Teddy Atlas Q&A: LESSONS FOR YOUNG BOXERS + TEACHING BOXING TO KIDS
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- Опубліковано 18 сер 2024
- In today's episode Teddy Atlas and co-host Ken Rideout answer a question from a listener. The gist of the question is: "What lessons do you have for young kids starting to pick up boxing, and how do you teach these lessons?"
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You don't know how much it means to be able to get wisdom like this at the tip of your fingers. Thank you guys so much
A Lanky Bear really special
Couldn’t agree more. Hopefully “Teddy’s Tips” becomes a regular feature of the channel
Agreed
Boxing is the greatest sport that explains life. Teddy & Ken I appreciate u guys from Nigeria
sikcxz in the morning I think you’re both right. Some metaphorically live the life of Boxing, and others metaphorically live the life of Football.
Some take the advice/wisdom of others (elders/teachers/friends/etc) and go out to achieve greatness. The Boxer.
Some build greatness step by step with a group (friends/family) through trial and error, like the football player.
Teddy A Living Boxing Training Legend.
I am an former amateur and a trainer now. And i am always learning new things, this sport Is so amazing!! Without it i would have no life!! And thx teddy for the amazing knowledge you drop everytime especially about the psychological part of it!! Learn alot from it
Thx and greetings from a huge fan of you and youre passion for the sport
this guy is a proper chip off the old cuss damato block....PERIOD....I HAVE trained boxing for many years...and i learned something from what teddy said.
Boxing is a metaphor for life and that’s what makes it the best sport in the world in my opinion and a great thing for kids to know nothing else for self-defense
MMA is best for self defense, but boxings cool
Boxing best for self defense…..
I agree about the metaphor for life and boxing is my true passion but having a well rounded fighting knowledge base with some training in wrestling, Muay thai, BJJ, with an emphasis on boxing or the martial art of their preference is important in today's world because so many others they could meet are trained in multiple styles or most likely BJJ nowadays than boxing.
Crazy to see my question answered on here! Thanks for the response and keep up this great podcast please!
Thanks for writing in Stafford! Appreciate the question and for your support of the show. All the best with training your son!
Almost in tears thinking of finally getting my boys in the ring. Motivation at its highest creating boxings next generation
Great show as usual gentleman...I just started working with the younger kids ..Teddy you actually gave one of my young guys some tips at the Hall of Fame..I try and keep it positive and fun ,especially in the beginning ...Being"coach able" goes a long way ...Everybody advances at a different pace...I do stress the basics in hand placement and balance...I do notice kids feed off of each other so I will sometimes run some bag or ring drills to keep it fresh...Im just learning about being a trainer and I have alot of questions...One thing that I do notice is the trainer has to bring the positive energy EVERY workout,my fighters feed off of my energy ...My motto: "We wont win every fight,but when you climb to those ropes you WILL be in your best condition,because thats all we have control of before your match"....Great show from one of the masters of boxing...Ken Rideout is a dynamite host and keeps the show flowing nicely...
I'm 44 yo and recently began taking boxing lessons and I just learned a lot from what he said! Thank you Mr. Atlas!
i trained bjj for seven years with roger gracie and he is the same way...the basics are the key to everything, and keeping a cool head.
Cool head is so key man
Was waiting for a video like this
Thanks teddy
Yeah, because both of them do really understand their fans! Great people!
Teddy’s great with kids, there’s that classic video from Catskill from the good ol’ days when him, Cus, Mike were all together and he’s like the pied piper with all the kids following him around to the gym everyday
Thanks for this Teddy! Have three sons, 5,3,1, and all three of them love putting on their little 2 and 4 Oz gloves. Most of the our 1 year old is obsessed with putting g the gloves on and hitting their little "heavy" bag. He is very coordinated and athletic for basically a toddler so I'm looking at taking his interest seriously if he keeps at it. This is invaluable advice, thank you so much!
Been training my son for 3 years now, he is currently 6 years old. Glad to have heard this...
Damn bro, you're teaching him to box before he can walk😅
This is Teddy at his finest. Teaching technically sound principles of boxing.
Great teachings, even for adults, like myself, looking to get into boxing 🥊
The genius of this man is how he can break things down to its least common denominator and offering up analogies that truly resonate. That’s not easy to do. He has a talent for conveying. A MASTER of his craft. We are so lucky he is able and willing to present this wisdom here. Wow.
Hey teddy love what you doin for the sport.why dont you teach the cus d'amato style. you rooney & tyson are the only people left living that know this style & how to properly develop it & ways to use it. It would be great to see it back in boxing.
Always loved boxing, the stories are ones of adversity much like mine, but I'm finally going to the boxing gym and trying to see what I can go, God Bless this podcast, Nevada, and America
Another in the books gang. Good stuff, love the instructional from Teddy. As an amateur boxer I ALWAYS take it back to the basics. Its literally fundamentals to the sport and life. Its how you see it life what counts.
WOW! It feels like I have just read a book on the fundamentals of boxing. WELLDONE. Thank you for sharing the lessons.
Gems...dropping pure gems.
Where have u been teddy??? World need people like u...thank ur talks..💯🥇💯
Excellent teaching of the very basics of the sweet science along with the psychological benefits that go along with it. Great job Mr. Atlas!
Love this. Thank you Teddy and Ken, this is pure and beautiful.
totally an exellent trainer
This is basics for everybody. So few of these are consistently done. Especially as the rounds go on and the water gets deeper. The discipline to maintain form is a real factor.
Loving Teddy atlas atm ❤️
My son started taekwondo at 5, he enjoys it but its perhaps too technical having to memorise patterns and Korean terminology but he is learning things your talking about stances and balance and coordination and pad combinations. This is excellent guide to help practice the boxing.
