My 5 Favourite Boxing Training Channels

[@jamesascott7040]

I love how you are giving other trainers credit👊Shows you can appreciate a variety of styles.

[@myboxingcoach]

Thanks James. Most boxers work with tons of trainers over their career so it makes sense to encourage you guys to do the same👍

[@joey--j]

Yes Coach Anthony and your channel are my favourites!!

[@415bayshark]

World class boxing channel is one of the best on KZbin.

[@rileyjohnson499]

Rob A couldn’t agree more. Haven’t come across a more cerebral trainer that can teach so clearly that all can understand.

[@rayl9969]

Precision striking JT he has a vast wealth of boxing knowledge you an him are the only two I watch but I will be taking a gander at the others you've promoted 👊

[@theredninja2817]

Yeah I can't believe that that's not on there that is like one of the best KZbin boxing coaches there is in fact my three go to coaches are Fran sands precision striking and coach Anthony and then one of my favorites don't list the other favorite as one of his favorites lol hahaha what a bummer

[@MP-db9sw]

He has a big channel but he appeals more to non fighters. Sorry.

[@rayl9969]

@@MP-db9sw he appeals to both. sorry.

[@MP-db9sw]

@@rayl9969 nah. Unimpressive ammy record, no pro fights, and never coached anyone to win anything. 85% of his market is kids on YT who dont know any better. Like you, apparently lol

[@rayl9969]

@@MP-db9sw wow a kids channel so 85% are kids the thousands of people who follow him know nothing according to you smh

[@jacobpicorro9440]

Love your channel Sir Franz! Jt Van (Precision Striking) I think should also be included in the best boxing channles😊

[@donovanjones4175]

Our Canadian boy jt from precision striking is good too. Coach , this is what it’s all about, sharing the passion and the knowledge. You are a true player in this. Can’t thank you enough.

[@Namesi]

Alexi is truly the best. He also has a fantastic English translator who does closed captions for nearly all the videos. Very noble of you to promote other boxing channels and shows your true love for the sport! Cheers!

[@tasogare6598]

Alexei Frolov is a fantastic coach. Discovered his channel by pure luck about a year ago and follow his content religously. He has a lad,Alim, I think we will see him somewhere in the future. Also Tom Yankello is a top coach who has a great way of teaching all levels. Easy to understand. There was a channel Sparta Boxing Academy but I can't find them anymore. They have a similar style to Frolov. Russian style side steps ect. Short videos though.

[@rileyjohnson499]

Tom Yankello’s World Class Boxing Channel is my number 1. In my opinion Tom is the most cerebral trainer that can teach and have everyone understand. He is doing a great service to the sport of boxing.

[@Brucelee-pv6uf]

I swear I wanted to write that I learnd everything from him I love him Iam mma fighter and he is my boxing coach ❤

[@regocyrus]

Indeed! I totally agree.

[@brianmoody2727]

Absolutely! His channel is the best!

[@arantxaurrutia0]

Fantastic as always Fran. I would add Precision Striking as well. Coach Jason shares the same love for the sport and the same attitude as you all.

[@ward269147]

Coach Yankello is the man, brilliant boxing brain. Thanks for the video Fran

[@rileyjohnson499]

michael ward couldn’t agree more. I’ve learned so much from Tom Yankello’s world Class Boxing Channel. He is the best

[@izmirurla35]

The reason alot of UK fighters don't understand the ussr system is, it's based on being completely nimble, alot of UK fighters tend to be abit more speed and impact obsessed, or just having fast hands. Trainers like Alexey Frovlov, perfect every bit of your movements and make sure you don't do anything unnecessary and you waste no excess energy. Very fine tuned training. If you look at amateur boxers and pros from that region they're always nimble and light on their feet. Like Loma, GGG, bivol, kovalev, usyk, etc... And all the Cuban fighters

[@izmirurla35]

They have usually perfected the pendulum step, good head movement, parrying and blocking, and being able to move without any excess tension early in their amateur careers

[@mr.nobody9697]

Lee Wiley even got a shout out on HBO. Dude is a legend. His videos are absolute art.

