How to Change Angles in Boxing - Advanced Footwork
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- Опубліковано 23 сер 2024
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Learn how to change angles in boxing offensively and defensively. Practicing these drills will significantly improve your boxing footwork in general.
To date participants have been learning
- boxing stance and basic footwork / movement
- punch technique and how to engage an opponent
- how to shift their bodyweight with punches to form combinations
- how to use the boxing bag effectively
- learning many different boxing combinations
- defensive skills (both blocking and evasive skills)
- trainer pad work
- gym exercise techniques with the free weights
- and we have been putting it all into practice in sparring over the last several weeks
But now it is time to learn some more advanced footwork skills and improve on our ring craft.
If you land a punch on your opponent or when they are covering up you may get an opportunity to quickly change your position and strike them from a different angle. Your opponent would be vulnerable to strikes from a different angle and would have to adjust themselves to face you to continue fighting.
You may also use the angle changing footwork skill to help you evade an attack for when your opponent moves in to strike you. Or to avoid being cornered in the ring by quickly changing your position to escape.
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your explanation is pretty spot and easily to follow unlike other instructors. Earned my subscription. yes
It's easier said than done , the point of the first few punches before you pivot off is to make him take him full high guard, which limits his sight , catch him flat fooded, if you manage to pivot off without him seing you then the world is yours , i like to do it off a feint or off a bump it works for me
This video is to see the footwork and learn it. To actually execute it you have to learn the nuances of boxing to make it work.Like you said making him use high guard and throwing a punch that blinds him or force him off balance with lateral movement or smart defense. No matter what you have to crawl befor you can walk. Before sparring,all this needs to be incorporated into shadow boxing or separate drills to get as efficient as you can.Then you incorporate it in sparring.
Yea man there’s a lot more to it, it would never go this way sparring live
Great video man I can share this with my friends
Thanks for this i needed it for some refinement
Great video man, I should definitely work these drills with my students. Thanks!
I was told to move off to the side on the hand you finish your punch on keeps you more balanced.
This is gold man
Cheers! Videos going forward will be something like this.
Good tips! Cheers man!
Allgood. I'll soon start doing like 3 of these videos a week.
Just setting up my teaching business at the moment. I'm running a fight night July 14.
We did something similar to this in kickboxing, diamond footwork, set a few cones in the shape of a diamond and we move around the cones until we feel ready to go into the diamond and attack. I highly recommend you to show your viewers stuff like that, easier to understand when you have something to look at. There are many videos online about it if you want to look it up. Just a tip, no hate. 👍🏻
Not sure what you mean exactly i'll have to search it.
This wasn't too hard for them to learn actually.
I just elaborated on the drill and explained everything at once for the video mostly. In practice we broke the drill down.
I just feel like if your opponent threw hands you wouldn't be to throw those 1 2 punches , actually im sure of it knowing by experience
yes your sure bro its only demonstration in a Fight he have to be Floyd or Tayson or Lomachenko Lmao
I can idk about you, but im 13 and can do it
The best way to use this tech is you bombared your opponet with light punches ( light jabs and light power punch ) try to block his sight and thn change angle suddenly you have to be quick enough to deliver your shot before he turns towards your , he will take few sec to realize that you are no longer in front of him due to the light punches that blocked his sight ( just watch lomachencko and you will understand more )
Just fokus on your oponent
1 2 don't need to land flush they jus need to distract so u can get ya foot in for the angle then the punches count
This video was really helpful
thnqq great information
great video bro, greetings from brazil
Thank you.
Welcome!
Brazil is on my to do list to visit - for travel.
One day when I have extra money haha
It’s not that simple when your opponent fires back
Or circle
The criticism of this is laughable! Great teaching Coach!
Oh you’re right so why even teach the move then?? Not like improving your foot work even matters especially “when your opponent fires back” what a stupid thing to say you dummy
@2:21, take a step and pervert?? Lol
Pivotttttttttt
Pavartttt*
This helped thank uou
I love boxing through n through it's always been my sport n always will be only thing I don't like with this video or whether its martial arts videos or whatever fighting examples always seem to be given in perfect settings and conditions where everything is monitored and controlled I'd like to see examples of technique displayed in real time as if though it were a real outdoor brawl where one fighter is a beast naturally but untrained as a fighter vs a skilled well trained boxer that knows how to use his skills a real life no rules setting
No matter what you have to learn all the footwork to create angles in a controlled setting. The more time you put into it,the more experience you will gain to see what works for you. Of course, this is a beginner training video, with 2 evenly skilled fighters none of this would be that easy.As you get better ,you will learn the tricks to set up certain moves using more crafty techniques.No matter what you still have to learn the fundamentels of footwork.The better you get,. the quicker you will become . Besides becoming more efficient you also learn how to disguise your foot movements with feints,slips and tactical punches that may cause your opponent to act in a way to be able to make the move you want.
You have to practice the techniques in a controlled setting to learn them correctly, then you try to apply them in sparring
So to move backwards you push off your front foot basically and to move forward you push off with your back? Or
Yup
Defensively his tactics or shocking he’s expect their jab to be in slow motion or something
It’s ok
This is not advanced footwork. And also impractical. Don’t write “advanced” because you will get people that actually have experience and will call you out.
Maybe too advanced for the people he is teaching but it's possible
@@theunchallengedking7175 its just not advanced at all, he's literally pivot stepping. This won't work as demonstrated in sparring.
@@Jayematic No matter what the footwork is sound and you have to learn it in order in to become a solid boxer. What he isnt telling you is that for it to work their is a few more things that you have to learn. You have to learn how to be crafty with your other movements. Example,understanding how to throw punches that may blind your opponent in order to gain that split second to get in position to land the punch or use some lateral movement while feinting to keep your opponent off balance in order to make the move work. The idea of creating angle of defense is a little harder when 2 fighters are the same level. I have noticed it works more often when when guys get tired or as the sparring goes on guys get lazy mentally as well.Sometimes it takes a few rounds for bad habits to show up in order for these things to work.
Great video but not sure this is advanced. Seems like intro movement. Was hoping to see some shifting drills.
Not really... takes people more than a year to learn this properly.
@@DayneWilliams89 apologys if my comment came across snarky or disrespectful. It's great and informative.
Dayne Williams Really a year to learn this?
I would say this is not advanced but for shure a year of trainings twice a week different techniques.
@@sonofapollo5892 It may be hard to believe, but yes. If you want to actually be able to use it, that takes a long time. I teach Boxing as well as Wing Chun and I can tell you that bad habits are really hard to break. For the average person who goes to school or has a full time job and can only train a few times a week, it probably takes at least a year before you can really fight properly and effectively.
Go try that on a muay thai fighter
Lol the commenters have never been to a boxing class apparently
I would think again before calling this "advanced" footwork.
These guys act like there jus gonna stand still
This is not advanced but ok nice video
I love all the “teachers “ on here showing “their knowledge” lol. It’s strictly Cus D’Amato’s peekaboo system exemplified by Mike Tyson. This shown is the “D’Amato” shift. People watch Mike Tyson training with Cus and Kevin Rooney on here. You’ll get more out of it.