yes, I've found the same thing because your body and jab are going in different directions. Tried to make the jab drop down, come on a slight angle downwards, as opposed to slipping and throwing the jab straight. almost let the jab come down with your weight as slip to the right. You are basically driving the jab down and through the guy while slipping slightly.
the video will be a digital download so shipping won't be an issue. However, if you prefer a DVD I can ship one no problem. I already have a footwork dvd, if you are interested then check out my blog in the description above.
Double or triple up on the jab to really close the gap then throw it. You have to touch them with the jab before you let it go. Throw the right hand to the body first, go right hook body, right uppercut,... or right hook body, left hook, straight right to the head. make sure your feet are moving with your hands, if you miss the first right hand then throw another left, then right. or move your head and throw another combo, don't let them off the hook after just one right hand missed
thx, I have a video on the jab, another video on the right hand, and a video on the left hook at different ranges, i also have a video on the uppercut. Just watch them on my channel and i'm sure you'll get a lot out of them
anytime you duck your back foot will tend to be on the ball of the foot and your front foot will tend to be flat. If you slip left your right (back) foot will turn a bit and be on the ball of the foot, if you slip right this won't happen, in both cases your front foot will be planted. However, at all times you need to keep your weight on the balls of your feet, even if your foot is flat you should still be able to slide a sheet of paper under your heel.
yea, i didn't even see this comment when i gave my response and it seems like we are thinking exactly alike. You are spot on. active defense was one of my secrets, I could block, parry and slip and not alway be predictable with how I would block shots and get inside.
dont worry if it has power your not, if you land it that is the key, once you land the overhand right then it will be much easier to follow up and land the left hook. focus on bringing that overhand right short and fast after the jab, just touch leather to the guy's face, you'd be surprised how much power a clean shot has even if you don't go all out. I guarantee he's not gonna like it
I have seen a lot of bullshit before. (do this do that) But I have never seen anyone break down the technique as you do. Explaining flaws, disadvantages, weaknesses, strengths and so on. Its a privilege to learn from your videos.
Good videos man,Request for you,Could you do a right hook tutorial,Long range,mid range ect; I get a bit confused between all the right hand shots,cross,straight,overhand hook ect: Could you possibly explain the differences between them and what situations to use ect.
No sorry I don't, there isn't much to it though, I would say watch my 'Killer Jab' video and then come back to this one, you'll be able to put it together real nice.
I used to get that. It sounds like inflammation of the ligament that runs over the knuckle. Wrap your hands, use BIG gloves on the bag and don't hit the bag as hard until it heals. You shouldn't be hitting the bag hard anyway (Unless you are Specifically trying to develop the hips, core, shoulders and triceps. So give that a go.
When I throw the right hand, this is assuming after I've worked my way in via a short jab and positioned my self? I didn't realize how frustrating it is for shorter boxers. The right hand is all but useless we learn how to use properly.
Make angles (which can be hard), or go right at them, and hold them. If they dont hold you back, punish them for trying to get in your space. Never, ever, go back, unless you have a plan.
I hate the overhand right, seems like such a cheap punch which requires no skill. In my opinion it's for meatheads who can't box, but if you have included it in your combo then clearly I must be wrong.
I'm sure this is great with gloves in boxing, but it wouldn't work bare handed. You would risk hitting the small joints of your fingers on their head. Even if you hit with the right set of knuckles your hand won't be stabilized by your forearm so the risk of breaking your hand would still be high. Gloves change so many variables.
JT Van V Of course, you're teaching boxing. I mostly came to see what lessons I could learn from a martial arts perpesctive. I feel that I have learned, so you are doing a really good job. Keep it up.
Thank you, the overhand right is one of the best punches to use against the philly shell, even a double right like Mayorga vs Forrest. BUT, this is not going to work against Floyd, his defense is more about him and his skills than it is about the philly shell. A lot of fighters use the philly shell and can't come close to what Floyd does. To beat Floyd you have to be both better and faster, its like trying to have a strategy to beat Usain Bolt, without the speed no strategy will cut it.
