I've been boxing for 3 year's now and this guy is dropping true bombs simple but effective if you apply the moves correctly at the right time they will work any where , well done sir 👏👏
9 years boxing and I'm still to this day getting better technique, footwork and punch mechanics. Every time I get better am amazed that there's no ceiling on skills
Boxing comes pretty natural to me, even though I'm old as dirt . When I first started training MMA, I was able to use it pretty well against other beginners. But I quickly learned that I had to modify my stance when facing guys who were more experienced. They would kick the shit out of my lead leg. I also had to be VERY careful with head movement due to walking into head kicks. But overall, I found that combining boxing and wrestling was the best foundation for me. Then I use BJJ as a supplement if I'm facing a good wrestler.
To EVERYONE: The next 10 videos will be my last on the channel. They will, however, be raw and give you more info on me and why I came on YT in the first place. Stay Tuned. TOPIC #1 Why people do not care about your martial arts training.
@@hammad9091 Thanks dude :). I will have a website that people will be able to come to for information. This UA-cam thing is for people who are selling to the market. The market is run by people who are emotionally invested in myth. I will have another channel you will like.
How do you teach defense?I do Not mean technique but the didactics. Is it Drills or so you expose them to Attacks and they intuitively have to defend (this is how you learned right?)
Great video. Boxing is an incredibly limited fighting style in terms of what you can and can’t do but that only allows you to specialize deeper than ever. Take Joe Frazier for example as someone who pretty much just had a left hook, but it was arguably the greatest left hook of all time
Amazing as always. I heard a JJ teacher in another video in his channel (the guy is a Rickson Gracie Black Belt) giving his two cents about this dilemma in Jiu Jitsu of learning all these new-school sport-based techniques that come up every day. He said basically that you shouldn't waste your time by learning hundreds of techniques, but getting better at the fundamentals and that a white belt may know the same technique than a black belt, but the white belt will execute it at a white belt level, while the black belt will execute it at a black belt level. Also related to this, once someone asked Rickson G. what is the hardest belt to get promoted to, and he said the blue belt, cause in that belt (at least for his students, cause JJ has no official structure) "you know the whole game", but then you have to develop the timing and speed to apply them. So at the end it's not just about "knowing" a technique, or being exposed to it, but also the level of your ability to execute it, and that could only be developed with repetition and sparring, whether it's boxing or JJ. But completely agree with the concept exposed in this video.
Came here to learn about self defense, got out of it with how to properly educate people with a language everybody understands. Honestly, ma shaa Allah Sheikh you are a top notch trainer. May Allah swt. preserve you and your family and give you the highest rank in jannah. Salam Aleykum from germany.
Your lecture reminded me of some time in my life. I saw my cousen and someone else have a fist fight. They both rran out of air or they lack cardio. That told me if I can just dodge their punches and make them tired, then I can wind the fight. But like Bruce Lee said, you have to develop your cardio. Study his phiilosopy and you can be great.
I agree, when I first started karate,all I did was train basics,with focus on endurance,speed, power,and accuracy. My instructor stopped teaching,so I didn’t have a lot of techniques. 3 years of straight basics on my own,trying to figure out how to land them effectively, and sparring as much as possible. I was 13, now 52 and after earning a black belt in Kajukenbo, I still focus on the same things I started doing. Thank you for making it plain. Much love my brother
Been binge watching your vids man your wisdom is so priceless how you do not have 10 million subscriptions is proof people worship illusions and false idols. When you put up a new channel or site I need to know Master Carman
Agreed that’s how I approach combinations and shadowboxing. It’s mostly from sparring and knowing problems I have and coming up with a way to deal with them. Then I work it in my shadowboxing and combinations and reassess in sparring. When I started doing that and taking things one at a time instead working on things without context my learning took off. I still have a lot to work on but this definitely helps. Everything you say is on point and very true. Respect.
Thank you Sayf. I wish I had been told all of this 20 plus years ago. Learning the basics and the monotony that goes with it seems like the hard way at first. The sad reality is that if someone doesn't understand what you just laid out here, they will waste years and boxing is a young mans sport. You can add all the hot sauce and seasoning you like to your steak, but having good steak is a hell of a lot more important than how you spice it. I spent too much time worrying about flavour (Canadian spelling) and not enough making sure I had a good juicy cut.
