Dealing with the Machine Gun Puncher (high volume puncher)

[@PoeticTentacion]

You're sent by God.. Each time I need to clear something... i check youtube an the video that I NEEDED is there... Thanks.. The part about the motion ans not stoping.. + the footwork behind it thanks man

[@PrecisionBoxing]

lol ur too nice bro, I"m happy it helps!

[@Simonsaysboxing]

Good video. Most pressure fighters can't fight backward. Forcing them back makes them real uncomfortable if you can do it. They tend to have terrible balance while they try and reset to come forward again. This is where you can fill in those spots with clean technical effective punches. But you must commit to coming forward and step in tight while keeping conscious of your defense. Good video bro.

[@Simonsaysboxing]

Brian Picker your mom's just mad at me that's why she told you that.

[@petskup4]

Yep. I Play a lot of chess in internet and many very strong attack players are helpless when give even a little pressure to him. So I think chess is close for boxing. This good channel. Learn every video something new and very clear explained.

[@shevetlevi2821]

Agree 100%. My background is in karate for many years but I'm just starting to get into boxing. My feeling is that if you yourself start to back up you need to stop it and change it to moving laterally or circling. When you start to back up you've just started to lose the fight. There are exceptions of course but I've encountered very few fighters that can fight well backing up.

[@iliasseferiadis6204]

@@petskup4 boxing isnt a chess match. If your opponent is faster and stronger and more durable than you you are gonna lose

[@petskup4]

@@iliasseferiadis6204 yep. It is so amazing how fast boxers move and reacts. I meant if opponent are fast too and can give right time counter punches pure attacker with no defence will lose in high level. But in that level you do both well. I keep my mind that chess and boxing is the same idea try to hit and avoid to get hit but when think it is the every games and sports idea :D you are right. I must start think more to attack way.

[@leodaher]

Best boxing coach I've seen on KZbin. Everyone else only talks about very basic, foundational stuff. Thanks for what you share.

[@heroldable]

I agree.....very good! Still; you say "everyone else is just....." Try "World class boxing" channel, it is great too.

[@leodaher]

@@heroldable you're right, that's another of my favorites these days. Don't know if it was up six years ago, when I wrote that comment above; but if it was, I wasn't aware of it.

[@Vovchanchin]

Who the hell is giving these clips thumbs down? These are by far the cleanest most concise clips on boxing tips on KZbin. Easy to follow,from different angles and broken down bit by bit. I guess some folks are just born to be trolls. Keep up the great work.

[@PrecisionBoxing]

David Cole thank you for the support Dave!

[@bunjicarlin1]

The guys who were badly beaten by machine gun punchers 🤕

[@psychoticpurse6579]

Those people are probably salty machine gun punchers.

[@popsmorris5887]

Haters going to hate.

[@superdangermusic]

Got rocked today sparring a machine gun guy. Will put these techniques to good use next time. Thanks for sharing your insight and congrats on your success my man.

[@WyaEuphoria]

😭😭😭😭😭😭😭🤣🤣

[@umaryes4473]

same

[@Itswarmmy]

The way to beat them is to counter

[@ThEiLLtechNICIAN]

Volume/pressure fighting can work in some instances. You can be a pressure fighter and throwing high volume punches and still be smart about it. It's just a tough style to maintain, becuase it takes alot of stamina.

[@jazzoj5]

Volume punchers are swarmers, a pressure fighter is slightly different

[@prestongarvey7251]

Nick Diaz

[@gcutz33]

Alex Yarbrough yes

[@rockjawinc]

Great advice , this guy is very good. Here is another tip from Rock Jaw. When youre against a speed demon that flurrys ..use a powerful stiff jab to body and head..step with him and try to pin him in the corner,,the jabs will push the fighter backwards and pin him. Once the speed demon is pinned..his speed is trapped..then you T off on your opponent.

[@PrecisionBoxing]

rockjawinc good advice!

[@exe.m1dn1ght]

Damn I really like your footwork it's so clean and professional ! Thanks for video JT

[@ReeseTheComedian]

You should make a video on being a "machine puncher" , beating a boxer

[@therealwewin]

Someone counter this clown

[@JasonH-lx3zw]

We Win lol omg dead

[@BrianHui]

Another reason why I still think you're the best boxing coach on KZbin. A few months ago, I got slaughtered by a guy who was smaller than me, but great conditioning, and crazy flurries. It's hard when you're getting barraged to realize that just staying stationary and crouching isn't helping. Coach told me to dance around him more on the outside, in and out, in and out. It was cool to beat him second time around, but cooler to just feel like I was learning. I'm still having trouble learning how to get on the inside though. Probably still have to get over lingering fears of getting hit.

