Thanks @@hybridwarriortraining. When content creators waste people's time, it makes a bad impression on your audience. When you get STRAIGHT to the knowledge, people respect you.
You have given a demonstration and breakdown of the flow of boxing better than anyone in person or on UA-cam that I’ve ever encountered. “I had to subscribe after hearing and seeing this!”👍🏽
This is a very important part of boxing. This whole concept that's being taught has helped me tremendously, this understanding has made me a better combo puncher, because i know what punches and movement follow , and when it comes to defense, this concept has put me a step ahead because i have an understanding of what my opponents options are and i can pick up his rythem and/or catch him on his off rythem. This is a very important lesson in this video. What i like is how this man also clearly explains this and i box and teach and train too, and this lesson is actully something im trying to get one of my guys to get. Im going to show this video because once he understands this i can teach him so much stuff from this. For those out there learning this video is a game changer once you understand this concept. Learn this its crucial (Even Tom Yankello talks about this, everything is east and west, its a simple concept with many benefits)
This is something I thought everyone knew since it was one of the first things I was taught in my Choi Li Fut training. We call it the "washing machine" kind of action. Every punch/kick/knee/elbow should make you end up in a position which allows you to whip your torso in service of your next trike. When you are aware of this kind of action then you can see quickly, like how you showed in your video, that a jab can flow into a cross, and then duck down for a left uppercut, back to cross, then an outside crescent kick, whatever you want. It's truly a beautiful feeling when you incorporate it successfully. It takes a bit of practice but when you're thinking of your torso whipping, it's far more intuitive to chain all kinds of strikes together. Great video man!
I seriously think that you seriously thought through about this for the audience. It was so good. The cuts in edit are actually proofs that you had bulletins of subject to talk about. I don't know what to say. You made me subscribe through 1 single video. Keep it up with brilliant videos like this...👍🏻 What are you? The best tutor/teacher or whatever..? This was so intuitive...
To achieve a very flow way to strike is not sparring super hard 100% every single session, otherwise we are always afraid to try the full set of our skills because we can be hit hard, now many UFC champions nearly skip striking sparring and do other exercises, as GSP said " i saw too many fighters leaving the half of their carreer in the gym"
Exactly! You learn best when you can play around. There is no point coming home from the gym every night with a headache. All sparring should be light unless you're working up to a fight. And in my opinion, you only need to do this for new fighters. Obviously you need to get some exposure to the intensity of a fight before you step into the ring for the first time. Otherwise you'll be in for a world of hurt, and surprises. Once you've fought a few times you don't need to go that hard. Plus, you should always pull strikes to the head. You can't condition your brain. You're only doing damage to yourself or your sparring partner.
Excellent advice mate, and I don’t say that often very very important to have an overview of what you should be aiming for. Too easy to get stuck into the small details and forget what the bigger picture should be
Great vid. Picking up the boxing again after not fighting since 2018. Feel like I'll be the best I've ever been due to these kind of training and logical/mindful tips.
Brilliant explanation, demonstration, articulation, comprehension, fluidity in speech, concise and beautifully performed into a distinctive format for beginners and professionals alike! Nice job my man! Do more of this you are an excellent teacher! Cheers.
I took physics and noticed this when I was training by myself you really put this into words well. It makes a lot of sense when you think about it since boxing is about efficiency and this conserves the most energy
I kinda figured this out by myself... I have to say yo giving the tips to start thinking about it and then start doing it is just gold... Thanks for your effort
Instant sub. I already knew this but haven't seen it on others channels, surprisingly because its one of the most important things in boxing.. You are also very clear and wise in your teachings. Thanks for the video and keep it up!
I would love it if you could tell us specific sequences of movements of this flow for offence into defence and vice versa love the channel your killing it!
This is awesome and I think you could make another video of two going over this topic again in further detail. Extremely useful. This changed the way i looked at my movement as a muay thai novice. Thanks.
I somehow noticed the left right flow when I got beaten badly by some great pro boxers. But it is the first time for me to hear such detailed and clear breakdown about how it works. I really love the left right flow concepts, to integrate offence with defence, and finally footworks. With this done, your left hook actually helps you right cross/hook to reload. So every time your left attacks help your right side attack to be on starting position, thats such impressive. Thank you very much.
