Think you could convince someone to take a right to the solar plexus from Tony Jeffries for a street fighting episode? That's the crossover we all need
I always love how you're a full blown karate black belt and instructor but your demeanor and channel is that of a person just getting into martial arts and finding the passion for it. That kind of mentality is really important
ooh, I haven't checked out or heard of Fran Sands, I'll have to add it. For technique I usually follow Precision Striking, Tony, and Fighttips, for general advice I do the same + Hard2Hurt, and for work outs I follow along Natebower Not to say any of these guys aren't good or bad at any particular thing, just that I prefer their videos for specific things that I do. And of course Sensei Seth because he makes good all around content.
World Class Boxing with Tom Yankello is the underground goat for practical boxing instruction (others are good too, i been folowing JT forever but Tom blew my mind when I discovered how well he covers the sweet science)
Stop playing Coach Jeffries is one of my favorite UA-cam Coaches! His energy, knowledge and explanation are on point. I also watch Sensei Seth on Hard to hurt channel. This is really good to see one teacher learning from another teacher to improve his skill set. Good for the MA community to see. Sharing the knowledge man! 👏🏾👏🏾🔥
Love these colabs! Seth is a true martial artist. Always looking for new ways to improve and seeking out the best in every discipline to teach him. He's basically the protagonist in a Kung Fu movie. 😂
I mentioned this on a tkd specific video. I grew up in a very urban area doing tkd. Because of my surroundings boxing was crazy prevalent in the fighting world. Also in my geographic area Philly shell is the predominant style. As a result our school had this tkd Philly shell hybrid style of guard n hands. It was nothing but a benefit in matches.
I had a boxing coach who was also in the military. Think of the jab in terms of fire-and-maneuver. If you've got a good jab, move behind it, just like soldiers lay down covering fire for each other. Movements within striking range should be covered with a quick jab. Even if it's not thrown for power, it blocks their vision for a moment.
It's a really pleasant suprise to see you making videos with Tony. I've been watching both your channels for a while and you are both great at what you do. I feel like I'm getting honset advice and information from you. A great team up, thanks for the video.
Love the video! Coach Jeffries reminds me of the Coach who taught me boxing. Loosening shoulders and hips can help anyone of any style. Shoulders, especially. It cuts down on the flaired elbows in the guard shell.
The thing I found interesting from the sparring session was some of those jabs seemed like they were hybrid of Tony Jeffries tutelage and the type of jabs you used from when you took the fencing class.
Good stuff! Doing karate kata, we're always taught to keep our head steady, so that the opponent doesn't see you coming as easily, but of course movement between those times is necessary as well.
Long guard is just like taekwondo/karate guard. Tony Jeffries explains why we do what we do in karate/tkd. There's lots of feinting in ITF TKD. He explains why we do it. Knowing WHY we do something is awesome. It makes us better. That, Tony Jeffries, he's a really good instructor. This is great UA-cam content. Thanks Seth.
You were not trained by just a former olympic boxer. Lets take our time and acknowledge that Tony Jeffries is a bronze medalist olympic boxer, former undefeated professional, 7 times national champion and european champion!
A great technique I learned for straight punches in general is to practice throwing them with your shoulder against a wall. This way, you will not flare your elbows and your fist will travel in a straight line. Obviously more advanced jabbing will involve slight angle changes and directional movement but its a great way to master the basics.
@@juangreyson3660 yes you bring it 60-70% the way you throw a teap but just like you turn your fist last second turn your hip last second, it’s like throwing every kick as a question mark kick without the pause and dramatic movement
Honestly your the only one doing this kind of work going to other gyms and being dynamic with the styles I respect you homie and I will comment,share, like and subscribe from now on!
I watched this on Friday night then tried it in sparring on Saturday. I was landing the jab all the time which then meant everything else landed as well. Brilliant, thank you for this, will definitely look at his channel now.
What a great experience for you! Definitely good training! Anytime you can improve your boxing is worthwhile training. My dream is to train with Benny "the Jet" Urquidez as I followed him and read his book which helped me a lot when I was competing.
This is like when two mutual friends finally meet and get on like a house on fire. Great video. Now tI want so see Seth, Tony, Jesse Encamp and hard2hurt fight it out in a battle royale. With Ramsey Dewey as the ref.