[@kenpie2323]

You supposed to have a millions subscribers coach! God bless you coach.

[@DefPrince]

Your humility, curiosity and sense of pedagogy are inspiring. I wish more teachers/coaches/senseis were like you. Much respect.

[@myboxingcoach]

Thank you, that's really kind

[@ironfront9573]

I adore Alexei frolov. I have always watched his channel and yours. Never found a need for translation, it is clear enough.

[@krioni86sa]

I salute you man!! Thank you for being unselfish!!

[@richardsmith70]

YOUR channel in boxing is my number 1

[@davidanthony4960]

the Russian guy I came across accidentally. but man.. he is probably the best out there by far.. he reminds me a little of cus d amato actually in his way about him.. and his calmness and also he seems to teach quite a few tricks that were used in peekaboo stuff...and im glad they started doing sub tittles he really really knows how to teach the lot.. I would say he is quite set in his teaching of certain punches being thrown I dont think they would suit all.. especially HW boxers but he really is a master.. I love watching his videos.... coach Anthony is also VERY VERY good... its quite interesting these ones are some of the ones with the least subscribers actually... which is kind of stranegand worrying what people are watching haha

[@myboxingcoach]

Absolutely agree David.

[@petskup4]

I was just thinking to ask here is it right way how Alexei teach straight punches? Arm seems to not go straight? I Think Fran shows clearest videos how to punch and move basics :)

[@MrMilkMonk]

Fran, I am SO grateful for this. Thank you!

[@perrinekld7451]

You're my favorite one. Just efficient and STRAIGHT TO THE POINT ! Those small videos are GOLD!

[@ggurunadha]

Subbed to all of them. Thanks coach!

[@erikbakker1639]

Thanks, didn't knew them all. Right now my favourites are your channel, Precision Striking and Mike Gales' fight your way fit.

[@HS-nf7tf]

I'm really pleased you mentioned Lee Wylie's channel. Ring IQ isn't talked about enough I feel. Being able to break down your opponent and start to make adjustments early on is what separates great Boxers from the elites of the sport. Cerebral fighters like Lomachenko, Crawford, Alvarez, Usyk are so dangerous because they rapidly figure people out. Thank you for the time and effort you put into your channel. Your Beginner E-Book is incredibly generous too. Much respect to you coach.

[@itstherocky]

Lee Wylie's videos are literally art

[@LeeWylie1]

Thank you, Mr Sands. Much appreciated!

[@myboxingcoach]

No worries...keep doing cool work that matters Sir

[@KiwithomXD]

Nice mate coach Anthony is class, watch him and yours

[@ddassif6697]

Thank you for the video!

[@Sinekyre14]

Some great tips, and thank you for adding *World Class Boxing with Tom Yankello* - it's by far my favorite boxing channel. He taught me so much. I think it's both funny and interesting that Precision Striking isnt on the list. Going to check out the other channels!

[@davidanthony4960]

yeh kind of interesting..I think the guy from precision striking is a good start off point.. but it comes across that he at times is a little limited and just knows how to teach combos.. the Russian guy will not only teach you how to drive a car.. he will teach you how to fix it and oil it and why the parts do what they do... its really mastery

[@Sinekyre14]

@@davidanthony4960 I agree completely, precision striking is very basic. I'm checking out the russian channel now - what a gold mine.

[@johnbdatri]

Fran - You're amazing - thank you for this thankless giving. You're the real deal

[@myboxingcoach]

Ah thanks John, I very much appreciate that pal👍

[@bennylush]

Thanks Fran will check them out

[@randeldavisredforestchines7752]

Nice work Coach always a pleasure !!!!

[@carsonjamesiv2512]

Definitely GOOD STUFF, HERE(THIS CHANNEL and Video)!!😎✔

[@nebojsapavlovic8461]

Aleksej Frolov‘s channel is chest full of treasure , with unique feel of old style rustic boxing gym. But I must say that your channel is also superb, can be used as a teaching tool for university course on boxing.