Teddy you should talk more on the peek a boo boxing style, keep it up!
Hey you
As always, amazing. Teddy Atlas truly is a Guru and wise man.
Totally agree
Thx guys this was very good vid thx again teddy from Canada Kelly 🇨🇦
I remember sitting in a dressing room absolutely shitting my pants. But I faced it that night, win or lose I was going down swinging as hard as i could.
Now sometimes, it could be a job interview or just a difficult task but when I get that same shitting my pants feeling I know I can see it through.
Yesss face your fears and rise
at the time it was one of the worst nights of my life. When I saw my opponent I thought what the hell have I got myself into?? I was 14stone , he was 17 stone. He looked like a 6ft human pitbull. But that fear brought the best out of me and I stopped him in the second round. (after breaking his nose in the first) Looking back now , it was one of the best nights of my life but didn't feel like it at the time in that dressing room. I still coach now just to give these kids what I got from the sport. @@ShogunateDaimyo
You 2 guys are heroes!
Teddy is the man! Hilarious from start to finish, and a very wise student of fighting.
Taking notes, I will read and watch this broadcast over and over again until the lessons penetrate my thick skull
Motlalentoa Mpiyakhe just practice and practice then it will penetrate your skull
Repetition is the father of retention
Teddy the voice of boxing Atlas🥊👌Big thanks from the UK 🇬🇧
Love this
"Where'd mr chin go?"😂😂😂 Gold
This is how you stop your children growing up to being entitled c*nts. Life is always teaching us. There'll be challenging times but you can overcome and if you don't, learn the lessons and regroup.
No matter what happens, we ALWAYS choose how we respond. A victim mindset is a one way ticket to a wasted life. Thank you, excellent video!
great stuff guy's as usual.. Thanks for sharing.. Always enjoy your shows.. Thank you guys..
Dear Ted, what can you offer about Joey giardello? Please do a spot on Joey?
Invaluable life lessons here
Wow what a great surprise! Thanks so much gentlemen
very well said
I have a 3-year-old boy that has had boxing gloves on since he was 11 months old and could stand, now granted I was obviously not trying to drill him even at 3, but the one thing he does know since he was literally a little over a year is that he at least keeps his hands up before he starts hitting his bop bag. This is a great show for me because I do want to show him technique I was a former amateur Golden glove state champion a few years in a row and I didn't start boxing till I was 20. I'm not ever going to push him to compete but I do want him if he decides to compete to be way better than I ever was I think that's what every parent wants. So I am curious on to when I should start really getting on him a little more about proper technique right now he totally still drops his hands once he starts swinging and they are all Haymakers. But for being 3 years old I think he has some pop.
I've got no desire to become a boxer but this is like looking inside a training camp with Teddy. Very interesting.
that mr chin sketch was funny, excellent way to teach kids, bravo Teddy
This was good ep thanks
This was cool. Having Teddy break things down is interesting, as always, and at times funny. I'm sure most of your subscribers could ask questions that would keep him at that desk so long he'd have to retire there 😂 I think allot of people who look to get into the sport..well there just aren't that many gyms. REAL boxing gyms, not hipster central "boxing" clubs that are more about style than substance and have trainers who are blending yoga and cross fit and boxing. I don't know what you call that. But it's not boxing. Even in a city with a couple of clubs you won't necessarily have a trainer in them so much as someone who's just passing on really sloppy advice. Boxing fell so far behind mma in terms of the public radar that it seems to have created a real knowledge vacuum in boxing around the country. If I had kids there's no.way I would take them to some of the "hybrid" gyms because the trainers aren't boxing centered or former boxers themselves. I'd see it as too dangerous to learn incorrectly, than to not learn at all.
Love that Ken brought up the point that "punches come back" 😂😂 Yeah, everyone imagines they're going to throw at a still target. Nah. Nope. 😂 I'd guess many people don't care for how that tastes when it happens 👊💥💫 😵..😂 Take care gentleman 😊🙋
Great stuff
yeah👍
Who will win the fight between Michael Zerafa vs Jeff Horn.? Can you give us your thoughts Teddy! Cheers 🍻
Donald Breazeale? Haha poor Dominic disrespected by everyone lol.
Azziee - I laughed at that too dude lol. That loss really annihilated his reputation just in case people didn't already feel that way about him.
Teddy can you speak about the peek a boo style of boxing in an episode
Great podcast, appreciate the boxing education from Trinidad
Can someone please let me know which is best for teachi life skills better building character brazilian jiu jitsu or boxing? Or the Gracie brothers program.. I keep hearing both these sports are the best.
Anything that teaches the body and mind and spirit to push through fear pain adversity will create growth. The sport is not important doing is the important part. My suggestion would be do both.
Brilliant stuff, really enjoyed it. Ken, could you guys do a 10 minute segment where you could answer some questions from the fans?
Toney vs Evander - amazing performance by Toney to stop Evander
i only teach kind kids how to fight. only ones who will use it when its necessary and not abuse it.
Whens the mythical match ups back???
Hey does anyone know how to ask Teddy a question on the podcast?
Mr. Atlas can you train me?
“Turkey neck” teddy atlas
buy your kids mouthpieces.
Somebody get Teddy a tissue
like Mr. Myagi said, "...get killed anyway...."
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I like Teddy but I got the feeling that this videos could be way shorter if he just answered the question right away
Shut up and listen 👂
@@ubersteve3265 Hell...... na J T you going to take that?
That Is what makes teddy teddy otherwise he would be a regular boxing guy in my opinion
More parents need to enroll their kids in boxing. Not useless ass karate.
Amen.