How to be a Faster Boxer - Part 1
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- Опубліковано 30 чер 2012
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This guy has to be the best UA-cam boxing instructor. hands down
jjonesitt thx man i appreciate that!
Hell yea, this dude is pro. He replied to my comment about getting back into sparring and I was "gun shy" and I asked his advice. Took it and I've been kicking ass ever since lol. Cool videos from this guy.
jjonesitt There are other people who train and also analyse as well. They're just as good
Like a lot of ppl I initially saw Malcolm X the way the media portrayed him. After reading the autobiography, listening to all the speeches and watching the interviews it was clear that he was one of the greatest leaders of modern times. A fearless man willing to fight and put his life on the line for a cause bigger than himself. His story is one of personal change and conviction, human values, sacrifice, and real talk.
You are a seriously legit coach. Thanks for posting this stuff. I hope people realize and appreciate the fact that you're giving great information out for free. Most people pay good money for this. These are all things my coaches preach to me.
Agreed. He really knows what he's talking about and most importantly explains his concepts clearly.
JT you're the best producer of you tube boxing videos. Your personality and style is unique as oppose to some idiots boosting their egos. Keep on good work!
It's 3 in the morning and i can't stop to watch these videos. I wanna go down to the gym and train...now. These tips are 100%.....in every video JT hit the nail on the head. YE YO!!!!
Lazzio Darko right on! thx my man!
one of the best tips out there. Thanks JT!
You honestly have the most detailed, informational videos out there. Whenever i look up a "How to" video on youtube for boxing, you always have a video for it. Thanks for all the videos.
you know what that's why I follow your channel ,great answer I like you professionalism, my apologies for that kinda question ill make sure in the future ill straight to the technical spect of your channel like said I'm learning a lot from you, thanks also good look in your journey with your Gloves startup company
awesome stuff, man, giving me alot more new persceptives
your channel and TheUmmafightcamp are by far my favorite channels when it comes to boxing and fighting....back in the day I used to box and wrestle and can honestly say you guys be droppin knowledge, pearls of wisdom. Thanks for sharing!
Always great vids, cheers
Your the man bro, another great video. Thanks J.
Your info has helped me alot in my fights thanks bro, ill continue to watch
thanks,much respect to you for answering your subscribers,good look with boxing trainer wish the best of luck in the future
JT is the absolute best. he moves like water around stones in a creek
word, thank you!!
Outstanding,as usual......
awesome video dude! i have not been doing too much boxing lately, i took down my double end bag and i've been working on weight training and running mixed with yoga for cardio. but man, whenever i see one of your videos it makes me wanna start training. cant wait for the next one!
thank you!
yes, the pendulum step is one of them, it has to be a part of all your training. The other is a footwork drill where you shift your weight and step, shift left and step left and vice versa. its hard to explain, I teach it in my footwork instructional video.
Thank you! You really know your stuff.
this makes sense, in fact its similar to what I used to do, I liked to fight on the outside where I could and then work my way in sporadically. I never fought like a Tyson or Juan Diaz where I always was coming forward. I am a proponent of working on different styles and mixing them and applying them where possible to keep your opponent guessing. As well sometimes you have to mix it up if one style is not working against a particular individual.
Everything he says is on point.
Great video!!!
Great stuff
This video.is brilliant ive boxed for half of my life had so many amateures fights and really love especially the concept from throw punches from.whenever hands poaition... just shooting it forward straight from where it is 👌
I've seen a lot of these videos and some of them give bad advice. But this dude knows his stuff. Subscribed.
Really interesting as always... The more i see your videos, the more i want to learn. You know your stuff, and the best is, you know how to explain it with simple words, making the lesson understandable for non-english speaking foreigners. Thank you and keep teaching us!
lol thx, I used to hear that about 15 years ago, but haven't heard that in a long time. I dig it.
thx!
Thanks coach!
Tnx, man, you are great!
Is True, he is best yt instructor, Great respect
You are amazing man greetings from brazil
all video so far so nice..i train in boxing in a great academy all things you say so far so accurate so nice and sometimes i take some good extra tips..thanks you
yes
thank you bro very helpful advices
thankz 4 the tips bro
Your fighting tips are awesome, I'm just starting out, my 2nd week - I can use your videos as home work to not get beats in sparring lol
You just reminded me why I am glad I subscribed to your channel that time ago.
i appreciate it
Thanks, I think the same way. Good to know you did the same thing. Makes it all the easier to subscribe to you and enjoy your work.
great advice sir..
