How To Block Punches In Boxing l Step By Step Tutorial

Tommy Duquette, FightCamp trainer and Co-Founder, demonstrates a step-by-step tutorial on how to block a punch in boxing. Blocking punches is one of the best ways to prevent getting hit, as it redirects the momentum of the opposition away from you and into the air or into themselves. This video teaches how to use basic block techniques to protect yourself in a sparring match.
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Chapters:
0:00 - Intro
0:25 - High Block
2:10 - High Block Demo
3:20 - Low Block
3:50 - Low Block Demo
5:05 - Catch Technique
6:15 - Parry Technique
8:08 - Practice Makes Perfect
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[@dulceacevedo3119]

Wow I just got interested in learning some good fighting techniques for self defense and this video was super easy to comprehend as a beginner. Thank you !

[@FightCamp]

Hey Dulce! So glad we could help!

[@tomyumwithnoodles469]

I have learned and even used these blocks in sparring and training. It's nice to have this video from someone knowledgeable to confirm what I knew.

[@tommyduquette265]

Awesome. I love to hear that!

[@ShanieSMASH]

Great breakdown, as always by Tommy D!

[@HuyTran-tc3vf]

never seen anything so understandable like this! thanks

[@juanbrasal8723]

Thank you for the video

[@avtobus1234]

to everyone who really wants to prolong their boxing career (and what's more important - their life), please train the high guard properly! you need to learn to hold the arms in such way so that they would barely move even under the heaviest of punches. to do this, you have to actually go out and practice getting hit at your closed on guard (of course, gradually - from the weakest to the strongest punches). check out what a small guy Brian Castano was able to do with a large tall freak Charlo thanks to the properly trained defense

[@avtobus1234]

@@737simviator I'm not speaking about sparring, devote a part of your training routine specifically to this exercise: you hold the guard tight and your partner throws punches at this guard. eventually you would be comfortable enough to block weak and mediocre punches. after that, you can proceed with the heavier blows. it's just a part of learning, like any other training routine

[@MrMattias87]

This is good, I'm a muay thai practitioner so these will come in handy

[@littlePixelHadaSong]

Thank you! I am an artist drawing animation for fighting game and this video is very useful. I also tried all the blocks in slowmo with my partner.

[@aaronswenson5162]

Love this!

[@Kenf333]

A good idea for the low block might also be to roll with the punch, meaning backing up your body so the impact will be lessened instead of meeting it head-on, I've seen pro boxers do this in matches. Could be a possible alternative!

[@lorraineburke-shapeupafter50]

Super super thank you

[@aticktko1]

Not a lot of people cover blocks thank you for that

[@FightCamp]

So glad this video was helpful!

[@aticktko1]

@@FightCamp clear & on point

[@jbr_frezqo1238]

Sweet

[@xrayfish2020]

Bloody good mate! very informative as I'm booking my first boxing classes next week 🥊🇬🇧👍

[@jamesbovington8218]

All the best with it.

[@xrayfish2020]

@@jamesbovington8218 Many thanks I will do my best and keep the content coming, cheers for now.

[@jamesbovington8218]

@@xrayfish2020 So best wishes with your boxing 🥊 for 2022. Hoping that you will prove that you are a hard young man.

[@AkeTipoki]

Hi, can we pivot when we throw a 3..

[@giovannicillo7939]

OMG parry the left-jab with your left hand, its perfect if you want one-two combination direct on your chin 😱😱😱

[@hjbit]

my struggle has always been im very slow in processing whats coming at me, my reflexes are fast in terms of seeing something coming, but slow in processing what is coming!.....so im the guy who'd try to catch a hook, or "answer the telephone" block a jab.

[@wyattthacker3679]

It sounds like it's just your reflexes that need work. Reflexes refer to combination of seeing, processing and reacting, in that order. The faster the order, the faster your reflexes.
Try not to think too much for your processing step. As someone who may enjoy thinking and imagining in general, this can surely be a challenge to just "not think" - in fact it doesn't even sound possible most of the time.

[@SirAlex-]

Buddy I don't have gloves on me 24/7, street fights ain't gonna be predicted.

[@gabehendrickson2127]

this is for boxing not street fights buddy