[@myboxingcoach]

Thank you, that's really nice of you to say👍

[@LowEndMarauder]

I love that channel and the hard work they put into English translatoins

[@yauhoang6773]

NIce of sharing your boxing channel :).

[@drift903]

Watching thos channel plus Tom, Anthony and JT. Thank you for your recommendation. Definitely check them out.

[@sulaimaanlatif6471]

Top video this Fran, thanks for sharing the knowledge. I've applied of lot of the techniques on the channel in sparring and they've genuinely been very effective so thank you

[@myboxingcoach]

Thank you, that's great

[@kap1pa]

hey endorsing other coaches as well shows how big you truly are coach ... thank you, keep going.

[@ronaldchan3540]

Tks for the details

[@kimochideandy8511]

My favourite one is Fran Sands

[@MrIFARI]

I knew 4 out of 5 and will have to check out Andy Wake's channel, but My Boxing Coach was the first boxing channel that was recommended to me and is a favourite because of your great demeanor, excellent website and the encyclopedic knowledge found within your Boxing Training Foundation.....Cheers Fran.

[@myboxingcoach]

Thank you Paul...that matters, especially after all of these years...you are a gentleman sir👍

[@harageilucid4352]

I KNEW IT! Except for your friend Andy, those are also my favorite channels, and in the same order. When i tell people my favs, i also mention you Fran Sands because your channel also deserves to be in that group. You guys all have loooooong history of coaching and it shows. Thank you very much for this video, it demonstrates a great example of good, honest sportsmanship and it also helps with a finger pointed in the right directions for younger, less experienced fighters who dont know how to tell the difference between a coach with a lot of first-hand, practical knowledge vs one who just has good presentation and production skills.

[@myboxingcoach]

Thank you, that's very kind, glad that I am on your list. Yes, these guys are top level. Us coaches don't recommend lightly in this game. Good, varied advice and styles from smart boxing people can only ever help.

[@michaelspyrou1784]

your channel too is one of the best. this video makes you also a great/top coach. bravo.

[@myboxingcoach]

Thank you

[@BjornFriborg]

I subscribe to all the lovely channels you recommend, but I still have to say that you are my number one. Cheers mate. And your channel is the only one I recommend for my students. I do this for several reasons: your communication is always on point. You have a scientific approach. You focus on amateur style boxing. You're a master of your craft.

[@myboxingcoach]

Thank you Bjorn, that's really kind of you to say

[@hasanyldrm3327]

Alexei frolov is real philosopher artist of boxing.His aproaching suprised me a lot.

[@michaelcastelpoggi1735]

Very refreshing. I feel its important for people who publish knowledge to "review" each other. You would know better than us the validity and quality of boxing content.

[@myboxingcoach]

Thanks Michael...could not agree more.

[@MasterBoxingLLC]

Great running across your channel again, love the non-bias and selfless mentality you offer here. Truly appreciate your boxing cachet. You definitely have a new subscriber. We only hope to make your list one day. Cheers

[@grantknott]

Thanks Fran for the candid video. I really do enjoy JT’ from precision striking’s stuff. His workouts and his knowledge and passion is very good. I enjoy coach Anthony as well. Of course your channel is very good as well. All with slightly different styles

[@bigwig2659]

Recently found Alexeis' channel too. To yourcredit he reminds me of you in ways. Both clearly great coaches. And similar in that and LOVE to be coached by either!

[@makunahatatata]

Thank you Fran! Besides knowledge and ability to transmit it, for me is very important how I see coach as a person. Regarding that, you are on the first place of my list together with JT, and after you there is few positions of empty gap before next one. Luv u guys!

[@ericrieckers2321]

Thank you!

[@licenciadovarela2115]

Hay un excelente canal llamado Viteri boxing, en lengua española. Muchas gracias Fran Sands por la generosidad, con actitudes como esta, crece la enseñanza del boxeo en general y sin dudas, tu canal en particular. Saludos from Argentina.

