All the old school tricks of the trade. When I was fighting I was called oldschool and I was only 20 now Im 44 so my age and knowledge supports that. You Sir Are Old School, not trainer but teacher.👍👍👍
They don't call it the sweet science for nothing. Unlike MMA, boxing is enormously complex and subtle. Decommissioning a man with just your gloved fists while keeping that from happening to you is the toughest thing in sport to do. Boxing is also the most dangerous sport of them all (over 500 people have died in the ring since the modern era of boxing, the most recent death occurring this year in Europe). If you don't know what you're doing you literally could lose your life! The danger, the courage it takes to climb thru those ropes, and the grueling training and skill it takes to best an opponent within the confines of the rules is what makes boxing such an interesting spectator sport.
@@ltravail I agree that's why boxing is 1st in my life..but mma fighters are real fighters. Because they don't do what boxers of this day and age do. They see a fighter with a belt and they fight. U never hear them say ohhh he never fought anybody ill fight this easy fight instead. Bullshit. Boxers are avoiding dangerous fighters. And claiming they aren't ready. No nigga u not ready.
@@therealsyxx Yes MMA are real fighters. I just think boxing is more complex and subtle, and takes more work to master because you're constrained by specific rules and techniques and forms (e.g.,you can only use your gloved fists). MMA requires some level of competence in a combination of combat sports - brawling, ju jujitsu, boxing, wrestling, etc. But there is no need to master every or any one of those elements to be successful. It's free style fighting. A boxer or a wrestler has to master all the intricacies and subtleties of the sport to be successful. Boxing is the only sport where the ultimate objective is to almost literally kill your opponent. That's why it's also the most dangerous sport of all, as evidenced by the number of boxers who have actually been killed in the ring over its history. Every time a boxer climbs thru those ropes he's putting his life on the line. The higher you go, the more dangerous it becomes.
Honestly, that's really true, I predict what happens in the next 5 seconds quite well (not in fights but in general life, don't have much experience yet) and then I get told "damn your reaction time" but the moment I can't predict what's gonna happen, I can't react at all and everything just falls down like a stack of cards
Unless you're in survival mode. You know those moments when your brain sensed youre in a life or death situation and everything seems like they were moving in slow motion, that's because you're brain was on overdrive. Senses were superhuman-like in sharpness, reflexes were pumped with adrenaline. You'll see that the brain dont need to predict when everything else is so clear and so slow for you to see and react upon. Yeah ghandi is smart, but NO MAN KNOWS ALL. Especially me, so if you think I'm wrong, please do the correction.
Wow invaluable lesson, I would've paid for this. One of the best close range tutorials I've seen. I was here in sparring just the other day and couldn't break past the guard, thanks for the tips.
Impressed with your delivery of the message, u make boxing look way more technical than its usually presented, like an equation waiting to be solved. Subscribed
@@drboxing5313 most boxers dont do sweet science do they? A lot just think they can bulldoze over someone, like fr dude, a casual wouldn't be here if he hasnt seen a floyd fight lmaoo, it was the algorithm that brought me here, im being complementary of Bilal due to ive seen enough vids on youtube to realise who are legit trainers and who are MCdojos. I might add, if floyds hands were stronger, he woulsnt have the bait and counter style he has, floyd can maybe land 50-100 punches a fight, that includes parrying n blocking, floyd probabaly isnt the best example of sweet science due to his lack of wanting to engage and always on the back pedal, most would say he lost to paquaio.... I think tyson fury is the best example of sweet science, a hw that can move like a lighweight, float like a butterfly sting like a bee,
Shorten up inside..no big wind ups that leave you open to counters And besides grabbing/ pushing the defenders guard outta the way ( like the N'Ghannou vs. Masvidal KO ) to land your shots, don't forget to change levels and patterns of attack, targeting vital points..
Back in the day we called that trapping. By the way, ever heard the expression "he double crossed me" referring to someone fooling you? This is where it came from.
