Shifting and Switching Off A Bounce in Boxing | Box Like Willie Pep

[@TJiscool1]

I've just learned something today that I wish I'd known many years before. Thanks Coach. This is the best educational channel on KZbin bar none. Please, everyone go tell all your friends to subscribe. Coach Tom (and Dan) spend many hours preparing such a slick and informative lesson for us each and every time. We can repay him by pushing his subscribers well over the 100 thousand mark... That's the least we can do. I love these lessons... No BS. Straight into the meat and potatoes, he provides backstory and context and shows and tells. I've never seen a below par lesson on here in well over a year of following...

[@ianedwards3482]

Great comment brother

[@WorldClassBoxingChannel]

Thanks for all the support TJ!👊🏼 I really appreciate it! Please let people know to follow me on Instagram as well @tomyankelloboxing thanks again!

[@LittleRapGuy]

Box sings.

[@carlitosur7949]

You gotta be the next headcoach for that USA team.

[@stevensonchambers5577]

These old school tactics will get lost in time if not for trainers teaching them to a new generation.

[@isaacdebebe2224]

Thanks coach please do more on Pep and Armstrong thanks.

[@boxingphysique]

Thanks for the shout out on your instagram, sir- you guys are the best!!!!

[@WorldClassBoxingChannel]

Your welcome. I love your stuff as well! Thank you for all the support. I really appreciate it.

[@PhoenixProdLLC]

I love watching his fight reels! :) Thanks for this.

[@pedrobrocato1982]

Never heard of Willie Pep until maybe a week ago Coach Tom mentioned him in another video. I couldn’t believe this guy even existed during this time, I feel like he belongs here with us in this time line. I’m glad Coach is breaking down some of what Willie did and look forward as always to studying Coach Toms curriculum.

[@adityasingh3331]

So are we getting the series on old legends like Willie pep and Henry Armstrong now.....I'm looking forward to this

[@adityasingh3331]

And also tell if using a smash( like razor Ruddock) is viable or not and how to make it effective

[@Tripledigit0922]

Outstanding!

[@fisioxande]

Wow, beautiful video! Thank you Coach Yankello and Danny for making the sweet science even sweeter! I'm sharing this now!

[@alanroberts7829]

It is refreshing to see a trainer that actually knows the science of boxing. I have not seen anyone breakdown Pep's lateral movement so neatly. Please keep up the good work.

[@mike_savi]

Thank you! I’d commented about Pep, and it’s great to see a technique. Please consider Pernell Whitaker, too! Much appreciated, gentlemen!

[@slimtruckinghunnit5207]

Willie was a real minimalist in the ring i swear & Danny looks like he’s real shifty ✊🏾 I’m subscribed ❗️

[@christrucker4882]

I like that 💯

[@Sinekyre14]

Epic as always Tom. Gonna try it in the ring

[@jopalo31675]

One of my all time favorites… Willie Pep. You should create a book on footwork.

[@dibujemaestro]

Great tip Chief!!!

[@Shojushoju]

Awesome! Could you do a more in depth video on how to do the bouncing? I know some boxers, like Muhammad Ali, were very skilled at moving around the ring and their opponents using some sort of “bounce.”

[@sethgelnette5324]

Awesome Video! What are some drills Floyd Mayweather used for head movement.

[@boston7704]

My grandfather saw him, said he made skilled guys looked foolish. Fast strong, and very quick. He grew up in Brockton so he saw a *lot* of guys, said Pep was the best he ever saw.

[@PeteRockChronicles]

You put out gold.

[@stephenrolon5822]

Awesome video Tom learning Great stuff the more tools the better 👍👍

[@irvinjaycarranza6828]

Thank you for breaking down Pep's footwork. Best coach ever! Sir, I hope that you can do a breakdown of Nicolino Locche's defensive techniques.

[@milan4537]

Very great coach

[@mgtowproperties]

I’ve been trying to find some tutorials on Willy pep style of boxing And I could not find them So thanks for posting And if you know the punching techniques of jack Dempsey That would be a great video to post

[@davidcalimag8992]

Beautiful techniques from the old masters. Brilliant breakdown coach!

[@-mayhem-96s-ambassador-96]

the name of this channel is impossible to forget, just think of what means: that's the name!

[@ahmadnassar3366]

I really appreciate your hard work coach you're making time for us on KZbin while training Roy for his match big thanks for you 🙏🙏🙏

[@jgatchaljgatchal8350]

Great move. Sometimes Willie would throw a straight left off that southpaw stance down the pipe since his lead foot is already on the outside...so slick.