Broken rhythm is golden dust when fighting experienced fighters....... however it can betray you when your opponent is not experienced...... its better to fight rhythm when oppent is untrained
when I first boxed I got beat post to post by this guy with lots of experience, it took me years before I could hang at his level, so if these guy are better than you then it will take time. However, the reason your are probably backing up is because your defense is not sharp and tight enough. If you can see and block the punches then you should be able to hold your ground then counter back, or block then come back. You need to really work on your defense. Watch Winky Wright fights
I have to say I don't know exactly what is going on, you might need to officially get it checked out. There was a time when I wrapped my hands with two wraps, or I would add small sponges and hockey tape. don't miss out on training, protect your hands as much as needed. maybe you need better gloves.
thx bro, no haven't fought since 2004 for a number of reasons but I had to make family and money more a priority at the time. Even if you turn pro it's a long time before you can live off of that.
Don't be frustrated, sparring partners will figure out your patterns pretty quick and will get to know you, in a fight it's different. But you gotta move your head and fake to make it less predictable.
U make some good combinations V i actually learned how to box from the internet and some from u i sparred real boxers like this one that boxed for three years and i lost the first time then beat him the other 2 times cause i adapted to him and i wouldn't even call myself a boxer because I'm doing like home boxing workouts all i have is the gives restraint band dumb bells and that's it I'm missing out on more things still trying to get though keep up your teaching V you rock
After being in boxing and martial arts for 30 years now and pushing 50 years old, I find that the water core bags are a great asset. I have broken both my hands and arthritis is starting to kick in. Wrap your hands well and maybe look at some better bag gloves. @triple VVV3- Keep up the great work, I direct my students to your videos all the time. I have alot of respect for your insight.
thx, you know how it is first hand through your stable mates. I think the most important thing a shorter fighter needs to work on is footwork and head movement, you gotta slip punches and use footwork to get inside and keep pressure on a moving opponent. Not all shorter fighters fight like this though, some have a high guard and walk their way in like Cotto. You also need a high work rate once you are on the inside. but overall footwork and headmovement.
hey, thanks a lot bro. Congrats on your boxing success and making the decision to get back in the game. Kenny Weldon is an amazing trainer, would have loved to have him as my coach back in the day. stay in touch.
it happens a lot, Tyson used to do this as well and sometimes step through. I think it depends on what you are setting up next, it will be harder to get a left hook if you lean forward and lift the back foot, i guess you have to know what you are trying to do and learn from the mistakes.
Thanks for the vid. As with all your vids, I try to focus on technique more than power. And I understand that the overhand right is the power punch of this combo. However, My slip jab is most "bitch jab" you ever saw in your life. Any tips on how to get more power in my slip jab? I am extremely tall (6'10) and am usually proud of my jab...but once i'm leaning either side...I lose most of my power in my jab.
Dude thanks for posting these videos, i do kickboxing and i always had trouble with the boxing part so i relied mostly on my legs/kicks, but just watching and studying couple of your videos made so much difference when i fight now, i feel more confident with the boxing part, thanks man keep up the good work ;)
i have cleto reyes and i wrap my hands pretty well. i have to say i cant figure it out either but thanks for replying though. ill figure something out.. peace
Big fan of what u doing!! A question or your thoughts on this idea I was think. Would a jab n overhand right do great against the philly roll d? I think it does wonders but what do you think? If canelo wouldve of watched this video who knows right? Keep up the great work!!
Thank you! I wind up back handing them when I miss in close counter, something I learned from watching Rocky Marciano or when I miss with the right I try to get my lead foot in between theirs to prevent them from moving and hit whatever I can on the inside. I'm going to practice on this tommorow. It's also something very similar to what Mike Zambidis does. Even though hes a kick boxer I think his stand up is 100% "peekabo". He got beautiful right hands that he's able to land from a distance.
Brother great videos. I'm a short heavyweight (5'10) I sometimes find that I have a hard time landing my right. I suspect the real issue has to do with my stance, but it also because the guys are so much taller than me, that I have no option but to "mike Tyson" my way into them. How do I land a right on a much taller guy. I've watched an obscene amount of tyson videos, and other shorter heavies like David tua, and even vintages like Marciano and Sam Langford. Trying to analyse. I
Coach, I'm lefty. Fit me very well the combo jab + hook to the body. I can setup a fisnisher hook to the liver! Thank You very Much for your knowledge!
hey, J. does the overhand right is similar to the russian type casting punch? I've seen Fedor using something similar to the overhand right, called casting punch, but found no video with explanations of it. It would be awesome if you would please make a video of it and sharing your knowledge with us MMA guys. many thanks!
