The REAL Technique boxers use to FIGHT when TIRED

[@user-he4ef9br7z]

MMA guy here. Boxers never cease to amaze me. I can't even imagine 12 rounds. 3 has me dying.

[@AxaFin]

going from striking to grappling exchanges is a lot more tiring though

[@enderguy1648]

I respect you guys too u fight for 5 minute rounds while changing from grappling to striking

[@muaythaiplaylist]

@@AxaFinnot only that but everyone at the amateur and even pro level throws with bad intentions. They put everything into everything

[@user-he4ef9br7z]

I appreciate all of your inputs but personally, I find grappling from a relatively dominant mount, keeping a distance with kicks is way less exhausting than close range boxing. Sometimes I do spar with boxing only rules (maybe due to an injury, maybe just to perfect my boxing) and it drains me like crazy.

[@Джабраилович]

boxer here who tried muay thai and jiu jitsu. we respect you guys even more for having to worry about knees, elbows, spinning fists, kicks, take downs. Boxing for me is more mellow. I'm a simple man.

[@TheKickboxingCommunity]

The problem in my opinion is that many people run far distances and train very long. While your fight only takes 3x2 minutes or 3x3 minutes. Many people try to train like pro's who fight for half an hour. There must me more emphasis on explosive training. You want to simulate what you actually are going to do. Conditioning is something everyone gets. Adaptation is what most don't

[@O4Osum]

One thing that got me is the running. I was thinking why run for hours when in boxing is more upper body? Lower body is made for endurance it's your upper body that needs endurance. You can run for 30min you cant punch the bag fir 30min. I know running has its uses, but unless you plan to run in the ring. I heard of a wrestler who couldn't last in running but when on the mat wrestling he could last. The stamina is different.

[@spencermorningstarphotos]

@@O4Osumcus people used to fight 100 rounds

[@O4Osum]

@@spencermorningstarphotos well if they used too now they dont.

[@spencermorningstarphotos]

@@O4Osum yup thats why i dont jog, i sprint

[@eros5988]

@@O4Osum its not just about lower body and upper body, its about the lungs and training that

[@cherryb0ng]

I had my first amateur Muay Thai fight and I was doing well against a guy way better than me. I used to spar for so many rounds of two minutes a piece. But in this fight the rounds were 90 seconds and I completely gased out and in the second I was so tense.

[@bjarczyk]

The Arturo Gatti example was great. He dominated the rematch by just staying relaxed and using technical boxing. He was known for his brawling but when he would actually commit to boxing he could box beautifully and loose.

[@BloodDawg]

Thank you coach. I've never seen other coaches teach this before. Thank you

[@speedster1269]

These are things that other content creators dont share. Thank you!

[@tonya1425]

Great tip about rotating your hips. I noticed I always get tired throwing 1 2s because I would tense up my arms and shoulders. While I never got tired throwing hooks because they mainly come from the hips.

[@joshuamandela3852]

Never thought about that ty

[@gaddaitherage8204]

This is the best video I’ve watched on this subject.

[@davidcarter1061]

I just started my boxing/kickboxing experience and these vids have helped tremendously in my workouts and training sessions ty so much for the posts have a great day.

[@nicolevb8747]

In short, it's about feeling so comfortable with the movements (being able to control them so well) that they seem to run automatically and you can switch off while boxing. Like learning the individual letters (the individual punches) and like learning to read (being able to combine the punches). At some point it becomes as automatic as if you had learned to write (being able to execute the individual punches and combos directly).

[@donnie3334]

great video. This helped me a lot. especially the gatti fight

[@BoxingWannabe]

def need this cause i'm always exhausted in sparring! lol

[@stephendass6835]

Would love a video on how to box a pressure fighter and vice versa. What techniques need to be mastered for both approaches

[@hybridwarriortraining]

I have a whole course on how to deal with different opponents inside my Skool

[@litos2cold906]

Jab my boy jab and circle the ring don’t stop moving your feet and keep on jabbing

[@melkormorgothbauglir.4848]

​@@hybridwarriortrainingYou spell school like a boxer 😂

[@danielfenton1686]

Love your videos man

[@PhotonPhitness]

So many boxing channels. This one is the most useful I’ve found. Thank you

[@hybridwarriortraining]

👊🏻👊🏻

[@mistercally]

Thank you. Your explanations are sublime. Is making sure the boxer breathes still part of relaxation?

[@hybridwarriortraining]

Yes, absolutely

[@aerolfordpaguntalan7529]

Thanks! Great informations

[@Fajnymaszglos]

Keep up with your work, please. I love it.

[@erikcerny5131]

thank you guys

[@chriswinrow1483]

Brilliant video again brother respect YNWA

[@LordMullins]

Awesome video 🙏

[@Antoxapetarad]

thx for a new video teacher

[@siberiantiger1975]

Thx coach 😎👊

[@01karmacop]

Great video

[@Sate1]

Brilliant video

[@oskarmichalski7551]

Amazing video buddy 🥊

[@eraserbuddy213]

Hell yeah new video

[@steezorteez9829]

Brilliant video mate 🧠 💪 🥊

[@hybridwarriortraining]

Thanks for you ongoing support man

[@bmeds413]

Best advice

[@Goinggreenagain]

Great channel

[@ЖеняКонаныхин]

Really useful topic! Thanks a bunch! Could you make a video about breathing? We'd be really appreciated

[@JKDVIPER]

Use body. Lean. Sudden shift. Change stance. Or Hail Mary.