[@gd1465]

Love your work Tom, hope to train with you one day. With this and another video you posted (step in for liver shot, weave right then switch) I feel that there is a whole science around controlling what punches your opponent throws. Using the angles, and positiong your "targets" in a certain way, it seems you can almost guarantee, predict which punches your opponent will throw. To a spectator in the audience, you will look like a ,magician, slipping punches evasivily and countering. But what the scientist knows, is that you already controlled which punch he was going to throw, without him knowing it. He swung, not realizing that his swing was actually a Part of your preplanned offensive maneuver. This totally changes the perspective of head movement, not as having the most incredible reflexes amd reaction time ever, but rather, in a ,methodical way, orientating yourself around your opponent so that hes taking the oppertunities he thinks hes getting but doesnt realize you're giving him. In a movie called Revolver by Guy Ritchie about chess and cons, something like this was mentioned "I feed you my pieces and let you take them, not realizing the set up." Or how a pool hustler starts at a disadvantage, his opponent not realizing that now the table is now clear for his shots. I am beginning to find that once you get the physical out of the way (proper mechanics, conditioning, combinations etc) once that is perfected, it is all mental, psychological and spiritual after that. I wonder if you may one day make a video addressing solely the strategy aspect of boxing. For instance, chess has openers, developing, further combative tactics, and finally mating. This is something I struggle with in boxing. For instance, as a shorter fighter, what is my boxing opener? Find my reach, establish the jab, gather Intel, probe for mistakes/openings, then capitalize, choosing g from an array of tools in my toolbox sorted to adress an array of openings? (This does not even include things li me psychological warfare, like Ali's trashtalk during the fight, or aspects like Belief and Confidence) What should be your game plan when boxing, from a ,mental standpoint? Just something I brood about often. Wasnt expecting this comment to be so huge. But you Really do break things down in a scientific way, as any gifted teacher does, so I thought I'd ask!

[@kalonmeekins2160]

Can we get some jersey joe

[@PhoenixProdLLC]

Pep is one of my favorites. Thanks for this!

[@Brucelee-pv6uf]

Willie pel move 130 fight.. 0:30 against aggresive boxer (shift and switch with little bounce move) 1:05 traingle step L step 1:15 L step double it 1:25 L step double it 1:30 bouncing then change stance(shuffle : first step with frontbthen shuffle bk foot Or just shuffle it ) 1:45 triangle step Lstep Triangle step to change dirrctection Lead with direction of the foot then shuffle ) 2:30.feint them to throw lead hook 2:50 again weave put rt hand at waist and turn him 4:53 bonus (double the shot With a lft hand to the body from southpaw then turn and hit head )

[@familiaviajera1851]

love this footwork! blessings from chiapas mexico

[@Oscar40694]

That’s beautiful! This is the stuff that makes boxing a beautiful art form.

[@jonm5358]

This can be applied to MMA for taking the back, or takedown! Thanks couch!

[@StreetBeefsFighter]

I have been doing three hooks on the way up under the weave after the change of direction instead of pushing and it works very well I'm glad I learned this from you :)

[@joelkiri8794]

Very good video love it

[@212Native]

Great video! Been boxing for years but I always learn something new from watching your videos. Thank you!

[@MjahedTV]

Video suggestion: Bob Foster : Timing and setting up the left hook

[@DankDope]

Your channel is very helpful for sloppy sluggers like me

[@Bzee888]

Good Stuff!

[@mattcolwell1187]

Beautiful!

[@tomcave7931]

More willie pep!

[@davidbracy7812]

Thanks for the lessons I appreciate them!!!

[@853rudedogs2]

Love it Tom, thanks

[@fighterscorner6787]

Brilliant move

[@elisacerliani4366]

Great movement! Thx! Definitely gonna try it 😁

[@idkidk7985]

Awesome !!! Thank you

[@thisizn8]

Beautiful move. Great stuff per usual Coach

[@funksboxingchannel996]

Great video as always! Thanks coach.

[@sangkim7504]

Thank you for posting this. I practice karate but this will be very useful for me too.

[@gegaoli]

Love this!

[@BrendanDormanMMA]

Excellent

[@ViliamiLatu]

Beautiful movement ❤

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[@healthwealth4791]

Good job good video!