I love all of your points and I can’t agree more. Most don’t know jack Dempsey did some catch wrestling. I read his book championship fighting and his outlook was definitely different than modern sport boxing
GREAT EXPLANATION!! That's the principle and concept that any self-defense system/class should have. If you read the Tao of JKD Bruce Lee always talked about simplicity and directness. Great Job Sir 🙏🏼
If you double jabbed right hook and shifted with it. So as you throw the right you turn southpaw. Could use it to set up heavy left hook. Intensity of Being interested in the subject is more important than the exact part of the subject being studied. Its necessary to do what you dont like often to grow past a certain Point. You are absolutely right in how your teaching. Just wanted to give some thoughts i had. Often i just do weird shadowboxing. New combos odd almost kung fu kata type stuff. Absolutely love it. Makes me so happy. I learn everytime one new combination I never thought. Thousands of times and got a new nugget. A better understanding of how to operate in a larger capacity. I have more options. I can choose from more. New footwork new step this punch plus this head movement. Not the most efficient training I'll admit. But I will train the longest from it. Get the most out of it. Albeit not coordinated in a method. I will have to go and fine tune missing sections etc. The amount of skill points acquired for me is so much higher than if i did it with the whole. Mirror with perfect form. I do try to not have excess movement move with a direct reason for the movement. That being said my favorite combination I have probably thrown under 5000 times. 125216. For the very reason its not very practical. Work that or a textbook combination. That being said I just decided to get my favorite combo to be something I perfect. Life's fun how you can get to the same destination 50 different ways.
Sayf, have you ever considered putting out a boxing beginner DVD? It would probably be greatly appreciated by people who want to learn the real. Great video👍
I 100% agree. I had an ammy MMA fight and I didnt use my jab in the fight. Not happy with that I decided to hang up a bedsheet up in a doorway and I just started jabbing that thing 100s of times a day.
While try to finish my masters and only 3 classes away I suffered exhaustion, migrains, lost of muscle, while working and having to still chase down jobs that last a short time. I smoke a Bowggi or 2 a day, and stressing to make rent, light, Internet. damn I miss the gym. thanx for the insights
Salamaleykum brothers, is it wrong of me thinkin that my soul chose the southpaw stance the day I started boxing? Will it be a sunnah to stand in the southpaw stance if I happened to be in a life/death situation?
What you have said is worth a £100000000 the special forces is the same there is no special sauce. Only development. Development is king!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thank you you are blessed
Does anyone here know of boxing shoes that are naturally foot shaped? I refuse to get bunion (inward toe) again because of narrow point shoes that almost everyone in Europe use, Example of foot shaped shoes are: vivo barefoot, altra ect. I really appreciate response on this matter, I have been wanting high rise boxing shoes for a long time now.
Have there been enough boxing techniques invented so that if they did give out belts in boxing to denote rank, that someone could be a black belt or a first, second or third degree black belt?
I suppose a curriculum could be recorded to give belts, but it still would be based more on development because not many techniques are in boxing compared to other martial arts.
Good video sayf. Not only in boxing but I can use this knowledge in other things as well. I'm not trying to box professionally but I love to do it for fun. Recently I've started sparring and I love it however my Last sparring I fought like a idiot Brawler and took some hard shots to the head. Ive started getting minor headaches for the past two weeks. It's slowly getting better but it's not letting me get back I the gym. I understand I need to better my defense but I just don't like the fact that my head can't handle a couple bumps. I was wondering is this normal when you begin to spar? Thank you for the vids keep em coming
Sounds like you need to figure out how to get your face out of the way of multiple punches.However, growing pains are necessary in boxing and other martial arts.It helps you to develop like our sensei Sayf Carman explained in this video.
@gussstavo you pretty much nailed really. As soon as I got into the ring I just abandoned all the techniques I learned. Was worried about not looking bad but ln reality I was lol. Yea Def will work on that thanks for the tip!
Ah man i hope your not winding down off youtube completely. Maybe you will continue with your second channel on philosophy? Either way i hope you will return to this channel one day.
