@@2stroketyson79 he wasn't saying that to insinuate you should try to hurt somebody with the elbow. He was just explaining how a proper hook should be thrown. You'll obviously get penalized for an elbow.
Javier Rodriguez i weigh 215 and he looks heavier than me but dont know how tall he is. Im 6ft so assuming hes around my hight 230ish is a good guess. If hes 5ft8 he could only be around 200
ahahahaha. I've watched this video a hundred times. I also noticed how fast this was. Only after reading this comment did I notice the glitch (keep your eye on Freddie's head).
For someone just getting into boxing as a beginner, this gentlemen's tutorial is clear, concise and is driven by technique; a great way for the adult learner to progress. Thanks for the post..
They both were lucky to have met each other. Pacquiao was already a complete fighter and world champion when he met Freddie, but Freddie taught Pacquiao how to really throw his lead hook. The one they later called "Manila Ice" because it knocked opponents out cold, and Pacquiao helped get Freddie in the hall of fame as a coach. I was lucky enough to meet both gentleman in General Santos City (GenSan). Legends.
@@williamluche417 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parkinson%27s_disease In this video, Roach's movement and speech are far less impaired than they are now. It's terrific, at least, that he is so passionate about boxing and training boxers; having goals to focus on no doubt helps him maintain a positive outlook on life despite his own limitations.
I was a 6'0 welterweight at 15 years old and sparred with a guy of the same stature who hit like that - anyways, pretty sure I got brain damage..totally worth it though.
that man hitting the bag is a dangerous puncher....whoever catches any of that ...its game over...fast and hard ..proper genuine power right there...dangerous man.
wow, my trainer taught me the same way to throw that hook, how ur palms should be facing & twisting those hands on straight shots. Amazing fundamentals. .this video bro came out 30yrs ago when I first set foot in my local gym for getting in fights at my school.. mom&dad knew right where to drop me off.
I don't do that cause I've hit a heavy bag like that and my pinky hurt so instead I keep my fist vertical when hitting the heavy and fighting cause if your opponent goes under your hook you could hit his cranium and with your fist horizontal you could hurt your hand
@marrerogecko I learned it both ways and I feel like my rotator cuff is safer with a palm in position. I watched a Freddie Roach highlight reel of his fights in the 80's and he seems to use both positions depending on his body position. If he's shifting his head off to the side and ducking while throwing it he seems to go palm down but if he's still up right it appears palm in. I've seen this happen to most fighters who support a palm down position. Just what I've observed anyway.
@ruebuscm The left hook has always perplexed me in this way. I see the physics behind the palm down as it forces you to bring up your elbow up and therefore have the weight of the entire arm and shoulder behind the punch, but with the palm facing in, I feel it generates more power by distributing the torque better and allows for more snap.
To the body... Palm toward yourself gets you a good dig. To the head... Both techniques have their place. Palm down either way is hell for the rotator cuff. Palm towards you is hell for the wrist.
@@calebyoung1579 Palm towards you hurts you hand if your opponent ducks since you hit his cranium even, Justin hit palm facing up since if you hit the heavy bag with your palm towards your front knuckles will hurt. When hitting the side of a heavy bag your hook vertical
@boxingnut1986 Agreed. It's really preference, but tactically, throwing the hook over the top of your opponents jab/cross is much more accurate with the palm down letting you slip over the shoulder. If the target is covering with both hands, you can slip the hook behind his guard (near the ear) with the palm facing. Also palm inward against an orthodox fighting using the shell so you can adjust the punch (from half/half to hook) if he changes levels (ducks right when he hides his chin). So Both
Usually if they said you are fighting a guy called Justin you might think you had a chance. This would be a lifetime error and potentially mean all future meals were via a straw.
I always get a little injured when trowing hooks. I'm not quite sure about my hand angle and what part of the knuckles should have contact with the objective.
+Diego Martin Hernández Sounds like my problem, I got the idea from a weightlifting video that thumb down rotates your shoulder too much, like straight bar bench presses always injure me - their advice was to do dumbbell bench presses with elbows tucked in this is a more natural position for your shoulder so I think for boxing hooks your shoulder will be stronger thumbs up.
