Olympic Boxer Reacts to YOUR Boxing videos

[@Tony_Jeffries]

Do you want me to review your videos on Tiktok or Instagram? tag me with #tonyjeffries Watch next: Crazy Moments in Boxing kzbin.info/www/bejne/rJTIeZelaZ2reJI

[@pax9930]

Yessir

[@udbhavsharma1882]

Hi Tony, I like your review video. Since you say that switching the stance for beginners is not the feasible. Therefore, we should first learn the basic stance. But what if the power of both our hands are are almost equal? In this case how to select whether we must go for the Orthodox or the Southpaw Stance?

[@johnmanni227]

can i send you my video and how do i do that

[@vloneforever3152]

can i still tag you to review my sparring or is it too late ?

[@vloneforever3152]

can i still tag you or is it too late

[@virajmali1783]

Really love the reaction vids. Almost like having a coach fixing all those form and technique problems.

[@Tony_Jeffries]

Glad you love it mate, maybe tag me yours in the future 👊

[@acefrez]

@@Tony_Jeffries I love how you mention double right hook is a unrealistic punch to throw just for rolly to throw the same punch twice and get knocked out

[@Mushimiya]

Get a real coach mate. No offense intended.

[@mangopie7602]

@@acefrez any kind of punch can knock somebody out if they don't defend against it

[@boxingworkout1226]

@@Tony_Jeffries check my boxing videos pls :))

[@chrisbuys6714]

After years of trying to pick myself up I finally started my first class today Super excited to learn from you and my own coaches Thank you

[@Tony_Jeffries]

Wonderful Chris, keep it up!

[@Kettlebot]

Let’s go man! this is the first step of a great journey, happy for you 💪

[@tarnation662]

Hows it going man

[@O.J.N]

hows the boxing going now mate ??

[@chrisbuys6714]

@@tarnation662 it's going pretty well, I have improved ALOT since this comment Still slowly but surely Covid took me out for about 2 weeks here recently, 1 week for the sickness next week to make sure I wouldn't get anyone else sick, but I'm back at it and feeling fine!

[@SavingPrivateBob]

It's insane the amount of enthusiasm and contagious energy you have, mate. I'm starting boxing up again shortly after years away from it, finally got the opportunity to start training in a real gym again. Looks like I'll be needing your honest advice to set me straight!

[@Tony_Jeffries]

Thank you 🙏🏼 and good luck

[@Tandereeno]

This is absolutely solid. You're training so many people with such a simple premise. Great stuff.

[@Tony_Jeffries]

I appreciate that!

[@leonine9463]

This is actually both entertaining and educational at the same time. Thank you.

[@shrapmagnet]

MAN, I'd love to have a few hours sessions with Tony critiquing my skills. I think some 1 on 1 coaching with him would improve anyone's game, whether a amateur like me or a pro.

[@Tony_Jeffries]

Yeah you can come to my gym in Los Angeles or email [e-mail] for more details ma friend

[@brighambaker3381]

I typically hate reaction videos, because it's somebody who doesn't really know anything criticizing an expert or an influencer just to get their name out there, but I love this one because it's the opposite! Your critiques are super helpful!

[@Willy-the-Fire-Putter-Outter]

Been training MMA for fitness for a bit over a year. I love grappling but when I'm on my feet, I feel like a fish outta water sometimes. But after watching your videos and studying what you have to teach, I feel like my boxing has improved tenfold

[@justwannalivefree7034]

I'm the exact opposite lol. I'm working on my grappling though

[@Willy-the-Fire-Putter-Outter]

@@justwannalivefree7034 haha I can tap someone out with my eyes closed cause for me it's all about feel. But with boxing, I can't feel what my opponent's about to do. I have to see it coming which is way harder haha

[@D3V10US.LIFTZ07]

good bro

[@Flbari]

@@Willy-the-Fire-Putter-Outter Grappling has a hard theory but when you understand it it's easy. Plus we can sleep 10 seconds in grappling if we know the right positions, in striking you sleep you are ko. In striking the theory it's easier but the practice is harder for me, you need a fast brain, anyway in MMA sparring good wrestling and grappling helped me a lot

[@janrecina9878]

Even though i don't really do boxing, this was very enjoyable to watch still! Would definitely like to see part 2

[@Tony_Jeffries]

Coming soon

[@MP-db9sw]

Thank You, Coach! Lots of great points on fundamentals. Im adding this to my Practical Striking playlist so I can come back to it a few more times.

