I've over 20 years in exercise science and this guy knows his stuff. Amazing the way in which he just explained how to turn the entire spine into one Arc in order to give greater stability and leverage toward the frontal posture for hitting. Great video.
I wish there were more videos/lessons explaining biomechanics visually. I'm no mechanical engineer but i have found it very helpful to understand how the joints and parts of the human body mimic well known (and not so well known) mechanical solutions. There are so many hidden and subtle structures such as this that it went a long way towards my believing in God. Not because something like evolution couldn't theoretically create such a well-designed form as the human body, but because everytime I hit a new plateau or blockage, there is eventually found a pre-existing solution to allow more progress. For someone who thought themselves an atheist for decades, finding such beautiful solutions waiting patiently for a chance to help ke grow stronger and better really hits an emotional level that cant be reduced to a mere materialist theory.
@@ChiefTJBallout true I didn't say anything complicated, you just can't understand mid level iq and above writing. Instead you just dug yourself deeper into the idiot pit. Go for a third turn.
@@latiendamac are you the teachers spokesman? Teachers are typically paid so they tend to navigate to where the business is. Not sure what world you live in.
Please dont listen to this guy. Stay in russia and continue with your Great work.let them americans have to Deal with themselves and Continue to be a failed society
When will Russia produce a Rocky Marciano or Mike Tyson? I know Russia has some vicious street dog types that are powerful, which if someone spent time to train them, they could be world champion boxers. Boxing is a skill and a sport, where maybe you prefer cleaner type boxers. However, get someone with that viciousness in them, where they had to fight to live, give them love, stand with them, build them up, Russia could have a world champion.
@@DA-pm9on What are you saying? I'm not familiar with shorthand. If you're saying you have world champions, it'd help if you'd spell it out. Where so far, it's always Americans that are world champion boxers. Seems like it has been for over a century. Where I'm not a Mike Tyson fan, I am not. But he was a very powerful fighter and well skilled.
@@Noone-rt6pw he's saying russia already has champion boxers like golovkin, kovalev, and provodnikov (I think golovkin reps kazakhstan actually). He is confused why you say Russia does not have any champion boxers
@@Noone-rt6pw more like you are unfamiliar with boxing. Google is your friend, bruh. Also, as per usual, you are totally ignorant of history. During the USSR, Russian fighters were not allowed to compete professionally. After the end of USSR, all those fighters that benefited from that system made a name for their talent, skill, and/or dominant performances, including Ukrainian fighters (Usyk, Lomachenko, etc).
@@DA-pm9on Yes, but the U.S.S.R. was dissolved long ago, where World Heavyweight Champions are still American. I met some Russian boxers at church, where they were fighting here locally, yet I didn't get to see them. Where I would think Russia would have been developing boxers to compete at the world level. You are correct, I am not aware of other eras and prohibitions of Soviet boxers from being allowed to compete. That's the first I ever heard of it. Puerto Rico and Latin countries have produced some world champions as well. Germany had a couple or so. When Ali was Champion, I think he went against a British champion. But as said, the U.S.S.R. was history long ago, where I simply figured Russia would have been working on making some world champions. No big deal.
I've over 20 years in exercise science and this guy knows his stuff. Amazing the way in which he just explained how to turn the entire spine into one Arc in order to give greater stability and leverage toward the frontal posture for hitting. Great video.
I wish there were more videos/lessons explaining biomechanics visually.
I'm no mechanical engineer but i have found it very helpful to understand how the joints and parts of the human body mimic well known (and not so well known) mechanical solutions.
There are so many hidden and subtle structures such as this that it went a long way towards my believing in God. Not because something like evolution couldn't theoretically create such a well-designed form as the human body, but because everytime I hit a new plateau or blockage, there is eventually found a pre-existing solution to allow more progress. For someone who thought themselves an atheist for decades, finding such beautiful solutions waiting patiently for a chance to help ke grow stronger and better really hits an emotional level that cant be reduced to a mere materialist theory.
it definitely can be reduced to materialist theory if anything you strengthen the case for the power and adaptability of natural selection
@@ChiefTJBallout I didn't say what you think I did.
@@justinkennedy3004 u didnt say anything complicated this is just the intelligent design argument elongated and yapped out
@@ChiefTJBallout true I didn't say anything complicated, you just can't understand mid level iq and above writing. Instead you just dug yourself deeper into the idiot pit. Go for a third turn.
eventually you will realize what is meant by ‘reality is finished’
Come the U.S. please and help teach the youth your amazing techniques. You will become an instant success with your knowledge
Go to Russia. The teacher does not go to find the student. It is the opposite
@@latiendamac are you the teachers spokesman? Teachers are typically paid so they tend to navigate to where the business is. Not sure what world you live in.
Please dont listen to this guy. Stay in russia and continue with your Great work.let them americans have to Deal with themselves and Continue to be a failed society
@@latiendamac yes, go to russia with one way ticket. Putin take care of you 🤣
@@maciekjoker9095 will take your mom with me as they say it is quite a cold place
Thank you ❤
How about the amplitude and the momentum and rotation e.g. the 1-2
Where if the power and weight momentum?
Can you teach us the basic russian boxings
Did u ever find
@@Nick-qm6cb find what
When will Russia produce a Rocky Marciano or Mike Tyson? I know Russia has some vicious street dog types that are powerful, which if someone spent time to train them, they could be world champion boxers. Boxing is a skill and a sport, where maybe you prefer cleaner type boxers. However, get someone with that viciousness in them, where they had to fight to live, give them love, stand with them, build them up, Russia could have a world champion.
wut? Triple G! & Kovalev! & Provodnikov!
@@DA-pm9on What are you saying? I'm not familiar with shorthand.
If you're saying you have world champions, it'd help if you'd spell it out. Where so far, it's always Americans that are world champion boxers. Seems like it has been for over a century.
Where I'm not a Mike Tyson fan, I am not. But he was a very powerful fighter and well skilled.
@@Noone-rt6pw he's saying russia already has champion boxers like golovkin, kovalev, and provodnikov (I think golovkin reps kazakhstan actually). He is confused why you say Russia does not have any champion boxers
@@Noone-rt6pw more like you are unfamiliar with boxing. Google is your friend, bruh. Also, as per usual, you are totally ignorant of history. During the USSR, Russian fighters were not allowed to compete professionally. After the end of USSR, all those fighters that benefited from that system made a name for their talent, skill, and/or dominant performances, including Ukrainian fighters (Usyk, Lomachenko, etc).
@@DA-pm9on Yes, but the U.S.S.R. was dissolved long ago, where World Heavyweight Champions are still American.
I met some Russian boxers at church, where they were fighting here locally, yet I didn't get to see them.
Where I would think Russia would have been developing boxers to compete at the world level.
You are correct, I am not aware of other eras and prohibitions of Soviet boxers from being allowed to compete. That's the first I ever heard of it.
Puerto Rico and Latin countries have produced some world champions as well. Germany had a couple or so. When Ali was Champion, I think he went against a British champion.
But as said, the U.S.S.R. was history long ago, where I simply figured Russia would have been working on making some world champions. No big deal.