[@luckylude1069]

Thank you, coach. You and the Russian are one of the reasons why I started training again with my old sparring partner after a long break. And yes, you can tell if a KZbinr is really a coach. It's really interesting that if you have done some years of competitive sports (for me it was archery), you can recognize and adapt the basic principles (biomechanics, repetition, breathing, mental etc) in another sport. Thanks for sharing your know-how.

[@myboxingcoach]

Thanks pal...glad the experience as coach shows. Mr Frolov is very cool :-)

[@deadlegification]

Kudos for doing this 👊

[@myboxingcoach]

Thanks Robin

[@terryblejokes]

Alexey Frolov is also considered a legend by people here in China. I once found a video of him sparring with his student, a Moscow female boxing team member. Within three minutes, he demonstrated almost every technique in boxing, from Russian styled pendulum step punches to Philly shell, and even southpaw philly shell, as well as Peekaboo style. I was so shocked by that video.

[@myboxingcoach]

He is a top guy, fantastic

[@jontongue6597]

Link to video if you can mate

[@googlewhackthis]

Kudos on introducing people to trainers who are, essentially, your competition (e.g. if they have products, you may be sending money their way). But it goes to show that you care a lot about the art itself. And should it turn out that people 'connect' more with them, then great. It means that you essentially helped people become better in what can be a very dangerous sport. Reminds me of the Santa from Miracle on 34th Street (with a bit less hair :D)

[@myboxingcoach]

Thanks pal. No sense in being closed. Fact is that the boxers I work with will be subject to advice from lots of coaches as they move through their career - representing the city, region, country etc. If it's good enough for my boxers, it's good enough for you guys👍

[@nickthenerdpeppermma]

I've been meaning to watch this video for quite a while; I was pleasantly surprised to hear you mention World Class Boxing and Coach Anthony (,one of my All-Time personal favorites; he just has a great vibe or Aura(yeah, I'm a hippie too Coach Frans!!)Thanks for posting this video;I'll be sure to check out the other Channels you mentioned soon!

[@myboxingcoach]

Thanks Nick👍

[@laurenceroberttampushalpin3652]

Without in particular order,you , precision, coach anthony

[@sbstaysharp25]

All my guys

[@Tourist-Q]

Great top 5... But also shoutout to Wilson Kayden who stopped uploading, but still has great content on his channel ... Shoutout to The Modern Martial Artist ... and shoutout to Tony Jeffries ... Hallbjet uploades good Muhammad Ali stuff.

[@lebell79]

I once had a friendly couple of rounds against a Cuban boxer who visited my country and did some clinics, I can't remember his name but the guy had otherworldly skills, like a ghost he slipped in and out and simply wasn't there where he'd be a second ago. That always stuck in my mind, that amazing movement and footwork and despite him being much smaller and shorter than me I know for sure he could have decked me at any time he'd liked. Will definetely check these channels out!

[@lucanthunder]

Canadian dude from Precision Striking is also thorough. He knows his stuff.

[@mateo52malecki]

wow ok opened my eyes. I av to study rest of your content and the one of Coach Anthony's first and then I'll probably move it to whom you mentioned therein. Overnight champion haha.

[@Boxercise]

WOW thanks @Fran Sands much appreciated. Yours is my favourite but i'll check out Frolov too

[@myboxingcoach]

Most welcome mate, thanks for posting helpful stuff that jobbing coaches like me can use!

[@joshwalls1309]

Wow that alexi is a genius thanks so much for the info what a find that is i canr stop watching

[@FranFerioli]

Mr Frolov is amazing. Such a fluid yet precise style. Hey Fran, we have the same age: the Golden Age. Apart the back pain that sucks ; )

[@myboxingcoach]

😂 - comes to us all

[@christophermoltisanti790]

Great vid, love all the channels you mentioned and this one of course. Actually study your vids and use your stuff the most Fran. One you didn't mention was Precision Striking, JT and also Daskalo Jacob. That Russian guy is totally awesome btw. But check out JT he's great too

[@myboxingcoach]

Cheers Christopher ;-)

[@rockitmorton]

I've been subscribed to Frolov for awhile. He really emphasizes correct techniques. Have you ever seen Kostya Tszyu channel, he's more of a strength and conditioning coach but some of his methods are interesting. Good video, thanks.

