My first fight went like this…

Ig: @theofficial.jorge

[@EpicGamer-og9gd]

I get the feeling the algorithm likes this and it will get a lot of views cause it was just recommended to me randomly

[@jorgetalks]

i hope so. I hope you liked the video though

[@ogboo14]

yep

[@user-re7jk2mz7h]

Love your learning ethic brother 🥊 🔥 Just keep being wise and grind 💪

[@jorgetalks]

Always, I appreciate it💪🏽

[@trafaele2145]

keep up the good work bro and keep training hard! best of luck.

[@prodfl0rdia]

just subbed cant wait to see your next fight and your improvement you got this

[@jorgetalks]

thanks for the support bro🥊

[@lix299]

videos like these are really good and I learn a lot please keep making them earned another sub.

[@jorgetalks]

For sure bro, glad to have you watch the journey

[@SaskoSam]

Great stuff man!! I just started kickboxing 2 weeks ago and absolutely loving it!

[@SaskoSam]

I'm subbing to see more of this. Actual "beginner" footage. It helps me more than looking at pro fights

[@jorgetalks]

that’s great to hear, best decision you’ve made haha

[@david_latorre]

Yessirrr bro you got the next one 🔥🔥🔥

[@jorgetalks]

thank you brother

[@bigboi2724]

As soon as you block a kick you should counter back with your own kick or punches. The key is to not lose your balance when blocking the kick and return your own strikes as quick as possible. Also use your long range weapons like your jab more. If you jab and they shell up you may be able to then combo off.

[@GustavoMaldonado42]

thats amazing congrats bro

[@jorgetalks]

gracias

[@ogboo14]

massive dubs keep going vro

[@jorgetalks]

🥊🩸

[@BakrBadiee23]

Keep it up men🔥

[@jorgetalks]

Always

[@unseengraphic]

Can you please upload a full tutorial for beginners without any equipments at home?!

[@jorgetalks]

noted. What would you like to learn?

[@unseengraphic]

@@jorgetalks Like... Stance,Punches,body movement while punching,head movement and specially shadow boxing

[@jorgetalks]

noted, stay tuned

[@unseengraphic]

@@jorgetalks Okay.. I'll be waiting

[@ohgriim]

every time you go southpaw he escapes, you might need to look into that

[@jorgetalks]

yea I was switching stance without thinking. Need to work on that

[@iconic84257]

@@jorgetalksall good

[@WadeSmith-oe5xd]

You'll get better with time. It takes hundreds and thousands of hours to learn to fight full contact against another trained martial artist. Front Snap Kick, then Thrust kick off the back foot, step through the kick and jab-cross-hook, etc. Use your kicks to set up range for the punches. Jam round kicks by chop blocking the upper leg as you step in and counter with a straight punch. Don't let the round kick fully evolve its range of motion. You also might want to work on Small Circle Jiu Jitsu and Clinching skills. Tie up your opponent's hands and land some elbows and knees of your own, etc.

[@jorgetalks]

great advice, but I couldn’t throw elbows or knees. everything else is spot on though, thanks

[@grismor1884]

Being a taekwondo fighter myself everything you said about your opponent was right and you should have capitalised on his taekwondo background by barreling forwards with your punches, you will take some hits vut once youre inside its way easier

[@jorgetalks]

for sure, but I’m glad I could analyze and understand what I did wrong so I can relearn now

[@abagz3919]

Im thinking some in-fighting would’ve packed him up. Every time u get close u start winning

[@jorgetalks]

I completely agree, I must work on being more decided and aggressive

[@b3rliner_mike]

you should have spammed punches and close the distance, and elbowed his front kicks to discourage him from increasing the distance

[@jorgetalks]

this is a goated strat, you’re right bro. I will work on being more decided🫡

[@miguelquintas4651]

keep up bro, try to train your footwork more

[@jorgetalks]

will do, I appreciate the support brother🥊

[@dreurr]

You sound like chez cantere.

[@jorgetalks]

never heard that before lmao

[@evpurewater228]

how long you been trianing?

[@jorgetalks]

about 9 months, but only 4 months with a coach. getting guidance has made me improve so much more