Sensei Seth's video reminded me of your video about mike tyson kyokushin or something like that, you also met a boxing coach that time if i am not mistaken
Karate nerd tags in and hits Seth with his signature speculation feint to positivity observation. That gets him a solid 9.8 from the homie judges. Very classy we've learned from recent years to expect nothing less from these two karate champions.
@@yuuji3795 Bro, no. I think it really is THE Tony Jeffries, olympic medalist boxer and a former undefeated pro whose channel teaches us everything boxing
All the advice given: Tip 1: Relax your body 0:41 Tip 2: Body weight behind the punch 1:18 Tip 3: Extend the arm 1:51 Tip 4: Step with it 2:43 Tips for hook punch power (4:12) : Tip 1: Pull the punch back 5:00 Tip 2: Turn the foot and exaggerate the hip 5:56
1 issue- for the hook he was saying don't pull your hand in a circle back towards your rear shoulder, put your hand through the bag along that lateral axis. i think.
The only issue I found with the tip 2 for the Hook is its counterintuitive for Muay Thai / Kickboxing related techniques. If you turn your foot inwards to the punch, you're open for a devastating leg kick. However, this is super beneficial for Boxing only. I copied Liam Harrison's hook which is basically transferring all your weight to your hook and exaggerate the shoulder movement.
Man, his channel is amazing. His channel and Gabriel Varga's is basically where I learn the most about martial arts in UA-cam, so much great content. When you asked that "foot and then hand or at the same time" I wondered if that came from the typical kata style of movement. I always wonder about that. WT ponsae and Karate kata usually go with the body before technique.
"For more power, are you going foot and then hand?" God I appreciate you asking that so much. It's like every video I've watched since I started boxing years ago skips that and just expects you to know.
For all you martial artists out there, Jeffries has some of the best videos on boxing fundamentals and improvement that you can find. I love Sensei Seth's videos because we can sometimes get too narrow in our disciplines and he really broadens my knowledge.
I'm a long time karate guy, but because I think cross training is valuable, I went to a boxing coach. He was all over me for the points Tony makes -- relaxing rather than being tense (which karate people are prone to), turning the hips and shoulders (which karate people are taught not to do), extending the arm, and stepping with the punch. Doing these things indeed makes a great deal of difference. Thanks Tony and Seth.
Surely not a collab I would've ever expected,but what an awesome one! Tony's channel helps me - a beginner in boxing - a lot,not only because of his knowledge,but also because of his enthusiasm towards this beautiful martial art. Great video,cheers!
I found Jeffries a year ago and he helped me immensely. I incorporated a lot of his teachings into my workouts. It is surprising how little you can know even if you have hit and kicked things for decades!
This is a collab I didn’t expect but I love , love both channels
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His advice looks very similar to Peter Consterdine's "double hip" punches, very nice advice, especially for those of us coming from point karate (aka foot-fist fencing) who tend to pull our punches about 5 meters before the target
An unexpected but welcome collaboration between two of my favourite channels. It's amazing what a good coach can bring to improve a person's fundamentals. Thank you for sharing!
This was really cool! The whole video was helpful, but was especially interesting when he talked about going all the way through with the strikes, which is something I've been told and have said time and time again regarding board breaking specifically, but I think I lose sight of that concept in many other situations. Love this collab, I'll for sure be checking out his channel.
Okay, if all that was with a single lesson I'm scared of how far Sensei Seth would get with a full time year round training... Also, Mister Jefrries is one hell of a coach... His vídeos helped me a ton!
Love this! Keeping relaxed is super important. I will say that keeping your arm extended can be an issue if you don’t know how to safely throw a punch tho.
Those 4 tips are great for anyone who hasn't been taught the basics for punching. I wonder how many people haven't been taught how to properly throw a punch.
I have been doing boxing for a couple of years, and until today I wasn't able to quite point out why some people have crap hooks and others have solid ones. Besides that it's always nice to have someone else repeat what you are already doing. It makes you mind a bit more.
@@Olav_Hansen agreed on that. Ive never been taught how to strike by anyone outside of a combat sport so i don't know what they are taught in terms of punches. I wouldnt mind being a fly on the wall to see how everything is taught.