+Diego Martin Hernández I used to throw my hooks with my palm facing the ground, now I throw my hooks with my palm facing my body and I don't have any more issues.
Yeah...if you aren't a boxer and your hands aren't conditioned, don't throw a hook with your palm facing the floor. Rotate your hand 90 degrees so your thumb is facing up. You land a glancing blow to someone's head head doing it Freddy's way, you're likely to break your index knuckle.
Great tip, you won't generate any more power with palms down, my coach told me too throw with what was more comfortable, I plams.uo offers more protection
@@dagnut Even good technique and wraps gave me tendonitis over the years that only 2 quartozone shots cleared up with rest.. sometimes your wrist simply is gonna decay coz striking something with that torque n force isnt natural. Proper technique however trumps all else.. i agree with the dude above re palms down after going thru that rehab Everyone i know has shit elbows n wrists
negative, there are more than one type of left hook. change ur elbow angle, or palm direction, change length, change ur wrist for a quick hook (like broner with minimal power). IMO trinidads left hook is the best
Power starts with correct body position. Most pivot on the balls of the foot but to deliver bone breaking power, you have to pivot on the balls of both heels. Left foot forward and right foot back. Left foot is the brace and the right foot is the base. You used double compression for maximum tissue damage. It all boils down on how much weight you can hang on the person you are hitting.
Steve Hammel I don't understand the difference you're explaining between the ball of the foot and the ball of the heel. Can you elaborate I want to understand
Freddie would prob been an amazing fighter still if he hadn’t started developing Parkinson’s disease. God bless u Freddy, u really blessed many with championships because u are a champion my friend.
@@elstoniobanderas4091 He kinda suck as a fighter and should had quit when he still had his faculties cause he took alot of punches. He's a great Trainer but he should have known when to call it quits cause boxing is like a drug
Both hooks are good and powerfull it depends on the coach, some coaches teach you that hook that Freddy showed him and some teach you the thumb up hook
+Interfectio I use both types of hooks depending on distance and my intention. Thumb facing up hits harder and longer range but thumb parallel to the floor is faster and lands at a different angle.
Because bag work looks prettier. Once you box you realise most of the stuff they teach you doesn't work and only looks good, I've never once pivoted my foot when throwing a lead hook. I use my upper body because you are moving around too much to plant your feet and twist your foot. Most people are too fast and too far away for twisting your foot. If you try using this I guarantee you will hit nothing but air. Unless your hitting someone really slow and flat footed then maybe you have a chance.
Really guys? He is saying to pivot your foot because this ensures that the hips twist. Once you get the hang of it, you don't need to twist your foot anymore. In case you couldn't tell, this isn't is a video for expert boxers!
Dat Boi damn you must suck at boxing 😂 hooks are to be thrown deep in the pocket. If you’re throwing hooks and hitting air, you need to go back to pad drills and footwork sessions on how to close distance
@@Dissenter A year later, I am much more mature and understand now. I had a superiority complex because I was an MMA fighter among boxers, but now I'm pleased to say i've embraced the sweet science as a part of my style. On behalf of my past self, I apologize.
@zagabel Both ways work. Don't really worry about the distinction. I've heard all kinds of explanations for each--vertical fist has more power, horizontal fist has better flexibility of range, vertical fist is less likely to hurt your wrist and hand, horizontal fist is easier to connect. The only explanation that really seems to make a difference to me is that, when punching in MMA gloves, throw the hook like Freddie teaches--the other kind have a tendency to connect w/ the fingers.
@airbbll08 jab is one of many leads. it's not the only lead. as you get more comfortable and learn the game better, you realize right hands leads, uppercut leads, left hook leads are just as effective. everything has a time and place. right hand lead, left uppercut overhand right is a beautiful, effective combo without a jab.
