Kickboxing Makes You Better Than Boxing...At These 4 Things
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- Опубліковано 26 кві 2024
- Combat sports that train with legs will give you an advantage over boxers in these 4 areas.
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@gabreilvargaoffical Masaaki Noiri just signed to one fc. How do you think he stacks up against their fighters?
I just recently make the transition from muay thai to boxing due to the olimpic boxing team of my university and I noticed the same things, thanks gabriel❤
Work extra hard on your footwork and head movement mate and you’ll be an absolute nightmare. Good luck 👍
@@General_Jist that's what I did, i won the regional tournament and now I'll be fighting in a month for the national tournament, and yeah, footwork is the most important thing in boxing
Thats awesome man ill sub your channel, be sure to upload the video and good luck 🍀
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I love boxing,kickboxing and Muay Thai.
I did boxing as a kid at the police boys club,kickboxing as a teenager and again for 6 years in my 20's & early 30's and now i'm doing boxing & Muay Thai again in my 40's.
I love them all.Kickboxing and Muay Thai are probably better though,although i enjoy it when i go to boxing sessions.
The Dutch style is actually a bit similar to the Mexican style boxing. Power punching with a tight defensive guard and a strong base with combinations like the inside slip overhand and liver hooks. Except Dutch has the added low kick at the end of the combo w/ a little bit of switch kicks and knees mixed in. If you compare Mike zamibidis to someone like Isaac Cruz it’s pretty similar. Not identical but from a high level it’s an aggressive in your face style with methodical ring cutting that’s very intimidating and lookin to take your lights out
I’m a primary boxer and my head coach has lots of kickboxing experience. He chopped tf outta my legs last spar. 😅
Thanks for the advice coach
Great video bro! Idk why there are all these weird bots in the comments, this was a great video
The gym I go to brought some boxers in which was a blast. The one (and probably only) thing they said I was good at was switching my stance from orthodox / southpaw back and forth. From what I understand karate dudes / some kickboxers tend to do that.
Im a boxer and the gym i train at is also a kickboxing gym . My coach is a world champion in kickboxing and some of the boxers i trained with transitioned into kickboxing and they all told me sense they started throwing kicks that there core stregnth has improved more from throwing the kicks . And there conditioning has also imporved.
Very good points . Gabriel please make a video about how to do to escape when they catch your legs .
Hi, thank you for interesting video and I really love your channel! I have done boxing for 10 years and now moved to muay thai.
For the balance and body conditioning I can relate 100%. The footwork is much more grounded and it is much harder for me to hold the position. Also I get troubles exchanging body shots, especially when knees come in play.
However, with other two points I have opposite experience. Never had problems passing the guard. Speed, precision of the strikes, and combining hooks with uppercuts always did the trick for me. The problem of getting to invested in boxing is getting punished by low kick in lead leg, or kick to the liver. With the intensity I find boxing rounds notably faster and therefore more intense. Being used to it does give an advantage, but it is never only the cardio. To know how to use your resources and when you can relax I find equally, if not more important.
These are very good points Gabe and I cannot contradict you. I am a kickboxing practitioner (for recreation) and I believe that in a pure boxing match a boxer defeats a kickboxer most of the time. This is the reason, that I spend a great deal of time practicing boxing basics. Your defense class supports me in this endeavor greatly. Thank you so much for your time and effort🙏
Truth, I like boxing, not much kicking, but I joined kickboxing to enhance more features in my body and to be able to defend myself against not only punchs since I do not choose what to get hit by but only what to hit with (in the perspective of self defense).
you should do more of theses videos but for each martial art
I just made a comment about your outstanding career on Joe Rogan UA-cam they were talking about hyping up kick boxing and Thai kick boxing in the UFC, watching from Alberta Canada 🇨🇦 ❤
I learned Muay Thai and K1 for about 6 years before trying my hand at boxing. I was also complimented on my strong shelled guard hah. I also found my cardio was great if I was flat footed throwing combos until I started to dabble more into in and out footwork, that made me gas out really quick.
I can definetly say this is true for me Gabriel because overall I feel like my body has toughened up so much since I started training Kickboxing because we take so much impact to the thighs body shins and all that and even the dutch guard too it keeps us Kickboxers very safe from massive shots landing through which we do not see enough of in boxing because they only use hands there is no danger of the feet or knees coming their way but in the end I think Boxing is an amazing sport and if Kickboxing fails one day, which I hope it will not because I love Kickboxing so much as a whole I will definetly switch to boxing then Gabriel but an amazing video as always!
Fun fact Micro Center ran out of Keyboards during this video, lol..