Mr. blackman: Yes, I am going to continue with my channel on the mind. I have 2 books being edited now and will be publishing several in the next year. Another 10 videos and I am out. I am now working on a book on the connection between self esteem and IQ. The study is based on multiple personality disorders where when one personality takes over the SAME BODY and BRAIN the IQ can change by as much as 10 points. I have been very interested in this since me and my two sisters tested in our 20s and scored far above the national average with both my sisters scoring in the top 2% at 137 and 142. The narrative of the martial arts is shaped by people who have very little knowledge on it. They talk the loudest. Very boring and a waste of my time. The videos will stay and I will have a website where people can contact me for combative material.
Battle Rifle: Cuts occur from a punch when you smash flesh against bone. If you picture throwing a rock into a small bucket of water, the rock is thrown with such force as to displace the water and the water separates. That is much like the skin splitting.
Battle Rifle: As a side note: If you have been fighting for a while, the face is one big pain even if you have a good defense (the gloves still are against your face). Many times a particular part of your face is numb. Because of those two factors, you rarely feel the cut when it occurs. I have been cut 3 times, once in a street fight and 2 times in boxing matches. Did not know either had occurred until the warm flow got my attention. What hurt was the wind (if cold) blowing in it.
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I appreciate your perspective, but as a BJJ guy, I think you misunderstand jiu-jitsu. Principles and concepts are what you truly learn, rather than what you describe as hundreds of techniques.
Noodle Boi: For some reason people keep assuming that I do not know what I am talking about. Although you will deny it, I have a feeling that it is because I am black since most white guys have no clue of what they are talking about and are followed. Brazil has the largest population of African people other than Africa so it is more odd that whites would talk about BJJ than Blacks actually. Of course again you will say it is not a color thing, but I have been on you tube for 8 years and people like you keep insulting me by thinking I do not know what I am saying. Now, Brown belt in Judo (earned in 1978!!!!!!!), High school first reserve wrestling 1975-76 , Starter 1977-79, Junior College (After being accepted to a Div 1 powerhouse only to mess that up by beating someone with brass knuckles who assaulted my sister) .
Noodle Boi: Now for my answer for ALL to see: First, Principles and concepts are NOT taught in most BJJ schools! That is why so many dvds are purchased by BJJ players. Next, if it was about Principles and concepts you people would stop at purple belt and roll to up your skills since it is by purple belt that the highest % submissions are taught. Instead you go on to earn black belt for nostalgia and nothing more. That is a fact. Principles and concepts are strengthened by rolling NOT learning more submissions that are useless and only impressive to your buddies. Don't believe me? I said 9 years this: ONLY about NINE submissions are seen in MMA! Still that is true. Perhaps you should ask ROGER GRACIE why only 24 techniques are used in BJJ self-defense when his school calls for close to 600 for black belt. It is all about marketing and mostly to whites who have the money to pay and want to think they are deadly. That is the truth.
just like professional fighters say if you never fought in the ring or cage your not a real fighter I say if you never fought for your life with no referee or bell to save your life fighting multiple attackers with wepons your not a real fighter
TheUmmahFightCamp just showing love sensai I messaged you a week or 2 ago about coming out to New Jersey for a session I live in Brooklyn new york is there anyway we could get in contact?
there are many different varations of the jab.. diff ways to throw an overhand. diff ways to throw a hook depending on if they are far or close. i can assure you someone who has been boxing for 1 year doesnt know how to throw the same punches as the pros you mentioned. Why ? because although there is only jab/right/2 hooks/ 2 uppercuts.. there are many diff variations of throwing them depending on the situation and thats one of the things that make a great boxer great. great vid though i agree with a lot of what you said.
Viral Central TV: Actually there is very little variation. UA-cam channels feel the need to show far more than is used because viewers need to be entertained. From Errol Spence to Canelo Alvarez, most high-level fighters are not throwing much in the way of variations. ANY gym that has at least 2 open class GG fighters will display virtually every variation used at the highest level of boxing. If a kid goes to the gym 3 days a week (and most go more if they are serious), they will see virtually all the punches used. I can look at most channels on youtube and social media and tell you that most of what they post pros would laugh at.
