This young man in the neighborhood has been learning from UA-cam only. He practices a lot at the park. Hes won a boxing tournament locally and one MMA tournament. Amateurs, but still, he did it.
Topuria has the best boxing in his weight class in the UFC and he learned his boxing with his brother from UA-cam. Though, I’m sure this was reinforced with real professional coaches by this point
Ive always been A Mike Tyson fan since I was 15 or so and tbh I now started taking boxing seriously now at 28 but I knew I always wanted to do it.I couldnt do it because of my f'ed up passed .. but now im now focused alchol and drug free and more determined I take what I learn from you and apply it to what my coach tells me which is more loke a standard way to box but with his style which he tweaks the lead hook different from other coaches which I like.." open up the hook". My coach said that As long as you know intelligence of boxing youll be ok. So thats why I know To take bits of my favorite boxing style the peekaboo also! :) eventually develop my own style where I am comfortable and not make bad habits. And do things good.thank you for your videos !!!
Dad got the pleasure of going to this gym in 1982. The time was brief but memorable. Teddy was there then with Cus. Dad was a little older than Mike and Cus and Teddy were very nice to Dad. Dad didnt train there but visited.
Hey carter im a kid here at Brasil, i work this style alot everyday thanks to your videos and my coach at the gym helps me with it since i spoke to him that i am used to infighting. I wanted to say thanks a lot for teaching this style here because i really identify with it. i am only 5'5 and everyone at welterweight class is tall and fragile, and this is a success for me for the amateur fights. Thanks a lot and i too want to say that your fighters are very good and very lucky to have you teaching them and being able to learn this style. Amor pelo Brasil 🇧🇷❤️🥊
Carter I love how you put these videos together n get your message across in both a personal and articulate many.. keep up the Great Work bruvva, God bliss you 👊
Yeah, you can learn this . The slip bag is your best friend. But scratch all of that. The first thing you have to do to learn this style is get in to shape. Do what I do and copy the exact same training regimen as Mike. No, i cant do 500 dips in 1 day but i can do 100. No not 1000 push ups. Start lower, i did 50 of everything first and gradually moved up and i work so i cant possibly hit those numbers. Your core. Those sit ups are crazy important. I put my feet under the bed and hang off a chair to imitate Mike. I even get up and run at 4 30 in the morning. Your legs have to be super strong. What i learned is everyone hates leg day, not me. Those squats are everything. Dont lift ANY weights!! Then, only after you look like a mini version of Tyson, you can start to learn how to not get hit. Not knocking people out. But not getting hit. If you were training like you were supposed to, then the strenghth in your shoulders, back, torso, and legs are enough for that. But you need to learn how to set people up. One thing i hate people dont say about tyson is his ability not to get hit. He is right there with Floyd Mayweather. The slip bag teaches you to move your head and throw at the same time. And soak in anything cus said. This guy too. Kevin Rooney and teddy atlas. But like he says the only way is to actually get inbthe ring
One thing a lot of people forget or just don't know is that when you are learning something is it's all about the little details. Also, tons of practice and patience as well determination.
I totally believe that you can learn boxing from UA-cam, I believe it because of how much your vids have helped me, thank you Carter you’re a great teacher! 🔥🥊🥊
I train under a student of Cus down in Florida, these videos are a great add on to my training, helping me to understand the moves and concepts we go over in greater detail. Thank you for these videos!
About 3 years ago i started teaching myself the peekaboo style and ive gotten decent but seeing these videos made me wish i was there training in the same gym keep up the good work man .
台上一分鐘，台下十年功。 “One minute in the ring, ten years of practice.” The problem with youtube-yodas is that they think they know everything but do not actually DO anything, or as Wladimir Klitchko who has one of the highest all time KO rates put it, “The difference between boxing and chess is that in chess everyone plays, no one knows everything, whereas in boxing, everyone knows everything, no one boxes.” Or as I like to put it, in the martial arts, it’s not what you know, but what you think you know, that will get you killed.
Hello! Could you please do a video based on the idea of what to do if your opponent is coming at you aggressive with hooks? And on video based on shadowboxing? In Cus's style?
Can you post the whole online training sessions for example what we can do at home? We can make slip bags we have heavy bags, we can work on pads with our friends and so on..
I heard Cus didn't believe in fighters running outdoors to get in shape and build raw stamina and preferred them to get in shape in thex boxing gym doing boxing stuff. Did he rely on getting fighters to do intense bag and wall bag work stamina and endurance? I've heard that Mike relied on hard sparring. I've noticed distance running does almost nothing for me in sparring as far as stamina goes. Could you do a video on how to build stamina and conditioning?