[@PrecisionBoxing]

yes it takes awhile to get comfortable on the inside. One way is to do body sparring but still keep your hands high enough as if you could get hit in the head. You need a good partner who will co-operate.

[@alexander7890]

Just found your videos. Being a kickboxer sometimes these in depth tactics about specific scenarios are missed out, hence why I'm finding them very informative and detailed! Thanks for the work you put into making these videos - greatly appreciated.

[@PrecisionBoxing]

Alexander Caughey awesome thanks. its true that sometimes specific scenarios are what give us problems

[@craftsmanscutlery6002]

I watched this the day it came out so many years ago, yet i still find myself back here learning from lessons of the past. Thank you sir.

[@mzambo666]

World of difference clarifying the speed movement needed and strategy. Thanks!

[@i-evi-l]

Yeah. Great topic. Watching you move at a realistic speed definitely shows why you tackled this topic; because it's been a pain in the ass for you in the past. Great job on breaking sun in this very prevalent problem with amateur boxers! You're an awesome demonstrator and your technique is almost flawless with each punch. Anybody learning from you has a blessing.

[@Vladimirunique]

Hello from Russia. I'm from Vodka's country. I like to play my balalaika and I have got a big brown bear Ivan at my home. If to speak seriously : my instructor always tells me: "fly like a butterfly, sting like a bee". You have really great videos. Keep posting.

[@richiehops7881]

Please.. Stay in Russia. Don't ever come out of it.

[@romanromeo8527]

Ist so funny...not.

[@gendoruwo6322]

This makes a lot of sense. By nature, a machine gun seek to bring you down with sheer volume of flak, doesn't have that much accuracy, just keep throwing. Staying in one place would just make you be the receiver of the barrage, overall not a good idea. What you should do is shift so that he would have trouble keeping you in his sights and his 'field of fire'while at same time seek to 'flank' him. Use your mobility to make the machine gun miss his shots even more, and when he thinks he's at least keeping you 'suppressed', ...hohoho noooo, you are flanking him, you're attacking him and he's getting punished. Great tactics, sir. The idea applies not just to boxing, to any such situation in fact. Thank you greatly for this tip.

[@timeisnow3312]

thx man really helpful a lot of machine gun puncher at the place i train and my coach dosnt teach me to counter them he just says do more drills so that i can throw more punches like others but i really like to pick my shots this video gave me good info thx :)

[@mauriciom8430]

I'm usually a machine gun puncher and I practice Muay Thai. I did these techniques with lack of Stamina using it last night and it works!!! I was dominating in the spar with my punches and it allowed me to set up combos.

[@luisacevedo5437]

I'm a new subscriber, you have the natural talent of teaching man, please keep going with the vids, you really have one for every situation, can't find that in any other channel, again, thank you so much, you explain it all really well

[@Jx2Posse]

Haha, everything you say i shoudnt do iv done. no wonder why i always lost to machinegun fighters! now i know what im doing wrong and can start working on it! thank you so much! this was the video i was wating so long! :) good work keep it up!

[@trustloveluck]

Clear explanations with fight references. Thank you.

[@playboy16ge]

mad tyson tattoo looks sick

[@deathmachine808]

Really enjoy your videos JT, thanks for giving back to the community.

[@PrecisionBoxing]

+Nadav Drewe thank you Nadav!

[@Manofculturee]

Thank you coach, the stuff you say are the best tips for people(like me)that work their ass off 5 to 7 days the week don`t get the attention they deserve,fight for themselves,fighting in the ring,get headaches, and don't give up,mad respect!!!!! :) from a prospect

[@TheSUNCHILD3]

This video would have won my first fight if I see It sooner. Lol. This video was very detailed and on point , thanks for the wisdom. Oh and that sugar ray Leonard reference was the best example in boxing history of utilizing the things you discussed to deal with a machine gun puncher , ray had to box Duran and drop his ego to beat Duran . Because Duran prior to that lost was an animal and arguably one of the best lightweights before he moved up of all time . Thanks for the vid again man .

[@PrecisionBoxing]

daniel richard thanks Daniel! congrats on stepping up to fight to begin, its not for everyone.