@@understandboxing3839 : To be sure sir, in NO way, am I insinuating that the only difference between Floyd, Manny, Errol and others with 6 months experience is a few small things. All I am saying is the difference is NOT the PHYSICAL aspect. It is mental. I find that people with the best skills come apart under pressure or blink when punches are coming over 50%. Just walking to the ring to fight someone who has a real chance of beating you takes guts most do not have. Give it some thought and get back to me. Be well and thanks for your comments. Please keep it up, they force me to think. :). Sayf
I've been boxing for 3 year's now and this guy is dropping true bombs simple but effective if you apply the moves correctly at the right time they will work any where , well done sir 👏👏
Your probably the only person who teaches boxing for what it is. A martial art
Yup
It aint not sport
How is boxing not a sport?????
9 years boxing and I'm still to this day getting better technique, footwork and punch mechanics. Every time I get better am amazed that there's no ceiling on skills
Yes absolutely. I've been doing it for a year and I'm still finding things to improve
Sayf is a damn good speaker and lecturer, that's for sure. The content is top-notch as well.
Boxing comes pretty natural to me, even though I'm old as dirt . When I first started training MMA, I was able to use it pretty well against other beginners. But I quickly learned that I had to modify my stance when facing guys who were more experienced. They would kick the shit out of my lead leg. I also had to be VERY careful with head movement due to walking into head kicks. But overall, I found that combining boxing and wrestling was the best foundation for me. Then I use BJJ as a supplement if I'm facing a good wrestler.
To EVERYONE: The next 10 videos will be my last on the channel. They will, however, be raw and give you more info on me and why I came on YT in the first place. Stay Tuned. TOPIC #1 Why people do not care about your martial arts training.
Oh man, they will be the last? I hope not bro, your stuff is gold!
@@hammad9091 Thanks dude :). I will have a website that people will be able to come to for information. This UA-cam thing is for people who are selling to the market. The market is run by people who are emotionally invested in myth. I will have another channel you will like.
@@TheUmmahFightCamp phew, I'm real glad to know that akhi. Assalamualaikum.
@@TheUmmahFightCamp man keep going ❤
How do you teach defense?I do Not mean technique but the didactics. Is it Drills or so you expose them to Attacks and they intuitively have to defend (this is how you learned right?)
Great video. Boxing is an incredibly limited fighting style in terms of what you can and can’t do but that only allows you to specialize deeper than ever. Take Joe Frazier for example as someone who pretty much just had a left hook, but it was arguably the greatest left hook of all time
Amazing as always.
I heard a JJ teacher in another video in his channel (the guy is a Rickson Gracie Black Belt) giving his two cents about this dilemma in Jiu Jitsu of learning all these new-school sport-based techniques that come up every day. He said basically that you shouldn't waste your time by learning hundreds of techniques, but getting better at the fundamentals and that a white belt may know the same technique than a black belt, but the white belt will execute it at a white belt level, while the black belt will execute it at a black belt level.
Also related to this, once someone asked Rickson G. what is the hardest belt to get promoted to, and he said the blue belt, cause in that belt (at least for his students, cause JJ has no official structure) "you know the whole game", but then you have to develop the timing and speed to apply them.
So at the end it's not just about "knowing" a technique, or being exposed to it, but also the level of your ability to execute it, and that could only be developed with repetition and sparring, whether it's boxing or JJ.
But completely agree with the concept exposed in this video.
Brilliant Sayf, i had a good laugh making it both enjoyable and knowledgable.
Came here to learn about self defense, got out of it with how to properly educate people with a language everybody understands. Honestly, ma shaa Allah Sheikh you are a top notch trainer. May Allah swt. preserve you and your family and give you the highest rank in jannah. Salam Aleykum from germany.
Your lecture reminded me of some time in my life. I saw my cousen and someone else have a fist fight. They both rran out of air or they lack cardio. That told me if I can just dodge their punches and make them tired, then I can wind the fight. But like Bruce Lee said, you have to develop your cardio. Study his phiilosopy and you can be great.
Excellent lecture
I agree, when I first started karate,all I did was train basics,with focus on endurance,speed, power,and accuracy. My instructor stopped teaching,so I didn’t have a lot of techniques. 3 years of straight basics on my own,trying to figure out how to land them effectively, and sparring as much as possible. I was 13, now 52 and after earning a black belt in Kajukenbo, I still focus on the same things I started doing. Thank you for making it plain. Much love my brother
Wing chun guy here nodding my head away. Yes!