I found that my stamina seems most built by footwork and HIIT drills. Things that have me moving around in a way that builds up a bunch of lactic acid in the muscles and forces me to focus on my breathing to help reduce the pressure of how tired I feel have a much better translation in the ring for me. Running is more about mental toughness and the willingness to continue an infinite distance despite feeling tired and worn out and doing something you don't like doing, and that in overcoming those negative feelings you begin to feel, mentally and emotionally, better about approaching exhausting work.
I learned boxing myself through UA-cam and by studying Tyson videos. I went to a boxing club once and sparred against two people. That was the first time I ever boxed against someone. Both were amateurs with over 40 fights and I did two rounds of sparring against each. neither of them could really hit me once. I had to hold back a lot so as not to hurt them and I had no problems with them.
@@Quran.vision Unfortunately no, I don't have anything except UA-cam, but you can still ask me anything you want. What I wanted to add to my first boxing experience: It was my second day in the gym and the trainer suddenly said, today is sparring day. he chooses the first person to compete against me. At first I didn't think anything of it, I thought it was just a light tap to estimate the distance and see how it feels with an opponent in front of you instead of just a punching bag. I had zero experience. After one or two jabs, the guy suddenly comes at me with a 4 punch combination. He only hit my guard but I still had marks and sores on my forearms from that combo for days afterwards. After this combination, I just thought, what is going on here. I immediately counterattacked, with a jab to put him in the blocking position and another jab to bridge the distance and then the way was clear for the right, but I stopped it in front of his face. He noticed and from then on the sparring became more chill. he held back ab bit. I didn't make any Tyson moves , I just moved quickly in and out and blocked well and countered immediately. That's why they had no chance. I really held back too. it was a crazy experience.
I started boxing at 13 now I am close to 15 I went to a cheap gym it was underground ı started practicing peekabo after ı saw some kid successfully using it(country champion ametours) I think with your videos and a better coaching then what I have got in the past I can achieve success what do you think?
hey carter man you should start like something where ur veiwer can send you their video practicing cus'style or peekaboo boxing and like from watching from the videos u can tell them what's wrong and what's good isn't this a good idea?
Yo, have you ever thought about reaching out to Mike and seeing if he would have any interest in helping you train people there in Catskill? I think for several reasons it would be a beautiful thing for him to help teach the Cus style.
I have joined a gym and I like the coach. But, he is very reluctant with me learning the Peekaboo style even when I try to focus on form. He says that it's too complicated to slip as a beginner and that he could teach me this after a couple of month. what do you think about that ?
I can tell you from experience. UA-cam athletic vids are good "training tools", but it can't replace a good coach and training partners that will work with you to train those physical skills. UA-cam vids can't teach you how to take a punch. You actually have to get punched to learn how to take a punch!
Boxing is the King. martial arts = black magic Make the World Box to heal it!🙏💪 Shadow boxing alone can get you far! ua-cam.com/users/shorts7ePkAab6_G4
Martial arts styles have always branched off and evolved and practictioners of the style eventually end up creating something entirely new, blending elements of various forms and styles. It will never be as pure as when the Master was here on Earth to teach it, That gym is the grail of the style
You can learn it online but you CANT make it work in a fight without practice against resistance. "Everyone's got a plan until they get punched in the mouth".
Carter I love what you are doing. However in my opinion for you to say that Cus style has not been taught properly for 40 years is being disrespectful to your mentor Darren Ruff whom taught you the style; Teddy Atlas ; Tom Patti; Main Moore; George Young ; Greg Young; Kevin Rooney and so on. You start your introduction mentioning Teddy Atlas as the great Teddy Atlas and then you say the style has not been taught properly for 40 years ? I am confused ? You also say that you are the only person in the world teaching the style ? Please dont forget George Young. He trained Fei Faviva . She might not have become a world champion however it does not mean discredit her from coming out of the Catskills gym with the Peek a Boo style and whom everybody was calling Lady Tyson . You still have a very long way to go Carter. You have not produced any champions as yet using Cus's style. I think you owe an apology to those that you have discredited; Kevin Rooney; Teddy Atlas; Darren Ruff; Greg Young ; George Young of this world.
