DMITRY BIVOL SHOWS OFF HIS SKIPPING, TECHNIQUE & GUILE DURING MEDIA WORKOUTS
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- Опубліковано 27 вер 2024
- DMITRY BIVOL SHOWS OFF HIS SKIPPING, TECHNIQUE & GUILE DURING MEDIA WORKOUTS
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his style takes a lot of cardio too,. gotta give him that, he is so active on his foot for his size. Just shows how great he is.
1:04 Real man clean up his own mess. Well done Bivol 👍
Bivol is champions good good
I always thought his style is inspired from ali .... espicialy when he footworks backwards ....see the wall poster in bkack and white !!! Its aliiiii🎉
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amazing skill.
Alright now that u saw this was him 4 years before he fought Canelo I'm not so mad he beat him 🤷
He’s got the basics mastered and he shows why that’s really all you need to be a great fighter
Pretty right.He is winning just by mastering the basics
Man, I don't know if I'd call his pendulum step with combos the basics. It's so incredibly difficult to master that pendulum step with combos going in any direction. But you're also right- he has masterful use of the jab, high guard, etc.
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Well, in Soviet style, which is what he learned, it is the basics. A lot of the Soviet style is taught to beginners and amateur fighters. For me, the pendulum step is something my coach taught us all in like the first month. It’s pretty simple but it does take reps.
I'm jealous. I'm working on it, but have never been taught. The biggest thing I've learned from Bivol is to get it fluid, the punch comes from the ground. For example, pushing off the left foot backwards then the hook whips. Is this correct? American clubs only teach the typical American styles- not much mobility@@jesuspernia8031