@@hybridwarriortraining Don't have any ideas but if you could make something to help me with closing the distance quickly and safely against rangy boxers with good straight shots. Maybe like feint setups and footwork stuff to go with it if they back away.
I can look at doing that for sure will all be stuff coming out over the next few months bro. If you’re interested we have a skool community that’s free where I can review your technique, the link is on our channel page 👍🏼
@@hybridwarriortraininghe probably does it naturally now, but in the beginning nerves and embarrassment are high and it makes you less confident and less capable of speaking with “flow.”
New to boxing - always admired and been interested but never focussed on learning about it until now. This channel’s a goldmine of information, simply explained by someone that can walk the walk. New sub. 👍
Mate this video has helped me So much thank you. Still doesn’t reflect in my sparring lol but I feel a lot more comfortable shadow boxing after a few days. Legend
This was excellent. Clearly explained and demonstrated, in a great pace. Thank you so much. This channel deserves a LOT more views, and you’ll get them if you keep up this good work. All the best!
Well stated and right on point. "A moving target is hard to hit." Applies in all forms of combat be it sparring in the club or fighting on the modern battlefield. Been there, done that.
Thanks for subbing bro, in fact you can check out our ultimate footwork tutorial and you might learn something there ( it was a couple of videos ago have a look on our channel)
In essence you push off the front and do a kinda jump back, be sure to keep your feet the same distance apart so you end up still in your boxing stance
The way you explain things is like no other, every video I've seen so far I've learnt how to fix something that has always held me back over the years... Much love
Some of the examples can help me with my punching game in Muay Thai, and the principles shown can help me think how to practice flows integrating kicks and knees
This solo drill is 🔥 Fundamentals win fights kids! You always know who coach is cuz he's the one beating the breaks off the big scary looking guys with day 1 techniques
Great video. I’ve never heard explained like this. It’s crazy how some trainers/coaches are so much better than others at explaining things with words and breaking down technique. My coach was a great boxer, great with the mitts, great motivator, but terrible at explaining. Also this is the nicest boxing gym I’ve ever seen.
Amazing, sir, thank you! Could you please suggest some shadow boxing drills to practice these fundamentals...liked and subscribed. Really appreciated the video, your calm yet very clear style of teaching is impressive!
Frikking awesome 🙌 Im a Kyokushin guy (recently started with my dream - Karate and love it) And im sure, knowing some boxing technics can only help me, as Sosai Mas Oyama also was a Boxer, from the beginning! Thank you so much for this, and you just got a New Subscriber 👍
This reminds me of the way Freddie Pendleton oscillated from left to right while punching and/or slipping, rolling, and ducking incoming punches while boxing!!!
Long ago i had this problem , when i stepped in to fight i forgot everything i practiced and learned, like i was hanged.if they put more effort on teaching this way no one will forget what to do without need for thinking to remember.
Indeed, this is very important. Don't forget that this concept of "flow" comes directly from eastern martial arts like kung fu (wing chun taichi etc). Remember Bruce Lee (be water...) ?
SO incredibly valuable, and not something you hear much at all, if at all. Thank you!!
Glad it was helpful!
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Thanks @@hybridwarriortraining. When content creators waste people's time, it makes a bad impression on your audience. When you get STRAIGHT to the knowledge, people respect you.
You have given a demonstration and breakdown of the flow of boxing better than anyone in person or on UA-cam that I’ve ever encountered. “I had to subscribe after hearing and seeing this!”👍🏽
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This is a very important part of boxing. This whole concept that's being taught has helped me tremendously, this understanding has made me a better combo puncher, because i know what punches and movement follow , and when it comes to defense, this concept has put me a step ahead because i have an understanding of what my opponents options are and i can pick up his rythem and/or catch him on his off rythem. This is a very important lesson in this video. What i like is how this man also clearly explains this and i box and teach and train too, and this lesson is actully something im trying to get one of my guys to get. Im going to show this video because once he understands this i can teach him so much stuff from this.