Not a single person seems to be able to tell my why twisting your wrist during a punch adds "power" or "sting". There's no science behind it that I can think of. Physically, twisting your wrist shouldn't add any power at all as the motion is in a different direction to that of the punch. All I can conclude is that people just think it's a cool/quirky thing to say, as if it's some sort of ancient boxing secret. Any takers?
It's not always appropriate, but it comes down to basic physics applied to your arm's complex biomechanics. Think of the formula Force = Mass x Acceleration. If you wait to twist your wrist at the last possible moment before impact, you are moving your wrist muscles into the punch DURING the punch's impact. You are effectively creating extra acceleration to add to the formula. It requires extremely precise timing and is something natural strikers do well without ever thinking much about it. This is true for hooks, uppercuts, and everything in between because their circular swinging motion must be reconciled with the angle you should apply force at for greatest effect. When mass is applied at a direct angle - perpendicular to the target, aka 90 degrees - it has its greatest total force. Applied at a lesser angle, the same mass and acceleration result in less total force. This is NOT true for jabs and crosses because there is no need to twist; you're already applying force as directly as you can. The one drawback to this technique is if you mistime the twist, or your opponent moves in an unexpected way, you run the risk of breaking your wrist since it isn't perfectly straight.
Colton Hammond thanks for the explanation but I'm afraid I still cant see it. I assume by "wrist muscles" you are referring to the muscles in the forearm, as there are no muscles specifically at the wrist. But twisting your wrist doesn't "move your muscles into the punch". I'm not really sure what you mean by that... I can certainly accept that the twisting action could cause the opponents skin to cut/tear more easily which is obviously advantageous. But as for adding more force... I just can't see it. Anyway thanks again, i'll let you know if I find out any more :)
To put it as simply as I can, bending the wrist at the last moment puts a little more acceleration into the motion as well as hits at a better angle. Not right for everyone.
Colton Hammond Ah I think I see where we are getting mixed up here. I am talking about TWISTING the wrist (as if you are unlocking a door with a key for example). You seem to talking about BENDING the wrist at the joint. Yes I can see how that would add a little bit of extra force if you can time it right, but sounds VERY risky as far as damaging your wrist is concerned.
The most important thing twisting your wrist does is it protects you. Throw a string of punches as hard as you can at absolutely nothing, and you're going to hurt your joints. Twisting your wrists prevents hyper extension and saves your elbow.
@MEJIAV1F3W I think that its all just depends on your personal preference and individual body type. Although many people say that throwing your hooks with the palm down is quicker/faster while throwing them with you palm facing towards yourself is usually more powerful due to the bicep being involved more. A lot of people also say that when you throw a hook with your palm facing yourself you leave your hand less prone to breakage or injury.
I don't get why Freddie said palm down in that video. That's more of a martial arts style hook, not boxing and it doesn't have near the power. I've never seen any of his fighters hook like that. Even his guy hitting the bag reverted to throwing it with the thumb up. That's when he really started hitting it. Mad respect to FR. He's a hall of fame coach, but as soon as I transitioned from kickboxing to boxing, my boxing coach trained me to start throwing the hook with the thumb up and that made a remarkable difference in power. Everything else, I agree with completely. Not that he needed my approval or anything anyway. Lol
"If a good hook misses, the elbow lands" LMFFAOO
Lol but he don't want u to be dirty
yeah absolutely! but the guy is not doing what Freddy is explaining!
not saying to be a dirty fighter or nothing
even though thats exactly what im saying to be
Makes sense
@@2stroketyson79 he wasn't saying that to insinuate you should try to hurt somebody with the elbow. He was just explaining how a proper hook should be thrown. You'll obviously get penalized for an elbow.
That guy hits like a TRUCK.
that is mildly put
Sounds like you're a keyboard warrior.
Vaalferatus his left hook is so fuckin fast for his size
He is/was a pro boxer, wasn't the greatest but a tough guy. He was solid at one point.
yeh his name justin fortune ex heavy weight fighter works with pacquaio & freddie roach as trainer LA GYM!
