we’re young and being committed to a real gym with real coaches gets expensive. we just stuck to this path of learning the sport and teaching ourselves and this is the progress we’ve made over 2 years 🙏🏻 thank you for the nice words man
@@friendlyboxers mad progress for 2 years of self-training. I learned boxe in Russia and South America. And it's not expensive here to have Olympic coach with good technique. So I use the opportunity of course. But even after 8 years of training, I believe the 1st opponent would legit kick my ass ) Big respect for your level guys. The love for boxe is real, I can see. thanks for sharing. Real nice content. Good sparing, good camera work, good sound. Well done !
Bullshit. He was tagging a lil too hard in the beginning for the level the other opponents were at. It's clear the pro likes to suck himself off a bit as well.
Come down to their level and just pick it up just above and just enough pop on the shots show them, the intensity, speed , movements and calmness. That pro is the real deal, from uk so never seen him before..
Yep, that's the way the coaches at my gym do it when we spar. Not enough to injure or knock you out, but enough to let you know that you got hit (sometimes multiple times in a row), and that maybe you should try to modify so that doesn't happen that often.
The fact that this dude is having full conversations while sparring guys fresh in and out is absolutely wild. People don’t truly understand how impressive this is. And he’s giving them opportunity to work.
Hey Omar thanks for been respectful to the other fighters and letting them work. You're a beast! We need more people representing the sport like this all the best.
Josh is looking fantastic, especially when he got past his nerves a bit in that second round. Pedro is looking crazy impressive. After just 4 months? Damn. Gotta keep those hands up a bit more and figure out the feet, but he has the hunger for sure. Incredible work from everyone, and Omar's a treasure. Talks shit but also teaches the game. Just great attitudes all around.
Boxing is a cruel and harsh sport!!! In order to be great you need a great coach. Someone willing to push you to the next level. I respect how far these youngins have come on their own. I showed them where they can go if they lock in and train properly. Having fun in the gym with friends is cool.I did that been there. But in order to make in this sport..a sport that loves no one! You have to dial in and bring out the greatness out of yourself!
@@carthnamI haven't tried yet, but I've been going to a boxing gym, and the people in those places might have some information to share. Though I expect you'd have to prove to some of them that you can take advantage of it. For example, some instructors will try keeping that knowledge from you for your safety. Work to impress them
I sparred with a professional boxer in the 80’ called Dave Haggerty . He was fighting on the Barry McGuigan bill when he fought Danilo Cabrera. I had been an amateur boxer but Dave hammered me from pillar to post. The gap between amateur and pro is massive. This guy is just playing around here. 👍👍
Omar’s arsenal of punches, his defense, his speed, and his footwork shown here are all superb. I believe him fully when he says that’s not even 20%. It really shows the difference between pro and self-taught. I’m an amateur myself, I was self taught for a long time. Though my uncle was a semi-pro, and he was my coach at home, I never had true formal training until the last 2-3 years. Getting the opportunity to light spar with guys like Omar.. is a privilege. It helps improve your game 10x. I was also a club soccer player for 18 years, a striker/CF, and my footwork was already really good when I transitioned that skill set into boxing. Kyshawn’s natural instinct to back away out of Omar’s reach was awesome to see. Kyshawn, if you started throwing angle switch ups into that back step, you’re going to be moving all around your opponent, creating tons of angles. Just like Omar.
Really impressed with Omar and all the other fighters, I love how Omar puts the puzzle together in order to turn the match to his favor, amazing work and cardio too
Lowkey got humbled just watching this. Caught myself getting cocky after some hard sparring. Seeing a pro on that calibur opened my eyes. Hell of a fighter and some great potential pros soon t be. Keep up the good work🥊
Hey, he's a pro, his life is boxing. But these guys aren't hacks. Omar is giving them everything and his footwork/head movement/sharpness/athleticism are on a different strata. But it is good to learn how far you have to go.
The difference in the power and snappiness of the shots between the pros and the amateurs is what really jumped out. Omar's shots were popping even at 3/4 speed.
You're telling me these guys are SELF-TAUGHT? They were doing some GOOD stuff in there! Props to Omar though, he's just on another level. Cardio, hand speed, accuracy, you could tell the other guys had no idea what to do when he turned it on. Super interesting watching the difference between "above the norm" and "actually extraordinary" take place.
no lie Omar was gettin tagged up by Pedro.. he tried to cover it up by talking but couldn’t make a sentence up lol!!! Nah but Omar did his shit thats a GREAT spar sess !