Pretty sure the term double cross was around in London in the 1800s referring to a thief. Might’ve later started using it in boxing but don’t think it originated there.
As Black man that is 50y old in this game it is good to see us as people to showcase our skills and have them be accepted as well as acknowledge as ones to seek for teaching and instruction by all.
Brotha I've NEVER been taught that cause i'm usually on the outside. I'm definitely trying to be better on the inside when needed. "Boom! Got to go down in there!" Thank you my good man!
This is high level inside fighting. The kinda stuff youd see JCC sr do. That triple left hook to open up the uper cut was something I remember Roy Jones would do.
@@anthonybrogan390 Actually its wrong, parkinson is genetic disease, if event Ali didn't get any hits in whole career still will be parkinson but yeah boxing brang it few years earlier
This is why I tell people Floyd didn’t have to learn how to read books, because he read men instead. This was an amazing video, thank you Coach Mahasin.
I always wondered about this. Cause you got dudes that's staying in that stance forever. 🤦♂️ Never knew how to get around their guard Thanks, finally got my answer. *SUBBED*
This video was excellent. Answered a lot of questions I had with regards to sparring. Could you please do foot work/angles tutorials. Your teaching style is very easy to take on board !
This is Best boxing attack offense for attacking an opponent on the ropes with a high guard on UA-cam! Thanks 😊 Great video! This is by far the best instructions on how to attack someone with a high guard in boxing!
This was crazy game you gave us, we need more! More detailed videos and longer ones i woud definitely support great teaching B, appreciate the knowledge!
Smart ass coach! I have not seen any videos on lifting elbows like that before. Good stuff that teacher is legit. First video ive seen from him I love it
Really educational tutorial, considered me subbed. I don't any boxing but I do Kung Fu and it has some striking in its curriculum and I think the strategy you're teaching is pretty invaluable to making it more functional to fighting.
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All the old school tricks of the trade. When I was fighting I was called oldschool and I was only 20 now Im 44 so my age and knowledge supports that. You Sir Are Old School, not trainer but teacher.👍👍👍
Foreman lost to Ali because he couldn`t pierce his high guard.
That “bar em” technique could work but ur still vulnerable for a left hook or uppercut
I'd love to see more breakdowns like this
Just subscribe
There average person dont realize how much thinking goes on in a fight.
Exactly what I always say! Fighting is so advanced almost surgical
@@angeloescobar7617 exactly
They don't call it the sweet science for nothing. Unlike MMA, boxing is enormously complex and subtle. Decommissioning a man with just your gloved fists while keeping that from happening to you is the toughest thing in sport to do. Boxing is also the most dangerous sport of them all (over 500 people have died in the ring since the modern era of boxing, the most recent death occurring this year in Europe). If you don't know what you're doing you literally could lose your life! The danger, the courage it takes to climb thru those ropes, and the grueling training and skill it takes to best an opponent within the confines of the rules is what makes boxing such an interesting spectator sport.
@@ltravail I agree that's why boxing is 1st in my life..but mma fighters are real fighters. Because they don't do what boxers of this day and age do. They see a fighter with a belt and they fight. U never hear them say ohhh he never fought anybody ill fight this easy fight instead. Bullshit. Boxers are avoiding dangerous fighters. And claiming they aren't ready. No nigga u not ready.
@@therealsyxx Yes MMA are real fighters. I just think boxing is more complex and subtle, and takes more work to master because you're constrained by specific rules and techniques and forms (e.g.,you can only use your gloved fists). MMA requires some level of competence in a combination of combat sports - brawling, ju jujitsu, boxing, wrestling, etc. But there is no need to master every or any one of those elements to be successful. It's free style fighting. A boxer or a wrestler has to master all the intricacies and subtleties of the sport to be successful. Boxing is the only sport where the ultimate objective is to almost literally kill your opponent. That's why it's also the most dangerous sport of all, as evidenced by the number of boxers who have actually been killed in the ring over its history. Every time a boxer climbs thru those ropes he's putting his life on the line. The higher you go, the more dangerous it becomes.