[@drakeh8162]

Lovely explanation 👌

[@ayoubboussaa6807]

Nice move

[@DLo-kp1jd]

Beautiful 👏👏❤❤🔥🔥🔥

[@casw4976]

Thank you so much ! Your content is amazing really! & The brake down of Willie pep is great! So much to be learnt! it really is a lost art. & In my opinion dimensional fighting is the best! I hope to see more A+ looking really well ! Stay safe

[@timprest8486]

Absolutely exceptional content 🙏🏽

[@shaunclubberlang2887]

OMG, that young Danny's footwork is beautiful.

[@rickybushy]

I watched the right hook from orthodox one ending in southpaw and thought what next... 🤔 Could mirror with this back and forth back and forth, to drill both at least.

[@santoazusa]

Great!

[@dilloncoetzee9998]

Can you make more videos of pep very scientific stuff

[@wadesimuel6587]

I love it

[@RingsideRising]

Excellent video!!!

[@tonygrace3435]

I wish they could slow it down. Love the video

[@BrendanDormanMMA]

That kid is going to be good, at his age to just mine Pep lie that is impressive.

[@lucanthunder]

Coach, after that initial left hook to the body, it seems like the right upper cut is there as well to the body. What do you think? Thanks, big fan

[@JockoBarbone]

I'm sorry sir, I know I should have been watching the footwork and shifting, but all I could do was think how friggin awesome your patio is.

[@WorldClassBoxingChannel]

Thanks!

[@BODYBAGxPAT]

After boxing 10 years I decided to focus on not getting hit during sparring. started doing Mayweather style defense and not throwing big combos, just making them miss, pay , get outta the way, reset and do it again. Heard Floyd talk up Willie Pep and ive been working these shifts into my game and I get hit way less. Its genius stuff

[@apex_prowler95]

2 words... Sandy Sadler ✅🙂

[@michaelspyrou1784]

perfecr

[@Ezio_Auditore_Assassin]

Instead of pushing hip, pushing shoulder is also working if the bouncing/Willie Pep-like boxer is taller than the aggressive opponent. I usually do this way.

[@MaxPerformanceDoc]

this advice is incredible! also that kid must be a boss, is he pro ?

[@WorldClassBoxingChannel]

Thanks. He’s an amateur still.

[@Dan53196]

Beautiful 🔥

[@rickybushy]

Gold.

[@brettpastore7587]

I've seen this done by a lot of the Cuban boxers

[@johnnywalker-blue7006]

Nice

[@AndrewSedeno]

How do you know when to bounce left and then right do you just constantly change it up?

[@morgueblack]

The kid's got great feet. Springy and light foot movement.

[@hamidrazzaghi2109]

It was wonderful. Thank you coach.

[@davidwhitecrowhinds145]

Thanks coach another great video Love it you're an amazing guy God bless take care keep the Great videos coming appreciate you so much remember Jesus Christ is the Lord and savior are wonderful father who came back to get his kids on the cross

[@terribletomvu37]

Most of your videos you show when and why to do it but not how. Can you make some how-to videos going forward? Thanks.

[@brokentombot]

It's funny cuz I'm an amateur and I am ambidextrous so I thought I was smart to switch to left to throw off the guy. Good to know this is known. So I'd go for a right logic to lure the man and switch when he strikes I'd turn south paw to pound a hook. Please comment on me. I need help.

[@MaxCooperJones]

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@SouthpawJoe]

Really hard movement to visualise. i think i got it. Ill have to practice and then try and apply it in sparring

[@lumri2002]

Why do you have to deliver a hook punch when he makes such position?

[@danielmartini3229]

where is this?? looks like a strange place

[@WorldClassBoxingChannel]

Suburbs of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

[@danielmartini3229]

@@WorldClassBoxingChannel cool, cheers! looks so hilly and green with small funny houses

[@Brucelee-pv6uf]

4:25 dont give em that bonuce shit😭😭😂

[@kurylko8493]

isn't it not allowed to hit while being on someones back?

[@georgebowman1060]

Guy knows how to use his feet 👣 👍... Whoever is training him I need to learn from him 😊😂 lol 😂

[@fhorse1747]

Hhhhiiiyyyaahh! This is Secret Sauce!!! ...Foot work, shifts, the under ,,,Yes! Nucleus ! Thank you @tomyankello #worldclassboxing 🙏🙏🙏👍👍👊 -->> FH

[@kflynn1867]

I'd say Lomachenko studied Willie Pep a fair bit.

[@bkhstlr]

🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@coolman9245]

I wish Ryan used this

[@healthyhabits3406]

U hit somebody with both of them lefts, they brain gone be scattered lol

[@rockabye_baby187]

You can see this from Lomachenko and Terrence Crawford nearly every time they fight.