[@paulhurst8113]

Anyone you endorse has to be high standard no doubt

[@robcourtnall5332]

I am a definite fan of this channel, I totally agree with the channels listed, just adding a few. I miss my coach, a coach of many, so much, having passed, also, a great person, but an Olympic Silver Medalist ( a round short of gold ), the great Cuban boxer that caught him, after dominating, in the third round, who became world champion, as a heavyweight, competed in the 1976 Olympics, got to meet other medalists, boxers, coaches, from other countries, such as Raymond Leonard (sugar of course), Michael and Leon Spinx, John Tate and the list, from all countries, just incredible. Like many, he taught, for next to nothing, financially, which many do, but the takeaway, I hope, from this post, is that older, should mean experienced, not washed up, like many think. I miss him profoundly. What other videos, in kind of a series, not necessarily channels, I don't think, but are great, include Freddy Roach videos, which are many, FightSmartTrav that focusing on boxing, but also self-defense applications, that don't hurt, any tips are welcomed, regarding boxing anything, ExpertBoxing and likely a ton of others out there.* I also, really like this guy, named Fran Sands. I like, to look at a wealth of great channels, video compilations, looking for techniques in common, suggestions in common, any aspects in common, as that to me, I suppose, obvious, is fundamentally agreed. I am adding to a great, great list, even just to check out and it helps reinforce, what my coach, taught me, but sadly gone, so I GENUINELESS APPRECIATE IT ALL and THIS CHANNEL. Why add, my teacher, or even note it? Looking at his wall of pictures, with personal best wish notes, icons, was worth the low, cost of admission, he has no ego, that age, means experience and when I offer advice, to some, if I have it, it was passed down, so credentials seem to always be in question, which is fine, nobody wants bad advice, but it is passed along advice, more, than from me. Not watching the Freddy Roach videos, to me, is silly, but, that is subjective, given it is free and he is a Hall of Fame Coach. * You are awesome Fran! Huge fan! All the best! Be safe, to all!

[@robcourtnall5332]

I should have added, that watching really great boxers, to me, is so valuable, for learning, especially those, that are fundamentally sound and successful. Who they are and where they hail from, I don't care. All the best to all! If you immediately think of one, or some, knowing that I have overlooked a great many, please politely let me know, I will appreciate it, and thanks! :)

[@petskup4]

Precision striking and Tony Jeffries channels are good too.

[@raptorgod77]

I want to learn boxing but most of the boxing gym near me arent really serious about the fight bit thank you for the video

[@Brucelee-pv6uf]

Tom is my favourite he makes me remember coach cus which is my heart I love him he taught me everthing and repeat thousand time and his favouirte specch is greatest is in the details😑❤

[@jruffin1161]

I feel there's a snub. And feel it with striking precision

[@myboxingcoach]

No snub, I think JT does some good work. These are people who I learn from, that's all.

[@jruffin1161]

@@myboxingcoach and I learn a lot from you!!!!! You have hands down the best foundation for any amateur (even over the youtubers you recommended).

[@StefkeBoxingScience]

Alexei Frolov is my favorite by far, as well!

[@vidyutjamwal6723]

They all are great

[@mdf7782]

you can also try to whatch "precision striking" and "nate boxer"! ...compliment for your Channel...Very Very Nice

[@harleyzeth]

Wilson Kayden is my favorite but he hasn't uploaded in 5 years unfortunately. I found your channel from a video he linked

[@mookeychase0907]

He was very good he knew his stuff there was another southpaw cats was very good I think it may be Wilson Kayden. He showed you how Brooke down fights and also trained MMA guys. I always thought 💭 he mad WK were the same also Coach Rick from NJ he and JT from Precision striking were my first dudes back n 2010

[@WarrenHolly]

New Sub. Xcited to be here 💪🏿🥊

[@myboxingcoach]

Thank you, welcome aboard 🥊

[@auses007]

JtvanV is my man to go to -Precision striking

[@lcfcrenno]

Coach Anthony and yourself are my favourite channels. What is your opinion on precision boxing?

