thanks to the Tszyu family and production - for sharing this. Herbs and spices arent just for taste in your food. They have medicinal qualities known for 1000s of years.
thank you for this video. a world champ can be built in a shed, a tiny garage, a run down leaky council building. the MOST IMPORTANT ingredients are: the fighter the trainer and the quality of the knowledge passed from teacher to student. everything else is an inevitable luxury
Joe Calzaghe was a phenomenal fighter; he had a special kind of rhythm he fought with. I remember watching him soundly beat Bernard Hopkins. Anybody that can outclass Bernard Hopkins is an all time level fighter
I am very proud of the boys, and a credit to their mother for bringing them up in a great way with the help of their father that idolizers them. Shame the parents are not together though.
@@bhatch5680 Tim himself said his Dad wasn’t there much in he and his brother’s lives, but he understood why. The boys also didn’t want to live in Russia either, so it understandable their mother played a much bigger role.
Well done with the proactive hand care, Nikita! So glad you've discovered hand conditioning and chinese trauma medicines at an early age - it will serve you well. If you can, try to find someone to teach you the iron palm qigong sequences to speed up tissue healing and multiply the effect of the medicines, too. At least some of them will also directly strengthen your hands further. Best of luck with your career and your health, mate!
Knew a guy who did steel hands for years. He used to be a sparring partner for some boxers, and they always said that getting hit by him was like a sledgehammer (gloves on) . Doctors couldn't even put a needle in his hand when going under the knife. One thing he did was spin his arm to increase blood flow, which would increase the healing and recovery time. Like others have said, you should have kept this training a secret. Good luck with it all. 👍
I would def. say to keep this kind of training to yourself also ...not many people think to condition there hands this way and if they do they gain a huge advantage.
@@novelaego2404 ok champ, seems like more than a few comments here saying the same thing I did. Conditioning the hands and shins is something fighters have been doing for longer than you or I have been alive. You do you though
@@Danoz_die_wrecktMMA competes more with WWE than boxing. It's a different demographic really. Boxing isn't a mainstream sport. The Americans do brilliantly in the most competitive divisions, just that the US most loves the flagship division and the big KO. The dodgiest division of all, bit of a freak show and often the skill level is nowhere near the competitive divisions. There's a couple of really good looking American prospects at the moment though. Look pretty tasty :p
I went to school to become a diesel mechanic, after you slip a wrench for the 10th time and punch the frame on a piece of equipment you end up getting some pretty hard knuckles and create a bunch of new expletives
The ointment appears to be Dit Da Jow and has been around for centuries. It can be made at home with the right herb selection. It works well for many types of injuries as well as hardening the body.
Depending on if your kung fu instructor was Mandarin or Cantonese speaking, they would be called “Shifu” or “Sifu”. The word “Sensei” is used in Japanese martial arts. These skills can still be found in many TCMA or Okinawan Karate styles.
A makiwara or heated sand woks with repeated striking too a carpet horse with your foreknuckles. Grandad was 5th dan Chuan Fa and previously kempo for NZ
@@jacobharris954 iron palm. Yeah look at that huge container of 'jow hes fully submerging both hands in. I just take some out of the big jar into a sanitiser bottle and squirt a bit on ( little squirt sanitiser bottles work well) , rub it in, repeat 3x
Love the idea of treating boxing as an art, kind of like the martial artists of old used to do. This type of stuff gives you an edge when done consistently. Artur Beterbiev is another one that does stuff like this and he’s the hardest puncher in the world
Well, tbh, the truth is, doesn't matter who knows, it's about who's willing to do this... Who's going to do this every day or week... Hard work, sacrifice, pain is no secret... one thing is to know how, the other is to do it...
I live for this stuff, the old skool methods, the stuff that made real results with real work. There’s a place for the new age methods, but to build the most solid and long-lasting results you need that old world method
Interesting to see how far Nikita goes. He has been breaking people and styling himself as a puncher. I hope to see him become a more measured boxer when he need to be.
Well trained boxers have terrific power in their punches, no doubt about it. Only thing from my experience is most of them ended up with badly cut skin when training bare handed on heavy bags or anything harder. Good video 👍
micro fractures of the bone which will heal and form a 'barrier' or shield. Martial Artists have been doing this for thousands of years including, finger tips, shins, forearms etc
It's now may 2024, and Nikki has already made a huge name for himself. Nikki really is an individual, who marches to the beat of his own drum. Is NOT into flashy shit, and loves the simple things in life.