oh this punch, GGG often throws something like this to the body. Take your time with it to condition your wrist, it only hurts because it's new and your wrist is not used to the position. build it up. It will be a good addition to your arsenal and a punch that is hard to read
Watched a bunch of your vids today, awesome stuff. Thinking it's better to throw a chopping overhand off a slip from what your saying. Makes sense as you don't over commit and can at least come back to the body or throw a left hook up stairs. One question but, you ever use a right hook much, been told to avoid them as it leaves too much open? Thanks for uploading these, cheers mate
Ok thanks for the pointers. I agree with you on that though, and Kenny emphasizes the importance of foot work. He tells me to watch guys like Willie Pep, Eder Jofre, "Sugar" Ray Robinson, Muhammad Ali and "Sugar" Ray Leonard to see what foot work should be like. And yea, I try and have a very high work rate whether I'm outside or inside. I just think I need to polish up on readjusting, and resetting quickly after I block or slip a punch. I still have trouble with that
(i.e., inside fighting, footwork, hand speed, punching power, head movement. defense?) - I'm only 5'5" but I have quick defensive reflexes, I use my feet a lot, and I have a lot of punching power. I'm usually pretty smart about what I do in the ring, but I would just like some pointers. I try and think of what happens if I miss, all the possible counters, and prepare myself two or three steps ahead of it actually happening
Yea I feel you on that one man. It's a hard road, and even if you've mastered the sweet science, it doesn't necessarily mean you'll make it big. I train with two professionals at the moment; Eleazar "El Pelon" Reitera, and Justin "Jawbreaker" Jones, and both of them still work other jobs to keep their families afloat. but I highly respect you and what you do, and I wish you the absolute best. Quick question though, what do you think it is a shorter fighter would need to work on most?
Great videos man. I'm a former Golden Gloves fighter, but left boxing when I graduated high school to focus on college. Anyway, I miss it, and started training like six months ago. My trainer is the great Kenny Weldon, and although he has a different philosophy of boxing than most do, I find your videos very help and am trying to incorporate what I can into our style of boxing. More combinations, doubling up punches, being unpredictable and speedy. Much love from Houston, TX. man, God bless you
i feel like mike tyson with holyfield.when i going for the overhand right my sparring opponents do a little step back and throw their right hand,and they catch me most of the times.i did the variations but i think that is most matter of timming.Or i am to slow or predictable because we practice together long time..
yes, I've found the same thing because your body and jab are going in different directions. Tried to make the jab drop down, come on a slight angle downwards, as opposed to slipping and throwing the jab straight. almost let the jab come down with your weight as slip to the right. You are basically driving the jab down and through the guy while slipping slightly.
the video will be a digital download so shipping won't be an issue. However, if you prefer a DVD I can ship one no problem. I already have a footwork dvd, if you are interested then check out my blog in the description above.
I used to go with a right hook to the body a lot, right hook then either left hook or right uppercut. thx for watching
Double or triple up on the jab to really close the gap then throw it. You have to touch them with the jab before you let it go. Throw the right hand to the body first, go right hook body, right uppercut,... or right hook body, left hook, straight right to the head.
make sure your feet are moving with your hands, if you miss the first right hand then throw another left, then right. or move your head and throw another combo, don't let them off the hook after just one right hand missed
Your videos are invaluable. Thank you so much for being such a great teacher, I wish you all the best in your life. May God be with you.
Vaalferatus thank you!
thx, I have a video on the jab, another video on the right hand, and a video on the left hook at different ranges, i also have a video on the uppercut. Just watch them on my channel and i'm sure you'll get a lot out of them
anytime you duck your back foot will tend to be on the ball of the foot and your front foot will tend to be flat. If you slip left your right (back) foot will turn a bit and be on the ball of the foot, if you slip right this won't happen, in both cases your front foot will be planted. However, at all times you need to keep your weight on the balls of your feet, even if your foot is flat you should still be able to slide a sheet of paper under your heel.
yea, i didn't even see this comment when i gave my response and it seems like we are thinking exactly alike. You are spot on. active defense was one of my secrets, I could block, parry and slip and not alway be predictable with how I would block shots and get inside.
My pleasure, I have an instructional video that i'm selling coming out in about 2 months that will have all of that.
hey bro, thx. I've been trying to keep the content consistent. No worries your whole life is upside down right now in a good way lol, enjoy it :)
dont worry if it has power your not, if you land it that is the key, once you land the overhand right then it will be much easier to follow up and land the left hook. focus on bringing that overhand right short and fast after the jab, just touch leather to the guy's face, you'd be surprised how much power a clean shot has even if you don't go all out. I guarantee he's not gonna like it
great stuff man, I'll definitely try this my next session! thank you, keep up the good work.