[@ry4986]

Watch fights of ur favorite fighters. Study. learn.

[@oldlifter530]

Hi Fran have you watched some Sylvie von duuglas-ittu mauy thai fighter250+ pro fights does some training with world champion fighters

[@myboxingcoach]

Not seen that yet...you have just put her on my list to watch...thank you 👍

[@bigwig2659]

*I"d love to be coached by either

[@Tom-tw1wd]

Fran why is it that there is so much confusion on the different ways to teach boxing? I'm currently using your boxing training foundation in my spare time due to me not being able to attend a gym due to working a lot of hours. I'm still a rank beginner and this is something I just use as an interesting form of cardio but I've been to the odd few gyms before and a lot of them seem to teach contradictory things. I've seen different things from standing more square, standing basically like a fencer, throwing more hooks, putting everything you have into every punch, not putting any kind of power into the punches to score points, starting combinations with the right hook, never doing sparring and only doing fitness, only doing hard sparring. I know there's different ways to skin a cat but a lot of the time these seem to go beyond a ''style'' stand point and just contradict themselves. I'm from a small town in yorkshire so maybe it could be a geographical thing but I guessed you would be able to give me insight as i'm not that far from you. Is it just that the standard of English Boxing coaches are low? Is it that a lot of ex boxers open their own gyms without really being coaches? I enjoy your boxing training foundation course because it gives me a set path as to which skills to gain to achieve the fastest results and then build upon things from there. Your course seems logical to me and it feels like it would be logical to implement these foundational things from the get go (kind of like how you'd learn to pass, shoot, tackle in football) but whenever I've been to a gym in real life I've had a complete mixed bag. You've spoke about the soviet system of boxing which I see a lot of parallels to the way you teach beginners. Do you think there will ever be an organised system of teaching boxing in the UK like this and Why is there so many different things going on when new people start to learn the sport? Sorry for the long winded comment lol

[@myboxingcoach]

No worries Tom. So there are a host of different ways to do things, but core principles remain. So, for example, your weight should never go forward. Square stance is ok at close range, but not at long range. Flat feet are bad...the list goes on. There is an issue in people purporting to be coaches, but coaching is a skill that is learned in a structured way be teaching lots of people over a long time. An ex-boxer is not a coach. They can become a coach, took me 2 years to stop thinking like a boxer and start thinking like a coach. We also have PTs who do a coaching qual, but never coach boxers. SO, there is a real mix. 99% of the time a good amateur boxing gym will have qualified coaches who are good at what they do. Think of this. In Eastern European boxing they teach 6 different stance variations, all of which could be used at different points during a single contest. Versatility. Step one, learn in one way (that's where BTF will help). After that you can experiment, but all built upon solid fundamentals. Hope this helps Tom.

[@jorisvanimhoff9722]

Alexi Frolov is amazing isnt he - he is my favourite

[@rockd2808]

All 5 good alexy Frolov is a professor of Boxing , but he has a unique jumping style when punching which is very difficult to change if you learn for years how to set down into punches he advocates jumping into a punch with a high straight leg stance. Also movements come from arm shoulder not much hip twisting. I find it awkward, Good for amateur style though not good for pro style.i personally thinks hes great but hard to adjust to that style after many years of learning different style.

[@Xvz71]

It’s a style that requires you to have amazing conditioning of your ankle connective tissue and calf muscles. You have to have a great understanding of how to make your body become elastic when countering punches while in pendulum. You can be in pendulum and instantly have to shift your weight to your back foot when a shot is coming to you and pop back with a counter like a spring. I’m sure you know it’s basically a pull counter. A pull counter is an explosive movement, it needs to be fast. definitely requires a lot more stamina because being in pendulum for most of the fight is very taxing. It has a lot of success in the amateurs though. A lot of Kazakhstan fighters fight in pendulum for the majority of the fight. It looks very technical, it’s my fav style. Almost like a mongoose attacking a cobra type of style.

