Reviewing Subscriber's Fight Footage
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- Опубліковано 1 тра 2024
- We are looking at a fight of one of my subscribers. I give feedback on how to improve and what I see. If you'd like to see more episodes like this let me know in the comments.
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Should we have more subscriber training/fight footage on the channel (with my reactions/feedback)?
I would love to be reviewed by you gabriel, how can I participate?
Yes.
Yes please
yes, I also find it hard to show myself from a good side when facing a more experienced opponent, especially when it comes to striking (I train MMA)
Definitely
I find these almost more useful than analysing pro footage since it is closer to my level of experience/training and I can gleam more info from it than watching a professional who is way out of my league
He's got guts. I think nerves were a little tough on him. He had a good fight. Excellent life experience.
Good on him. Hope he has more success in the future!
More episodes of this kind of content will be great
I would say so keep the reviews of amateur or semi pro going. It's useful for people wanting to learn and it gives you content you can hold on between other bigger projects.
I think he should have used more his hands. When he let that jab cross it landed very nicely
More reviews!!!! This is so cool for us to learn
Yes, we want more of this!
Subscriber videos and your analysis would be awesome to see more of. Reds opponent clearly has a lot of experience. He observed reds movements, movement speed and hand behavior, and capitalized on it fairly quick. Thats something that experienced fighters always do in the first round or two. For red, watch this footage over and over again and see what you can learn that your opponent implemented, and where you can improve. You did great against someone who clearly has a lot more experience and who was most likely a belt holder of some type. Take gabes words as gospel and practice/train. I think you did great sir 👍also, you sent the best type of footage. It shows you will not cut yourself short due to fear of criticism. Thats where learning is cut short by a lot. Good on you.
Respect to him for getting in and competing. I would say the biggest change that will allow him to be ready to work is to work on his base. Count how many times he voluntarily broke his own base rhythm stepping before making his attack. Feet coming together before stepping out. Makes it easier to read and means no base to strike from. If your opponent isn’t doing that he’s ready to strike and you aren’t. That advice comes from a place of respect and hopefully to help. Read the rhythm step book by Barry Robinson and buy the dynamic striking tutorial specifically on it plus the 240 rounds tutorial too. Then importantly drill it. Plus all the consistently excellent advice Gabriel always gives is great to add in to your skill set
He didn't throw very hard, he seemed anxious and in his own head. It looked like he wanted to use his length and outfight but he was afraid to jab, teep, lead roundkick or anything that would take advantage of it. The throws might have been a comfort move but he wasn't in the right frame of mind to set it up.
I think the idea was good, but if you don't make your opponent respect your striking then you can't really keep them at your preferred range. Throwing scared is a good way to give your opponent confidence to walk you down.
Gabriel touched on the defense, a lot of standing still with the spine erect which means you're not really rolling with the punches. You can't move as easily. Long arms that are dangling when they should be ready to intercept punches or punch themselves. A lot of the time it looked like he was stunned when he was getting punched, like he didn't expect it, which worried me.
Also, when you aren't able to execute your game plan it lets your opponent dictate the fight. He was getting baited into these very unequal trades at a bad range for him because the traditional mentality of "throwing back". But if you're getting blindsided by every hook and struggling to land single kicks at your optimal range when you do have initiative then you really don't want to be blindly trading in the pocket with someone who is shorter and keeps getting the fight stopped.
I used to wrestle in hs before I started muay thai and it makes me think of the times my anxiety was so bad I just couldn't perform. Where my body wasn't working the way I was used to and I couldn't adjust fast enough. When you need to be explosive and you aren't generating the same force and that feeling spreads like a chill. I can relate to mentally damaging myself by assuming I was the weaker person. That they looked tougher or had more credentials; And worst of all, I felt like I would be a lesser person if I lost.
Its a horrible feeling, but it doesn't mean you won't perform better next time or that there isn't a place for you in the sport. Our biggest enemies are often ourselves, not our opponents.
I like these types of videos it's interesting to hear the opinion of an expert on an amateur bout
Great content! Thanks, and please keep doing more like this.
Very useful. Thank you!
This is awesome. Nice work from your subscriber
You're so fucking intelligent Gabriel. Thank you for everything you continue to do for the sport.
More of these def!
I was scared when he was receiving knees and he lowered his head facing down (near the end).
More of it please
more episodes please. I will be sending mine in a few months just started a month ago 😁😁
Very good kind of content.
I would have loved to get your review on my fight but I'm unfortunately its too embarassing to share. 😅
Much respect to Borovik
Respect!
hi Gabriel great video, how could i send you my fight footage?
these are good I might have to send you mine in Lol
Let me fight him
I think the difference between a good fighter and a great fighter, is defense, block counters, and as soon as your done punching you have to know that someone is always gonna counter back. At the higher levels, everyone block counters, and it looked like red, just hasn't dealt with that a lot yet.
keep waiting for the day that Thailand gets its Olympic host
He need to work on the clinch he should take some tips from fight footages of dieselnoi and he need to be more active with that jab which he looks to be very good at
How to upload our fight video, i wish you review my fight
Would it not make more sense to include kickboxing instead of Tae Kwon Doe? It would make for a larger pool of athletes, and be a bit more interesting. All those Tae Kwon Doe athletes could adjust their styles and still compete, but it also open the door for Muay Thai, Karate, and dutch kickboxing.
That is muay thai. When you do amateur events with multiple opponents you have on body protection, head gear, etc.
@@GabrielVargaOfficial I think he meant for the Olympics. Replace TKD with kickboxing for the Olympics so that everyone, including kickboxers, and Muay Thai and TKD, etc practitioners can compete. Whereas competing in TKD - which is an Olympic sport - is not feasible for someone who does Muay Thai, for example. At least that’s how I understood it.
@@GabrielVargaOfficial For the Olympics. I just assumed you knew what I meant. My bad.
I have a similar video where I lose in the same fashion 😊
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For strength and a functional body, without gaining to much weight.
To complement martial arts training.
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Ребятки, а сколько нас из стран бывшего СССР смотрит Габриэля? Устроим перекличку. Я из Беларуси, Витебская область.
Россия, Московская область, г. Королёв:)
@@vladislavyurkov9221 что-то мало нас
second like, first comment