Been binge watching your vids man your wisdom is so priceless how you do not have 10 million subscriptions is proof people worship illusions and false idols. When you put up a new channel or site I need to know Master Carman
And that's why there's only one belt in Boxing and Wrestling...Gold,which means you're the best of the best in your weight class.
Absolute vital information. Thank you
Agreed that’s how I approach combinations and shadowboxing. It’s mostly from sparring and knowing problems I have and coming up with a way to deal with them. Then I work it in my shadowboxing and combinations and reassess in sparring. When I started doing that and taking things one at a time instead working on things without context my learning took off. I still have a lot to work on but this definitely helps. Everything you say is on point and very true. Respect.
I love the videos Sir.
👏👏👏
To quote Goku from the Dragonballz movie, "it wasn't the technique,it was the execution".
@trufiend138 Crazy what you can learn from anime,regardless of how outlandish it maybe.lol
Thank you Sayf. I wish I had been told all of this 20 plus years ago. Learning the basics and the monotony that goes with it seems like the hard way at first. The sad reality is that if someone doesn't understand what you just laid out here, they will waste years and boxing is a young mans sport.
You can add all the hot sauce and seasoning you like to your steak, but having good steak is a hell of a lot more important than how you spice it. I spent too much time worrying about flavour (Canadian spelling) and not enough making sure I had a good juicy cut.
How young is young?
Thank you will share
Wish I had a good trainer or mentor like you
I believe you. Thank you.
Simply gold.
Very interesting
I love all of your points and I can’t agree more. Most don’t know jack Dempsey did some catch wrestling. I read his book championship fighting and his outlook was definitely different than modern sport boxing
“Your rank will come when you can spar all types of people..and not get your ass beat” AMEN BROTHER!
GREAT EXPLANATION!! That's the principle and concept that any self-defense system/class should have. If you read the Tao of JKD Bruce Lee always talked about simplicity and directness.
Great Job Sir 🙏🏼
Great video Mr Carman ;you have to put up with a lot of head akes to get good at boxing
If you double jabbed right hook and shifted with it. So as you throw the right you turn southpaw. Could use it to set up heavy left hook. Intensity of Being interested in the subject is more important than the exact part of the subject being studied. Its necessary to do what you dont like often to grow past a certain Point. You are absolutely right in how your teaching. Just wanted to give some thoughts i had. Often i just do weird shadowboxing. New combos odd almost kung fu kata type stuff. Absolutely love it. Makes me so happy. I learn everytime one new combination I never thought. Thousands of times and got a new nugget. A better understanding of how to operate in a larger capacity. I have more options. I can choose from more. New footwork new step this punch plus this head movement. Not the most efficient training I'll admit. But I will train the longest from it. Get the most out of it. Albeit not coordinated in a method. I will have to go and fine tune missing sections etc. The amount of skill points acquired for me is so much higher than if i did it with the whole. Mirror with perfect form. I do try to not have excess movement move with a direct reason for the movement. That being said my favorite combination I have probably thrown under 5000 times. 125216. For the very reason its not very practical. Work that or a textbook combination. That being said I just decided to get my favorite combo to be something I perfect. Life's fun how you can get to the same destination 50 different ways.
Great video overall .
But that last statement was EPIC !!!!!
Sayf, have you ever considered putting out a boxing beginner DVD? It would probably be greatly appreciated by people who want to learn the real. Great video👍
I 100% agree. I had an ammy MMA fight and I didnt use my jab in the fight. Not happy with that I decided to hang up a bedsheet up in a doorway and I just started jabbing that thing 100s of times a day.
Theres a new thing called heavy bag you should check them out
All thriller, no filler.
Another great video Sayf! Very true, you have to refine and build skill, not just add more stuff.
Have you or someone else made that video series on boxing fundamentals?
Thank you for this vid..I subscribed a few years ago for your boxing theory..been waiting for this
Salam alaikum brother, I just found your channel. mashAllah real good stuff! Subscribed
coolsvilleowner: Wa Alaikum Musalaam, Good to have you!