Ive learnt so much from u bro ... just wana say a big thank
My boxing has improved loads
Big right hook frm the Uk ;)
Good vid.
i hope you coach fighters cause you`re a real good teacher
Wow.. You remind me of my dad when he was younger. Great coaching!
Great vid
subscribed!!
sure, can you get to Toronto?
you have to know how to block or slip each punch. Once you can do that the counter is right there for you, its built in. Then pick which counters you like and practice them religiously. Its like how some baseball pitchers have a good fastball, a good curveball, a good offspeed pitch. it depends on what you like and what you practice.
white guy with malcolm x tatted on his arm... he's official(^;
studying Malcolm X has done a lot for me personally.
JT Van V me too brotha...
JT Van V I got a question for you since you're up. I'm 34years old, 6'2", 205 and I'm pretty athletic still. I'm a paramedic training for a police vs fireman/paramedic tournament called "guns & hoses" down here in dallas. My trainers keep gassing me up to turn amateur cruiserweight and possibly go pro (which i have no desire to fight professionally but the competition aspect is intriguing)
I would like to know if you have any advice on going amateur for real at 34 and whats the *best* fighting combos for a southpaw? (make some southpaw videos bro! we need to know proper plan of attack! i just right hook after opponents left jab, and people think i'm a rockstar, lol)
The key to everything in your case us desire to fight and the right preparation. I just wrote a whole book on how to prepare for your first fight. 1. Desire to compete 2. 4-5 days a week of training for 9 months. 3. Running on the side. You'll have a very high chance of success. The rest is just details that you'll figure out for yourself based on what works for you.
JT Van V post me an ebook link and i'll cop it. much respect and you got an awesome channel. I've probably watched and liked 15 of your videos tonight at work, lol #Thanx
man i saw 3 videos of yours and now i want to go training.. :) but im from Greece and now its 3.30 am..!! anyway.. i see that you love boxing ..keep the good work ..and help us find the secrets of boxing.... i do kick boxing though.. but we have lots of common.. thanx for your boxing wisdom :)
cool thx , I have a lot more vids with tons of info and if you have any specific questions feel free to email me.
love this guy.
u is teaching me more boxing i like boxing i want to known more more about boxing u is amazing.
Thanks bro
You are a gifted teacher. 😁😁😀👌
power vs. speed. Wide hooks often have a lot of leverage
For your question at around 8:05 I think guys do that just to get the technique in their head, it's like practicing muay thai kicks on a heavy bag, you gotta go a bit slow because technique is so important. I'm really in no position to be giving you advice but just my input haha. Helpful videos
"surprise yourself" I like that advice
That's a wicked move, I've used something similar a lot and that is to step and fake the jab and then drop down to throw the straight right to the body. The fake is really short, it's almost half of a fake lol, It works particularly well against guys who love to throw the left hook counter. My only suggestion is that when you throw that shot to the body to lower your level so you are harder to hit with any counters. Often counterpunchers throw as soon as you move.
Yes, sorry. I know you've been requesting this, it will be within my next two videos.
thanks for your comment
you people dont even understand,God bless this man,hes actually giving away true secrets that boxing instructors wont give you,from my experience from training my past few years and watching this mans videos,he shows practical boxing scenarios with strategy and tactics that do work,people pay attention to this man,i would still pay him just to work with him if i had the chance,i can just tell he can dissect your mistakes easy,can just tell hed love to train anyone with no bullshit favoritism.
Great video!!!!! It's nice to hear people who know their stuff. But, I believe the double end bag is the same. And the speed bag, which is an arm conditioning tool with many hand-eye-foot coordination benefits, isn't too far off.
Thank you
thx for the comments Matt!
only if you hyper extend your elbow. As you get experience and skill you'll learn to pull that shot once you've reached 98% extension, I have never had a hyperextended elbow. If anything you usually get that in sparring when you really go for a guy and he slips your shot.