For those out there learning this video is a game changer once you understand this concept. Learn this its crucial
(Even Tom Yankello talks about this, everything is east and west, its a simple concept with many benefits)
Thanks for your comment man really appreciate it, glad it will help out your guys too!
This is amazing advice for any boxers and especially people new to boxing
mate, ive been going to boxing clubs for the last 7 years and NO ONE has put this info together the way you have. SUBD!
Welcome to Season 2 boys - more value, longer videos, same simple but concise advice 😎
Thank you new in the gym and new subscriber as well
This is the fighting content I've been looking for for years. Most fight channels teach nothing. Subscribed!!
One of the best videos of boxing fundamental movement I have ever seen. Fantastic!
This is something I thought everyone knew since it was one of the first things I was taught in my Choi Li Fut training. We call it the "washing machine" kind of action. Every punch/kick/knee/elbow should make you end up in a position which allows you to whip your torso in service of your next trike.
When you are aware of this kind of action then you can see quickly, like how you showed in your video, that a jab can flow into a cross, and then duck down for a left uppercut, back to cross, then an outside crescent kick, whatever you want. It's truly a beautiful feeling when you incorporate it successfully. It takes a bit of practice but when you're thinking of your torso whipping, it's far more intuitive to chain all kinds of strikes together.
Great video man!
Very special explaining style you got there my friend. Well Done!! The Force is with U.
Keep Boxing, Balkan Shipyards
I have been looking for this video for so long! Finally someone who explains the actual important stuff
I seriously think that you seriously thought through about this for the audience. It was so good. The cuts in edit are actually proofs that you had bulletins of subject to talk about. I don't know what to say. You made me subscribe through 1 single video. Keep it up with brilliant videos like this...👍🏻 What are you? The best tutor/teacher or whatever..? This was so intuitive...
Appreciate your comment man means a lot!
To achieve a very flow way to strike is not sparring super hard 100% every single session, otherwise we are always afraid to try the full set of our skills because we can be hit hard, now many UFC champions nearly skip striking sparring and do other exercises, as GSP said " i saw too many fighters leaving the half of their carreer in the gym"
Exactly! You learn best when you can play around. There is no point coming home from the gym every night with a headache. All sparring should be light unless you're working up to a fight. And in my opinion, you only need to do this for new fighters. Obviously you need to get some exposure to the intensity of a fight before you step into the ring for the first time. Otherwise you'll be in for a world of hurt, and surprises. Once you've fought a few times you don't need to go that hard. Plus, you should always pull strikes to the head. You can't condition your brain. You're only doing damage to yourself or your sparring partner.
Excellent advice mate, and I don’t say that often very very important to have an overview of what you should be aiming for. Too easy to get stuck into the small details and forget what the bigger picture should be
Great vid. Picking up the boxing again after not fighting since 2018. Feel like I'll be the best I've ever been due to these kind of training and logical/mindful tips.
Wow, this channel is doing really well for only having so few videos. This is a great sign. 👍
Much luv ❤❤❤
👊🏻👊🏻
Brilliant explanation, demonstration, articulation, comprehension, fluidity in speech, concise and beautifully performed into a distinctive format for beginners and professionals alike! Nice job my man! Do more of this you are an excellent teacher! Cheers.
this is called conceptual thinking of boxing, loving this explanation!
I took physics and noticed this when I was training by myself you really put this into words well. It makes a lot of sense when you think about it since boxing is about efficiency and this conserves the most energy
Breathing,,, Movement & Relaxation.
Do you think we should make a video on breathing?
@@hybridwarriortraining Definitely so. 👊💥
Some people are just good at explaining things you sir is one of those people keep up the good work
Great video. Nothing is more important than sticking to the basics.
Thank you so much Jack Hanma for teaching us! ☺☺😀
Glad YT recommended this video. Great lessons and clearly explained. Thanks!
I kinda figured this out by myself... I have to say yo giving the tips to start thinking about it and then start doing it is just gold... Thanks for your effort
Cheers man appreciate your comment
Instant sub. I already knew this but haven't seen it on others channels, surprisingly because its one of the most important things in boxing.. You are also very clear and wise in your teachings. Thanks for the video and keep it up!