Akhi could you make a video explaining how to trip your nervous system or some drills to help trip your nervous system. It would help a lot.
I will, but people will have to trust me lol. Why, because the mind will suggest other than what I say.
@@TheUmmahFightCamp thank you
While try to finish my masters and only 3 classes away I suffered exhaustion, migrains, lost of muscle, while working and having to still chase down jobs that last a short time. I smoke a Bowggi or 2 a day, and stressing to make rent, light, Internet. damn I miss the gym. thanx for the insights
Hope you are feeling better my brother.
I'm learning
Does the same concept of development apply to wrestling?
Yes
Where can I find this channel or course with just boxing basics? Does Coach Carman have a course ?
Errol Spence Jr stylistically reminds me of Joe Louis.
What's the name of the channel
Get Ready, Cus here I come
Temptations said it and now I'm saying it.
The Master Boxer!
Sayf what do u think of the street advice of learn to hit hard? And how important is that?
Very true
Hello Mr. Carman. I’m trying to find your patreon page.
Salamaleykum brothers, is it wrong of me thinkin that my soul chose the southpaw stance the day I started boxing? Will it be a sunnah to stand in the southpaw stance if I happened to be in a life/death situation?
What you have said is worth a £100000000 the special forces is the same there is no special sauce. Only development. Development is king!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thank you you are blessed
What channel would you recommend to watch for exactly what you mentioned in this video, just learning and mastering the basics ?
contact me at: ummahcamp@yahoo.com
110%
boxing as self defense system greaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat
Does anyone here know of boxing shoes that are naturally foot shaped? I refuse to get bunion (inward toe) again because of narrow point shoes that almost everyone in Europe use, Example of foot shaped shoes are: vivo barefoot, altra ect. I really appreciate response on this matter, I have been wanting high rise boxing shoes for a long time now.
Have there been enough boxing techniques invented so that if they did give out belts in boxing to denote rank, that someone could be a black belt or a first, second or third degree black belt?
I suppose a curriculum could be recorded to give belts, but it still would be based more on development because not many techniques are in boxing compared to other martial arts.
Good video sayf. Not only in boxing but I can use this knowledge in other things as well. I'm not trying to box professionally but I love to do it for fun. Recently I've started sparring and I love it however my Last sparring I fought like a idiot Brawler and took some hard shots to the head. Ive started getting minor headaches for the past two weeks. It's slowly getting better but it's not letting me get back I the gym. I understand I need to better my defense but I just don't like the fact that my head can't handle a couple bumps. I was wondering is this normal when you begin to spar? Thank you for the vids keep em coming
Sounds like you need to figure out how to get your face out of the way of multiple punches.However, growing pains are necessary in boxing and other martial arts.It helps you to develop like our sensei Sayf Carman explained in this video.
@gussstavo you pretty much nailed really. As soon as I got into the ring I just abandoned all the techniques I learned. Was worried about not looking bad but ln reality I was lol. Yea Def will work on that thanks for the tip!
@@KWillo yea makes sense. I will definitely work on better defensive options.
The real thing.
Ah man i hope your not winding down off youtube completely. Maybe you will continue with your second channel on philosophy? Either way i hope you will return to this channel one day.
Mr. blackman: Yes, I am going to continue with my channel on the mind. I have 2 books being edited now and will be publishing several in the next year. Another 10 videos and I am out. I am now working on a book on the connection between self esteem and IQ. The study is based on multiple personality disorders where when one personality takes over the SAME BODY and BRAIN the IQ can change by as much as 10 points. I have been very interested in this since me and my two sisters tested in our 20s and scored far above the national average with both my sisters scoring in the top 2% at 137 and 142. The narrative of the martial arts is shaped by people who have very little knowledge on it. They talk the loudest. Very boring and a waste of my time. The videos will stay and I will have a website where people can contact me for combative material.
Hey Sayf. Love the Content. Can you make a video on how to Cutt your opponent in a boxing match? Or how to cause cutts?
Battle Rifle: Cuts occur from a punch when you smash flesh against bone. If you picture throwing a rock into a small bucket of water, the rock is thrown with such force as to displace the water and the water separates. That is much like the skin splitting.
