Using The Skip Step in a Fight for Setting Up the Counter Punch

[@stevensonchambers5577]

That looks like a Jersey Joe Walcott move if I ever did see one. That man had an entire catalog of feints, fakes, jukes, and psyches to trick opponents into punches. Kudos for keeping old school ring craftmanship alive so it doesn't fade away.

[@WorldClassBoxingChannel]

Yes you are exactly spot on!

[@cachorroybox2270]

It looks just beautifull!! Start working on it already, thanks

[@kigozinicholas133]

You are perfect for me seen many videos but this one for feinting and skip and step is the best

[@williamdavis7629]

Coach Y - Jersey Joe Walcott is smiling from above. Thank you and Danny for another gem.

[@an3mm766]

My favorite old school fighter

[@williamdavis7629]

One of mine, too. So slick with lots of power. Fought the best. A great “ rags to riches” story.

[@tremainehughes9342]

The Cakewalk

[@jameskendrick7805]

Countering the step! What a genius concept. When the guy turns to face you you hit him while hes stuck in the mud. What a great off balancing tactic

[@sbstaysharp25]

Freeze em, Leave em , Stun em 🥊🥊🥊🥊🥊

[@joshprice7436]

Man, I wish I lived like a block away from this place. I've learned more from Tom's videos than any other place. The details, baby! 😆🤩

[@Brucelee-pv6uf]

0:01 feint /skip step to set up angle 0:10 Tapping on front door /coming on side door (using skip step ) 0:15 feint /then skip step 0:20 footwork :Feint:front foot move in then out Skip step /or L step : (after front foot fake in step I dont move it back I use it then )..... front foot go back rt foot goes over (like shuffle but to right ) (getting reset by getting angle ) 0:50 its one move mixing together (not two ) 1:20 why ,?. make opponent turn to my angle to counter with rt hand lft hook 2:30 front foot goes back to stance 2:55 its 1 n2 step bringing rt foot forward same time with cross) 3:25 double the move(without cross the feet ) 4:15 here full move again 5:10 2 ways to do it (1 step change angle /or 2 step change angle ) 6:25 or doing it like shuffle (double the step )

[@TJiscool1]

Simple... and yet, so intricate... but, oh... so effective!!!

[@hamidrazzaghi2109]

Very good and affective. Thank you for sharing this. 👍👍👍

[@SMJ95]

Excellent - Love your video breakdowns.

[@SI-ln6tc]

Another great installment by coach Yankello!

[@pedrobrocato1982]

Thank you 🙏 Coach, greatly appreciated.

[@kokoumamaballogou8093]

Thank you, Sir

[@feirabbitt]

Will definitely be using this thank you.

[@32BitMikeTyson]

Great work coach

[@hugotorres8458]

Thanks, Sir!.

[@r.a.8407]

Love all the detail

[@florentinoflores9410]

Thank you coach

[@duncantwaits5809]

Great little move Coach!

[@silvioveneziano6429]

This is another secret of footwork. Great lesson!!! Thank you Master👍

[@k1dork]

Thank you coach! Been waiting for the skip step explanation and here it is.🙏🏾

[@char-lee212]

Meldrick Taylor did this move. In the Olympics he dropped one of his opponent with this move. Cool video coach!

[@integratedboxingsystem8827]

This is one of my bread and butter moves. I teach this all the time.

[@flaviolomelicabrera6237]

Thank you

[@theboltthrower8661]

Excellent video as always Coach Yankello, your teachings are a blessing 💪 I`m gonna train this in both guards, thanks Coach!!

[@sulaymanabumalik6937]

always great boxing content coach, keep it up

[@zigorvlc]

Beautiful

[@Dummy_Philosophy]

Very interesting move! I'll try that!

[@thisizn8]

Simple and efficient. Love it.

[@drolandcoaching4024]

That was great instruction coach really enjoy your page. I just would have liked to see the young man executes that fast or in real time.

[@47RokuW]

Chief Tom❗️❗️❗️

[@steelers86ization]

Thanks coach.... Somewhat similar to lara's L step either to right or left off his 1-2-1 . He seemed to use it to escape after striking

[@ChristbetheGlory]

Love this! 💯🔥🥊

[@mikeb6703]

nice!!

[@thatheat1914]

Swag move.

[@wilsonnelsoncarvalho8530]

Muito bom.💯👍🏻👏👊

[@meridio4441]

Very good! I generally have issues landing right hand cause it's a bit telegraphed if you don't set it up

[@gutse007]

thhhhxxx!!!!!!!!!

[@rizwansaleem9613]

Danny is the terminator

[@howardboyd5269]

Nice Danny Boy😏🤚HIGH Five

[@jcgaming5136]

5 star move

[@simoncheng9087]

what's the difference between L step and Skip step ?

[@kernel1kadafi]

Jersey joe the walk away right hand

[@tonesbones502]

There are different boxing styles and different boxing stances. You guys have the flat back foot facing slightly backwards which is uncommon where I train. I feel your back foot position suits this shuffle step across easier than if your back foot was facing forward and up on the toes (which is how we box). If we were to do this set up it would look different, we would fait the jab, step the back foot across and swivel. The right would have the same load up effect. Same same but different.

[@alexanderapollo2177]

Nice that's also called an L step😊

[@cletusgadsden2969]

Noice!

[@55cleon]

I've Watched Floyd Perform This Exact Feint, Skip Step In Nearly Every Fight. "Jersey Joe" Wolcott Would Skip Step Into A Semi Boogie At Times Before Getting Off 👊🏿.

[@theojohnson858]

I feel like you could just step into a southpaw like Tyson for the same angle.

[@rcortez5008]

Wouldn't this also be considered the L step?one of the first footworks they teach you in the gym besides the pendulum step

[@byrondunbar6721]

L-step everybody uses it,at a high level.

[@nikolasavic1242]

variation of L step move, with a deadly finish 😃😃😃😃

[@luisroiz7229]

que desastre de entrenador.