Great stuff JT! thanks again for sharing your knowledge with us.
Ran across your vids today. Just wanted to say thanks. I like your down-to-earth attitude, and great advice. Keep the great advice coming...please
Great as always, one of the best youtube channel
Sure Works man, thank you for sharing
Steve fox in real life - most informative UA-cam of all times when it comes to boxing , God bless you sir! You have a talent in teaching
Can't thank you enough for all these videos - you're a great teacher.
@Pete Magma wicked, thx!
mate, what a great, highly technical video you have here. Very good work!
Thanks man I've learned some moves ever since I've watched your videos.uou ate a good teacher
I wouldn't say I'm a pure peekaboo style fighter, I use a lot of different stuff, it's hard to say.
Awesome as always! I've been watching your vids since 4years ago and they have been a great help to my boxing.
thats a great counter combo, you can also slip right on that straight left like Pacqiuao
I have seen a lot of bullshit before. (do this do that) But I have never seen anyone break down the technique as you do. Explaining flaws, disadvantages, weaknesses, strengths and so on. Its a privilege to learn from your videos.
+Nick Grace thank you Nick
Great video with plenty of stuff to think about! Thanks.
preciate it Marwan!
awesome break down man, thanks!
Thanks for the info! Looking forward to the instructional =)
Thank you , i will try it !
Excellent video,thanks.
Thank you!!
Good videos man,Request for you,Could you do a right hook tutorial,Long range,mid range ect;
I get a bit confused between all the right hand shots,cross,straight,overhand hook ect:
Could you possibly explain the differences between them and what situations to use ect.
Another quality video JT! Boom!
No sorry I don't, there isn't much to it though, I would say watch my 'Killer Jab' video and then come back to this one, you'll be able to put it together real nice.
I used to get that. It sounds like inflammation of the ligament that runs over the knuckle. Wrap your hands, use BIG gloves on the bag and don't hit the bag as hard until it heals. You shouldn't be hitting the bag hard anyway (Unless you are Specifically trying to develop the hips, core, shoulders and triceps. So give that a go.
@gianpaolo giorgetti you are a good teacher
Very nice.
u have real fast head movement, any tips for me? or perhaps make a vid on it :)
When I throw the right hand, this is assuming after I've worked my way in via a short jab and positioned my self?
I didn't realize how frustrating it is for shorter boxers. The right hand is all but useless we learn how to use properly.
can u do a video on the shovel hook bro
JT face it. You have to get yourself a decent camera to record your punching.
It is like in real time watching a chameleon catching his dinner.
Make angles (which can be hard), or go right at them, and hold them. If they dont hold you back, punish them for trying to get in your space. Never, ever, go back, unless you have a plan.
this is a great ass video.
maidana used this combo on broner succedsfully
great fucking video
Damn chess match
JT what can I do for distance?
+Minibeatz footwork - www.precisionstriking.ca/shop/boxing-footwork-instructional-video/
I hate the overhand right, seems like such a cheap punch which requires no skill. In my opinion it's for meatheads who can't box, but if you have included it in your combo then clearly I must be wrong.
I'm sure this is great with gloves in boxing, but it wouldn't work bare handed. You would risk hitting the small joints of your fingers on their head. Even if you hit with the right set of knuckles your hand won't be stabilized by your forearm so the risk of breaking your hand would still be high. Gloves change so many variables.
T1Oracle You are definitely right that not having gloves changes a lot of variables. All my videos are geared towards the use of gloves.
JT Van V Of course, you're teaching boxing. I mostly came to see what lessons I could learn from a martial arts perpesctive. I feel that I have learned, so you are doing a really good job. Keep it up.
+T1Oracle disagree. overhand right is supposed to hit the end of your jaw or nose thus their weak point. If you don't have aim that is a problem
+Greg K Precision aim in a street fight is not something you want to bet your health on. People don't just sit still like punching bags do after all.
T1Oracle Once again it is called aim and you develop hitting a moving target through sparring. Plenty of people have applied boxing on the streets.
Thank you, the overhand right is one of the best punches to use against the philly shell, even a double right like Mayorga vs Forrest. BUT, this is not going to work against Floyd, his defense is more about him and his skills than it is about the philly shell. A lot of fighters use the philly shell and can't come close to what Floyd does. To beat Floyd you have to be both better and faster, its like trying to have a strategy to beat Usain Bolt, without the speed no strategy will cut it.
