I like what I’m seeing-you’re getting better! You’re moving a lot back and forth, but you could try cutting angles more and circling out to get to his side. From 5:07 to 5:12, I can see you’re trying to bait him into throwing so you can slip. The thing is, to slip effectively, you need to anticipate the strike, which means setting it up. Try circling to the outside of his lead hand to encourage him to throw the jab. Once he does, you can slip it more easily. Your feints and baits need to be subtle-just hint at doing something to see how he reacts. Then, establish a pattern to manipulate his response. That way, you can set up your counter or whatever else you’re planning to execute. When you’re standing still doing nothing, you risk getting pressured. If he lands a solid hit, it can catch you off guard, and you might end up eating a flurry of punches and turtling up-like at 3:44 to 3:51. You did a good job getting your guard up and blocking there, but afterward, when he was gassed, you didn’t capitalize on the opportunity. At that moment, you had the advantage-he had just burned his gas tank. That would’ve been a great time to apply pressure and turn the fight in your favor. Oh, and you could work on getting further in with those hooks-they’re nice, but they’re hitting his guard. Keep working hard, champ! You’re still making me proud, and you look awesome out there!. Love from Sweden ♥
For now. I recently injured my foot, and my coach's knee is busted up from training. Because of this, we thought it would be the best time to work on our boxing. 👍
I like what I’m seeing-you’re getting better! You’re moving a lot back and forth, but you could try cutting angles more and circling out to get to his side.
From 5:07 to 5:12, I can see you’re trying to bait him into throwing so you can slip. The thing is, to slip effectively, you need to anticipate the strike, which means setting it up. Try circling to the outside of his lead hand to encourage him to throw the jab. Once he does, you can slip it more easily.
Your feints and baits need to be subtle-just hint at doing something to see how he reacts. Then, establish a pattern to manipulate his response. That way, you can set up your counter or whatever else you’re planning to execute.
When you’re standing still doing nothing, you risk getting pressured. If he lands a solid hit, it can catch you off guard, and you might end up eating a flurry of punches and turtling up-like at 3:44 to 3:51. You did a good job getting your guard up and blocking there, but afterward, when he was gassed, you didn’t capitalize on the opportunity. At that moment, you had the advantage-he had just burned his gas tank. That would’ve been a great time to apply pressure and turn the fight in your favor.
Oh, and you could work on getting further in with those hooks-they’re nice, but they’re hitting his guard. Keep working hard, champ! You’re still making me proud, and you look awesome out there!. Love from Sweden ♥
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Taekwondo without kicks? 🤨
For now. I recently injured my foot, and my coach's knee is busted up from training. Because of this, we thought it would be the best time to work on our boxing. 👍
Every time you lead with your cross you coach punishes you for it because its so telegraphed. You might want to establish your jab first instead.
I see. Thanks for the feedback man! 🙏
Chil jang, sa jang, or koryo next please
i'll see what i can do! 👍