Kind of, but majority of those punches were off point or had no power and he moved with them. But there was like 3 good clean ones which each one was responded with 3 clean ones in return. But he know when to punch. He just got to know how to still throw them correctly when the opportunity is there
Happens sometimes when you have a bunch of intense rounds with people on or above your level and then spar someone with much less experience.. you try to stay controlled but the fatigue sets in and you start moving like shit.. trying to come up with a name for this phenomenon
Love that old school Frazier guard. The second guy Jordan needs to really work on his shadow boxing and throwing punches in real time. Looks like he is slow motion. Good work
first time watcher and the guy with the dark shirt really does have amazing angles±! he times his pivots great and uses a lot of same side combos which also is amazing to see, not the usual 1-2-3 which anyone with a base can block most of the times. The lead hook hook to the body hook to the head got them hard!!! great video!
Props to everyone for stepping up in the ring and to the pro for taking it easy on the guys. Just one observation, Josh keeps bring his guard down after throwing his punches.
Those guys are really good for self taught. They all did great! That was some good work in there. And I’m in pressed with the stamina! I be gassed after one round 😭
Omar has a strong ring IQ, based on how he mentions Pedro's feet at 16:39 - footwork like a soccer player. The lateral movement in football and basketball are almost congruent to boxing. But futbol or soccer, the feet in that sport isn't so much lateral but more of a crossing based lateral movement. Which is why soccer players rely on a TON of plyometric work outs for explosiveness. Great video!
Keeping up with that foot work will be key for these guy's. That taller kid could have made better work out of his range if he knew a bit more lateral movements
@@wadas_i wish everyone had your mentality😭😂 some newbies at my gym they get a lil discouraged and they show up no more, i personally go easy on young blood but can't say the same about some of my team mates😂
Instead of just pivoting and doing the cross, hit with your hip instead and do a stretch routine and find your natural knee bend (And stay disciplined to it the entire round and make your stance more animated add feints, paw the jab, have rhythm {Shifting your shoulder and weight at the same time, like a small bounce side to side, and crunch your abs} And make your Philly shell sharper {have an opponent throw shots at you in slow motion while Doing it and I suggest you study Mayweather}
And have Pedro work on putting the weight on the back foot instead of leaning over his front leg { have him step on something, with his back Foot so he's naturally lean on his back foot
Josh has a ton of potential. He not elite but you can see him read dudes movements and he was just mirroring what dude was doing. The more data he got the better he got. Its crazy cause some people you can show them for a year and they will never get it
Yall definitely got it, work on that constant head movement Stop telegraphing yall punches which usually stems from a off balance stance, get more snappy and yall will be deadly and footwork comes with times always think about it till its second nature. Keep up the grind
These “self taught” guys are pretty good for self taught. Kyshawn is nice he not trying to hurt no one.
thank you man we appreciate it a lot 🙏🏻🙏🏻
they are CRAZY good ! I'm surprised ? And why even to not take a coach when they are so serious about boxing.
we’re young and being committed to a real gym with real coaches gets expensive. we just stuck to this path of learning the sport and teaching ourselves and this is the progress we’ve made over 2 years 🙏🏻 thank you for the nice words man
@@friendlyboxers mad progress for 2 years of self-training.
I learned boxe in Russia and South America. And it's not expensive here to have Olympic coach with good technique. So I use the opportunity of course.
But even after 8 years of training, I believe the 1st opponent would legit kick my ass )
Big respect for your level guys. The love for boxe is real, I can see. thanks for sharing. Real nice content. Good sparing, good camera work, good sound. Well done !
@@Jm_Corda thank you so much man 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Mad respect for that pro Omar, he really teaching them solid gems and working with them instead of going for a highlight reel 🙌
he did go for a highlight reel, he posts these on tiktok
@@Bautistalotesno he didn’t, other people took our footage and posted it as there own
man said "hold on lemme hit em with the fraiser" fam is cocky asf against randos
This how you spar. No need to knock them out lol. Literally working love to see it
Bullshit. He was tagging a lil too hard in the beginning for the level the other opponents were at. It's clear the pro likes to suck himself off a bit as well.
Come down to their level and just pick it up just above and just enough pop on the shots show them, the intensity, speed , movements and calmness. That pro is the real deal, from uk so never seen him before..
Yep, that's the way the coaches at my gym do it when we spar. Not enough to injure or knock you out, but enough to let you know that you got hit (sometimes multiple times in a row), and that maybe you should try to modify so that doesn't happen that often.
Still a bit hard if CTE is to be taken into account
@@antonym00nope
The fact that this dude is having full conversations while sparring guys fresh in and out is absolutely wild. People don’t truly understand how impressive this is. And he’s giving them opportunity to work.