@@cusssystem8013 My man, I appreciate your enthusiasm- but you are contorting the meaning of what I said and you are misinformed about the facts here, because you are a fan on the internet, not a moral authority or an expert. If it’s been taught properly, then where are all of the Cus style fighters? That should tell you everything you need to know. Fei was taught in George’s style and was briefly taught things from the Cus style, which she doesn’t practice anymore. I know this because I know Fei and her trainers. Darren absolutely can teach it but is retired and only taught it to local guys for two years. Kevin Rooney could never develop anyone in the style because he rushed people and skipped steps. There are so many things you don’t know. Please, let me do the teaching. I have great respect for the names mentioned and have learned from many of them. The intention of my statement is that I am the first one to show the world the Cus style and will be the first person to actually produce fighters in the Cus style, by running the gym how Teddy and Cus ran it in the 80s and teaching it exactly how they did, based of what I have been shown. That’s all I meant 🥊
@peekabooboxingacademy man, this comment doesn't deserve a response. Your doing a great job with your videos. I competed in the 90s, and you remind me of the vibe back then. Keep doing what your doing, im sure you will train many champions!
@@peekabooboxingacademy carter please do not forget the good work Tom Patti has done with the Russian guys and the first book written about the Peek a Boo style
I did not have confidence when using the cus domouto style because i do not understand it i have a lot of questions like the feet does it go far back or a little bit i have so many questions that I need you to answer could you please answer my questions
This young man in the neighborhood has been learning from UA-cam only. He practices a lot at the park. Hes won a boxing tournament locally and one MMA tournament. Amateurs, but still, he did it.
Name pls
Topuria has the best boxing in his weight class in the UFC and he learned his boxing with his brother from UA-cam. Though, I’m sure this was reinforced with real professional coaches by this point
Can’t learn grappling from UA-cam
Ive always been A Mike Tyson fan since I was 15 or so and tbh I now started taking boxing seriously now at 28 but I knew I always wanted to do it.I couldnt do it because of my f'ed up passed .. but now im now focused alchol and drug free and more determined I take what I learn from you and apply it to what my coach tells me which is more loke a standard way to box but with his style which he tweaks the lead hook different from other coaches which I like.." open up the hook". My coach said that As long as you know intelligence of boxing youll be ok. So thats why I know To take bits of my favorite boxing style the peekaboo also! :) eventually develop my own style where I am comfortable and not make bad habits. And do things good.thank you for your videos !!!
Dad got the pleasure of going to this gym in 1982. The time was brief but memorable. Teddy was there then with Cus. Dad was a little older than Mike and Cus and Teddy were very nice to Dad. Dad didnt train there but visited.
@@joeallenboxing Awesome.
What people need to hear not what they want to hear 😊🙏 we need to practice practice and practice more. Appreciate you man 🤙🏽
And what do they need to hear?
Hey carter im a kid here at Brasil, i work this style alot everyday thanks to your videos and my coach at the gym helps me with it since i spoke to him that i am used to infighting. I wanted to say thanks a lot for teaching this style here because i really identify with it. i am only 5'5 and everyone at welterweight class is tall and fragile, and this is a success for me for the amateur fights. Thanks a lot and i too want to say that your fighters are very good and very lucky to have you teaching them and being able to learn this style. Amor pelo Brasil 🇧🇷❤️🥊
Nice bro keep going
Carter I love how you put these videos together n get your message across in both a personal and articulate many.. keep up the Great Work bruvva, God bliss you 👊
Yeah, you can learn this . The slip bag is your best friend. But scratch all of that. The first thing you have to do to learn this style is get in to shape. Do what I do and copy the exact same training regimen as Mike. No, i cant do 500 dips in 1 day but i can do 100. No not 1000 push ups. Start lower, i did 50 of everything first and gradually moved up and i work so i cant possibly hit those numbers. Your core. Those sit ups are crazy important. I put my feet under the bed and hang off a chair to imitate Mike. I even get up and run at 4 30 in the morning. Your legs have to be super strong. What i learned is everyone hates leg day, not me. Those squats are everything. Dont lift ANY weights!! Then, only after you look like a mini version of Tyson, you can start to learn how to not get hit. Not knocking people out. But not getting hit. If you were training like you were supposed to, then the strenghth in your shoulders, back, torso, and legs are enough for that. But you need to learn how to set people up. One thing i hate people dont say about tyson is his ability not to get hit. He is right there with Floyd Mayweather. The slip bag teaches you to move your head and throw at the same time. And soak in anything cus said. This guy too. Kevin Rooney and teddy atlas. But like he says the only way is to actually get inbthe ring
One thing a lot of people forget or just don't know is that when you are learning something is it's all about the little details. Also, tons of practice and patience as well determination.
I totally believe that you can learn boxing from UA-cam, I believe it because of how much your vids have helped me, thank you Carter you’re a great teacher! 🔥🥊🥊
Of course you can ppl that want you to pay say other wise
I train under a student of Cus down in Florida, these videos are a great add on to my training, helping me to understand the moves and concepts we go over in greater detail. Thank you for these videos!