Broken rhythm is golden dust when fighting experienced fighters....... however it can betray you when your opponent is not experienced...... its better to fight rhythm when oppent is untrained
bro, you've got excellent technique. I appreciate great teaching, thank you for posting this!
when I first boxed I got beat post to post by this guy with lots of experience, it took me years before I could hang at his level, so if these guy are better than you then it will take time. However, the reason your are probably backing up is because your defense is not sharp and tight enough. If you can see and block the punches then you should be able to hold your ground then counter back, or block then come back. You need to really work on your defense. Watch Winky Wright fights
I have to say I don't know exactly what is going on, you might need to officially get it checked out. There was a time when I wrapped my hands with two wraps, or I would add small sponges and hockey tape. don't miss out on training, protect your hands as much as needed. maybe you need better gloves.
thx bro, no haven't fought since 2004 for a number of reasons but I had to make family and money more a priority at the time. Even if you turn pro it's a long time before you can live off of that.
Don't be frustrated, sparring partners will figure out your patterns pretty quick and will get to know you, in a fight it's different. But you gotta move your head and fake to make it less predictable.
I would need to see a video of you before I can give you any tips, I'm not sure what you need to work on.
I have one already, just search for it on my channel
and step in with both feet.
yes absolutely
thx my man
thanks for sharing, i really like the last variation 3. sweet. and that you dont open up give away the right too much. good learning.
U make some good combinations V i actually learned how to box from the internet and some from u i sparred real boxers like this one that boxed for three years and i lost the first time then beat him the other 2 times cause i adapted to him and i wouldn't even call myself a boxer because I'm doing like home boxing workouts all i have is the gives restraint band dumb bells and that's it I'm missing out on more things still trying to get though keep up your teaching V you rock
After being in boxing and martial arts for 30 years now and pushing 50 years old, I find that the water core bags are a great asset. I have broken both my hands and arthritis is starting to kick in. Wrap your hands well and maybe look at some better bag gloves. @triple VVV3- Keep up the great work, I direct my students to your videos all the time. I have alot of respect for your insight.
it helps roll the shoulder up to protect the chin, its not absolutely necessary but it helps
hey bro, your moves are very good.ive had alot of success.
I'll try this right away at the sparring session tomorrow morning! :)
thx, you know how it is first hand through your stable mates. I think the most important thing a shorter fighter needs to work on is footwork and head movement, you gotta slip punches and use footwork to get inside and keep pressure on a moving opponent. Not all shorter fighters fight like this though, some have a high guard and walk their way in like Cotto. You also need a high work rate once you are on the inside. but overall footwork and headmovement.
hey, thanks a lot bro. Congrats on your boxing success and making the decision to get back in the game. Kenny Weldon is an amazing trainer, would have loved to have him as my coach back in the day. stay in touch.
it happens a lot, Tyson used to do this as well and sometimes step through. I think it depends on what you are setting up next, it will be harder to get a left hook if you lean forward and lift the back foot, i guess you have to know what you are trying to do and learn from the mistakes.
yes, slipping punches is absolutely legit for mma. the ducking can be as well as we've seen in a lot of fights, but it depends on the situation
Yes I used to do that a lot, double jab, first one is a slip jab and second normal
no never been told that but i'll take it lol, thx for watching.
Thx bro, no doubt you are one of my original viewer. Much appreciated!
thank you, i appreciate your insight coming from all those years of experience
thx bro, good insight from practical experience
yes feel free to send me the videos
thx, I'm looking into that right now
thx much appreciated
thanks for that info!
Thanks for the vid. As with all your vids, I try to focus on technique more than power. And I understand that the overhand right is the power punch of this combo. However, My slip jab is most "bitch jab" you ever saw in your life. Any tips on how to get more power in my slip jab? I am extremely tall (6'10) and am usually proud of my jab...but once i'm leaning either side...I lose most of my power in my jab.
Thanks Teacher
Dude thanks for posting these videos, i do kickboxing and i always had trouble with the boxing part so i relied mostly on my legs/kicks, but just watching and studying couple of your videos made so much difference when i fight now, i feel more confident with the boxing part, thanks man keep up the good work ;)
thats awesome Leon
Great stuff, Thank you so much!
i have cleto reyes and i wrap my hands pretty well. i have to say i cant figure it out either but thanks for replying though. ill figure something out..
peace
My right middle knuckle hurts every-time I hit the bag. I lay off for a month or so and it still hurts but it's not swollen any ideas.