[@BLACKSTAR934]

Great video as always. I find myself swinging my arms around like a wacky inflatable to relax often too

[@omarbarnett8019]

The video freezes up at the end but the audio continues to play

[@ricenbeenz...]

The guys who are machine-gun punchers and windmillers are usually the newbs. They punch themselves out in the first 10 seconds

[@TakieddinelotfiHeartoflion]

Ossss 🔥 🥋

[@Crashgotoohard]

You weren’t over complicating things, good depth and breakdown

[@revealtherock]

"Fatigue makes cowards of us all." Train train train train train.

[@bluehorizon1981]

Mate what I great video never understood why I gassed when iam a fit person

[@alexrogers9051]

Lol @ that first time you actually put on gloves and start sparring and suddenly realize how heavy clothes can get when they’re soaking wet and your exhausted 😂

[@gurgengharibyan3047]

I'm scared to fight, any advices?

[@wuwei473]

Tatake

[@kingkazuma2239]

Go spar with somebody who goes light. Usually an experienced person not another beginner. Gotta get over that fear of getting hit

[@filazkeita2272]

​@@wuwei473Ironically thats exactly how i motive myself when i feel down, just whispering to myself "tatakae". Yeah it makes me feel like an edgy weeb sometimes but fck it, if it works it works

[@dmanepic5924]

Become comfortable with your “bread and butter” techniques and gameplan, keep it simple and when you have a strong understanding of the basics and confidence in your ability to either deal damage or be a technically more proficient fighter and that fear will go away

[@lexlong85]

You'll realize it isn't so bad after you survive a few rounds. Try not to compare yourself to the more experienced fighters. Focus on learning. Keep your chin down and keep moving.

[@motorcitycobra8875]

Walk forward with your hands up crowding the other fighter. Leaves him no room to punch.

[@Carpe-Diem-gg1hg]

I feel like i hide behind technique. I know both my technique and my fitness needs work. Honestly im not doing much to increase my fitness. And that needs to change

[@hybridwarriortraining]

DM me on insta and I just might be able to help bro

[@Carpe-Diem-gg1hg]

@hybridwarriortraining sorry man, I've made a serious commitment to stay off of social media. I appreciate you reaching out in an attempt to help me. I am deeply humbled. ☺️

[@luqmansonnyhalim9730]

Tq

[@cerovk6000]

It’s called energy management 😂

[@whatilearnttoday5295]

Old man strength. Working a lifetime teaches you to be efficient, which mostly comes from using core better, which mostly comes from all your other body parts being broken. ;)

[@jarredperalta5376]

dmtry bivol doing this he shakes his hand always

[@superhonky6290]

I saw one of your videos where you say to keep the risk cocked. What do you mean by that? Should the wrist be slightly bent down with the knuckles lined up with the forearm or should you just keep it straight in a natural position? Does that make sense? In other words, land with a slightly bent wrist? Even punching bare knuckle?

[@TwoCalm_47]

bro never punch with a bent wrist or thumb inside fingers, always keep wrist straight

[@badreddineneghouache6815]

How many Sessons a beginner need in a week ?

[@AxaFin]

1-20

[@Pitsenberg]

Getting koed works every time

[@Vognee]

Hard to relax when someone with a better fitness ability tuning you down T_T

[@mohammedmiah7554]

That’s what they should be doing is stopping you from relaxing.

[@bilbo_gamez6195]

Only time my arms tense up is just before impact. Im ling n skinny so best for me to generate power us stay loose n let my legs n core swing my limbs like whips 😂

[@SupremegreenlawncareLLC]

👏🏿👏🏿

[@holaeduardo]

First 👊🏻

[@lovedavis7376]

Dont use the energy save it

[@zac2780]

Learn how to control your breath

[@Franki2V]

4th

[@thabothizancube]

How abt breathing techniques?

[@hybridwarriortraining]

I can cover that

[@HelmetOfSalvation5]

Stop brawling pick up the cross we don’t wrestle against flesh and blood Jesus Christ is the way the truth and the life obey the commandments and keep the faith in Jesus to have eternal life

[@Jangz_]

Basically he’s saying be better than your opponent so you can use less energy😂

[@KnockoutweeklyKO]

Whole load of nonsense. Technical ability has nothing to do with it. Rocky Marciano lacked technical ability but had great stamina. So where's your point? Relaxation is correct but technical ability I disagree with. Having good ring smarts you should say, not technical ability.

[@hybridwarriortraining]

Exceptions do not disprove a rule.

[@stefcioss1]

You're delusional if you think one of the greatest boxers lacked technical ability. Maybe he didn't have the best defensive technique in his time, but 100% he was top-tier with his offensive boxing technique and how to use weight shifting with his entire body and core to hit hard.

[@kingkazuma2239]

You sound like you'd get knocked out pretty easily

[@HlghV0LTag3]

Rocky lacked technical ability? He was a pressure fighter, great at generating power and cutting off the ring. There are multiple styles and stick-and-move is one of them 🙄

[@crumbcake11]

I'm not doing that with my arms mid fight. Just not.

[@Crashout_Fappy]

I have two more. I am only going to talk about one though, because the thought of "if I get hit, it fkin hurts, but he cant hit me, as long as I hit him" always gets me like tf I dont wanna get hit, I better do something xd

[@coolbreeze6198]

This was great 👍 actually helpful instead of just waffle 🧇