This is why boxing is known as “high speed chess”.
Bullet chess
@@tomlau675 even better.
The Sweet Science!
I would say, high-collision chess
So Blitz?
This man looked at the camera and said “Right?” and I fucking nodded.
Wtf is today.
"Brain is bad at reacting but very good at predicting."
- ghandi
Honestly, that's really true, I predict what happens in the next 5 seconds quite well (not in fights but in general life, don't have much experience yet) and then I get told "damn your reaction time" but the moment I can't predict what's gonna happen, I can't react at all and everything just falls down like a stack of cards
Unless you're in survival mode. You know those moments when your brain sensed youre in a life or death situation and everything seems like they were moving in slow motion, that's because you're brain was on overdrive. Senses were superhuman-like in sharpness, reflexes were pumped with adrenaline. You'll see that the brain dont need to predict when everything else is so clear and so slow for you to see and react upon. Yeah ghandi is smart, but NO MAN KNOWS ALL. Especially me, so if you think I'm wrong, please do the correction.
Wow invaluable lesson, I would've paid for this. One of the best close range tutorials I've seen. I was here in sparring just the other day and couldn't break past the guard, thanks for the tips.
Impressed with your delivery of the message, u make boxing look way more technical than its usually presented, like an equation waiting to be solved. Subscribed
Its been called the sweet science for years. Maybe You never seen mayweather fight. Most of the people who downplay boxing are haters
@@drboxing5313 most boxers dont do sweet science do they? A lot just think they can bulldoze over someone, like fr dude, a casual wouldn't be here if he hasnt seen a floyd fight lmaoo, it was the algorithm that brought me here, im being complementary of Bilal due to ive seen enough vids on youtube to realise who are legit trainers and who are MCdojos.
I might add, if floyds hands were stronger, he woulsnt have the bait and counter style he has, floyd can maybe land 50-100 punches a fight, that includes parrying n blocking, floyd probabaly isnt the best example of sweet science due to his lack of wanting to engage and always on the back pedal, most would say he lost to paquaio....
I think tyson fury is the best example of sweet science, a hw that can move like a lighweight, float like a butterfly sting like a bee,
@@OceanBloke you clearly don't know much about boxing i see. You wrote a bunch of nothing. Carry on!
@@drboxing5313 haha whatever, maybe change your name if u cant keep up🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽
@@OceanBloke the best example of sweet science is Lomachenko and Usyk, they have much better technique than Tyson Fury by a lot.
This definitely a area in my game I need to work on
You could work on everything for years and never beat me.
@@VibeinATLien anybody can beat you easily 😂
@@VibeinATLien said the guy in the UA-cam comment section 😂 not the place to show off m8
Shorten up inside..no big wind ups that leave you open to counters
And besides grabbing/ pushing the defenders guard outta the way ( like the N'Ghannou vs. Masvidal KO ) to land your shots, don't forget to change levels and patterns of attack, targeting vital points..
@@aaronhumphrey2009 usman or ngannou?
Roberto Duran was one of the guys who really perfected these techniques. That’s why he was great inside.
Yup... Duran was a master at this.
Yes big time. Hagler did it to so well to.
Yeah he doubled up with the same hand a lot.
Back in the day we called that trapping. By the way, ever heard the expression "he double crossed me" referring to someone fooling you? This is where it came from.
...very interesting 🧐
Next time somebody punches me with two rights in sparring ill yell “Ive been double crossed!”
Pretty sure the term double cross was around in London in the 1800s referring to a thief. Might’ve later started using it in boxing but don’t think it originated there.
@@waynebrown8068 I first heard it on TV shows of the 40s
@Michael Mckenna Yeah i think it’s all sarcasm here - we all got access to wikipedia dude
why the toughest dudes got a high pitch voicd
Hahahahaha
Frl mike Tyson too when he was younger
They have nothing to prove
Because high level of testosterone . Level of hormones is responsible for voice and character traits .