Thanks mate! (Spasiba lol), Thanks for sharing this tradition. Kung Fu teachers are “Sifu” and “Sigung”, in Japan they are Sensei. I’d love to know if that potion is from China or Japan (Or Korean). I’ve just subbed, I’m so happy for your brothers big day and wish your good young self all the best in your budding career as well. I’m going to love this channel.
Bare knuckle boxing this is highly important…. A bare knuckle boxing trick since Victorian times was to steep the hands for twenty minutes in petrol…. Makes the hands like rocks
Rough them up any way you like then soak them in diesel and petrol mix keep doing it and I assure you the skin gets thick and strong I used to use fine sand paper and literally rough my knuckles an fist area up until bits of blood come like a small scratch does then soak also make a cement slurry with powder and water and soak hands in it wash them in it for like 10 or 15 minutes then wash it all of do that each day it dries your skin and thickens and hardens it but it's dry sounds mad but it works
@@myhatmygandhi6217 Makes a huge difference in the street for self defense, and it helps pro boxers too because it greatly reduces chances to break your hands.
AHHHHH! I heard a legend of this now I have proof Kostya Tszyu practiced IRON PALM! That's what that is! ( but you should do heavy drop-slaps also) The liquid is ditdajow , I love the smell I make it
Lawrence Lee made and sold 'Iron Palm" Herbs in little glass bottles. They looked like a little vertical fish tank full of stuff inside, and liquid was a piss yellow colour. Unfortunately Lawrence Lee in the 1990s was not an honest man. He took money for classes then would disappear without teaching the classes.
Yeah, he also did that in the 2000s. I was a student of his for a couple of years, I realised that he was not an honest man and it hurt our relationship. I learnt a bit off him, but there were a few things that made my memory of him sour.
@@peaceformula5830 I only do the basic one-armed snatch/swing 5 sets of varying reps on each arm. I implemented the clean and press and Turkish get ups in the past but I did some temporary shoulder damage with those, so I stopped. With the basic snatch there is next no chance of injury, its a very natural movement. ua-cam.com/video/Pm-b2XFeABA/v-deo.html
Every good teacher uses Dit Da Jow, and in many cases makes their own. Conditioning is King, Dit Da Jow is the crown on the students head. Keep your practice first in life and you will make progress. All the best. Laoshr #60 Ching Y Kung Fu Association
This is rad. His father was a legit beast in the ring and this young man has the right mindset and attitude.
I dig the simple approach to the art.
Basics. Tradition. Humility. Integrity.
Was a huge fan of their father throughout my growing years....I'm so proud of these boys....they have turned into fine men
yes, real Russian superstars
@@TheBinaryHappinessBorn and raised in Australia with Russian & Korean ancestry
His father had a strong punch and a huge smile. Tim has the same look, it's nice to see this family operation. They have a good image
thanks to the Tszyu family and production - for sharing this.
Herbs and spices arent just for taste in your food. They have medicinal qualities known for 1000s of years.
Their liniment is called Dit da Jow for iron palm training
Gotta love them family traditions!
thank you for this video. a world champ can be built in a shed, a tiny garage, a run down leaky council building.
the MOST IMPORTANT ingredients are:
the fighter
the trainer
and the quality of the knowledge passed from teacher to student.
everything else is an inevitable luxury
Your correct sir. Check out where Joe Calzaghe trained for his whole career!
Joe Calzaghe was a phenomenal fighter; he had a special kind of rhythm he fought with. I remember watching him soundly beat Bernard Hopkins. Anybody that can outclass Bernard Hopkins is an all time level fighter
Indeed, you forgot under a bridge haha
Awesome to see the Tszyu team continues
Very Humble Quite Achiever! Much Respect!!🤍🇦🇺🙋🏼♂️👊🏻👊🏻
I am very proud of the boys, and a credit to their mother for bringing them up in a great way with the help of their father that idolizers them. Shame the parents are not together though.
Looks like the pedigree, culture, training & tradition comes from the father 😂
@@bhatch5680 Tim himself said his Dad wasn’t there much in he and his brother’s lives, but he understood why. The boys also didn’t want to live in Russia either, so it understandable their mother played a much bigger role.
Grandfather boris trained them and kostya some credit should go to him!
Shame the parents aren't together 😂😂 are yours?
@@DarthScous3r Calm down buddy.