For a man who struggles with parkinsons, Freddie Roach does amazing stuff. I have nothing but the uttermost respect for this man.
To somebody who does not know who Freddie is they would just assume he's a nerd not knowing anything about boxing.
nerds tend to know stuff
Math teacher...
hillary's prism Naaah...he's just a plastic paddy punch drunk former punch bag.
@@cquilty1 he's the best trainer in the world , what are you smart guy ??
@@cquilty1 lolololol
And that makes u wat m8
10/10 would not let that guy punch me
Same, the big guy with the yellow vest looks like he got some power too
You wouldn't do 1 left hook body shot for $10,000 USD?
I mean he was trained by coach freddie roach
Ye but don’t you wonder what it’d feel like.
I'm pretty sure he decides who and when he punches...scary guy
I'm going to floor-level everyone in my department tonight with this combo......thanks Papa Roach
Howd it go
@@graysonchavis the second guy knew what he was doing. So mission failed.
@@SB-eu6fr fk AHAHAHA
@@SB-eu6fr BRUUUH NOOO
this guys power is insane
yeah, he's about 200 lbs so...
look heavier, like 230
Javier Rodriguez i weigh 215 and he looks heavier than me but dont know how tall he is. Im 6ft so assuming hes around my hight 230ish is a good guess. If hes 5ft8 he could only be around 200
dirtyjew1974 ok thanks for your life story loser
@@smallslimboy hahahhaah
Man, it cannot be overstated how quick, compact, and powerful his left hook is. That thing landing cleanly will take just about anybody out.
monstrous speed and power from that bloke
Freddie Roach = The Legendary trainer who's been training the living legend, Manny Pacquiao.
damn thought he was a chess player
THE CHEAT - MANNY PACQUIAO
@@Feverishkiller Fuck off why a cheat??
@@herrsphinx9491 he is saying that cos manny refused to take a drug test one fight when he was jacked
@@Soa217 yep
was there a glitch at 1:15?? he went so fast i thought he went god mode
ChasinFromBehin frs
ahahahaha. I've watched this video a hundred times. I also noticed how fast this was. Only after reading this comment did I notice the glitch (keep your eye on Freddie's head).
Lmfao that shit was to damn fast
Lmfao
It was an edit dumbasses
was so not expecting a fast 1, 2 for a big guy like that and power.. very impressive
For someone just getting into boxing as a beginner, this gentlemen's tutorial is clear, concise and is driven by technique; a great way for the adult learner to progress.
Thanks for the post..
he rippled space
Freddie roach phenomenal coach. God bless him continue his work
Freddie, surely one of the best. Nice work Justin
Dam that guys packing power.. these vids r priceless id give anything to train with Freddie specially as a southpaw pacman fan
I use to watch Freddie Roach on TV, a lot. Friday night fights? Freddie is one hellava trainer!
Damn clean combos with great power.
been looking for these! thanks for uploading :)
Holy cow, that dude's got some power!!!
*Freddie Roach is a fucking Greek God*
PacMan got lucky he ran into Freddie Roach
And teddy atlas was an idiot for rejecting young pac hahaha
They both were lucky to have met each other. Pacquiao was already a complete fighter and world champion when he met Freddie, but Freddie taught Pacquiao how to really throw his lead hook. The one they later called "Manila Ice" because it knocked opponents out cold, and Pacquiao helped get Freddie in the hall of fame as a coach. I was lucky enough to meet both gentleman in General Santos City (GenSan). Legends.
great video to learn from.... I love freddie roach he is awesome!!
Lesson from the legend 👌🏿
I love that guy on your profile
You can really see how deeply harmed Freddie has been by Parkinson's disease in the past 8+ years. Sad and moving.
What's that?
@@williamluche417 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parkinson%27s_disease
In this video, Roach's movement and speech are far less impaired than they are now. It's terrific, at least, that he is so passionate about boxing and training boxers; having goals to focus on no doubt helps him maintain a positive outlook on life despite his own limitations.