@@Crowstattoo high levels of testerone make your voice deeper
Lomachenko, GGG and Canelo do this. This is awesome coach!
Yes that’s we’re he learned it, he watched the video of Loma teaching it. Find it and you’ll see
As Black man that is 50y old in this game it is good to see us as people to showcase our skills and have them be accepted as well as acknowledge as ones to seek for teaching and instruction by all.
Right on. That's real
What does your race have to do with teaching boxing?
Let's all just be people teaching skills to other people ❤️
@@PrimeMatt You have to understand that as a Black man growing up to see what has transpired through time is that secrets and credit has been stolen.
@@rebellious510 A lot of people going to be mad a that comment but the reality is in the statement cold and calculated with love.
Race has nothing to do with fighting
Y’all worried about his voice instead of listening to what he trying to teach
It's Crazy what people notice. Like what does that matter. I didn't even realize. Because I'm focusing on what he is teaching, sharing 🤷🏿♂️🤦🏿♂️
I didn't think of it :/
What's even wrong with his voice?
@@jmmproductions6741 nothing that's why I didn't notice anything
What wrong whit his voice lmao
Brotha I've NEVER been taught that cause i'm usually on the outside. I'm definitely trying to be better on the inside when needed. "Boom! Got to go down in there!" Thank you my good man!
This is high level inside fighting. The kinda stuff youd see JCC sr do. That triple left hook to open up the uper cut was something I remember Roy Jones would do.
Probably one of the best educational boxing videos 've seen. No bullshit, just straight out delivering massive value. Thank you!
This dude is so smart he makes it easy to understand. 👍
When Ali tried the rope-a-dope on Frazier, Joe would yank both of Ali's gloves down and crack him with a left hook. 😂
I love when Frazier pulls Ali off the ropes in their first fight. That rope a dope shit didn't work with Smokin Joe lol
That’s why Ali ended up with Parkinson’s he took too many hits. To the head. He paid a price for rope adoping
@@anthonybrogan390 Actually its wrong, parkinson is genetic disease, if event Ali didn't get any hits in whole career still will be parkinson but yeah boxing brang it few years earlier
Thank you so much! This is some brilliant strategy all in one short video! Absolutely love it!
This is why I tell people Floyd didn’t have to learn how to read books, because he read men instead. This was an amazing video, thank you Coach Mahasin.
Ayo thats a pause right there 💀
@@CupOfWhiskey nah b a pause would of been if I said he touched men up lmao 😂 ✌🏿
In the End of the day.... it's all about Money and he beat the system.
In the End of the day.... it's all about Money and he beat the system.
Its not hard to learn how to read tho. 7 year olds Literally do it everyday 😂🤣😂🤣
I always wondered about this.
Cause you got dudes that's staying in that stance forever. 🤦♂️ Never knew how to get around their guard
Thanks, finally got my answer.
*SUBBED*
My good man, you packed a ton of teaching into 5 minutes. This would have taken 30 minutes with other teachers. Love it!!! Thanks for the instruction!
This is my first video watching you teach and man I’d love to train with a coach like you. Great work
I DO THIS BUT ITS ALWAYS GOOD TO SEE A REMINDER OF IT BECAUSE ITS BEEN AWHILE. GOOD SHIT AND THUMBS UP FROM ME!
This video deserves more views man
This was an awesome summary of infighting options.
One of the best videos on UA-cam. Would love to see more!
That was an excellent lesson by an excellent teacher. Please post more!
This video was excellent. Answered a lot of questions I had with regards to sparring. Could you please do foot work/angles tutorials. Your teaching style is very easy to take on board !
High level Boxing This Coach Has
Great technical instructions. Thank you.
Thank you, Coach Mahasin!
Great pointers!! It shows how much I don't about boxing. Thanks!
This is beautiful work!
My mans dropping gems 💎
Beautiful masterclass. Thanks coach!