Big fan of what u doing!! A question or your thoughts on this idea I was think. Would a jab n overhand right do great against the philly roll d? I think it does wonders but what do you think? If canelo wouldve of watched this video who knows right? Keep up the great work!!
Thank you. You are a great teacher.
Thank you! I wind up back handing them when I miss in close counter, something I learned from watching Rocky Marciano or when I miss with the right I try to get my lead foot in between theirs to prevent them from moving and hit whatever I can on the inside.
I'm going to practice on this tommorow. It's also something very similar to what Mike Zambidis does. Even though hes a kick boxer I think his stand up is 100% "peekabo". He got beautiful right hands that he's able to land from a distance.
Brother great videos. I'm a short heavyweight (5'10) I sometimes find that I have a hard time landing my right.
I suspect the real issue has to do with my stance, but it also because the guys are so much taller than me, that I have no option but to "mike Tyson" my way into them.
How do I land a right on a much taller guy. I've watched an obscene amount of tyson videos, and other shorter heavies like David tua, and even vintages like Marciano and Sam Langford. Trying to analyse.
I
Coach, I'm lefty. Fit me very well the combo jab + hook to the body. I can setup a fisnisher hook to the liver! Thank You very Much for your knowledge!
been trying to work on the overhand lately and using it more on sparring. thank you so much for the vid.
A girl that box? marry me please!
Peace bro, I've learned a lot from you. I appreciate your knowledge. Peace
hey, J. does the overhand right is similar to the russian type casting punch? I've seen Fedor using something similar to the overhand right, called casting punch, but found no video with explanations of it. It would be awesome if you would please make a video of it and sharing your knowledge with us MMA guys. many thanks!
I keep forgetting what a casting punch is, I think it's an overhand right with a straighter arm. I'd have to look it up unless somebody here knows.
oh this punch, GGG often throws something like this to the body. Take your time with it to condition your wrist, it only hurts because it's new and your wrist is not used to the position. build it up. It will be a good addition to your arsenal and a punch that is hard to read
Watched a bunch of your vids today, awesome stuff.
Thinking it's better to throw a chopping overhand off a slip from what your saying. Makes sense as you don't over commit and can at least come back to the body or throw a left hook up stairs. One question but, you ever use a right hook much, been told to avoid them as it leaves too much open?
Thanks for uploading these, cheers mate
Ok thanks for the pointers. I agree with you on that though, and Kenny emphasizes the importance of foot work. He tells me to watch guys like Willie Pep, Eder Jofre, "Sugar" Ray Robinson, Muhammad Ali and "Sugar" Ray Leonard to see what foot work should be like. And yea, I try and have a very high work rate whether I'm outside or inside. I just think I need to polish up on readjusting, and resetting quickly after I block or slip a punch. I still have trouble with that
(i.e., inside fighting, footwork, hand speed, punching power, head movement. defense?) - I'm only 5'5" but I have quick defensive reflexes, I use my feet a lot, and I have a lot of punching power. I'm usually pretty smart about what I do in the ring, but I would just like some pointers. I try and think of what happens if I miss, all the possible counters, and prepare myself two or three steps ahead of it actually happening
Yea I feel you on that one man. It's a hard road, and even if you've mastered the sweet science, it doesn't necessarily mean you'll make it big. I train with two professionals at the moment; Eleazar "El Pelon" Reitera, and Justin "Jawbreaker" Jones, and both of them still work other jobs to keep their families afloat. but I highly respect you and what you do, and I wish you the absolute best. Quick question though, what do you think it is a shorter fighter would need to work on most?
Great videos man. I'm a former Golden Gloves fighter, but left boxing when I graduated high school to focus on college. Anyway, I miss it, and started training like six months ago. My trainer is the great Kenny Weldon, and although he has a different philosophy of boxing than most do, I find your videos very help and am trying to incorporate what I can into our style of boxing. More combinations, doubling up punches, being unpredictable and speedy. Much love from Houston, TX. man, God bless you
i feel like mike tyson with holyfield.when i going for the overhand right my sparring opponents do a little step back and throw their right hand,and they catch me most of the times.i did the variations but i think that is most matter of timming.Or i am to slow or predictable because we practice together long time..