Cannabis/cbd has helped Freddie Roach bigtime. You can see videos from 10 years ago where he can't talk as good as he can now
Justin Fortune... that was some compact explosive power ⚡️⚡️⚡️⚡️
Nice video, thanks for the upload
Nice to take tips from an expert
This man is a lethal weapon
I was a 6'0 welterweight at 15 years old and sparred with a guy of the same stature who hit like that - anyways, pretty sure I got brain damage..totally worth it though.
Nobody asked.
@Money Maywinner aye bro 185 or wtv at 6 foot is very good shape fatass lmao sorry he wasn’t built like Paulo costa?
The greatest ROACH alive
That guy, he has a great punching power, and Freddie,,, he's a really Boxing expert👍👏🥊🇵🇭🇵🇭
that man hitting the bag is a dangerous puncher....whoever catches any of that ...its game over...fast and hard ..proper genuine power right there...dangerous man.
that guy has some serious power
fast as fuck too that left hook
technique + body weight + muscle = dead as fuck.
I could hit as hard as that guy easy
that guy is justin fortune former heavyweight and present manny pacquiao conditioning coach.
fredie roach us also is a former boxer
@Chris Jones How quaint.
1:16 - 1:17 that left hook could move a tank lol
the business handler he's fought Lennox Lewis.
It's actually cut, I had to investigate to see if the guy could actually throw such a killer hook
Calm down guys it’s cut up
Beautiful
wow, my trainer taught me the same way to throw that hook, how ur palms should be facing & twisting those hands on straight shots. Amazing fundamentals. .this video bro came out 30yrs ago when I first set foot in my local gym for getting in fights at my school.. mom&dad knew right where to drop me off.
Pendulum-Swing-2021
You're babbling shittt/making nonsense up via a new UA-cam account.
Please...just stop.
I don't do that cause I've hit a heavy bag like that and my pinky hurt so instead I keep my fist vertical when hitting the heavy and fighting cause if your opponent goes under your hook you could hit his cranium and with your fist horizontal you could hurt your hand
1:16 there's an edit.. look at Freddie just before the left hook lands
Suge Knight thank you for pointing that out, good eye, that was unusual punch and quite scary if you ask me
Sal Khan agreed
@@sugeknight6032 How's prison?
Fuck I'm glad you spotted that... I was about to give up boxing altogether.
@@melapelas4092 lol
Jesus, that guy has a punch that could stun an elephant. Fast too
Short but gold.
Nice, thank you for posting!
@marrerogecko
I learned it both ways and I feel like my rotator cuff is safer with a palm in position. I watched a Freddie Roach highlight reel of his fights in the 80's and he seems to use both positions depending on his body position. If he's shifting his head off to the side and ducking while throwing it he seems to go palm down but if he's still up right it appears palm in. I've seen this happen to most fighters who support a palm down position. Just what I've observed anyway.
Lol this vid almost 10 years old with so many new comments
love Freddie roach
LEGEND!
"if the good hook misses, the elbow lands" HAHAHAHA
@ruebuscm The left hook has always perplexed me in this way. I see the physics behind the palm down as it forces you to bring up your elbow up and therefore have the weight of the entire arm and shoulder behind the punch, but with the palm facing in, I feel it generates more power by distributing the torque better and allows for more snap.
Yup and gives more range, no good lead hookers throws palm down
To the body... Palm toward yourself gets you a good dig. To the head... Both techniques have their place. Palm down either way is hell for the rotator cuff. Palm towards you is hell for the wrist.
@@calebyoung1579 Palm towards you hurts you hand if your opponent ducks since you hit his cranium even, Justin hit palm facing up since if you hit the heavy bag with your palm towards your front knuckles will hurt. When hitting the side of a heavy bag your hook vertical
Nice analysis, thanks.
@boxingnut1986 Agreed. It's really preference, but tactically, throwing the hook over the top of your opponents jab/cross is much more accurate with the palm down letting you slip over the shoulder. If the target is covering with both hands, you can slip the hook behind his guard (near the ear) with the palm facing. Also palm inward against an orthodox fighting using the shell so you can adjust the punch (from half/half to hook) if he changes levels (ducks right when he hides his chin). So Both
Usually if they said you are fighting a guy called Justin you might think you had a chance. This would be a lifetime error and potentially mean all future meals were via a straw.