Dude, you're the man! Awesome as always. I have one request though, could you explain the Active deffence more in detail with some example combinations maybe. I think it is rly important, yet I kind of leave t behind, prob because it reminds me of the time I used to train karate and block all punches...so lame :D Now I tend to move my head all the time and I use way more energy than I should. Tnx
one can't get better stuff than this about boxing.trust me guys this is the perfect place...
cashier throws a jab lmao
nice comment bro lmao
good vid
word
I were in a lot of gyms in Ukraine but didn;t see the guy who's mentioned in the same way with me, till now. Thank you! That's about we are something doing right ;)
I gotta say it would be AWESOME to see a video on timing and timing hits as a follow up to this one.
it is amazing training
..."GREAT" !!!
great video as always bro, its hard breaking those bad habits like moving that hand before you throw a shot giving yourself away. one thing I like to do in Sparring is step in with my foot and fake the jab to the head and throw it down to the body and get out or the other way around. seems to help when fighting really patient counter punchers. whats your opinion on that? any tips? like what to do or not do when doing that or what to watch out for?
Wise words! great explanation i was wondering where are you located? anywhere near Vancouver? cheers mate.
muy buenas las tecnicas estoy aprendiendo mucho sigue adelante buenisimo
boxeador nota 10000
thank you so much!
if you go to my website I have a video that i sell which covers the topic thoroughly, its called head movement and getting inside. On youtube I have lots of free videos on different techniques but you have to do the work of watching the vids and seeing which techniques you like and which ones you dont
such a cool dude
u must be proud son
your malcolm X tattoo is sick, where did you get that done? (i know its a boxing vid but i couldnt help notice how great the portrait is
hoooly shit man you're fast....
its best to be conditioned to pack more punches inside a 3 min round. If you are focused on throwing lots of punches then moving around will take away from that a bit, but that's ok. Most amateur boxers will throw between 150-200 punches in a 3 minute round on the bag. To get your punch output up to 300 you really have to work hard, throw high volume combinations and stay very very busy. Get a video of your doing a round on the bag (3 mins), count your punch output and try to increase it.
JT Van V Buenos videos!! No seria posible traducirlos al español subtitulado?
apply the same information to your kicks and footwork and they will get faster as well
Hey dude awesome vids!! Do you know of any drills/ exercises synonymous with Cuban boxing? If so, it would be awesome if you could put something together!!
Peace from the U.K!!
I love your videos just wish i had the money to come and train with you for a month, you would turn me into a wrecking machine!!!
i can´t seem to find TheUmmafightcamp channel,any help please?
great video tough!
Damn, Iron Mike on one arm and Malcolm on the other? Subscribed.
love your tips and videos. It's been a good supplement to staying active at my gym.
I Breath, Eat, Shit!!! Boxing!!!
its not about small or quick, I dont want anyone's punches to be small or quick. it's about using your body and not your arm to punch, and about being efficient. Just watch De La Hoya drop Mayorga in the first round, those are the kind of punches I'm talking about. No matter how efficiently you train some of your technique will go out the window when you fight. If you train sloppy you will be even worse off when you fight.
Really like your video's and I really appreciate the fact that you explain the why's and why not's. I am 45 and only just started training in the past year, I have gotten to really love every aspect of the sport to the point that I would like to see how far I can take myself. At 45 though its hard to know just how far I can expect to get, I'd like to take a shot at the ringside masters in maybe a year from now as a novice I just don't have any clue how much progress I can make in that time. I know its all about dedication and how much time you put in but can someone become sound in all the important areas such as fundamentals in a 12 month period?
yes, 9-12 months is good preparation time for a first fight, in the three months before your fight try to get to the gym 5 days a week.
Thanks for the response, love your videos. keep up the great work.
I like how he explains things, very clear.
How long does a round take, for the sufficient punch workout (like 300 punches) on the heavy bag with movenment like you said. 3 min..? Said ik before saying it again awesome vid's learning so much from it in addition to my boxingtraining.. greetz from Holland.
@tripleVVV3 you have the best tips about boxing on youtube.i have question,can weight lifting and shadow boxing increase punching power? i want to be a heavy weight,also will boxing tips work in streets fights sometimes the fight do pick people
For me, Malcolm X and his story has taught me to believe in myself more than ever and to do nothing less than make the most of this life.