Great question by the way :)
Battle Rifle: As a side note: If you have been fighting for a while, the face is one big pain even if you have a good defense (the gloves still are against your face). Many times a particular part of your face is numb. Because of those two factors, you rarely feel the cut when it occurs. I have been cut 3 times, once in a street fight and 2 times in boxing matches. Did not know either had occurred until the warm flow got my attention. What hurt was the wind (if cold) blowing in it.
@@TheUmmahFightCamp Yeah I just like ending fights were fighters can't come back from so easily. And it's obvious a Cutt will not let them continue
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whats your opinion about aikido???
Its crap its bs its useless
Where's Errol Spence Jr's channel
It was an example!
I appreciate your perspective, but as a BJJ guy, I think you misunderstand jiu-jitsu. Principles and concepts are what you truly learn, rather than what you describe as hundreds of techniques.
Noodle Boi: For some reason people keep assuming that I do not know what I am talking about. Although you will deny it, I have a feeling that it is because I am black since most white guys have no clue of what they are talking about and are followed. Brazil has the largest population of African people other than Africa so it is more odd that whites would talk about BJJ than Blacks actually. Of course again you will say it is not a color thing, but I have been on you tube for 8 years and people like you keep insulting me by thinking I do not know what I am saying. Now, Brown belt in Judo (earned in 1978!!!!!!!), High school first reserve wrestling 1975-76 , Starter 1977-79, Junior College (After being accepted to a Div 1 powerhouse only to mess that up by beating someone with brass knuckles who assaulted my sister) .
Noodle Boi: Now for my answer for ALL to see: First, Principles and concepts are NOT taught in most BJJ schools! That is why so many dvds are purchased by BJJ players. Next, if it was about Principles and concepts you people would stop at purple belt and roll to up your skills since it is by purple belt that the highest % submissions are taught. Instead you go on to earn black belt for nostalgia and nothing more. That is a fact. Principles and concepts are strengthened by rolling NOT learning more submissions that are useless and only impressive to your buddies. Don't believe me? I said 9 years this: ONLY about NINE submissions are seen in MMA! Still that is true. Perhaps you should ask ROGER GRACIE why only 24 techniques are used in BJJ self-defense when his school calls for close to 600 for black belt. It is all about marketing and mostly to whites who have the money to pay and want to think they are deadly. That is the truth.
just like professional fighters say if you never fought in the ring or cage your not a real fighter I say if you never fought for your life with no referee or bell to save your life fighting multiple attackers with wepons your not a real fighter
Bro what’s wrong with you you should charge for these gems 🙏🏽
yea lol. I know. I am working on a massive package on boxing and that will not be cheap lol
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there are many different varations of the jab.. diff ways to throw an overhand. diff ways to throw a hook depending on if they are far or close.
i can assure you someone who has been boxing for 1 year doesnt know how to throw the same punches as the pros you mentioned. Why ? because although there is only jab/right/2 hooks/ 2 uppercuts.. there are many diff variations of throwing them depending on the situation and thats one of the things that make a great boxer great.
great vid though i agree with a lot of what you said.
Viral Central TV: Actually there is very little variation. UA-cam channels feel the need to show far more than is used because viewers need to be entertained. From Errol Spence to Canelo Alvarez, most high-level fighters are not throwing much in the way of variations. ANY gym that has at least 2 open class GG fighters will display virtually every variation used at the highest level of boxing. If a kid goes to the gym 3 days a week (and most go more if they are serious), they will see virtually all the punches used. I can look at most channels on youtube and social media and tell you that most of what they post pros would laugh at.
@@TheUmmahFightCamp ok i appreciate your input and i like your content. ill think about what you said.
@@understandboxing3839 : To be sure sir, in NO way, am I insinuating that the only difference between Floyd, Manny, Errol and others with 6 months experience is a few small things. All I am saying is the difference is NOT the PHYSICAL aspect. It is mental. I find that people with the best skills come apart under pressure or blink when punches are coming over 50%. Just walking to the ring to fight someone who has a real chance of beating you takes guts most do not have. Give it some thought and get back to me. Be well and thanks for your comments. Please keep it up, they force me to think. :). Sayf
not a lot of people understand what he says by saying in the street it doesn't work like that only real fighters know 😉
What part did he say?
Required watching