[@lucabrazzi8269]

Really like this fella . Knows his stuff not a bully wants to help people who can see it in him. Class act

[@Kairat_Tech]

That is incredible how bloggers share love to boxing this way. Really valuable lessons.

[@danhiggins5393]

Thank you for pointing out some of the obvious mistakes on so many boxing channels. I watch too many of these videos. It’s like watching a car wreck, I can’t look away. I read a comment from someone on one of the bad ones, asking if he should go to a real gym or if he can learn to box by watching videos. At least 10 people gave him advice, and not one advised him to find a real gym. I know the kids who really want to learn will search out a gym, same as it ever was. What worries me is the number of people who believe they can box without ever taking a lesson or sparring with a trained boxer. I’ve seen a few slip into boxing shows as “independents” and get hurt.

[@angelocarantino4803]

Thats how im learning now. I did martial arts since I was nine and im mainly trying to internalize form, shadow box, etc. Mostly condition and build great form and physique. Im gonna go to a gym eventually tho cause cause im useless till I get back to sparring 😄

[@danhiggins5393]

@@angelocarantino4803 I've had so many people tell me they'll come to the gym once they get in shape or practise at home. All they're doing is wasting that time, because there's a 99% chance they're learning bad habits that take time to correct. Any gym worth going to will recognize skill and fitness levels of members, and make sure they don't overdo it or get hurt. The fact you're in the gym with other athletes will motivate you to learn faster.

[@danhiggins5393]

@@angelocarantino4803 The only exception might be cardio training before hitting the gym. You don't want your heart exploding first time you go hard

[@angelocarantino4803]

@@danhiggins5393 yes. But im not 99% of people. I already know the proper form and things like that. The only thing i need a gym for is sparring. Thats it.

[@angelocarantino4803]

@@danhiggins5393 I mainly shadow box to get back in the feel of throwing hands and kicks quick, practicing my footwork, drilling combos, etc. Bag and shadow work.

[@TheRunningMachine]

0:30 horrible footwork as well 😂 he's crossing those legs too much 😂😂😂😂

[@andrewwaybright9053]

1:53 hey thank you so much for reviewing my footage also I'm the guy in the white🥊🥊🥊

[@s.marley8028]

You should react to creator clash! I’d love a really in depth explanation of what techniques they are trying to do and why they may have failed. (with lots of pausing lol) I feel like that event really opened up new people to boxing and I always love seeing professionals breakdowns of things

[@Tony_Jeffries]

Great suggestion! I'll add that to my list mate. Turn your notification so you don't miss it!

[@kyecaven]

@@Tony_Jeffries Subbing just for this, that'll be a sick vid. So much good sportsmanship and heart.

[@Jamiroquai_real_]

That blue headgear guy at the end with the sparring was actually quite good. His Philly Shell was pretty solid, only ever tightening it when he needed to parry/block/shoulder block something or when he's going in to engage. What I didn't like is his descent into the corner with his Philly Shell, as he was locked in that 'I can't reposition myself' position. Too bad the sparring partner didn't throw many hard punches but it was good that the blue headgear guy rolled his sparring partner's right hand. He noticed that the barrage was slowing down as his partner got more and more fatigued and went "I can dodge a punch".

[@renskigonski6677]

the technical level of this commentary is amazing. tony jeffries you are a legend!

[@vince7207]

Love Tony's enthusiasm... Almost make some wanna start boxing.

[@BoxForSobriety]

Thank you so much for the review! Old video and I am improving so quickly this video was hard to watch lol (I am the first guy Chris O'Neal-After intro) Thats okay Tony because Friday morning you will get to see how much I have improved since then! Can't wait mate!!!!

[@Tony_Jeffries]

nice!! Thanks for sending mate 👊

[@jacksdad734]

Stick with it.

[@BoxForSobriety]

@@jacksdad734 🙏Thank you 🥊

[@dammaguy1286]

Work hard and you'll get there

[@BoxForSobriety]

@@dammaguy1286 I work so hard at this everyday. I love it. Keeps me feeling young and healthy ❤️

[@The_Zeitheist]

I liked the comments on ppl trying your drills, instructive to take in feedback.