We need more of Omar, the talking during the rounds really makes it entertaining.
😂😂 tell me about it lmaoo thanks for the feedback man
professional boxer and yapper xD
I had a guy do that to me when I sparred. It was good getting real time info. Helped me out a lot.
First time I’ve seen Omar and I have to say he is incredible! His timing, footwork, counters, and defence are superb!
When omar started teaching footwork to pedro, great stuff to see on the channel too
yessir 🙏🏻 i agree he was a great sport all day and you’ll def see him again stay tuned
awesome sparring. no destructive ego. focused on learning the craft.
subscribing
💪🏻💪🏻 thank you
Hey Omar thanks for been respectful to the other fighters and letting them work.
You're a beast!
We need more people representing the sport like this all the best.
Ayee Pedro a fighter forreal "Run that shit back" and "Got hit? Fuck em up" has all the makings of a real Dog!
😭😭😭😭 he like to work hard that’s for sure
Good work by all but hats off to josh he stood out, the guy moves very well
thanks man definitely a hella of an experience
8:22 "he adjusted to the speed well - maybe I should go a little faster"
bro is like an anime villain
That fear probably slowed him down more than the speed deficit ToT
Josh is looking fantastic, especially when he got past his nerves a bit in that second round. Pedro is looking crazy impressive. After just 4 months? Damn. Gotta keep those hands up a bit more and figure out the feet, but he has the hunger for sure. Incredible work from everyone, and Omar's a treasure. Talks shit but also teaches the game. Just great attitudes all around.
ay that means a lot to all of us 🙏🏻
Boxing is a cruel and harsh sport!!! In order to be great you need a great coach. Someone willing to push you to the next level. I respect how far these youngins have come on their own. I showed them where they can go if they lock in and train properly. Having fun in the gym with friends is cool.I did that been there. But in order to make in this sport..a sport that loves no one! You have to dial in and bring out the greatness out of yourself!
Well said man❤
Sometimes it's not that easy to find a good coach.
I've been trying to find one for years with no success
@@carthnamI haven't tried yet, but I've been going to a boxing gym, and the people in those places might have some information to share. Though I expect you'd have to prove to some of them that you can take advantage of it. For example, some instructors will try keeping that knowledge from you for your safety. Work to impress them
Well said! “We don't rise to the level of our expectations; we fall to the level of our training”
I wish this guy was around when i was training, he gives such great work and makes these self taught boxers that much better. Salute
Absolutely love this channel man, no disrespect whatsoever just men learning and working, bravo👏👏
appreciate it man thank you!
That's what i call a boxer, knowing how to taunt the other and show off while backing up that showing off of his
Omar's punches are so much more crisp and has a lot of control on timing, intent, and delivery. He knows how to not ruin these self-taught dudes.
Kid in the red gloves nice! And he looked like he was doing some light sparring while pro was popping his head back lol
Self taught here. Respect brothers. It takes a lot of heart.
yessir 🫡 keep at it
Can we appreciate for a moment how good Omar is?
I sparred with a professional boxer in the 80’ called Dave Haggerty . He was fighting on the Barry McGuigan bill when he fought Danilo Cabrera. I had been an amateur boxer but Dave hammered me from pillar to post. The gap between amateur and pro is massive. This guy is just playing around here. 👍👍
Hey man do you know if Dave has a son named Jonathan Haggerty if so his son is a pro Muay Thai fighter for One Championship
Omar’s arsenal of punches, his defense, his speed, and his footwork shown here are all superb. I believe him fully when he says that’s not even 20%.
It really shows the difference between pro and self-taught. I’m an amateur myself, I was self taught for a long time. Though my uncle was a semi-pro, and he was my coach at home, I never had true formal training until the last 2-3 years. Getting the opportunity to light spar with guys like Omar.. is a privilege. It helps improve your game 10x.
I was also a club soccer player for 18 years, a striker/CF, and my footwork was already really good when I transitioned that skill set into boxing. Kyshawn’s natural instinct to back away out of Omar’s reach was awesome to see.
Kyshawn, if you started throwing angle switch ups into that back step, you’re going to be moving all around your opponent, creating tons of angles. Just like Omar.
Really impressed with Omar and all the other fighters, I love how Omar puts the puzzle together in order to turn the match to his favor, amazing work and cardio too
we appreciate the kind words 🙏🏻thank you
Lowkey got humbled just watching this. Caught myself getting cocky after some hard sparring. Seeing a pro on that calibur opened my eyes. Hell of a fighter and some great potential pros soon t be. Keep up the good work🥊
thanks for the support boss 🫡 keep working
Hey, he's a pro, his life is boxing. But these guys aren't hacks. Omar is giving them everything and his footwork/head movement/sharpness/athleticism are on a different strata. But it is good to learn how far you have to go.
