Why You Keep Getting Punched in The Face

[@christianshreve3461]

Simple, effective, well-laid out instruction.

[@joachimcoonan6255]

Yeah brother!! This is absolutely awesome!! Keep up the good work. Subscribed and liked

[@hybridwarriortraining]

Thank you!

[@fdossous]

I keep saying you have the best material

[@NYKgjl10]

Excellent tutorial by getting off the center line of your opponent's strike. Very useful. Thank you!!

[@fabot2548]

Percect timing, tomorrow morning i'll spar ahah

[@Bit-c-k6h]

Even if you still watch all the videos on youtube guess what you still will get punched in the face

[@fabot2548]

@@Bit-c-k6h of course yeah ahaha

[@louaybadi1482]

@@fabot2548tell me, did u get better with that video’s advice?

[@int0the3p1t32]

The biomechanics for stepping to the left (as an orthodox boxer)/slipping to the left do make sense. You essentially step into a lunge, the position is set, and then you jab. Strategically, if you can only back foot jab and not get your head offline jabbing any other way, the backfoot jab will get timed. It shows that you only have one position for jabbing with head movement

[@MrRandoms254]

Loving the vids, good sir. Thanks!

[@Carpe-Diem-gg1hg]

Hey, been a while. Would you think of doing a video on standing your ground in sparring? I'm having problem with that when after an exchange or after my opponent's phase atk. Much luv, I predicted the growth this channel would have. And I'm sure it's only gonna keep going up. ❤❤❤

[@Luke_Alves]

Great content!

[@missffox]

And here I was thinking it was because I’m an asshole 🤔

[@skunk12]

Indispensable fundamentals. Add these to your everyday arsenal.

[@shakshamchettri2267]

0:08 COUNTER PUNCH!?

[@Notsotopofthefoodchain]

Goated

[@scorpionsubzero9066]

So good man. Stepping with the rear leg whilst throwing the jab is kinda counterintuitive to me cause one usually steps with the front leg to get into range. I guess stepping with the rear leg could be a counter move. Don't know. But I really liked the move. Felt natural

[@hybridwarriortraining]

It's good to take an angle for a cross

[@Alexanderserenus]

mate i love your videos i been watching everything , i would love to your elite community cause i decided i was going to try and reach pro level in germany, but i cant really afford that money at the moment, are you thinking of doing a sale anythime? i would love to join someday

[@cjklz]

I miss your assistent. Thanks.

[@hybridwarriortraining]

He'll make a return!

[@eradrev]

Excellent presentation of the material. Salute from Russia!

[@BD.Talisman_007]

Is eye sight crucial to box effectivly?

[@arielperez797]

I've been boxing orthodox for about a year and a half ...should I practice southpaw now? I want to feel confident fighting any style...any recommendations when is a good time to practice alternate standing?

[@LucasTyrrell-b9z]

What happened to Jordan

[@Angel-sp7pe]

What shoes do you wear when you train?

[@williamesmann2042]

Fly

[@xaap8408]

Hilarious, 4 fights under his belt and poof.. a expert! :D

[@HansWurstinger]

Coaches don’t play

[@stephenwilkinson8227]

Tbh...your comment isnt that valid...the guy is very technical..ive boxed in professional gyms and the coaches there didnt seem to know half as much as this guy....so kudos to the guy...his videos are some of the best ive seen on youtube.

[@catch40507]

Great stuff but I would add you can absolutely move toward your lead hand and jab at the same time. In fact, that was one of Muhammad Ali's favorite things to do. He didn't use a slip. Instead, he would throw off the lead foot while cross-stepping with his back foot. That's "wrong" but it works well because when that back foot lands your lead foot lands exactly where it needs to be almost automatically. It's actually not that difficult to do with practice. But it is one of those things where someone MUST learn the simple, "right" way to do it first or it will go very poorly.

[@dimakarpov1956]

Your are an amazing athlete, but the way you holding fist is a boxing way for gloves. For bare hands fight need to use karate hold, when thumb is under you fingers. I had some problems when I accidentally hit my sparing partner with a thumb holding fist as you are (during a hand-to-hand combat training), if I had karate way hold that would not happens at all. It does not play a lot sense with you use gloves, but it plays a lot when there are no gloves, or when gloves are not boxing ones. That sticking thumb from a fist is like a hook, that time to time hooks partners during punches and brings significant pain to your thumb's join, in a karate hold the thumb is hidden under fingers - nothing to hook. Thank you! All the rest is amazing. Greetings from the USSR boxing school.

[@gosemfrhkrwkqk]

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