Wow never expected this collaboration but I love it! Love it when different Martial Arts UA-camrs I like work together and somehow it often includes Seth haha, nice video you two!
We are entering the golden age of UA-cam martial art tutorials, with Sean Fagen, Sensei Seth, Tony Jeffries, Hard2Hurt, Gabriel Varga, Sylvie, and tell me if I'm missing any because I'd like to know. They were all so valuable to training during the pandemic.
Haven't watched all of it yet but already like it. We need more Gi guys learning boxing from Jeffries. Even Kyokushin has no boxing. And even Thai Boxers have less proficient boxing.
I’m glad you spent some time with a boxer. But, Tony Jeffries, Olympian, great British pro boxer. Great choice! Exaggeration vs minimization. When I was in the amateurs, it greatly improved my Shotokan. Not just power but footwork.
Great colab...long time Sensai Seth sub, long time Tony sub, the man does great tips, that are easy to understand, and with that sweet sweet accent. Cheers...great work everyone...now I want to see you teach Tony to side kick...lol...that would be great.
Liston used the step in technique and it’s also used in Kung Fu/Tai Chi. Dempsey and Tyson used a falling step that is even more powerful. Difference is the falling step throws all of your body weight into the punch and then you can bound out. The gazelle punch does something similar but vertically.
even biomechanically, it just makes sense. It clicked for me a couple of months ago. Rolling your shoulder into your punch gives you more mass behind each punch, even if the acceleration stays the same. For most, the acceleration doesn't change a whole lot without a lot of resistance band and plyometric snapping kind of exercises to improve the twitch fibers in your arm and back, so a lot of people get an instant boost by focusing on putting more mass behind each punch. Remember Force = mass * acceleration. The step in isn't about connecting with the ground or pushing the force from the ground to your body, it's about making it so that the full mass of your body is behind each cross you throw. That's how you get knock-out power. A body the bursts forward for a split second is multiplying your force by close to 200 kg/m/s depending on your body weight and acceleration, which is a ridiculous difference compared to the usual, thrown from the shoulder, beginner type of cross.
Relax whole body and tense fist area Get body weight behind it Extend arm fully Step with it/momentum behind it and turn at the same time your back foot/pivot body - push ground legs drive. Hook punch - stay relaxed turn hips weight behind it and through the target 🎯 pull the hand back after through the target keep tight precise and accurate Turn the foot and exaggerate the hips weight from front transfer to back foot
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Those were some nice gloves. And buddy you didn't shake the camera, that was me shaking lol.
Ma man - u killed it! Loved working with you
I love your channel it really helps me improve my boxing
great content guys!!!!!!
What sup tony
Wait til they see my jab! 😂👏
Best colab on UA-cam
I love how all the UA-cam coaches are meeting each other and collaborating on videos together!
👏👏👏
@@SenseiSeth why are karate punches so weak?
@@1x1HealthyEnergybyAndrew they're not.
I'd love to do a collab too Seth!
@@visableusername_93 their weakness is the lack of a defensive guard as demonstrated and explained in the Machida video 👌
30%?? Looks like 38% to me Seth!! 🥊💥🥋😎🔥👍
Sensei Seth's video reminded me of your video about mike tyson kyokushin or something like that, you also met a boxing coach that time if i am not mistaken
Karate nerd tags in and hits Seth with his signature speculation feint to positivity observation. That gets him a solid 9.8 from the homie judges. Very classy we've learned from recent years to expect nothing less from these two karate champions.
Thirsty 🍷
Jesse Enkamp at 3:09, the boxing coach performs a move from the kata Annan!
Yo is that THE Tony Jeffries, olympic medalist boxer and former undefeated pro whose channel teaches us everything boxing??
SURE IS KOLTON
Haha yeahhhhh u know it
No way that can be THE Tony Jeffries, olympic medalist boxer and a former undefeated pro whose channel teaches us everything boxing
@@yuuji3795 Bro, no. I think it really is THE Tony Jeffries, olympic medalist boxer and a former undefeated pro whose channel teaches us everything boxing
@@robbielarney3442 Is it really THAT Tony Jeffries, olympic medalist boxer and former undefeated pro whose channel teaches us everything boxing?!
