The Art of Professional Side Stepping (HOW TO DESTROY A BRAWLER)

In this video I demonstrate The Variations of side stepping and pivoting and how to shift from defense to offense in a tool that is not only essential for a boxer but a must have skill against a pressure fighter or a brawler.
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[@maristoldboys5466]

I like how you clearly covered this much overlooked skill of managing range, and setting up killer counter punches without wasted movement eg the side steps leads to skilled pivoting in turn allowing deadly check hooks from a stable base. The most skilled boxers master the fundamentals and make it look effortless at high speed because of the repeated and endless practice. In summary: Perfect practice makes perfect execution. Look at Mayweather, Lomachenko and James Toney etc.

[@DavidLloyd-tq4td]

Best description of side-stepping/pivoting on the web! Thankyou.

[@WarriorsTV101]

Amazing channel sir. As a professional boxer this is spot on. Thank you for the healthy reminders

[@hillisk8]

i have check out many online boxing teachers you are the best by far

[@broddablack5290]

This guy is amazing. This is old and proper boxing techniques. Wow👍

[@JimBobSeeker]

Excellent break down, thank you!

[@maristoldboys5466]

EXCELLENT!! What a great video. Thanks very much Coach Daskalo Jacob from a viewer/fan in the Fiji Islands. I also have my Krav Maga instructor here who is ex-IDF. Shalom!!

[@Vasquimho]

Love your videos and keep them coming!I have seen another form of right pivot when you step with your right foot diagonally out of the target and then turn your body towards the target. Almost like your video when you hook with left to cover his eyes while taking a right step and then twist body with a cross from the new angle.

[@mrgreen6301]

Good to see Arthur Abraham helping people out.

[@TheMazz1234]

You are a very good instructor, i have learned a lot from your videos

[@jdt617]

Thank you. Your videos are always helpful.

[@stefanp.7986]

That is not russian accent, more like Israeli accent. Good job sir with the videos. Love your work.

[@rubenzuno951]

Thank You for teaching us .very useful 😊

[@panicjiu-jitsu5834]

best one you have done so far!

[@user-hw2zt7ly8m]

That's perfect effective defence Thanks captain

[@ronan531]

great technique thank you for sharing!

[@MrBarrySotaro]

Excellent. Thank you my friend.

[@carteryip9514]

Coach , your English improved a lot !!

[@stoneddolphin7759]

Great videos, thank you very much :)

[@tomsnir]

We want more of these videos coach!

[@RODRIGAOBARRETO]

Great tutorial, Coach Daskalo. Thanks.

[@steviefu1973]

very good tuition as always

[@dannanrik]

excellent video sir thanks for sharing

[@thomasadams6824]

Thank You I Needed These Lessons Bad

[@bugs4680]

Great vid coach

[@MrIFARI]

As always -- Great Lesson...Thank YOU!

[@MjahedTV]

Another suggestion would be how to throw the leaping left hook, the falling step as an instructional video and shift punching; sorry quite a lot of demands :-D

[@gut_ton]

Good stuff keep it up

[@JimBobSeeker]

Excellent content!

[@awmartian424]

Thank you

[@miguelangelvidal8151]

Muy bueno!!!!!

[@marcgyebnar5302]

Toda raba !

[@dexter7167]

Bravo.

[@MjahedTV]

could you do a video for the overhand right and the looping right hand to the body(Sugar ray Robinson threw it quite frequently)?

[@dawb86]

This is the perfect example of why Lomachenko would beat Gervonta. Exceptional footwork cuts power/speed short, simple and plain.

[@Glicerol]

This video is worth every gold :) thank you. Whats is the name of trainer?Very good explanation!

[@naveediqbal4830]

hi coach. thank you very much for your knowledge sharing with us. can you please show us how to slip the way you do . draw a line on the floor teach what foot goes first and how .

[@descalo]

if you watch closely you will notice that each Step i demonstrate is consisted of a two part movement slow down the video to half or even quarter the speed and that should do the trick

[@73kimura]

Thanks a lot for this video in particular and all the other great tutorials you have shared with us! I have noticed Russian boxers do this specific sidestep but never saw American/Western boxers employ this technique - is it just me or could it be that this is typical of a Eastern European school of boxing?? Why is it so difficult to find more videos on this?

[@sugarsaint]

73kimura for real he's one of the best on KZbin

[@jungdern7561]

hi, great video and i have got a question: when stepping to the right: why do you use your left foot first to the right? wouldnt it be better to use your rear right foot first? by using the left foot u are crossing your feet and in case you geht hit in a bad position!? especially for me as a soutpaw stepping to the left usinf my right foots first: if i accidently get hit, even when covered, the force of the punch could set me off balance. So better step with the rear left foot first to the outside/rear, then drag the right foot and simultaniously punch a left hook/straight shot full power of hip rotation.

[@rc-1983]

He's shuffling. By doing this he's positioned in a better position to throw punches.

[@override3377]

Why is Putin teachin box?

[@artemsantalainen4324]

True that! Ha-ha!

[@hommlefthook8585]

I was also wondering this

[@ccali327]

he literally looks like a cross between this one boxer i know and putin. i mean if they were able to procreate, he would look like their son. It's essentially an exact combo

[@andrewwoods564]

I JUST HEADED TO THE COMMENTS WONDERING IF SOMEONE ELSE SAID THIS BEFORE ME AND I JUST SAW YOUR COMMENT I'M DEAD HAHAHA

[@Bevallalom]

A little extra income comes handy...

[@MaxPerformanceDoc]

do you have a paid program...if not you should!

[@johnwhite6346]

Jacob the side step you demonstrated looks like the Russian amateur style side step am I correct

[@hommlefthook8585]

I think so. A lot former Soviet country boxers use these techniques a lot.

[@greengreensio]

Is this for boxing?

[@dawb86]

It can be, footwork is an essential component to good defensive/offensive boxing

[@MrKeepnit100]

Loma...

[@ccali327]

This is NOT how you side step in boxing. You pivot off the front foot. When he's moving left, he's actually changing his stance all together. There is no balance in this. In his heavy bag video, he does a better job of it. I'm not sure if this is just focusing on street fighting or a different style (which I don't know much about), but this is not something you'd do in a boxing ring, ideally.

[@seetsamolapo5600]

It's advanced footwork. The Cus D'Amato shift. Tyson used it a lot. And yes it involves switching stance

[@broddablack5290]

He has a Russian Jewish Accent. Very Russian Jewish accent.

[@kasakstan643]

hast du wirklich Ahnung was du da tust?

[@kimhenrik1975]

NEVER BRING YOUR LEGS TOGETHER !

[@Nathair202]

stfu!

[@Jorigin]

That's only something you're taught when you're new homie. There are plenty of advanced techniques that bring your legs together or even cross them.

[@joepittman7199]

His legs are not so close to destroy his base. As a Boxing / Thai practitioner, I will definitely work on this. Thai fighters like to brawl and punch through a lot of their targets. My instructor does not like stiff jabs, which is something see in boxing. He wants power jabs. Also, the 1-2 combo is one of the most widely used. When the 1-2 punch is delivered, being able to pull this off cleanly could open up the door for crushing body kicks. I.e., moving to the right it sets me up for a left switch kick. I do not want my switch to be so far apart anyway. I quick switch with me feet closer together,

[@feefee1065]

Joe Pittman doing thai u should know at least in muay thai if uput ur legs together u should pray ur not gonna get sent flying cuz of a leg kick

[@megatron3210]

sorry side steps not as effective n efficient in my thoughrs