

[@MorenoBoxing]

Thank you.

[@lewisvwalika2711]

very very we are getting some things from you.

[@boxingfitfocus]

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[@CHBXNG]

Hey bro could you do a video of how to stay composed in boxing and how to get quicker reaction times.

[@estevanalameda5852]

Stay relaxed don't tense up and clench. Always be moving its easier to slip punches if you are already moving slightly rather than going from standing still to suddenly moving. As far as reaction times it's just sheer repeating the same thing over and over again but start slowly use the mirror perfect your technique start slow and really focus on footwork and focus on fluidity of movement ie when you throw a punch focus on punch fulling extending then pulling it back as fast as possible and as soon as it comes back relax it again then just keep repeating that's what builds speed and fluidity is just exploding the punch then pulling it back just as fast as it came out then relaxing then work on throwing the punch again then relax double up triple up quadruple up remember to focus on the relaxing part that build the fluidity you want.

[@estevanalameda5852]

As far as being composed that's all sparring just getting comfortable with punches being thrown at you. Only way you are gonna build that confidence is just sparring. Just stay relaxed get comfortable with seeing the punches rolling them. There's a lot of things that go into building composer just confidence in your own skills focus on moving first is what I first did focus on seeing the punches and moving remember you don't want to move to far out of the way just make them miss by an inch. Once you are comfortable moving around in the ring and having punches thrown at you and making them miss by an inch that's when you slowly get comfortable with letting your hand go after making them miss. I'd say if you are able to learn how to wrestle. Wrestling will give you major confidence and teach you so much about spacing and pummeling and controlling distance which transferred over to boxing you'll be comfortable being close to your opponent and when you are in those close exchanges you'll be able to throw and land punches without having to see your target.

[@zacfells3140]

Could you a video on how to drill the philly shell please?

[@abdullatapadar1748]

Thanks thanks bro

[@simonchowdhury7184]

Great job bro explaind well.

[@brianobegi4882]

Simple n clear

[@sissiboxer8579]

great video, thank you!

[@gaureshbandekar8884]

Sissi Boxer

[@ddllawless917]

Keep these videos coming Bro

[@Rahul-uk4su]

Ikr some of the best boxing tutoriols

[@honestlee9921]

Subscribed. You make things pretty clear to understand

[@philjackson_powerlifting]

Slipping to the inside after opponents right hand is very dangerous against experienced fighters since you are vulnerable to their left hook / uppercut. Its usually better to slip on the outside against the right hand because you are in a less dangerous position to get counterpunched

[@joebruniges6478]

As previously said a lot of vids on here but Moreno boxing by far the best an most instructive! Keep up the great work!

[@chucknorris202]

That stance isnt so good for the range you guys are at. I prefer a sort of combination between what you showed as "high guard" and a peekaboo guard. Basically its just a really tight and high guard, maximum protection for my face/head, or for my body if I ever need to move my guard downwards to defend against body hooks or kicks to my body. Ive been doing Muay thai for 2 years now and Ive been relying on that stance and building it this whole time basically. When I spar I would not ever engage with a lowered lead hand at punching range, even the tail end of jab range. I might be able to catch it but theres gonna be times when I cant move in time and get popped if I used that philly shell type of guard at that short of a range. But to each his own. Also I have to block(and throw) roundhouse kicks, teeps/straight kicks, knee strikes, clinch, and also punch as well as use my footwork and defend against all of the above. Muay thai has less room for error also, due to the kicks and knees. Especially the kicks. Thats part of the reason, that and because its easier to block punching combos to the head, with the high guard. I recommend it to anyone. Use a super tight high guard, it offers both EXCELLENT defense and deflection, and also it loads up your arms to throw your hardest and fastest shots when you do what I suggested with your guard.Both fists at eye level(and right hand slightly above the eye in some cases) so all the soft parts of your face are protected against strikes, but you can still see and still fight and still bring that guard higher if need be, and like I said your punches are gonna be loaded up from doing this. Be sure to get that hip rotation in there and to perfect your technique with ALL your punches(and kicks). And your covering up/blocking/deflecting too. Have someone throw punches at you with gloves on and use your guard to stop the punches.

[@behzadmardani3005]

Very nice ... 👊👊👊👊

[@zachc-]

This video is great

[@ShuggaS1]

Dude mentioned every stance EXCEPT the correct one. SHEEZUS... Both of your hand positions make me Cringe.

[@samabramowitz5880]

You clearly have no idea what you're talking about

[@juampablolepe2284]

T. Tong these stances must work considering they are top tier pros eh

[@SuperGGLOL]

A correct stance? Only a naive and close-minded fighter would say such things. Thank god you’re not a coach.

[@yogeshparekar2153]

excellent plz tell us How to defend uppercut knockout

[@marlonmendoza2882]

Thanks for mentioning my idol Pacman.

[@celsoluis1400]

ganhou mais um inscrito . top demais sua aula brother!!!!!!

[@jasoncrittenden3548]

Keep your videos going

[@user-pk6ty9yx9h]

good vid, keep it up bro

[@indianhindu8825]

sir , I have a doughter,,3 yeas old,,,,,..which year is better to boxing training for her,,,,what will be diet her

[@sonoftheserpent.8704]

thanks for the video dude :)

[@loonytune9256]

good stuff

[@statusulagam3321]

Great Video

[@MorenoBoxing]

Status Ulagam thank you!