Ma man 🤔
All the advice given:
Tip 1: Relax your body 0:41
Tip 2: Body weight behind the punch 1:18
Tip 3: Extend the arm 1:51
Tip 4: Step with it 2:43
Tips for hook punch power (4:12) :
Tip 1: Pull the punch back 5:00
Tip 2: Turn the foot and exaggerate the hip 5:56
Thank you 🙌
1 issue- for the hook he was saying don't pull your hand in a circle back towards your rear shoulder, put your hand through the bag along that lateral axis. i think.
The only issue I found with the tip 2 for the Hook is its counterintuitive for Muay Thai / Kickboxing related techniques. If you turn your foot inwards to the punch, you're open for a devastating leg kick. However, this is super beneficial for Boxing only. I copied Liam Harrison's hook which is basically transferring all your weight to your hook and exaggerate the shoulder movement.
No no no don't pull your punch back
Don't dexaggerate in training!
I can’t dexaggerate that enough
@@SenseiSeth Boo, booo! Alright, a little funny.
BTW, the antonym of "exaggerate" is "downplay" or "understate"
@@creative_copycat downplayggerate?
This was the crossover I didn't know I needed.
Never for one minute expected to see Sensei Seth taking tips from Tony Jeffries 👌🏻 loved it haha
Aye, it’s TONEEEEY!! That’s awesome man, I really loved seeing you two work together!
Man, his channel is amazing. His channel and Gabriel Varga's is basically where I learn the most about martial arts in UA-cam, so much great content.
When you asked that "foot and then hand or at the same time" I wondered if that came from the typical kata style of movement. I always wonder about that. WT ponsae and Karate kata usually go with the body before technique.
same!
Varga's channel is soooo underrated
Gabe is an underappreciated gem on YT
And Bazooka Joes channel is exellent, along with Tom Yankellow boxing channel.
Thank you 🙏🏼
"For more power, are you going foot and then hand?" God I appreciate you asking that so much. It's like every video I've watched since I started boxing years ago skips that and just expects you to know.
For all you martial artists out there, Jeffries has some of the best videos on boxing fundamentals and improvement that you can find. I love Sensei Seth's videos because we can sometimes get too narrow in our disciplines and he really broadens my knowledge.
I love Tony man. Best boxing coach on social media ever!
Forget Spiderverse, THIS is the crossover of the year jaja
I'm a long time karate guy, but because I think cross training is valuable, I went to a boxing coach. He was all over me for the points Tony makes -- relaxing rather than being tense (which karate people are prone to), turning the hips and shoulders (which karate people are taught not to do), extending the arm, and stepping with the punch. Doing these things indeed makes a great deal of difference. Thanks Tony and Seth.
Surely not a collab I would've ever expected,but what an awesome one! Tony's channel helps me - a beginner in boxing - a lot,not only because of his knowledge,but also because of his enthusiasm towards this beautiful martial art. Great video,cheers!
I found Jeffries a year ago and he helped me immensely. I incorporated a lot of his teachings into my workouts. It is surprising how little you can know even if you have hit and kicked things for decades!
This is awesome! I'm happy that you collaborated with Tony Jeffries. I wonder if you'd do another video on some mitt work.
Hmmm
Yooo, this an epic collab I never even thought could happen! This is so awesome seeing you two in one place 👏😄💖
Right? I follow both channels and respect both men as superb martial artists. This was great.
I love how sensei Seth is having a training arc training with the best out there... Is Seth planning something big like competing?
Tony and Sensei Seth absolute magic! Cheers lads 👍
One of the best videos in both channels
This is a collab I didn’t expect but I love , love both channels
His advice looks very similar to Peter Consterdine's "double hip" punches, very nice advice, especially for those of us coming from point karate (aka foot-fist fencing) who tend to pull our punches about 5 meters before the target
Note to self: Don't pick a fight with Sensei Seth! He will demolish you with his feet and hands!🥋🥊
Eventually wrestling too!! 😂😂
@@SenseiSeth I see you Triple Threat! Maybe jiu jitsu included in the mix? 😉
What about Shintaro Higashi?