About 3 years ago i started teaching myself the peekaboo style and ive gotten decent but seeing these videos made me wish i was there training in the same gym keep up the good work man .
台上一分鐘，台下十年功。
“One minute in the ring, ten years of practice.”
The problem with youtube-yodas is that they think they know everything but do not actually DO anything, or as Wladimir Klitchko who has one of the highest all time KO rates put it, “The difference between boxing and chess is that in chess everyone plays, no one knows everything, whereas in boxing, everyone knows everything, no one boxes.”
Or as I like to put it, in the martial arts, it’s not what you know, but what you think you know, that will get you killed.
Thank you for your channel Plus i think the intro is cool
@@shadeedmuhammad8107 Thank you my friend.
Its amazing that you are sharing this knowledge , I am learing from your videos , and It has helped me a lot
thank you for being honest we appreciate all the information you put out
I'm learning from u ...since 7 months and I'm from India..❤🇮🇳
Thank you, lets goo! I agree on everything you said 100%
Thanks for the vid Carter, tautoko ana te mahi a Cus raua ko koe (I support the work of Cus and you)...from Aotearoa N.Z.
Once again Carter thank you very much 💯🤝
Great video! Keep it up!
Hi you should make strength and conditioning videos how you physically prepare for a fight etc i think it would be a good idea
Hello! Could you please do a video based on the idea of what to do if your opponent is coming at you aggressive with hooks? And on video based on shadowboxing? In Cus's style?
Can you post the whole online training sessions for example what we can do at home? We can make slip bags we have heavy bags, we can work on pads with our friends and so on..
I self learned cus style since 2012, i never really tested i sparred only twice and it was mostly mma, but would like do light spar
It's not about UA-cam it's about the knowledge and failure and trying the technic
I heard Cus didn't believe in fighters running outdoors to get in shape and build raw stamina and preferred them to get in shape in thex boxing gym doing boxing stuff.
Did he rely on getting fighters to do intense bag and wall bag work stamina and endurance? I've heard that Mike relied on hard sparring.
I've noticed distance running does almost nothing for me in sparring as far as stamina goes.
Could you do a video on how to build stamina and conditioning?
I found that my stamina seems most built by footwork and HIIT drills. Things that have me moving around in a way that builds up a bunch of lactic acid in the muscles and forces me to focus on my breathing to help reduce the pressure of how tired I feel have a much better translation in the ring for me. Running is more about mental toughness and the willingness to continue an infinite distance despite feeling tired and worn out and doing something you don't like doing, and that in overcoming those negative feelings you begin to feel, mentally and emotionally, better about approaching exhausting work.
Stair masters for 15 min fast as you can go take a 30 sec break if it's too much.
Man I love boxing, I love everything to do with the peakaboo n cus n teddy and what they taught
I learned boxing myself through UA-cam and by studying Tyson videos. I went to a boxing club once and sparred against two people. That was the first time I ever boxed against someone. Both were amateurs with over 40 fights and I did two rounds of sparring against each. neither of them could really hit me once. I had to hold back a lot so as not to hurt them and I had no problems with them.
Have you got instagram
@@Quran.vision Unfortunately no, I don't have anything except UA-cam, but you can still ask me anything you want. What I wanted to add to my first boxing experience: It was my second day in the gym and the trainer suddenly said, today is sparring day. he chooses the first person to compete against me. At first I didn't think anything of it, I thought it was just a light tap to estimate the distance and see how it feels with an opponent in front of you instead of just a punching bag. I had zero experience. After one or two jabs, the guy suddenly comes at me with a 4 punch combination. He only hit my guard but I still had marks and sores on my forearms from that combo for days afterwards. After this combination, I just thought, what is going on here. I immediately counterattacked, with a jab to put him in the blocking position and another jab to bridge the distance and then the way was clear for the right, but I stopped it in front of his face. He noticed and from then on the sparring became more chill. he held back ab bit. I didn't make any Tyson moves , I just moved quickly in and out and blocked well and countered immediately. That's why they had no chance. I really held back too. it was a crazy experience.
@@Quran.vision no, only you tube.
I already go to a boxing gym and have a good coach but can i learn the cus style from youtube?
Привет тебе из КАЗАХСТАНА.... я с уважением смотрю твои видео Это мода бокса вернется снова
I started boxing at 13 now I am close to 15 I went to a cheap gym it was underground ı started practicing peekabo after ı saw some kid successfully using it(country champion ametours) I think with your videos and a better coaching then what I have got in the past I can achieve success what do you think?