[@leeowen9734]

It's really great of you to do this! Pretty cool there's a pro. out there willing to help us newbies out.

[@hellbow1851]

Fascinating me how Tony just is a living textbook of boxing

[@Ardeact]

your video editing and commentary is hilarious, been on a binge with your videos Tony

[@kozureokami8374]

Wicked advice. I like how you have the passion to see people succee.

[@abdelbassetomiri530]

I love the genuine vibes, much love from 🇩🇪

[@Tony_Jeffries]

Thank you 🙏🏼

[@laponiec]

Tony, you are such a positive guy!

[@alexkerasidis]

The first guy has definitely sped it up. Look at the trees and the little bag (I forgot the english name). They are moving like crazy

[@jacksdad734]

Everyone watching themselves in this video, dont quit. Get a couple private lessons. Stay in the gym. Lets go.

[@Tony_Jeffries]

I think mate that this will help them improve their techniques

[@BoxForSobriety]

Thank you for the positivity 🙏

[@spiegel3269]

The first guy definitely sped up the video. It's obvious.

[@cryptotruth365]

I love your "don't cross your feet"point. That is a crucial point to cover. Foot work is everything?

[@lukegamer5328]

To me, Roy jones, Tyson and Pacquiao were really fast and they know how to throw punches fluidly and beautifully

[@shad3128]

i remember for footwork drills in wrestling and when I was at a good boxing gym we did 2 minute sessions with our hands behind our backs and you would circle and move and try to step on your partners foot/feet or trip them. was really effective and still use that drill today.

[@josephsmith3908]

The speed and the pumped sound really get to me

[@2teepeepictures382]

I have never seen any of your videos before or even heard of you but you really know your stuff. Definitely checking out your channel.

[@Tony_Jeffries]

You can check all my videos here mate: kzbin.infovideos

[@xJavier009]

Hey coach Tony. I was thinking of you making a breakdown video of Bivol defense against Canelo. Been watching the fight on repeat studying Dmitry and he gaves a full example on how always mantaining your hands up is the best defense, plus he was patient and always on point with his punches. Great video for rookies on the defense part. Been learning a lot from your latest videos, thank you Coach!

[@marcog3529]

The best people I know always go slow and easy at the bag. Very slow but like with a nice rhythm, its like they are feeling some hip pop, especially the Thai guys, and things are done with textbook execution.When you are fast, you may lose form, and when you use power, you may lose balance. When you take away both, it is about pure techniques.

[@theredgoblin562]

The guy that jumped around at 6 minutes was trying to do mike tysons peekaboo thing. People don't realize how advanced your footwork has to be to make those big movements without losing balance

[@minithaiboxer6935]

Will there be a part 2 ? Also loved the break downs ... great educational video 👍

[@Tony_Jeffries]

Yes, soon mate, turn on your notification so you don't miss it! You can check all my videos here: kzbin.infovideos

[@gloomykasumi8580]

I will def be doing this. Not cus I wanna show off but this is an amazing way to get some advice from one of the best out there!! Man I really appreciate this kinda content Tony!!!

[@rokask4596]

Props to the editor

[@slajmy]

I'm not a boxer but his explanations make sense I love it

[@pedroewert143]

you transpire a great energy while teaching

[@wiv3984]

You're obviously a great boxer, but man you're a phenomenal KZbinr

[@pathiff.01]

I train by myself in home, this will help me very much, thank you coach

[@craigdobelle3754]

Can't help but love u Tony god bless

[@LLOOYYYDD]

*Work on form & technique and then speed - Boxing 101* - Thanks Tony these clips are great

[@Tony_Jeffries]

Happy to help mate, have you tried it?

[@LLOOYYYDD]

@@Tony_Jeffries I will take a clip of me using the boxmaster and send it to you, it would be great to have you critique my form and give me some tips on how to improve 🙏🙏🙏

[@sweyn8054]

I always taught when one hand goes out the other should be up to protect the counter. A lot of ppl I've trained with have a habit of dropping their hands while striking

[@JASON-rk5jx]

Tony, I really like your content, I’m a level 2 amateur boxing coach in Leicester, and believe what you show and teach is the best on utube. Coach Anthony is good, but I encourage all my fighters to watch you. You teach the basics well. Good luck to you and keep doing what your doing, as you are 100% genuine. ( What’s your view on the screw punch) 😀😀👍👍🥊🥊🥇🥇

[@StanleyKubick1]

CA nice with it, but he always asking for money. TJ puts out daily videos with golden, evergreen advice

[@Provashank]

DO MORE OF THESE PLEASE!

