Improve Hand Speed | Fluid Boxing Combinations

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In this video I go over a drill on how to improve your hand speed and fluidity in your combinations. The key to the drill is to work dexterity in each shoulder by punching repeatedly at different angles on the same side. Sign up for Free content: www.precisionstriking.com/ Comprehensive Instructional Videos: www.precisionstriking.com/shop/ iTunes Apps: itunes.apple.com/us/developer/jason-van-veldhuysen/id596889920 Google Play Apps: play.google.com/store/apps/developer?id=Precision+Striking Instagram: @jtvanv Facebook: facebook.com/precisionstriking/

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I am just now starting to feel what you mean, the loose shoulder! This vid is another perfect one!

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I appreciate you taking some time to make this video . Too many fighters missing that fluidity nowadays . Hope you keep going, I'm gonna start working on some new videos to educate the masses in an improved setting . I hope we get the chance to train together at some point thank you for your time.

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Thank you so much this is what I needed... Always felt like my shoulder couldn't switch fast enough

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Huge difference in combinations from just 2 days of shadow boxing like this for 2 rounds. It's now apart of my training for my upcoming Muay Thai fight. Thank you.

[@George-tp7zz]

This explains a lot. I watch a lot of current pro boxers (Canelo, Loma, Crawford, Spence Jr, Lopez, Tank, etc etc etc) and they all seem to be doing this real relaxed, ‘shoulder pop’ short movement when shadowing, not even breaking a sweat - usually during a media workout, or what looks to be a warm up/cool down. Then I see some of the same boxers fully extending, putting full power and movement as if they’re actually in the ring. I think it’s quite rare to see a pro show their full shadowing potential at a public workout etc so we’re used to seeing more relaxed warm up style shadow boxing and to me as a beginner I’m replicating more short relaxed movements as that’s all I saw.

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the effect is amazing

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I am so technical. So this will probably be a good practice for me.

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Roy jones does the exact same thing when he shadow boxes.

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+grapedrank666 and Loma too

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Rjj actually has a video on something similar to this like the art of the left hook or something it's called

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Ryo hazuki captain hook don't play...in his prime

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He is a smart human. Sharp like a blade...my shoulders are too relaxed I have no umph in em.

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Good drill. I'm going to try It with my beginner clients to help them loosen up.

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...good. I don't like pulled punches though, even in drills. I practice following them through. And I try never to punch air if I can help it. Anyone can find an old mattress and put it against the wall. Learn to deal with the impact. Wear socks and train on the slipperiest floor possible. Learn to control your momentum.

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It's crazy because I've been subconsciously doing this while i move around haha

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Shit me too lol

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Tremendously useful..... thanks JT.

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Nice drill...when I train my son I tell him to just relax and have fun...and it comes out fluidity..awesome job coach.

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Great video thank you for posting. I'm working on hand speed so I've been drilling on the speed bag and double ended rubber ball. This will be another routine for my arsenal.

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Thanks a tone Jt ! l allways tried to do it with perfect technique.and l was so blocked.thanks to your videos I'm becoming boxer.thanks to you and Nate bower. I appreciate you both.grettings from Spain 🐂

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Hey, I usually shut up and train in my privacy, without absolutely nobody knowing. But - here's a big BUT - from doing this for a month or two I realized today that I went from throwing 1-2 punches in a second to 3-5. This shit right here is a monster. Big thanks and best regards from Germany, Sir!

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AWSOME... I'm definitely going to work on this it's definitely something new and usable for me, and I'm sure anybody

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Great vid mate, I have been having trouble with putting multiple shots together from the same side, I think this will really help me progress.

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i'm a multi-talented guy. i learn everything relatively quick and easy but boxing.. my be the biggest challenge i've faced in my 23 years lol. i grew up wrestling so this is entirely different but i like it. ik it wont be easy but boxing possibly can be the greatest thing you can get into. forces u to get into shape (if you're serious), learn how to defend yourself and you walk around with a new solid layer of confidence. anyone who is also new and getting discouraged please remember GOOD things DON'T come EASY

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Dmitry bivol does the same thing before his fight. No wonder why his punches are so smooth in the ring.

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I came up with a same-hand drill based on a marching band drumline warm up... It's called "8 on a hand", and on drums it'd be 8 right hand, 8 left hand, 7 right, 7 left....on down to a single right-left. And keeping a steady rhythm of course. In boxing, I do it in reverse order... one right, one left, two rights, two lefts........eight rights, eight lefts..... You really feel it working at 5-6 punches in a row! I prefer practicing this with a neutral stance, throwing jabs, straights, or even a sort of kung fu punch. Any other punch in a row, I find, will cause the bag to swing around too much.

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