This is an amazing video for all, there are always stuff we can work on, no matter how long we have trained, especially the most simple basic, there is always a way to sharpen it up. Time for me to do so as well on my jab.
Cleannnnn. This is what you need and lots of other kickboxers. Kick boxing isn’t eh hands and good kicks. Hands are the base for setting up your kicks and the tone of the fight. Really learn boxing well that u can depend on just boxing then add in all your kicks and mix it up. That’s deadly. Never seen your spars look like this. Do more videos boxing with Jeffries skill will go 📈
The problem we karate guys have is everything is a straight or reverse punch. So when we jab we just don't jab but focus from the ground through the hips into the strike.. more powerful but intrinsically slow..
Turning good jabs into great jabs! Well done brother
-"I don't think you'll punch me in the face.."
-👀
Seth has come to the right person.
you'll only get true explosiveness from running up Penshaw Monument though.
This is the crossover we all didn’t know we needed🔥
Whoa this is crazy. 2 youtubers that I follow, randomly do a video together. I had no idea yall knew each other!
One of the few good boxing coaches that also knows how to make a good youtube video... dude gave you everything you need on two fronts.
Think you could convince someone to take a right to the solar plexus from Tony Jeffries for a street fighting episode? That's the crossover we all need
Hard2wat??
Yeah the others don't have your vast professional experience lmao
Seth is by no means bad, but having them do the same thing side by side shows how insanely good Tony is
So many levels up. Insane.
I was watching mine, being like “oh that looks pretty good…” then I saw him do it 😂
@@SenseiSeth keep your feet together man, I literally tied a shoe string around my ankles when I was getting used to moving around
Muscle memory through repetition that’s how it’s done
@@NotEvenOverThere That's only good advice in pure boxing
I always love how you're a full blown karate black belt and instructor but your demeanor and channel is that of a person just getting into martial arts and finding the passion for it. That kind of mentality is really important
Yes indeed
@@jestfullgremblim8002😮😂😢🎉😊
No he is a rainbow belt
Lol “No, I will punch you in the face” 😂
Tony Jeffries, precision striking, and Fran Sands have to be my top 3 boxing channels on UA-cam as far instruction and fundamentals go
ooh, I haven't checked out or heard of Fran Sands, I'll have to add it.
For technique I usually follow Precision Striking, Tony, and Fighttips, for general advice I do the same + Hard2Hurt, and for work outs I follow along Natebower
Not to say any of these guys aren't good or bad at any particular thing, just that I prefer their videos for specific things that I do.
And of course Sensei Seth because he makes good all around content.
Basically.
World Class Boxing with Tom Yankello is the underground goat for practical boxing instruction (others are good too, i been folowing JT forever but Tom blew my mind when I discovered how well he covers the sweet science)
Coach Anthony is another great page for boxing
McLeod boxing channel, no talking just demos and examples
Tony is so great man. Love seein you guys train together.
Had a great time!
From a karate guy's perspective, this just goes to show how much there is to learn from other styles of combat. Top video and top boxing teacher!
It's always good to add boxing skills to your karate. One thing boxers know how to do is move while punching using great footwork
Boxing footwork is soo awesome but its also hard to master when i try my feets gets tied sometimes 😂
Stop playing Coach Jeffries is one of my favorite UA-cam Coaches! His energy, knowledge and explanation are on point.
I also watch Sensei Seth on Hard to hurt channel. This is really good to see one teacher learning from another teacher to improve his skill set. Good for the MA community to see. Sharing the knowledge man! 👏🏾👏🏾🔥
Love these colabs! Seth is a true martial artist. Always looking for new ways to improve and seeking out the best in every discipline to teach him. He's basically the protagonist in a Kung Fu movie. 😂
One of biggest problems is to relax and keep loose when doing punching and keeping guard, even more so when not use to martial art. Well done.
Boxing nicknames here we come! Strapping Seth Adams! 🤣🥊💪
It is such a joy to see a pro move like Jeffries does. Seems so effortless, takes decades to achieve.
Incredible, practical, thorough instruction of the jab. Gem of a collab.
I mentioned this on a tkd specific video. I grew up in a very urban area doing tkd. Because of my surroundings boxing was crazy prevalent in the fighting world. Also in my geographic area Philly shell is the predominant style. As a result our school had this tkd Philly shell hybrid style of guard n hands. It was nothing but a benefit in matches.