Well done with the proactive hand care, Nikita! So glad you've discovered hand conditioning and chinese trauma medicines at an early age - it will serve you well. If you can, try to find someone to teach you the iron palm qigong sequences to speed up tissue healing and multiply the effect of the medicines, too. At least some of them will also directly strengthen your hands further. Best of luck with your career and your health, mate!
What’s the difference between a chickpea and a lentil?
I’ve never had a lentil on my face.
Damn, I have the most respect for this family. Love the hard work and smart work. Best of luck to em' 👍
I'm surprised more fighters don't do knuckle conditioning. It makes a difference
Most do some form of it whether its knuckle push ups on concrete, rice buckets or wood boards.
seems real down to earth... hope he stays like that when he makes big time boxing
He's the best
Knew a guy who did steel hands for years. He used to be a sparring partner for some boxers, and they always said that getting hit by him was like a sledgehammer (gloves on) .
Doctors couldn't even put a needle in his hand when going under the knife.
One thing he did was spin his arm to increase blood flow, which would increase the healing and recovery time.
Like others have said, you should have kept this training a secret. Good luck with it all. 👍
Not a secret really. Muay Thai fighters use similar kinds of conditioning techniques as I'm sure his opponents are also.
I would def. say to keep this kind of training to yourself also ...not many people think to condition there hands this way and if they do they gain a huge advantage.
@@accradata Yea and they all get their fuck knocked in when being in an actual fight
@ accradata not the same champ
@@novelaego2404 ok champ, seems like more than a few comments here saying the same thing I did. Conditioning the hands and shins is something fighters have been doing for longer than you or I have been alive. You do you though
One family that as an Aussie I have always been proud of which is rare unfortunately.
Around the World think US boxer's are on the back foot
@@chris425amp7 mma to thank for that I think mate.
@@Danoz_die_wrecktMMA competes more with WWE than boxing. It's a different demographic really. Boxing isn't a mainstream sport. The Americans do brilliantly in the most competitive divisions, just that the US most loves the flagship division and the big KO. The dodgiest division of all, bit of a freak show and often the skill level is nowhere near the competitive divisions. There's a couple of really good looking American prospects at the moment though. Look pretty tasty :p
Is the ointment a special recipe of dit da jow? We have alot of this at my home in Hong Kong and use it to treat alot of our sprains, bruises, etc.
I went to school to become a diesel mechanic, after you slip a wrench for the 10th time and punch the frame on a piece of equipment you end up getting some pretty hard knuckles and create a bunch of new expletives
The ointment appears to be Dit Da Jow and has been around for centuries. It can be made at home with the right herb selection. It works well for many types of injuries as well as hardening the body.
the Thais have their own version as well
@Fullmile - what?! I’ve never heard of this before. Please 🙏🏻 could you elaborate a bit more? Maybe tell me where one might get their hands on it?
@Fullmile - for real please give us more info. I want to find it.
@james smith thank you for injecting some common sense
@james smith So you're saying that despite their storied lineage, both Kosta and Nikita Tszyu are suckers who believe in the snake oil.
Depending on if your kung fu instructor was Mandarin or Cantonese speaking, they would be called “Shifu” or “Sifu”. The word “Sensei” is used in Japanese martial arts. These skills can still be found in many TCMA or Okinawan Karate styles.
A makiwara or heated sand woks with repeated striking too a carpet horse with your foreknuckles. Grandad was 5th dan Chuan Fa and previously kempo for NZ
Yep, he is doing iron fist training. And he using dit da jow
both the word “Sifu” and “Sensei” just mean teacher and the word " sensei " was use everywhere not just in martial arts :V .
Knuckle conditioning was also done in old school British pugilism. They used to punch buckets of sand.
@@jacobharris954 iron palm. Yeah look at that huge container of 'jow hes fully submerging both hands in. I just take some out of the big jar into a sanitiser bottle and squirt a bit on ( little squirt sanitiser bottles work well) , rub it in, repeat 3x
Love the idea of treating boxing as an art, kind of like the martial artists of old used to do. This type of stuff gives you an edge when done consistently. Artur Beterbiev is another one that does stuff like this and he’s the hardest puncher in the world
Any idea what is in the ointment and where we could buy something similar?
Stuff like this should be kept private, there are drills excercise etc that you don't want your opponent to know
True..
Agreed, but this also explains the power these guys have.
To an Extent or make People pay.