@@counterkidnapping1737 I stand corrected
@@hawkgirl0912 Might as well just become a MMA guy
I've been following Tony's channel for a while now. He's an amazing coach with some of the best boxing content on youtube!
Love Tony Jefferies, good to see the colab.
You are killing it with these journey through martial arts videos Seth. Loving this content.
Maaaaan, I was hoping that, either you, WB or icy Mike, made a video with this man, definitely one of the best youtubers around, I loved the collab!
I love Tony's videos. Glad to see you went to his gym for a collab. Also nice to see the power increase with just a few adjustments.
Daym this video is only 3 minutes uploaded and I found this by luck, daym! sensei got them algorithm skills.
I have ZERO control lol
OmG I love both these UA-camrs , I Started Boxing seriously Because Of Tony jeffries.
I’ve been learning a lot from BOTH Seth and Tony👊🏼
An unexpected but welcome collaboration between two of my favourite channels. It's amazing what a good coach can bring to improve a person's fundamentals. Thank you for sharing!
Tony is fantastic as a teacher!!! Wonderfully to see him helping Seth
This was really cool! The whole video was helpful, but was especially interesting when he talked about going all the way through with the strikes, which is something I've been told and have said time and time again regarding board breaking specifically, but I think I lose sight of that concept in many other situations. Love this collab, I'll for sure be checking out his channel.
Okay, if all that was with a single lesson I'm scared of how far Sensei Seth would get with a full time year round training...
Also, Mister Jefrries is one hell of a coach... His vídeos helped me a ton!
That was a massive change
Now this is a cross over I didn't expect and am happy to see!
Great choice for a collab. Tony Jeffries has been my go to for boxing tips since I stumbled across his channel a year or so ago.
At the beginning I thought you have added camera shake to emphasize Tony's punching power 😂.
The camera shake comes from the back foot stamp Tony is doing.
the duo we needed
Tony has got absolutely excellent content on his channel. 🥊
Omg this is a collage between 2 of my favourite channels on UA-cam! So glad this has happened 👏
Love this! Keeping relaxed is super important. I will say that keeping your arm extended can be an issue if you don’t know how to safely throw a punch tho.
No way we got this collab. Awesome.
this is a collab i didn't know i needed but definietly appreciate
Those 4 tips are great for anyone who hasn't been taught the basics for punching. I wonder how many people haven't been taught how to properly throw a punch.
I have been doing boxing for a couple of years, and until today I wasn't able to quite point out why some people have crap hooks and others have solid ones. Besides that it's always nice to have someone else repeat what you are already doing. It makes you mind a bit more.
@@Olav_Hansen agreed on that. Ive never been taught how to strike by anyone outside of a combat sport so i don't know what they are taught in terms of punches. I wouldnt mind being a fly on the wall to see how everything is taught.
I agree with transferring the weight from the front foot to the back foot (6:02), it helps maintain balance.
The collab no onr asked for but the collab everybody needed
Great job punching Seth.
Thank you for sharing ☺️.
We now need him to collab with Jedi Does Jiu-Jitsu, Gabriel Varga and Max from Burridge Kickboxing.
Finally the collab we all wanted!!
Awesome! Thanks. Been following both of your channels recently.
with that straight right, you're visibly much faster too. Not only have you gained power, but you'll be able to land them more too.
Wow never expected this collaboration but I love it! Love it when different Martial Arts UA-camrs I like work together and somehow it often includes Seth haha, nice video you two!
legendary collab
Not a collab I expected, but certainly appreciated
We are entering the golden age of UA-cam martial art tutorials, with Sean Fagen, Sensei Seth, Tony Jeffries, Hard2Hurt, Gabriel Varga, Sylvie, and tell me if I'm missing any because I'd like to know. They were all so valuable to training during the pandemic.
Shane from fight tips?😅
Haven't watched all of it yet but already like it. We need more Gi guys learning boxing from Jeffries. Even Kyokushin has no boxing. And even Thai Boxers have less proficient boxing.