[@joshuabalmores2562]

i actually wanted to learn boxing i don't like fighting but seeing people do boxing and doing it looks fun

[@gaabeey9230]

These reaction vids are, very entertaining thanks Tony.

[@Tony_Jeffries]

Glad you enjoyed it Gaabee!

[@rizu_6663]

5:26 that was me, thank you so much for the feedback coach i really appreciate it, Tho my boxing is still at the lowest level but it give me big motivation to train more harder than i ever does. I love and Always watching your vids to improve my boxing its helping me alot since i had no coach here big respect for you sir 🙏🙏🙏

[@emiliojimenez6881]

A goof tip for now drop the peek a boo style snd just learn the fundementals

[@rizu_6663]

@@emiliojimenez6881 yes sir thank you so much for the tip i actually learning bunch of fighting styles that suit me better but now i think i just want to learn the fundamentals and master it and just let my mind make my own style, respect 🙏🖤

[@emiliojimenez6881]

@@rizu_6663 good luck my friend

[@rizu_6663]

@@emiliojimenez6881 aye thank you so much brother and good luck for you too, I really appreciate it🙏

[@bigeazy126]

@@rizu_6663 I was confused when I was watching the video but I saw your name and it makes sense. You were possessed in that video right 🤣 Do yourself a favor and take that evil number out of your name.

[@OGSirSmokezAlot]

Thanks Tony, I always learn from these

[@shaem482]

I like that you aren't blowing smoke up anyone's arse👍🏻

[@Tony_Jeffries]

😂

[@GeorgioArmoni]

Everyone wants to do the Peek-A-Boo style now

[@angelocarantino4803]

And they dont even do it right lmaoo my fave is when they always slip and shift the same way. Not predictable at all 😄

[@billthekid5938]

Just saw some lads from my gym sparring in this video, hahaha small world , great content 💪🏼

[@EasyMoneyGoat]

His facial expressions and reactions are priceless.

[@dylanseder009]

a lot of people think bringing your hand back to your face is about protection, and it partially is, but its also about power. you will be shocked by how much more sharp, consistent power you generate when the opposite hand is firmly placed on your aligning cheekbone. That being said! many have more success with head movement when hands are held lower, and in mma or a barfight you will have to expect a lot more than punches. that changes where your hands are held to a degree, but it will still generate more power if you have the energy to get the hand up to the cheekbone for your punch, then you can drop it to fend off takedowns or move your head or whatever. remember the playground! you spin faster when you tuck mass in towards the center.

[@dedhead9322]

I started doing 100 perfect strikes of each punch with both hands, Jab, cross, hook, uppercut, and throw 100 perfect strikes of each as a warm up. I threw each punch as hard and quickly as I could, while maintaining perfect form and contact with the bag. Only perfect punches are counted. Soon, I progressed to 500 perfect punches each before adding movement around the bag. Sometimes I will do my weight training until my arms and chest burnout, then I force myself to do bag work while my arms are burnt. I can't do a whole lot, but I thought training while tired could help me with the mental fortitude to fight while exhausted if I have to. Am I doing too much with that? I haven't really trained in maybe 15 or so years, but I wanted to get back in shape.

[@HakotaaVR]

I'm no professional but I'd say that's really good practice. it follows the "practice perfect form" teachings so that's good. I'd say don't overdo it tho. the human body needs rest and recovery. yes hypertrophy kicks in and that's how you gain, but go further than that and you're just damaging yourself. Make sure you give yourself rest periods/days and get some protein in you.

[@ImTheInstinct]

Just a suggestion (because I liked this video format): You should consider live streaming. You could review pro fights, and viewer video submissions and give live analysis/feedback. I’m sure your viewers would appreciate that a lot

[@oneblood100]

Make this a series !!!

[@tyreetyson1999]

I appreciate it Tony Jeffries. Gonna be posting boxing videos of me pretty soon. Definitely gonna need some expert critique. I look forward to hearing from you

[@godrilla1073]

That BIG post on that back 👑❤️

[@shadyevenings]

I love this type of videos !! Do more pls !