Well, tbh, the truth is, doesn't matter who knows, it's about who's willing to do this... Who's going to do this every day or week... Hard work, sacrifice, pain is no secret... one thing is to know how, the other is to do it...
Don't think his opponents give a flying hoot.
I live for this stuff, the old skool methods, the stuff that made real results with real work. There’s a place for the new age methods, but to build the most solid and long-lasting results you need that old world method
Do you think Jack Dempsey could take Tyson Fury or Israel Adesanya? 😂
@@shinobi-no-buenois strickland can rock izzy, dempsey would flatline him
@shinobi-no-bueno mixing heavyweights with smaller weight classes doesn't disprove his point
Nothing replaced Family tradition and genetic heritage. Tszyu Crew next generation.
I like this dude, def going to be watching Tszyu fights
How brilliant, living out there dreams with there family traditions…
Interesting to see how far Nikita goes. He has been breaking people and styling himself as a puncher. I hope to see him become a more measured boxer when he need to be.
Wow 😲 Mr tszyu, luv the traditional ways, good 🙂 lad nakita, respect for family 🌟🥊, grand father is a legend ⭐⭐
What is the ointment they are using ?
I've seen pictures of Kostya doing the same thing in the same lounge room when he was about the same age!
I train the same way.
I have a career in mining.
Lots of warriors out there.
Strong men make good times.
Thank you strong men
Thank you friend
and the good times make weak men. Let me tell you, we’ve been in the good times for a bit too long now.
@@Shmoffy_ I've never seen anyone quote only the good part lol
@@John-iy7xo right??
How long do you do this every session
What kind of ointment? What was in that jug?
Anyone know what the ointment is?
Well trained boxers have terrific power in their punches, no doubt about it.
Only thing from my experience is most of them ended up with badly cut skin when training bare handed on heavy bags or anything harder.
Good video 👍
What kind of a bag is that? It looks like maybe a toiletry bag? I need something like this and I’d imagine filling with rice would be ok too?
They're the carry bags you get when you buy a microphone at a music store
do fighters also temper their faces? like do their trainers spend every 3 days just slapping them for an hour or so?
What are the little pebbles?
What is the ointment called?
very cool. i make dit da jow as well (the liniment). They can be formulated for specific injuries and also for this iron palm training
what is the ingridient for the oitment for the hands?...extra virgin olive oil or msg?
Where’d ya get that bag ? I’ve been searching and can’t find something similar anywhere ???? Help :)
'ringside uppercut bag', if you're still looking
Gathering all knowledge from around the world and utilizing it
Where I can buy these
What is the name of the spice and how to use it and when to use it?
micro fractures of the bone which will heal and form a 'barrier' or shield. Martial Artists have been doing this for thousands of years including, finger tips, shins, forearms etc
how can I condition my hands at home?
Does anyone know what the ointment is? Or what the liquid is consisted of?
What's that ointment. Petrol? Old guy was carrying it like it's explosive
What’s the ointment
It's now may 2024, and Nikki has already made a huge name for himself. Nikki really is an individual, who marches to the beat of his own drum. Is NOT into flashy shit, and loves the simple things in life.
The yellow is from turmeric. A powerful anti inflammatory used around the world. Mainly in Asia.
Thanks mate! (Spasiba lol), Thanks for sharing this tradition. Kung Fu teachers are “Sifu” and “Sigung”, in Japan they are Sensei. I’d love to know if that potion is from China or Japan (Or Korean). I’ve just subbed, I’m so happy for your brothers big day and wish your good young self all the best in your budding career as well. I’m going to love this channel.
Never seen an ointment soup before thanks for sharing
What is the ointment?
Similar to the Iron Palm training I did back in the 70's with Sifu Lawrence Lee!! ..
It is iron palm training
Nothing better than watching some 'woowoo' science in the morning to start the day....
Ointment?
Хорошо хоть дед родной рядом с Костиными детьми.
Bro you really soaking some ointment in hot water so it leaches the plastic from what appears to be a soap or bleach bottle strait throughthe skin.
never heard of this family, but i have the same painting you see at 4:43 hanging behind me
Deaden the nerves in the hand like the Thai’s do on the shins
I think he’s more connected with his dad’s legacy than his brother.
Great 👍🏻
Is his surname pronounced like the sound of a laser beam?
Yes
What language is the grandfather speaking?
Mongol russian
I see thier grandpa with them alot but never Kostya , why is that?