His shift or pivot to the outside angle is so crispy 🔥
This is crazy good for self taught bro, mad respect 💪💪
thanks boss 🙏🏻🙏🏻
“He dont know about that”
“Ahhhh shit” 💀💀💀💀💀💀💀
The difference in the power and snappiness of the shots between the pros and the amateurs is what really jumped out. Omar's shots were popping even at 3/4 speed.
Pro boxers footwork is always satisfying to watch
Always good see sparring with no egos and letting your opponent work and try moves they’ve learnt
Only half way through the video and I already learned so much. Great upload.
Omar and josh were going crazy in part 2
🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
9:43 pro got pieced up and said i rolled every shot LOL
If you slow It down he maybe got hit by one of those lol he rolled almost every one
@@Lilpanda_Xhe got hit by the majority of those
@@Cardds wasn’t solid hit tho because he rolled most of them
Sheeshhh omar is hella satisfyin to watch, especially when he’s havin fun lol
lmaooo i was mesmerized behind that camera fr 😭
Keyshawn will make a good coach and a great leader for the younger generation.
🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
6:57 that 3 piece is crazy 😳
You're telling me these guys are SELF-TAUGHT? They were doing some GOOD stuff in there! Props to Omar though, he's just on another level. Cardio, hand speed, accuracy, you could tell the other guys had no idea what to do when he turned it on. Super interesting watching the difference between "above the norm" and "actually extraordinary" take place.
no lie Omar was gettin tagged up by Pedro.. he tried to cover it up by talking but couldn’t make a sentence up lol!!! Nah but Omar did his shit thats a GREAT spar sess !
Kind of, but majority of those punches were off point or had no power and he moved with them. But there was like 3 good clean ones which each one was responded with 3 clean ones in return. But he know when to punch. He just got to know how to still throw them correctly when the opportunity is there
Happens sometimes when you have a bunch of intense rounds with people on or above your level and then spar someone with much less experience.. you try to stay controlled but the fatigue sets in and you start moving like shit.. trying to come up with a name for this phenomenon
Dude stop, he was playing around with him!
@@Harlem139Convent1 he definitely was on 50%. At most
@@GeorgePatton-gn9hr 💯💯
Love that old school Frazier guard. The second guy Jordan needs to really work on his shadow boxing and throwing punches in real time. Looks like he is slow motion. Good work
Nothing but respect here! You guys are doing your thing, Keep going!
love the support!!
@@kyshawnn1484 No doubt🫡
thanks for the support my guy 💪🏻
@@friendlyboxers You already know 🫡
Bro looks like he hitting them so hard but no one's getting hurt control is crazy
first time watcher and the guy with the dark shirt really does have amazing angles±! he times his pivots great and uses a lot of same side combos which also is amazing to see, not the usual 1-2-3 which anyone with a base can block most of the times. The lead hook hook to the body hook to the head got them hard!!! great video!
Ima huge fan of Omar now 😂😂 especially after that im "10 years older than you" part lmaoo
Props to everyone for stepping up in the ring and to the pro for taking it easy on the guys. Just one observation, Josh keeps bring his guard down after throwing his punches.
Good work way to help the youngsters out
im brazilian brother, respect for treating the other brazilian well
your good bro!!!!
Considering these guys are technically newbies they r actually pretty solid
Omar's hand speed alone is too much for most. Gave the lads actual work though, didnt take the piss, gave good pointers. Seems like a good dude.
thank you for seeing what some can’t 🙏🏻
Damn good sparing. Respect to the pro
My og put me on your channel, and damn what a first impression! I can already tell these other content creators don’t get down like you do
ay thanks for tuning in brother 🙏🏻🙏🏻 appreciate the kind words
Omar got it, even the cross guard thats some nice stuff.
New favorite boxing channel.. SOLID
means a lot bro 🫡 thank you
Best boxing video in a long time. Omar you have great ability, attitude and coaching IQ
Fr, this is like my 9th time coming back to this video, tbh maybe more😂
Omar has a great future as a trainer.
for sure
I hope i get to the point to where i can be trollin in the ring and still whoop ass 😂😂 this guy official
😂😂😂
Joshua showing the difference between "Phaa" and "SHHT" 👍
10:18 - 10:20 DAMN!