[@showtime1235]

I know this a boxing channel but I run into this quite a lot in Muay Thai and I always found an effective way to deal with it was legs kicks Anything you can do to second guess themselves from bum rushing you works I’ve seen guys throw spinning back kicks so stop guys charging or a strong cross to the body. Essentially getting them to be scared to charge in

[@danelee8817]

attack from motion, certainly food for thought in that.my coach called machine gun punchers "jamming style" he said if you keep that pressure on like that you will get hit but probably not to hard.People lose something as they get winded, if you can let him work with out hurting you, and you have the wind for it you can beat the more skilled person.

[@barrygraham7598]

Top drawer as usual coach. Great to hear the break down of tactics & how to employ them.

[@tripleg6693]

Great videos JT Van V! I learn something new from your videos every day. I know everyone who follows you appreciates it!

[@slickrudd]

Thx for response

[@eternalswordzman9240]

Great practical tips and analogies. Excellent stuff.

[@jpark601]

Thank you very much. I've been thinking about this a lot. I was doing exactly what you were saying: retreating at a moderate pace and stop to attack. I might as well tell my sparring partner what I will do next. This video gives me something to work with.

[@PrecisionBoxing]

Jung-ae Park haha exactly, i know what you mean. let me know how things go in a few months.

[@myst3gaming]

Your footwork is magic

[@prettyricky8405]

Another great video! thumbs up!

[@osrikvonjager1717]

You know I put you in my top 10 people i trust to toon me up on my fighting skills. Cheers JV

[@thetruth7074]

Aaron Pryor vs. Alexis Arguello II this is a machine gun puncher equip with speed, power and great head movement. Now image yourself fighting Pryor

[@PrecisionBoxing]

Trey Ware good point, furious pace

[@LetoAtreides82]

Great fight! Nice smart aggression style Pryor had, he used head movement and angles and full out aggression.

[@Canoneosmiami]

Very good explanation,just recommendation,when ever u mention names of boxers of videos for us to look up plz put their names with letters on screen ,thank u .its gonna be much easier for us to look them up .

[@greengo9]

You are the best. Thanks for all the videos!

[@mauromu]

Damn J.T you are definitely an intellectual of the sweet science!

[@PrecisionBoxing]

+mauromu thank you buddy!

[@Kivcom]

Greate video, coach. Respect from Russia!

[@ttojong3]

I can't believe it is possible. It's really great.

[@JesusRamirez-xw7tp]

Great video, broken down in easy steps. Thank you and hope to see more vids soon.

[@Kickboxingathome]

excellent food for thought, JT.... Thanks for the lesson, my friend!

[@alexsmithard9164]

You sir are a genius

[@paulhornbogen8288]

Great practical advice. Keep up the good work

[@drdtech4687]

awesome coach.

[@antonykinuthia591]

Can't get enough of your clips man, wish i was in Canada i would join your gym with no hesitance. Cool Malcolm X Tat

[@PrecisionBoxing]

Antony Kinuthia thx my man, I appreciate the support and props on my tat

[@GenericInternetter]

this is gold. subscribed

[@JayZumOwner]

Thanks, this is useful 👍 I got lit up in sparring today by an aggressive volume puncher and need to improve my game.

[@adila7071]

Most importantly, control your breathing as you move laterally and as you move forward. A lot of guys, as they swivel and tilt, as they move from one side to the next, not only do they pause and stop but they breathe anxiously, which results in them losing momentum and control.

[@realstation102]

good video, in my opinion getting inside and serving yourself is the best against these crazy novice fighters, thankyou for reaffirming

[@Jakarta123]

Ure always impressing me with your intelligence and the way you speak.. Damn! Thanks very very much coach

[@PrecisionBoxing]

Jakarta123 thanks Jakarta!

[@PrecisionBoxing]

say my name It's elusive aggression. He was not a machine gun puncher in the context I am talking about in this video. Tyson rarely threw more than 3-4 punches in a row without moving his head and breaking the rhythm with angles. Compound attacks, dynamic peekabook style, elusive aggression

[@Zaanjo]

great vid man

[@eminent0405]

Pure brilliance! i have a gym at home and follow this, while working out. 'Many thanks'

[@davidduncan4521]

Thanks coach! , been waiting soo long for this vid man !

[@Rayjumpsbaby]

sweet video man! I have only been boxing for 12 months but I love punching on moving on angles

[@gunnyakdo1653]

like the view where you did this video and nice weather you caught

[@Dphan272]

I always find something useful when watching his channel. He seems like my online coach cause most of the time i learn and train through his online video.

[@hassanchhaiba154]

Guys check the links below the video. Waw man thank you so much. Im mauy thai fan but i like boxing style. Sir, thank you so much.

[@oogs9114]

a stiff jab straight down the middle usually does the trick it gives them something to think about and it’s quick simple and effective

[@BUTTA170]

Great video!!!