Will you ever mike tyson analysis videos? Wins and losses
How far should you slip over the knee?
hey carter man you should start like something where ur veiwer can send you their video practicing cus'style or peekaboo boxing and like from watching from the videos u can tell them what's wrong and what's good isn't this a good idea?
When will next practical video be out?
Yo, have you ever thought about reaching out to Mike and seeing if he would have any interest in helping you train people there in Catskill? I think for several reasons it would be a beautiful thing for him to help teach the Cus style.
also i would love to learn this style of boxing. i've always had an interest in boxing but never trained. I'm so glad this channel exists.
I have learned from your videos but of course there is no one to watch what we are doing to fine tune our abilities.
Carter why do you never quote Kevin Rooney?
I have joined a gym and I like the coach. But, he is very reluctant with me learning the Peekaboo style even when I try to focus on form. He says that it's too complicated to slip as a beginner and that he could teach me this after a couple of month. what do you think about that ?
@@valentinfontanger4962 Cus taught all of his fighters how to slip day one and they all were very effective at slipping punches 🥊
Do you train southpaws?
Do you think this boxing channel is efficient enough if you're just learning boxing for self-defense not to actually box in a ring?
I can tell you from experience. UA-cam athletic vids are good "training tools", but it can't replace a good coach and training partners that will work with you to train those physical skills. UA-cam vids can't teach you how to take a punch. You actually have to get punched to learn how to take a punch!
Boxing is the King.
martial arts = black magic
Make the World Box to heal it!🙏💪
Shadow boxing alone can get you far!
ua-cam.com/users/shorts7ePkAab6_G4
Thanks for the video! Hey Carter, which boxing gloves are best for the peek-a-boo style?
Gloves don’t matter my man, all that matters is your ability 🥊
Martial arts styles have always branched off and evolved and practictioners of the style eventually end up creating something entirely new, blending elements of various forms and styles. It will never be as pure as when the Master was here on Earth to teach it, That gym is the grail of the style
@Peekaboo Boxing Academy, are you deleting my comments?
You can learn it online but you CANT make it work in a fight without practice against resistance. "Everyone's got a plan until they get punched in the mouth".
Carter I love what you are doing. However in my opinion for you to say that Cus style has not been taught properly for 40 years is being disrespectful to your mentor Darren Ruff whom taught you the style; Teddy Atlas ; Tom Patti; Main Moore; George Young ; Greg Young; Kevin Rooney and so on. You start your introduction mentioning Teddy Atlas as the great Teddy Atlas and then you say the style has not been taught properly for 40 years ? I am confused ? You also say that you are the only person in the world teaching the style ? Please dont forget George Young. He trained Fei Faviva . She might not have become a world champion however it does not mean discredit her from coming out of the Catskills gym with the Peek a Boo style and whom everybody was calling Lady Tyson . You still have a very long way to go Carter. You have not produced any champions as yet using Cus's style. I think you owe an apology to those that you have discredited; Kevin Rooney; Teddy Atlas; Darren Ruff; Greg Young ; George Young of this world.
@@cusssystem8013 My man, I appreciate your enthusiasm- but you are contorting the meaning of what I said and you are misinformed about the facts here, because you are a fan on the internet, not a moral authority or an expert. If it’s been taught properly, then where are all of the Cus style fighters? That should tell you everything you need to know.
Fei was taught in George’s style and was briefly taught things from the Cus style, which she doesn’t practice anymore. I know this because I know Fei and her trainers. Darren absolutely can teach it but is retired and only taught it to local guys for two years. Kevin Rooney could never develop anyone in the style because he rushed people and skipped steps. There are so many things you don’t know. Please, let me do the teaching. I have great respect for the names mentioned and have learned from many of them. The intention of my statement is that I am the first one to show the world the Cus style and will be the first person to actually produce fighters in the Cus style, by running the gym how Teddy and Cus ran it in the 80s and teaching it exactly how they did, based of what I have been shown. That’s all I meant 🥊
@peekabooboxingacademy man, this comment doesn't deserve a response. Your doing a great job with your videos. I competed in the 90s, and you remind me of the vibe back then. Keep doing what your doing, im sure you will train many champions!
@@peekabooboxingacademy carter please do not forget the good work Tom Patti has done with the Russian guys and the first book written about the Peek a Boo style
@@cusssystem8013 Yep, it’s a good book, one that I read the book over a dozen times in high school. But it skips over about 70% of the style.
They don't to know want you the truth
I did not have confidence when using the cus domouto style because i do not understand it i have a lot of questions like the feet does it go far back or a little bit i have so many questions that I need you to answer could you please answer my questions