You're a fantastic teacher. Rarely do I see these mechanics broken down in such detail, bravo!
I would love it if you could tell us specific sequences of movements of this flow for offence into defence and vice versa love the channel your killing it!
Would anybody else be interested in this? (like this comment if so)
This is awesome and I think you could make another video of two going over this topic again in further detail. Extremely useful. This changed the way i looked at my movement as a muay thai novice. Thanks.
I somehow noticed the left right flow when I got beaten badly by some great pro boxers. But it is the first time for me to hear such detailed and clear breakdown about how it works. I really love the left right flow concepts, to integrate offence with defence, and finally footworks. With this done, your left hook actually helps you right cross/hook to reload. So every time your left attacks help your right side attack to be on starting position, thats such impressive. Thank you very much.
Thanks bro this video is extremely helpful even to people who knows a little bit about the skill and art of boxing Awesome video stay blessed
learned this a long time ago but never fully realized what I actually learned. Great video
Thanks man! Any other videos you'd like to see in the future?
@@hybridwarriortraining Don't have any ideas but if you could make something to help me with closing the distance quickly and safely against rangy boxers with good straight shots. Maybe like feint setups and footwork stuff to go with it if they back away.
I can look at doing that for sure will all be stuff coming out over the next few months bro. If you’re interested we have a skool community that’s free where I can review your technique, the link is on our channel page 👍🏼
I love how he talks about it so basically and doesn’t stop to think or say uhhh and just gets straight to the point
That didn’t come naturally believe me 😂
@@hybridwarriortraining Lmao 😂 do you have a script that you follow or do you just record and start teaching with no script?
@@hybridwarriortraininghe probably does it naturally now, but in the beginning nerves and embarrassment are high and it makes you less confident and less capable of speaking with “flow.”
Yep, best channel, real technics, no bullshits. Keep going guys !
New to boxing - always admired and been interested but never focussed on learning about it until now. This channel’s a goldmine of information, simply explained by someone that can walk the walk. New sub. 👍
Never heard someone explain shadow boxing like that. This is great!
Thank you. Good advice.
Very good videos, always clear and direct, and not assuming that everyone is a gifted athlete.
Thank you bro! We ALL begin(ners) at somepoint
Mate this video has helped me
So much thank you.
Still doesn’t reflect in my sparring lol but I feel a lot more comfortable shadow boxing after a few days.
Legend
Great advice .... thank you
You are so welcome!
This was excellent. Clearly explained and demonstrated, in a great pace. Thank you so much. This channel deserves a LOT more views, and you’ll get them if you keep up this good work.
All the best!
Thanks bro!!!
Well stated and right on point. "A moving target is hard to hit." Applies in all forms of combat be it sparring in the club or fighting on the modern battlefield. Been there, done that.
Can you cover how to move your feet while moving backwards?
Can do bro!
@@hybridwarriortraining I appreciate your positive response! You've gained a loyal sub of this channel. Thank you :)
Thanks for subbing bro, in fact you can check out our ultimate footwork tutorial and you might learn something there ( it was a couple of videos ago have a look on our channel)
In essence you push off the front and do a kinda jump back, be sure to keep your feet the same distance apart so you end up still in your boxing stance
Could you do a video on the pros cons and strategies of a taller boxer with a shorter reach? This vid has helped a lot btw
Would anybody else be interested in this video? (like this comment)
Thank you a million for your help and work. ❤
No problem, what kind of videos would you like to see in the future?
This is by far the best video i have seen regarding boxing.
Commenting four or more words just so this channel algorithms. You rock, dude
Brother I was just like communicating this concept myself in my head recently it’s crazy like you took it right out my mind 😂😂😂🔥🔥🔥
Hahah that’s class 🤣
Would there be anything you’d add?
Also, i've seen several clips of you, this is the one that had me subscribing!
Excellent video mate!! One of the best I’ve seen in a long while. Extremely valuable lessons. 👏 👏
what a great teacher! couldn't have said it any better
This video is such a good clear explaination and example.