I grew up on the NJ shore, so I know what you are talking about.
It's really awesome seeing more collabs berween you and Tony, Seth! 👏🥳💖
This is like the chapter when the TMNT meet the Power Rangers.
Two of my favorites "martial arts" UA-camrs doing a collab!
Amazing!
I had a boxing coach who was also in the military. Think of the jab in terms of fire-and-maneuver. If you've got a good jab, move behind it, just like soldiers lay down covering fire for each other. Movements within striking range should be covered with a quick jab. Even if it's not thrown for power, it blocks their vision for a moment.
True! Being told this early on helped me a lot. It even helps to get in to use my grappling and to stop the people that want to throw to much stuff
Great work, Tony's channel is wonderful to watch - he did a recent really good boxing warmup and stretch, it's my go-to before a training session
Oh yeah your jab 100% looked more amazing by the end
For sure!
It's a really pleasant suprise to see you making videos with Tony. I've been watching both your channels for a while and you are both great at what you do. I feel like I'm getting honset advice and information from you. A great team up, thanks for the video.
Bro this is crazy. I never did karate but I love your channel, I'm a boxer. Seeing this crossover makes my heart melt. Love you bro
One of the best boxing coaches from Sunderland England
Seth... you're taking every thing I worked for lol. Lucky guy man, you trained with the best. That guy is a surgeon. Thanks for posting.
Came here for jab techniques. Received a bunch of tactics, strategy and training methods. This video is priceless! Thank you!
Love the video! Coach Jeffries reminds me of the Coach who taught me boxing.
Loosening shoulders and hips can help anyone of any style. Shoulders, especially. It cuts down on the flaired elbows in the guard shell.
Wow, I recently discovered Tony since I started boxing and home for cardio, nice to see you guys collab
The thing I found interesting from the sparring session was some of those jabs seemed like they were hybrid of Tony Jeffries tutelage and the type of jabs you used from when you took the fencing class.
Gold as always sensei. I love that you always take an opportunity to improve your style using other disciplines. You make it fun and informative. OSU!
I love seeing that you're putting in the work and we can see improvement through each step... thanks for the video!
Great video! Best breakdown of the jab I think I’ve ever seen. Love these collabs!
Good stuff! Doing karate kata, we're always taught to keep our head steady, so that the opponent doesn't see you coming as easily, but of course movement between those times is necessary as well.
Long guard is just like taekwondo/karate guard. Tony Jeffries explains why we do what we do in karate/tkd. There's lots of feinting in ITF TKD. He explains why we do it. Knowing WHY we do something is awesome. It makes us better. That, Tony Jeffries, he's a really good instructor. This is great UA-cam content. Thanks Seth.
I’m a Martial artist 🥋, I’m a boxer🥊. What a great collaboration! So glad I subscribe to you both! Thank you @Tonyjeffries
You guys collaborating is a great contribution!!🎉
Really cool videos with Tony. Love it. Glad you had the opportunitiy, and filmed it for us.
fooking love Tony Jeffries
He deserves a Gold Medal in Teaching.
Thanks you both for this amazing video.
You were not trained by just a former olympic boxer. Lets take our time and acknowledge that Tony Jeffries is a bronze medalist olympic boxer, former undefeated professional, 7 times national champion and european champion!
Seth is making some banger videos lately
Seth is such a legend. Bringing all the martial arts creators together.
Great collab Seth, I'll definitely implement this in sparring.
Shoutout from Argentina
Two nice people making an educational video. Keep them coming.
Your humility is so admirable, Seth.
I wish I saw more of this kind of training in TMA
I love to play with the jab. I jab when I have a high guard as a suprise, I jab when weaving, sometimes even flicker my jabs
Tony Jeffries is the Number One!!
I would love to see you do more with Tony. Both of you guys are humble but know your craft. Tony seems like he would make a world class instructor.
Tony is amazing coach and person.
Thank you sensei.
Seth just out there living all of our best lives.
Respect your humility to listen and learn. The best leaders are the ones who know when to follow.
A great technique I learned for straight punches in general is to practice throwing them with your shoulder against a wall. This way, you will not flare your elbows and your fist will travel in a straight line.