Wish I had Freddy in my corner!
This is gold.
Brilliant!
Justin got power in them punches
Is that Justin fortune?
@@TheBubblemouth Looks like him
I always get a little injured when trowing hooks. I'm not quite sure about my hand angle and what part of the knuckles should have contact with the objective.
Make sure you keep your hand stays straight with your wrist
+Diego Martin Hernández same dislocated my rotator cuff afew times throwing the left hook
+Ben T you are probably using most of your shoulder for the punch, the power comes from the legs, rotational power from the core and hips
+Diego Martin Hernández Sounds like my problem, I got the idea from a weightlifting video that thumb down rotates your shoulder too much, like straight bar bench presses always injure me - their advice was to do dumbbell bench presses with elbows tucked in this is a more natural position for your shoulder so I think for boxing hooks your shoulder will be stronger thumbs up.
+Diego Martin Hernández I used to throw my hooks with my palm facing the ground, now I throw my hooks with my palm facing my body and I don't have any more issues.
I come back to this video every year or so to check my speed and power against fortunes...I’ll be back next year lol
very helpful video thank you
1:14
Did the video skip or he's just that fast?
It definitely skipped
He Is JuSt WaY tOo FaSt.
Erehe Mias Definitely skipped. Don’t look at him look at Freddy holding the bag makes it obvious.
That is probably the best right straight I’ve ever seen straight out straight back the second right straight he throws absolutely fantastic
Great teachings
great stuff freddie
Yeah...if you aren't a boxer and your hands aren't conditioned, don't throw a hook with your palm facing the floor. Rotate your hand 90 degrees so your thumb is facing up.
You land a glancing blow to someone's head head doing it Freddy's way, you're likely to break your index knuckle.
Great tip, you won't generate any more power with palms down, my coach told me too throw with what was more comfortable, I plams.uo offers more protection
No, I can say that palm facing down is a lot better otherwise you will injure your wrist like me..
@@dagnut
Even good technique and wraps gave me tendonitis over the years that only 2 quartozone shots cleared up with rest.. sometimes your wrist simply is gonna decay coz striking something with that torque n force isnt natural.
Proper technique however trumps all else.. i agree with the dude above re palms down after going thru that rehab
Everyone i know has shit elbows n wrists
@@JackyTMusic I'm not sure why it makes a difference or what the debate is? You're wrists are fucked anyway?
Throwing a left hook with palms down can damage your thumb if your throwing it too long.
I never thought your palm was supposed to be face down on a left hook I'll have to try that
negative, there are more than one type of left hook. change ur elbow angle, or palm direction, change length, change ur wrist for a quick hook (like broner with minimal power). IMO trinidads left hook is the best
wow same. Its making my left hook faster it seems
if your in a street fight, palm towards face so you don't break the small boxers fracture bones
Freddie is one of the best trainers of all time
Wow very powerful punch!
Dude is a heavy hitter.
Power starts with correct body position. Most pivot on the balls of the foot but to deliver bone breaking power, you have to pivot on the balls of both heels. Left foot forward and right foot back. Left foot is the brace and the right foot is the base. You used double compression for maximum tissue damage. It all boils down on how much weight you can hang on the person you are hitting.
Steve Hammel I don't understand the difference you're explaining between the ball of the foot and the ball of the heel. Can you elaborate I want to understand
Dr. Siracha he’s crazy wrong don’t listen to him anyway
Dr. Siracha think he meant cock and balls
@@nickcaesar7650 Made me laugh my insides out.
Legend, Oss!
Freddie is an expert man knows the game in and out
1:19 dude was moving faster then the frame rate of the video
Freddie would prob been an amazing fighter still if he hadn’t started developing Parkinson’s disease. God bless u Freddy, u really blessed many with championships because u are a champion my friend.