I love seeing this Collab! I'm a big fan of you both
Tony's channel is friggin great.
I’ve been following Tony for awhile now. He’s great. I’m really digging this latest set of collab videos. Super great work!
The collab we wanted and we needed
Sensei Seth is becoming the "Just some guy with a mustache" of martial arts channels. He's in all of them!
Nice! Tony is a great guy to get boxing knowledge from, Sensei Seth I love how you’re so open to other martial arts!
I’m glad you spent some time with a boxer. But, Tony Jeffries, Olympian, great British pro boxer. Great choice! Exaggeration vs minimization. When I was in the amateurs, it greatly improved my Shotokan. Not just power but footwork.
Sharing this video with my students immediately. You teach this stuff better than I do.
Tony Jefferies is the best UA-cam boxing instructor. Thanks Sensei Seth for doing this collaboration.
When Tony shadow boxes, he knocks shadows out!
Two of my favourite UA-camrs
Well done Seth - you picked out one of the world's finest - I love Tony's UA-cam channel 👍
This is all great advice. Thank you!
I love your vids man best I've seen out of martial arts youtubers in awhile
Thanks!!
For those who do Traditional Karate, at 3:09 the boxing coach demonstrates a move from the Kata Annan!
Sparring would be awesome to watch between you two!
Damn Seth, quickly becoming the top martial artists on YT 👌🤙🤌
EPIC CROSSOVER TIME BABY
I thought it was a Tony video but it took a second to notice the chubby surprise lurking in the corner
Sensei with all the big link ups recently. 👌
Great colab...long time Sensai Seth sub, long time Tony sub, the man does great tips, that are easy to understand, and with that sweet sweet accent. Cheers...great work everyone...now I want to see you teach Tony to side kick...lol...that would be great.
Admit it Seth, you are creeping my UA-cam subscription page
I have the same subscription page lol
I felt every contact you had with the bag.
Damn I miss boxing, I should start again.
Nothing quite like two of my favorite martial arts UA-camrs collaborating on a video about my favorite sport
The collab I didn’t know I needed
Just got into tony Jefferies now u teaching sensei seth dayum
Amazing collab!
Liston used the step in technique and it’s also used in Kung Fu/Tai Chi. Dempsey and Tyson used a falling step that is even more powerful. Difference is the falling step throws all of your body weight into the punch and then you can bound out. The gazelle punch does something similar but vertically.
These videos keep getting better and better 😁👍
Love this collab!
Ooo I didn’t expect this collab but Ill gladly take it.
even biomechanically, it just makes sense. It clicked for me a couple of months ago. Rolling your shoulder into your punch gives you more mass behind each punch, even if the acceleration stays the same. For most, the acceleration doesn't change a whole lot without a lot of resistance band and plyometric snapping kind of exercises to improve the twitch fibers in your arm and back, so a lot of people get an instant boost by focusing on putting more mass behind each punch. Remember Force = mass * acceleration. The step in isn't about connecting with the ground or pushing the force from the ground to your body, it's about making it so that the full mass of your body is behind each cross you throw. That's how you get knock-out power. A body the bursts forward for a split second is multiplying your force by close to 200 kg/m/s depending on your body weight and acceleration, which is a ridiculous difference compared to the usual, thrown from the shoulder, beginner type of cross.
The fight community grows online everyday and I’m all here for it
This shows that no matter how smart or good you are or how many years into something you are someone always knows more so stay humble
didnt know i needed this combo.... but i love it!!!
Relax whole body and tense fist area
Get body weight behind it
Extend arm fully
Step with it/momentum behind it and turn at the same time your back foot/pivot body - push ground legs drive.
Hook punch - stay relaxed turn hips weight behind it and through the target 🎯 pull the hand back after through the target keep tight precise and accurate
Turn the foot and exaggerate the hips weight from front transfer to back foot
Love the collab!
youre a wizard dude! great collab - really lets me know that you search around endlessly online for martial arts goodness like i do!
Holy crap. I’m subscribed to Tony and I thought this was his video until you spoke in the intro!
I've followed Tony for a bit and he's a great coach. But damn, Sensei Seth learns real quick