I used to do the same thing, except I used our barn door.
Is it Dit Da Jow you use to rub on your hands ?
your father worked with the Lawrence Lee in Sydney on herbal hand conditioning
Bare knuckle boxing this is highly important…. A bare knuckle boxing trick since Victorian times was to steep the hands for twenty minutes in petrol…. Makes the hands like rocks
Dit da jow is the name of the linement or oil used in kung fu. this looks like a liquid ointment. as they said, everoyne make their own.
Rough them up any way you like then soak them in diesel and petrol mix keep doing it and I assure you the skin gets thick and strong I used to use fine sand paper and literally rough my knuckles an fist area up until bits of blood come like a small scratch does then soak also make a cement slurry with powder and water and soak hands in it wash them in it for like 10 or 15 minutes then wash it all of do that each day it dries your skin and thickens and hardens it but it's dry sounds mad but it works
Were you fighting?
@@peaceformula5830 something like that
So no, you weren’t.
Sound like an intelligent young fella
Heard of Gypsy's steeping their hands in petrol for an hour or 2 a day to firm em up. Pretty full noise, but seemingly the same idea
You want knuckle conditioning? Try using wrenches on a vehicle, in the winter and from the salt belt…..
Kostya was one of my favorite boxers
Not saying this doesn’t work at all but I’d be really interested in understanding the science behind this.
More so the ointments.
It doesn't make any difference. Boxing gloves have too much padding for there to be any effect whatsoever.
@@myhatmygandhi6217 Makes a huge difference in the street for self defense, and it helps pro boxers too because it greatly reduces chances to break your hands.
A high level of Iron Palm and forearms is pretty scary, especially without gloves. Look up the story of Master Pan Qing Fu the "Gang Buster" of China.
Di dat jow Sifu teacher , good stuff!
Just for clarification, was he punching into a bag of chickpeas?
yes
@@Catonius thanks brother
I used to do that , now I have hand problems
New sub btw
Awesome arthritis training.
That is why traditionally they use the medicinal liniment Dit Dat Jao : en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dit_da_jow
@@henryposadas3309 Liniment isn’t gonna do a single thing to prevent damage to their hands. It may well reduce pain but that’s it.
A modern version of the Makiwara.
How to make a BB bag Makiwara for knuckle conditioning.
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That poster cracked me up
AHHHHH! I heard a legend of this now I have proof Kostya Tszyu practiced IRON PALM! That's what that is! ( but you should do heavy drop-slaps also) The liquid is ditdajow , I love the smell I make it
Basic iron fist training! Ive done it all! Iron fist, iron palm and iron body!
To be light on your feet take up some dancing mightbsoundbsilly but itbworks
Lawrence Lee made and sold 'Iron Palm" Herbs in little glass bottles. They looked like a little vertical fish tank full of stuff inside, and liquid was a piss yellow colour. Unfortunately Lawrence Lee in the 1990s was not an honest man. He took money for classes then would disappear without teaching the classes.
Yeah, he also did that in the 2000s. I was a student of his for a couple of years, I realised that he was not an honest man and it hurt our relationship. I learnt a bit off him, but there were a few things that made my memory of him sour.
Need that dau xanh
All I use is a 70lb kettlebell, a resistance rubber cord, and the ground for push-ups. With this I managed to put on 40lbs of functional muscle.
Recommended kettlebell channels or workouts?
@@peaceformula5830 I only do the basic one-armed snatch/swing 5 sets of varying reps on each arm. I implemented the clean and press and Turkish get ups in the past but I did some temporary shoulder damage with those, so I stopped. With the basic snatch there is next no chance of injury, its a very natural movement.
ua-cam.com/video/Pm-b2XFeABA/v-deo.html
they reackn soak your hands in condy's crystals and it hardens the skin.. makes your skin purplish though
Ive been doing this for dermatitis for years
Actually it is used more for healing the hand after training en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dit_da_jow
His father learnt iron palm training from the 'Genuine!'Kung fu master Lawrence lee!R.I.P
Every good teacher uses Dit Da Jow, and in many cases makes their own. Conditioning is King, Dit Da Jow is the crown on the students head. Keep your practice first in life and you will make progress. All the best.
Laoshr #60
Ching Y Kung Fu Association
Did he say his dad used metal pellets????
i love this kind of shit since i was a kid
Yup.. could tell you all about all that stuff.. but seems you already know.
Looks like traditional Iron Palm training.