They was all fresh and he was in control always
Thats dope how omar schooled the young dudes, if omar was to ever become a trainer. He got his first fighters right there.
sheesh Omar be dropping bombssss! 💣 💥
Those guys are really good for self taught. They all did great! That was some good work in there. And I’m in pressed with the stamina! I be gassed after one round 😭
Omar has a strong ring IQ, based on how he mentions Pedro's feet at 16:39 - footwork like a soccer player. The lateral movement in football and basketball are almost congruent to boxing. But futbol or soccer, the feet in that sport isn't so much lateral but more of a crossing based lateral movement. Which is why soccer players rely on a TON of plyometric work outs for explosiveness. Great video!
thanks man 🙏🏻
Like how Omar practices the cross arm guard🥊
That counter left at 2:19 was clean. Really showing some tricks
Omar’s nice man. That’s very valuable instruction.
Also, THIS VIDEO BOMB AFFFF AFTER THE DUDE RESET THE TIMER I WAS DEH AFFFF😂😂💀💀💀💀
Giving back and passing knowledge! I like it,good shit! This is the way people….😎🤙 One love and respect from SoFlo.
appreciate the love 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Good work. Its great to see how you letting them get dome work in and be fun about it at the same time.
God bless you, Omar! 💯
Awesome channel!
I wanna do this! all love praise to the most high
anyone can get into it 🙏🏻 good luck!
Bro the footwork is insane
I like Josh the most. Bro has potential
Ya are really good 👍 really motivated me. I’m self taught myself
Keeping up with that foot work will be key for these guy's. That taller kid could have made better work out of his range if he knew a bit more lateral movements
That hair sticking out😂
this is what you need , I guy with EXP teaching the newbies
Second round " beautiful gazelle punch" as good as I've seen 🏴 happy healthy peace ✌️
Good good work, i like working with young blood as well🔥 you can sus out who gone be a good fighter and who won't come back to the gym😂
No one stopped going to the gym after this bud😭 we all put in that work as much as we can 💯
@@wadas_i wish everyone had your mentality😭😂 some newbies at my gym they get a lil discouraged and they show up no more, i personally go easy on young blood but can't say the same about some of my team mates😂
Instead of just pivoting and doing the cross, hit with your hip instead and do a stretch routine and find your natural knee bend (And stay disciplined to it the entire round and make your stance more animated add feints, paw the jab, have rhythm {Shifting your shoulder and weight at the same time, like a small bounce side to side, and crunch your abs} And make your Philly shell sharper {have an opponent throw shots at you in slow motion while Doing it and I suggest you study Mayweather}
And have Pedro work on putting the weight on the back foot instead of leaning over his front leg { have him step on something, with his back Foot so he's naturally lean on his back foot
yo that’s actually some good advice deadass!!
@@veso6150✍️
lol guy is a good teacher as well, I’d pay to let him tag me up and tell me why he’s doing it in the process 🤣
lmaooo was good work for sure
He’s got good genetics, his punches are proper🥊💯
I like such a content keep it up homies
If they Can Teach Themselves, You know they Can be Even Better when they Get Professional Training !
If you show Omar teaching them on the bags on how to improve their speed, power and footwork…..damn solid video
you’ll see him again that’s for sure 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Josh has a ton of potential. He not elite but you can see him read dudes movements and he was just mirroring what dude was doing. The more data he got the better he got. Its crazy cause some people you can show them for a year and they will never get it
Great channel love it, 💯
ay man that means a lot 🙏🏻 thank you
Bro me and my buddies been teaching ourselves for a while I liked this video a lot bro where y’all from ?
that boxer that took your overhand was crazyyy but took a full powered right overhand and took it like its nothing
Bro please please please get Pedro to a real coach, PLEASE. That kid has natural talent. Before it’s too fkn late PLEASE.
the pro slick af
It looks like y'all fellas are in New York, If so where at? I would love to come get some work in
Omar a great role model
W vid man keep up the good work
always showing love ❤️ i appreciate u big dawg
Out of curiosity where do yall train? I been looking to spar more as im pretty new and wanting to improve as much as I can this summer
we don’t give out where we train unfortunately i apologize
@@friendlyboxers ah alright mb
Just go to a boxing gym n u can spar people there or u can just spar yo homies big bro🈲🈲🈲
@@Kago446 u good bro no worries!
Very respectable progress for 2 years as a self taught.
check out the sequel to this video we just dropped!
Omar is so fast and very very sharp.
5:10 “Ah!!” 😂 I’m weak
😂😂
Yall definitely got it, work on that
constant head movement
Stop telegraphing yall punches which usually stems from a off balance stance, get more snappy and yall will be deadly and footwork comes with times always think about it till its second nature. Keep up the grind