Incredibly well explained! Thank you!
The way you explain things is like no other, every video I've seen so far I've learnt how to fix something that has always held me back over the years... Much love
Some of the examples can help me with my punching game in Muay Thai, and the principles shown can help me think how to practice flows integrating kicks and knees
Awesome lesson. Could u make a shadowbox routine that implements all of this?
Mmmmm maybe bro!
This solo drill is 🔥 Fundamentals win fights kids! You always know who coach is cuz he's the one beating the breaks off the big scary looking guys with day 1 techniques
Thanks for the encouragement!
No problem
Liked. Subscribed. Saved. Amazing clarity - thank you!
Awesome, thank you!
You are THE *MAN!*
Proud new subscriber 👍
Thank you.
Great video. I’ve never heard explained like this. It’s crazy how some trainers/coaches are so much better than others at explaining things with words and breaking down technique. My coach was a great boxer, great with the mitts, great motivator, but terrible at explaining.
Also this is the nicest boxing gym I’ve ever seen.
Amazing, sir, thank you! Could you please suggest some shadow boxing drills to practice these fundamentals...liked and subscribed.
Really appreciated the video, your calm yet very clear style of teaching is impressive!
Thanks for the video bubba!
Thank you so much for your video and sharing the boxing knowledge!
Thanks, Coach. This is great content. Slips have virtually the same mechanics and weight transfer as punches, only without the punch.
Your good bro , great tips again and ind of the very few people in youtube that actually has good technique
Thank you my man!
This is quality information brother, and I love how right to the point you are. You have earned a subscriber
I appreciate that!
Extremely helpful!!! Thank you!!
That was a measured demo mate. Many thanks
No problem 👍
Thank you.
Perfectly explained for us. Thank you
As a not native in english, this was very easy to follow, thank you!
Great lesson to demystify shadow boxing. Nobody wants to look like they don't know what they are doing !
Thank you, sir. That was very helpful.
Frikking awesome 🙌
Im a Kyokushin guy (recently started with my dream - Karate and love it)
And im sure, knowing some boxing technics can only help me, as Sosai Mas Oyama also was a Boxer, from the beginning!
Thank you so much for this, and you just got a New Subscriber 👍
Awesome lesson. Thank you for sharing your tips ❤❤❤
No problem 👊🏼
Well done! ❤ I will follow! Thank you
This is so awesome! Thanks a lot for such a great and valuable advice!
This reminds me of the way Freddie Pendleton oscillated from left to right while punching and/or slipping, rolling, and ducking incoming punches while boxing!!!
First vid I've seen with this channel and I'm so glad I did. Subscribed before the vid was over. Thanks for sharing your knowledge kind sir!
Great teacher/explanation. Well done
Long ago i had this problem , when i stepped in to fight i forgot everything i practiced and learned, like i was hanged.if they put more effort on teaching this way no one will forget what to do without need for thinking to remember.
Indeed, this is very important. Don't forget that this concept of "flow" comes directly from eastern martial arts like kung fu (wing chun taichi etc). Remember Bruce Lee (be water...) ?
Well explained. Helped me a lot thank you for your lessons sir
thanks coach 🥊
You’re welcome broski!
The thumbnail made me think it said "Stop raging to punches" 😂
Nice video great explanation 👍🏽
Thx bro you got good short content man...greeting from down under 🥊
Thank you mate
No problem
Remember me when you get to 1. Mio followers bro!! Such a great channel👏👏👏
Very cool. Thanks for the knowledge drop
You explain boxing so well 👏 keep up the great content
Great video, easy to understand. Practice makes perfect
amazing video,you tell us the truth of boxing,wonderful
I do boxing moves on the punch bag for cardio and core density, i also use my hips when punching and tense my abs, it really burns! But feels great.
Great demonstration
Dude your videos are great.
Nice vid! Looks like this video comes from back in time, Tony Jeffries when he was 25 years old ;)
Thank you first time hearing this 🙏
good tips, thank you!
No problem
Thank you! Really clear and good info to improve!