This is Best boxing attack offense for attacking an opponent on the ropes with a high guard on UA-cam! Thanks 😊
Great video! This is by far the best instructions on how to attack someone with a high guard in boxing!
Very useful info, subbed without any hesitation!
That is the best boxing video i have ever seen. Thank u for these amazing techniques😍💪🏼
I gotta subscribe just because how in depth this video was.
This was crazy game you gave us, we need more! More detailed videos and longer ones i woud definitely support great teaching B, appreciate the knowledge!
Thanks. I'll post more soon
This helped me tremendously!
Finally someone going deeper into boxing. Very complex sport with few good trainers. Subed cuz i want to learn more
Absolutely love how this man is not only teaching the whole world but also teaching his student at rhe same time.
Best content I've seen in ages 👌
Awesome video man, entertaining and educational 💯
I will try this tomorrow in sparring big up Bilal
Amazing teacher with amazing knowledge! Thank you!!
Great explanation on conditioning and effectiveness of glancing trades
Very nice techniques and thoughts. Thanks for those.
Masterful video! Clean clear instructions and crisp details! Beautiful! Stay true my bro! ✊🏾☮️
Putting a few in my bag... Much respect
Glad I came across this, very insightful!
Great vid. Hand traps and doubling/tripling shots is underrated
Best boxing lesson ever!
You can tell they have lots of fun with him as coach
Dope tips! I'm definitely going to work on that.
Thank you for sharing this knowledge. This has been very helpful. I am looking forward to trying out these techniques.
These are kung fu trapping (mainly lions mouth from hung gar ) and it's great to have them this well/deep explained
Best lesson ever. Thank you very much, this is what I really wanted to learn exactly which never thought me in my gym.
Very informative, great work man!
Nice technical explanation of some key aspects of inside boxing. Thank you.
Great tips! Thanks 👍
Brilliant Coach!
Great video! Very insightful 🙌🏽🥊🔥
Great video! Thank you 🙏
This was really helpful! Thank you!
I'm a complete newb to the sport, but I'm glad I stumbled upon this video...insane high level instruction right here. SUBSCRIBED.
Fantastic technical advice. Thank you great vid. You are a service to the boxing community.
Lomachenko does this stuff too! This is awesome! Thank you coach!
That’s a beautiful techniques right there.
Smart ass coach! I have not seen any videos on lifting elbows like that before. Good stuff that teacher is legit. First video ive seen from him I love it
Really fantastic coaching. Jeez
like how you explain those details. Thanks, I😆 feel my skill upgraded!
Learned something new. Thank you for the jewel
Awesome..lovely. I see parallels with karate and their use of grabbing while striking. This was lovely. Thank you, sir.
Very good tutorial there... a lot of food for thought and sensible and straightforward tips.... Excellent.
This is great wisdom. I remember Alex Stewart teaching to triple up on shots to throw off defensive Rhythm
These are some great tips! 💪🏾
This is next level stuff right here! Great content coach! 🔥🔥🔥
Really good valuable lessons Right Here!!
Keep em coming my dude.
Really educational tutorial, considered me subbed. I don't any boxing but I do Kung Fu and it has some striking in its curriculum and I think the strategy you're teaching is pretty invaluable to making it more functional to fighting.
This is a wicked good video thanks so much!! helped me a lot in my sparring
That was amazing! Thank you 🙏🏿
Perfect coaching.
Man this is next level secret dope sauce. Never even thought of moving the elbows. Definitely convinced me to get a trainer.
Thanks for information and advice man really appreciate and needed it
Great video brother !!
Bro I'm not even a boxer but I learned way too many lessons. Please continue to produce more training like this. Salaam
Thank you Coach!!!
Very clever instruction here.
This is amazing content thanks🙏
Very nice breakdown
really good info. thank you. subbed
Amazing value in this video sir!
Thank you
Thank you. There is an art to fighting on the ropes.
Really well explained
Thank you man I appreciate this more than you know, exactly what I needed to see and learn from, amazing tips 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