[@dazb3349]

Hi there mate. Spoken to you couple weeks back. Asking if your gym was in liverpool... I've dabbled in abit of thai boxing and early last year started a local boxing gym. Something happened in my family so I was unable to go. Things are fine now but I am just pondering going back because of my age 39?? I am in reasonably fit condition quite lean as I like to keep fit and eat right. But really at 39 is there any point. Wish I did it back in my teens and stuck with it. I have always been drawn to boxing. My uncle and grandad were also boxers in there day. They both have passed away in the last 5 years. It's like I've always had an itch for boxing but never got round to scratching that itch. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Great channel by the way. Daz. Altrincham

[@myboxingcoach]

Hello Daz. Of course there's a point. Hopefully the club will let you train. Maybe you'll get to do a bit of sparring. Maybe you'll help some young people come on. Maybe all kind of things will happen. If you don't check it out though, nothing will happen👍

[@carnivalwrestler]

Thanks for your candor, coach: Following are my picks: Your channel, Precision Striking is excellent, I recommend you check out that channel right now, Coach Anthony, Frolov, World Class Boxing. For fitness (esp for fighting), please check out Phil Daru right now, he is experienced as a professional MMA fighter, boxer, wrestler, 1A college football player, and he has at least a bachelor's degree in Exercise Physiology. He's experienced as a professional and college athlete and he's a really cool guy, too, the archetypal Viking : )

[@myboxingcoach]

Thank you, some really good tips - will take time to watch (esp Phil Daru...name rings a bell) 👍

[@cheeesefunnel]

coach you have great channel, youre at the top of my list , JT from Precision Striking is a very good channel as well, very wise Canadian coach ( you guys are both even) its a draw lol

[@_inked_out]

His workouts are great also

[@h4z]

JT is great but I don't think he has any real coaching experience

[@paulhurst8113]

Totally agree both brilliant , quite different too

[@learnpianofastonline]

Yes I am subscribed to Precision Striking as well.

[@cheeesefunnel]

@@h4z do you mean as in coached guys in the corner? not sure but JT is an online coach hes a savvy ass canadian and people can learn a lot online, its good to have both. Its tough to find a good coach in gyms, they all look and sound tough but they fail to teach their fighters so many things, they think looking fancy on the mitts is going to make a boxer win his bouts. Ive seen so many coaches throw kids in the ring wihthout even teaching mechanics of anything, no offense or even defence skills

[@avinavpradhan2753]

Is Mike Rashid Boxing good for beginners?

[@richardsmith70]

Hiya bud got a chance to open a boxing club was wondering on any advice as I've boxed for years watch all your vids this has happened due to other clubs letting the lads down

[@myboxingcoach]

Wow. Well done for stepping up. Massive undertaking but so hugely rewarding. Be prepared for lots obstacles, but keep the faith. Try and get help, it's important. I assume you are in the UK Richard? If so, go to the England Boxing website and get your plan in place. Best of luck mate👍 Any help I can be drop me an email

[@richardsmith70]

@@myboxingcoach yes in uk and cheers and thank you and will definitely need drop you emails much appreciated

[@cocoelloco8533]

Who makes good Kickboxing stuff?

[@Jonathan-rp5ig]

If you like Wylie you should check out Fouts Boxing Theory

[@myboxingcoach]

Thanks Jonathan...made a note, will have a look👍

[@franco_spams-l2922]

precision striking?

[@andyc1019]

Check out Marvin Cook, Erik Paulsons boxing coach, very good beginning instruction.

[@bondjames-bond7664]

Precision striking channel is by far the best.... Pls chk out his channel....

[@mohamedtarek-cy2wl]

what aout fighttips and jt and expertboxing

[@magic.4234]

Who are your top 5 boxers of all time? I'm really curious about that lol thank you for all your help.

[@myboxingcoach]

Now there's a video that will cause me angst...will start thinking :-)

[@magic.4234]

@@myboxingcoach that would be a great video.. this is the best boxing channel feel proud. Cheers. 💯🥇🥊#thesweetscience

[@davidbarnwellutech4663]

What do you think of kenny weldon's videos?

[@myboxingcoach]

Very good, excellent in fact