[@Tony_Jeffries]

will do mate,

[@rizzledizzle9801]

Enjoyed that tony, cheers

[@TheAmazingBladezo]

I could listen to this guy talk all day.

[@Tony_Jeffries]

haha thanks Stewart, more vids like this soon

[@Julian_1990]

Respect from Sri lanka 🇱🇰 ♥

[@miagifodder5599]

i like the guy boxing in the shadows what a place to learn

[@youtubemodsaresnowflakelef7692]

Small correction, Mr Jeffries @ 03:10 You want to put your lead foot outside their lead foot when you throw lead right hands against the southpaw. But if you want to throw other shots (esp. inside fighting) you sometimes want to step to the INSIDE, ie stepping to throw a left hook. But yes, generally speaking while at distance and throwing lead rights you want to stand outside their lead foot when stepping in.

[@slayer5571]

I celebrate the day I subscribed to your channel,all the best for you mate !

[@Tony_Jeffries]

Thank you 🙏🏼 means alot

[@CaseyHardman]

This was insightful to watch! Not a boxer at all and have never hit anyone in my life, but I love hitting the heavy bag and double-end bag. Would love to get your reaction on my terrible footwork and form. haha

[@nortesur9504]

When I saw Jeffrey reacting video boxing in Tik tok I took it down mine right away ! Lol..A fan from Colombia South America....

[@Tony_Jeffries]

Thanks Norte! How are you there mate?

[@nortesur9504]

@@Tony_Jeffries I'm quite well bro...Just check Colombian classic boxers kid pambele and happy Lora....Ta-ta for now!

[@azenh]

Need more content like this

[@winstonchurchill9217]

Tony make more videos like this..really interesting..👍

[@JoshAllenberg]

Pretty sure the first guy sped the video up by 10%. Even a bad phone doesn't skip that many frames

[@Nova_vant_harr]

That first one i think is legit. Watching the bag as it swings it looks to be traveling at normal speed

[@richykoy]

Can't wait for you to react to the upcoming sea games boxing. hopefully.

[@Tony_Jeffries]

Great Idea mate

[@loganwolverine1600]

I Like this Format

[@ragavarunaachalammuthukuma2613]

Super work sir🔥

[@Tony_Jeffries]

Glad you like it ma man

[@uncletommyvideos2510]

You such a great coach man

[@Tony_Jeffries]

Glad to hear that ma man 👊

[@kybone25]

Great video as always

[@veluta2549]

love these reaction videos. continue them

[@Tony_Jeffries]

Glad you like them mate, let me know if you something in particular

[@crismiranda3619]

The best Channel, would love to train in your Gym Coach ❤

[@ryan52620]

I like these review videos!

[@seahorsefencing]

This was super helpful

[@adamkelsey5900]

This is awesome!

[@jaymuller3546]

I really love this! Gonna tag you in my vids next for sure

[@Tony_Jeffries]

Sure Jay, I'll be happy watching them mate.

[@DStructureOfficial]

The guy slapping is possibly adopting the method of Bas Rutten. Using the handpalm can be handy for self defence reasons because you can grab/claw and put more impact on certain parts of the body. Though using that style with heavy force does have a higher chance of wrist injury.

[@daag3805]

Your just a really likable person🤣👍💪 no surprise your nearly at a mill subscribers💪💪

[@LorenzoCalgaryRealtor]

This was really great !

[@iliamovahedzadeh2346]

Love you man . Im a big fan , keep going on

[@Tony_Jeffries]

Thank you mate.

[@praveshmaharaj4387]

LMAO hahahaah the mic part!! your editor is a genius🤣

[@MarJin727]

the first guy,hi is recording video at an accelerated pace, you can see it after the movement of trees in the window.

[@sakxa1964]

I don't box but I find your video very helpful.

[@johnhernandez7052]

Thank You for reacting to my clip. My clip is at 2:15 and I'm the one in the gray shorts 🥊

[@Tony_Jeffries]

Thanks for submitting your vid John, Great jab! Try this out mate: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jqqYZYh9mrp3r68

[@teariki-barefist2932]

Yes mate.

[@jdt8983]

I would really like you to look at Andre Bertel. Karate - He has insane power and I think he's in his 50s. The dynamics are fairly different and it would be cool to have your analysis

[@johnperkinson2394]

Thank you sir