Yeah, Gabe! Slappin' boxers and makin' bail, yo
I'd also add the physique it gives you. Most aesthetically pleasing in my eyes. huge legs, toned abs, sculpted back chest and arms. Lean but not too learn, muscular but not too big. Turns you into a greek statue. I think it's better for the average person to do kickboxing a few times a week over lifting weights. better results, healthier and safer to be honest.
gabriel, excellent video! I would love to ask you something that you mentions halfway through the video. I practice muay thai and I have heard countless times about shin conditioning and how to do it properly (mostly through running and resistance training) instead of destroying your bone and going through unnecessary pain by hitting hard things. but I never heard anyone talking about how to condition your musculature to absorb strikes better. earlier this month I got a sparring session with the guys from another gym and for some reason almost everyone tried to chop my leg off 😅
most of the times they weren't going hard but at least 3 guys suddenly just kicked my leg WAY harder than I could handle, even with shin guards. I spent the next two days limping and thinking if I could get more resistance only by getting more muscle in the area or if, for example, taking controlled strikes with some regularity could also "harden" the region. I know that this is a terrible idea for bones, but I don't know if there is some kind of specialized conditioning for areas covered with muscle. I would love if you could touch this topic!
when it comes to low kicks the thing i did was just getting low kicked alot and sure enough i can handle leg kicks now better than before just from getting hit by them and just so you know its normal to accidently hit someone WAY harder than you did before or you maybe hit them hard without realizing it and then they thought you were trying to prove a point or they could just have kicked your legs hard on purpose
the short answer is that if you want to be able to tank the low kicks then you have to get hit by them alot for conditioning while also training your muscles of course
I did 1 year of muay thai and then did 1 month of boxing, i was amazed how much bigger gas tank i had for boxing, felt like i never got tired.
i agree
Is about both or two main things living and survival Just a thought or idea
Have you met Tomaz Barada? I really enjoy his style of training.
Hey gabriel can you spotlight in one the horrific leg kick i talk about oblique kick i ve seen a ko through by light heavy weight in ufc khalil rountree
Insane I just hard sparred the Boxers and they said all of this same stuff.
I love this video, and even I have gotten blow back from expressing these facts. I pretty much made a post on FB saying, “Kickboxers” are more intuitive than “Boxers” because they have more to watch out for. Especially if you’re a kickboxer that incorporates Muay Thai, or Lethwei in your arsenal. I love the sweet science, and respect boxers especially as a Sugar Ray Leonard and Gervonte Tank Davis fan.
Lethwei got those awesome headbutts!
@@Explorshon123 yes indeed brother, the way they incorporate the headbutts in their shadow boxing sessions it looks so cool.
100% agree
aw yeah
The stamina thing might be true for some but not others. Conor McGregor gassed against Mayweather even though he does grappling and striking
Grappling is often described as an entirely different gas tank and at a certain point both athletes are pushing human limits in terms of training hours; of one is splitting between an irrelevant pursuit and the other is min maxing on the chosen rules it's going to be a definite advantage.
Every martial art can be utilized you just have to know the difference of each one all members of the army where do they be a Marine Air Force or any single or more branch of the military has to know even a small amount of martial arts or more if needed if they are not limited why should you or any of us who know martial arts should be limited
It´s normal, after all, you are a top class kick boxer with almost 30 years of experience in martial arts
If you remember he said, he was sparring someone 10 years older who was fighting for a WBA title... And that guy had troubles with Gabriel
You have to make a video about yair Rodriguez
Most insane striker
Bare knuckle boxing hands are tougher than boxers hands who only train with gloves and more better for the street.
I doubt it you can't do hundreds of rounds on the heavy bag bare knuckle therefore training volume goes down
the pressure still reaches the hand thru the gloves. but ealry on yes the bareknuckle is better but over the years boxers catch up
boxing hands are very fast, and precise
biggest difference is how they hold their fists. bareknuckle is more realistic to a real punch while boxing gloves put your hands in a funny position
Yea go try to train sparring bare knuckle :)
nice grammar bro. seems you have cte from your bare knuckle training
Kickboxing is WAAAAAAAY much better than boxing. There.
Kickboxing makes you better (compared to boxing):
00:00 - Intro
00:48 - At Footwork (Because you are more used to standing on one leg, because of kicks)
02:24 - Toughness on the Body (because more body training, bare-knuckle, and kicks to body)
05:25 - Better Guard (Because you are more blocking than evading)
06:40 - Pace (Usually a lot higher and more demanding on stamina, so you get better at it)
My addition:
You obviously get better at kicking at kickboxing compared to boxing.
Gabriel said balance not footwork, he said bare shin not bare knuckle.
That last point #4 is spot on, in my gym the Coach would mix us with just Boxers during our sparring day's and i would switch on and off partners for Boxing and boy i was like this is a nice break/relief lol..
still, running with two feet is better than running with one foot 😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁
Boxers don’t clinch as good as judo guys
being kick in the arms?
kyokushin: hold my beer 🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪
Kyokishin guys I know: hold my water
Kickboxing and Muay Thai are better because you have more tools to attack with but the advantage of boxing is hands are quicker than feet in Dutch style kickboxing you always use hands to set up the knees and kicks I think using all 3 styles makes a better and more prepared fighter great video ❤
Muay Thai kickboxer here, there’s a reason my boxing friends don’t wanna spar me
Ummmm kicking, you get good at kicking in kickboxing
You think Kickboxing is better than Boxing??!? Blahhhhj
Of course
You clearly misinterpreted the main message.
You think Boxing is better than Kickboxing??!?? BLAHHHH