Obviously more advanced jabbing will involve slight angle changes and directional movement but its a great way to master the basics.
That's a great idea,I'ma try that
You can do the same thing with round kicks to mask your round as a front kick/teap
@@scottjohnson926 so do you keep your leg against the wall so it looks straight,and then rotate through?
To keep the elbow in we only turn the fist at the last second. Stops it flaring out when throwing the punch
@@juangreyson3660 yes you bring it 60-70% the way you throw a teap but just like you turn your fist last second turn your hip last second, it’s like throwing every kick as a question mark kick without the pause and dramatic movement
I like that Seth is doing more boxing stuff. Fan of the sport
It's official. Tony Jeffries has officially joined the Avengers with these guys. Great videos and cheers.
I love this. You seem to get all my favorite fighting channels together.
The crossover i never expected but needed all my life
great coach! And Seth, props for how fast you picked up
Hey coach Jeffries Great instructions as usual, you cut all the red tape and nonsense and get to what works and we appreciate that!
Honestly your the only one doing this kind of work going to other gyms and being dynamic with the styles I respect you homie and I will comment,share, like and subscribe from now on!
Loving these crossovers! Tony when you gonna meet up with Icy Mike?
Thanks for putting out quality content!
Thanks for watching
I watched this on Friday night then tried it in sparring on Saturday. I was landing the jab all the time which then meant everything else landed as well. Brilliant, thank you for this, will definitely look at his channel now.
What a great experience for you! Definitely good training!
Anytime you can improve your boxing is worthwhile training.
My dream is to train with Benny "the Jet" Urquidez as I followed him and read his book which helped me a lot when I was competing.
Jeez Seth didn’t see this one yet, but you’re getting heat behind those jabs now🔥🔥🔥👌🏼🙌🏻
Karate and boxing. Awesome
He really is a good teacher
Tony is fantastic as a teacher
Amazing collab
So lucky to train with Tony Jeffries.
This is like when two mutual friends finally meet and get on like a house on fire.
Great video. Now tI want so see Seth, Tony, Jesse Encamp and hard2hurt fight it out in a battle royale. With Ramsey Dewey as the ref.
SUPER HELPFUL
Fantastic Video Sensei Seth!
We out here seth!
This is great content. Thanks for doing some mitt work with Tony Jeffries. I really liked the feints before throwing the jab.
This is an amazing video for all, there are always stuff we can work on, no matter how long we have trained, especially the most simple basic, there is always a way to sharpen it up. Time for me to do so as well on my jab.
Absolutely love the video brother!!! Awesome!!!
Thank you for this quick video in this 8 mins I learned to see on what I need to work on to improve my boxing!
Damn, those jabs are looking really good Seth!
Repetition is the key, comes natural with a couple hundred hours of practice.
👍👍👍🇨🇦
With no surprise, I LOVE the new « Boxing Seth » 🤜🏻🤛🏻
This has shown me the way i know what i need to do now
Jesus, he’s so smooth.
Cleannnnn. This is what you need and lots of other kickboxers. Kick boxing isn’t eh hands and good kicks. Hands are the base for setting up your kicks and the tone of the fight. Really learn boxing well that u can depend on just boxing then add in all your kicks and mix it up. That’s deadly. Never seen your spars look like this. Do more videos boxing with Jeffries skill will go 📈
Excellent video Sensei Seth! Love watching the improvements shown over the course of the video. Tony is a great teacher!
This is gold.
The problem we karate guys have is everything is a straight or reverse punch. So when we jab we just don't jab but focus from the ground through the hips into the strike.. more powerful but intrinsically slow..
This is a masterclass for free! Thx!
Great teachings! Very useful
The collab I didn’t know i needed!
Sandbaggin Seth! You were holding back at the beginning! I seent it with my own 3 eyes! #browneyefocus
That jab is turning into a real beauty.
Loved this video as a boxer I learned a couple things watching this and can't wait to try it in sparring 😊 love the content!
Wow, I want this guy holding my mitts. Great coach.
I'm sure your karate will go to the next level with this hand focused training. I want to see you show Jaffa some kicks!
Great vid. Great lesson. Ty
Top. Thanks for the video 😀
Now THIS is a collab
Fantastic video man. Keep them coming