[@iwillknifeya]

Awesome Malcom X tattoo on your left shoulder! Great work ^_^

[@PrecisionBoxing]

Lone-Wolf-XCII thank you bro!

[@iwillknifeya]

No worries and thank you for all the videos! :D

[@farahali8275]

Hey man u really helping me . I feel like a different fighter now thanks once again and I appreciate your support big bro #Africanwarriors

[@PrecisionBoxing]

Farah Ali that's wicked bro, thx for the comment!

[@makayla9582]

Would love to sparr with this guy love the videos bub thanks

[@fire1ization]

well said jt good advice

[@kaptainkermo]

Awesome tips and videos as always!

[@TheMhankel]

Man, I love your channel! Great information! Thanks alot!

[@diasspeed]

Great advice!

[@siberiantiger1975]

Thank you very much Sir! 👍

[@TheJoker43211]

I'm new to this channel and this video has helped me so much. I spar with a friend of mine who is a machine gun puncher and I could never figure him out but with your tips I beat his ass. And another example I think when it comes to inside fighting against a machine gun puncher would be the Bert cooper vs Michael moorer fight. That is a classic.

[@PrecisionBoxing]

TheJoker43211 nice! thanks for getting back to me with how it worked for you

[@EstradaOm]

JT thank you very much! your advise has helped me so much.

[@hasweenrajskydrive4650]

Thanks coach

[@brandonhoey4129]

Great video good information

[@austintyner6897]

I usually don’t comment but thank you this really helped fr

[@gurutalks777]

Wise words legit and logic 💯

[@JeanMontilla]

Excellent!!!!!

[@h00t76]

Great vid as always. Cheers!

[@mashaode]

thanks for sharing. very good inputs.. i go 100% with that in our MA!

[@joeking385]

Thanks for the tips coach!

[@austinvinas5939]

Ah, you are potentially using, the punching while moving backwards technique from your previous video, while riding the bike. My artillery is starting to stock pile. Thanks! My go to moves for high volume punchers is to slip or roll a punch to the outside of their lead foot and pivot so I'm facing their ear and in their blind spot. For me it gives me more time to fire a counter and/or get on the bike because they need to make more adjustments to realign themselves with me. Sometimes I even clinch from their side and turn them.

[@PrecisionBoxing]

Austin Vinas Nice stuff! those are effective options!

[@stevemoua3946]

Hey, love your videos. Helped me a lot in my boxing. I don't go to a gym or anything so I don't know much. I actually learned boxing from a friend and then together we both learn through watching youtube videos. Anyways, I am more of an outside fighter and was wondering if you have any tips/advices on inside fighting, a video would be great too. Keep up the great work!!!

[@pierrebridenne8870]

Thanks from sharing your passion , I see you from France !

[@zzeerroohdx5411]

Ohhh man thank you so much for this Video

[@ka1_el]

great vlog coach very helpful!

[@RossKempOnYourMum01]

Calzaghe best volume, least power

[@lalmalsawmachhangte620]

You deserve more subcriber and liker ..Sir

[@ciphbudd7102]

This is a online Boxing University.

[@davidkeelan5717]

awesome view sir

[@steadmanuhlich6734]

JT, you do a good job on communicating, nice instruction tone and voice and explanations. I also like the location you used here as the grid on the roof is good for visualizing your movement in space, lateral, etc. Good job.

[@PrecisionBoxing]

Steadman Uhlich thank you, its my favorite new location, too bad its a bit cold and windy these days here in Toronto

[@aleksander7014]

l mean normally they walk into a straight line at you, so circling and waiting for them to tire always seems good

[@shadykq9561]

Great vid

[@sambonaire]

Thans for the video

[@legendarylifestyleboxing4621]

Thanks great tutorial

[@agee7777]

as always great lesson, thanks

[@MrKAHutch]

Dope vid!

[@Psyke6Pack]

Calzaghe in particular gave everyone problems with his non-stop high volume punching, coming from a southpaw stance wicked angles gave everyone problems. Even B-Hop succumbed to it.

[@PrecisionBoxing]

Psyke6Pack very true!

[@احمدفضلسعيد]

Thank you sir

[@buzzkill808raven2]

Can we just appreciate the Malcolm X tattoo! I can't quite see what the other shoulder is but DAMN! :-)

[@Seekingtruth-mx3ur]

I'm gonna try to apply this despite my disc problems

[@vidigaribaldi88888]

finally I learn something!!!!..great lesson coach!

[@ryaanasif5446]

Love you're videos sir