[@redditstories9782]

that tatoo is fucking amazing

[@amirabas7641]

No word totly good

[@익명-m8x]

Nice video😤💯💯💯

[@bennyrosado5402]

nice stuff!!!

[@Fuz3j]

How do lean back against the wall?

[@luechmillionz]

Dude have u ever sparred ?

[@joesr31]

When I slip inside, before I throw the other punches, I already got a right hand to the face, any ways to move faster so that the right hand don't connect?

[@josufqalandary9698]

You are the best

[@brunorocha2013]

where do you train?

[@Knuckle_sandwiches_boxing1925]

*defense

[@binodkumar664]

Great

[@TheSweetalchemist]

Can you make a video on how to finish your opponent once you trapped them in the corner?

[@anthonyguzman5285]

switch between going to the body and the head. If you land some good body shots throw a feint to the body and power shot to the head. If you land some head shots throw a feint to the head and throw a body shot to the solar plexis or liver.

[@MOE2KAII10]

Didn’t you use to train at left hook Shadwell ?

[@MorenoBoxing]

Moey Mahbub yes I did!

[@stephenfreeman2207]

On the money

[@carolainerosa2580]

Aula boa

[@yogeshparekar2153]

how defend uppercut knockout

[@jacobyarmstead9627]

watch that inside slip try to add the archie moore hand trap. otherwise great shit

[@quensoueu1]

Nice

[@নয়নপাল-ষ১ল]

nice

[@brahmaprajol7587]

Pretty good.

[@YOBREADKNIGHT]

How to not die in boxing...... MAKE SURE A STRETCHER ALONG WITH AN AMBULANCE WHICH INCLUDES A COUPLE QUICK THINKING, FAST ACTING EMTs , IS RINGSIDE BEFORE FIGHT BEGINS. BOXINGS GOTTA RIDE THIS OUT.

[@rohanreji6394]

2:29 who do I spell that

[@নয়নপাল-ষ১ল]

i can get mor information for boxing

[@jonmcmann6811]

even Roy Jones was forced to lean back

[@mdsesir7387]

wow

[@xUSMC1775x]

Lean back lean back....ayy do the rockaway

[@1crispeta]

3:03 I never do that because Im too afaraid to receive one punch in my face. :(

[@jacobmr5823]

Maywether tacticas

[@searchanddestroy2944]

he didnt know the dudes name in the beginning lmao

[@pizrux6592]

2:25 they can literally just throw a right cross and then your whole “slip uppercut” bullshit is out the window and literally all of these would never work because people don’t just throw one punch 😂

[@marcuseversley3334]

Wanna see defense just watch Floyd Mayweather 😊

[@muhammadhussain2047]

Hi

[@TheTantanski]

why are all those bags swinging?

[@MorenoBoxing]

Vic[Diesel] we were hitting them before the video.

[@javenmarchant159]

Vic[Diesel] ghost

[@juandenz2008]

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[@hussainfatmi9566]

@@javenmarchant159 😂

[@Menyhard]

Philly shell

[@abdulwasay99]

The punches aren't going to be that slow in a proper fight though.

[@MorenoBoxing]

Game King when practicing you’re not suppose to go full speed anyway.

[@abdulwasay99]

@@MorenoBoxing i don't mean in PRACTICE! I mean in a PROPER fight! How can u prepare for full speed punches for a fight with light slow punches in practice?

[@Fuz3j]

This is bad advice, he's teaching u to b off balanced

[@thomas942]

each advantageously has a drawback

[@Fuz3j]

@@thomas942 check out marvin cook and true boxer stance on youtube. Tell me if u think he completly contradicts this video, but either way this video is kinda irresponsible bc of all the beginners watching this.

[@thomas942]

Jeffrey Robinson true

[@optimistsolo124]

You talk too much man!

[@boxingfitfocus]

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[@ZhangBangsFury]

asian men

[@GS-jr6hd]

Why are you teaching people how to philly shell ? What if someone is a beginner and thinks that this is normal .. SMH!! Another wanna be Mayweather..

[@MorenoBoxing]

Gennady R it's good to learn different styles. What if you come up against that style and don't know it? You'll get beat anyway.

[@jav.angel1205]

Gennady R ... Are you SERIOUS ? Why shouldn't he teach it ? You are absolutely incorrect in your observation what he should teach or not teach..SMH !! You probably train with a coach who holds back on teaching you techniques or waits 5 years to teach something new . And teaches the same basic stuff for years while charging the same monthly tuition. Seriously, you are underestimating the average viewer/student.

[@jav.angel1205]

Moreno Boxing - Agreed.. Excellent reply !! I really appreciate you teaching us everything .. And not holding back on your knowledge. You a true martial artist. Thank you

[@chucknorris202]

High guard/peekaboo is what beginners use. And should be using. It offer a high degree of safety and reliability because you can passively block most shots coming at your guard with minimal effort, or even without doing a thing. Its also great for offense. And its better for all combat sports. Like muay thai, which has kicks; a high guard is what you wanna use in muay thai, or MMA. Same with Boxing if you arent an extremely experienced professional. I have trained 2 years and I use a guard I came up with myself(kinda); its a combination of the high guard with the peekaboo. That, or the high guard or peekaboo, are what beginner fighters should be using, not the philly shell. Still keep making the videos man I like em.

[@Idk-xi1tr]

@@chucknorris202 your right but high guard isnt necessarily peek a boo

[@নয়নপাল-ষ১ল]

nice