He said himslef he wouldnt have been. He said he had the brain and boxing IQ but his body would never do what he needed it to do.
@@elstoniobanderas4091 He kinda suck as a fighter and should had quit when he still had his faculties cause he took alot of punches. He's a great Trainer but he should have known when to call it quits cause boxing is like a drug
@@reycesarcarino4653 Agree.
Turning the shoulder allows you to more easily extend your arm in a natural fashion, and overall generally allows one to strike more powerfully.
He has RIDICULOUS POWER!
I think he throws the hook with the thump up not like Freddie has shown it
Both hooks are good and powerfull it depends on the coach, some coaches teach you that hook that Freddy showed him and some teach you the thumb up hook
+Interfectio I use both types of hooks depending on distance and my intention. Thumb facing up hits harder and longer range but thumb parallel to the floor is faster and lands at a different angle.
+oexel yea me too, the hook with the thumb parallel to the floor Iam only using on short distance
+Interfectio you have it backwards
Alejandro Rodriguez
Yeah me too this is actually the only type of hook I thro\/\/
Freddie Roach says to rotate the front foot, but I've seen many boxers like Wilder who don't do this, is there a difference in result?
Joeel more power when you rotate the foot but the hook can be telegraphed that way as you move a bit more
Because bag work looks prettier. Once you box you realise most of the stuff they teach you doesn't work and only looks good, I've never once pivoted my foot when throwing a lead hook. I use my upper body because you are moving around too much to plant your feet and twist your foot. Most people are too fast and too far away for twisting your foot. If you try using this I guarantee you will hit nothing but air. Unless your hitting someone really slow and flat footed then maybe you have a chance.
Really guys? He is saying to pivot your foot because this ensures that the hips twist. Once you get the hang of it, you don't need to twist your foot anymore. In case you couldn't tell, this isn't is a video for expert boxers!
agreed
Dat Boi damn you must suck at boxing 😂 hooks are to be thrown deep in the pocket. If you’re throwing hooks and hitting air, you need to go back to pad drills and footwork sessions on how to close distance
That dude has a pretty solid right cross and his hook knocked the letters off my keyboard.
Good tips!
They cut out a frame at 1:16 so it looks faster
Maybe, but they didn't bother at 2.00 - 2.05 and he still looks pretty capable.
I saw the lie also.
That guy is one of the best coaches of all time, Freddie Roach. He has parkinson's disease.
Hey are you still alive?
Just making sure you made 2020 safely with the rest of us lol
@@vitroa9512 they could have easily changed accounts or quit youtube. This is my 4th account
@@vitroa9512 yeah im here
My son meet freddie at the wild card gym, he said he was a lovely guy, top man ,top trainer.
Justin's left hook is amazing. Really really fast, and that bag goes 'bang'. Gj gj
If a good left hook missus an elbow lands
A good right hooks lands they get a dick in the ear.
jesus christ 1:17
haha i thought the same thing too at first! go back and watch again, it was cut / edited.
oh yeah you're right, looking at it a few times it's not as amazing lol
Great punches
I got told of when I twist my foot like that is that the right form for a hook or is my coach right captain please help
"precision beats power and timing beats speed" McGregor
Tyler Joyner mcgregor is not a boxer and has crap punching power compared to boxers
Tyler Joyner didn’t do much against mayweather LOL
“Floyd beat McGregor’s ass” Floyd Sr.
Mcgregor is a loser.
Thats true but can mcgregor answer this: what beats khabib??
The guys who've never heard of MMA seem so amused by "If a good hook misses, the elbow lands."
Elbow strikes exist dudes.
We think it's funny cause elbows are not allowed in boxing dude.
@@Dissenter A year later, I am much more mature and understand now. I had a superiority complex because I was an MMA fighter among boxers, but now I'm pleased to say i've embraced the sweet science as a part of my style. On behalf of my past self, I apologize.
@zagabel Both ways work. Don't really worry about the distinction. I've heard all kinds of explanations for each--vertical fist has more power, horizontal fist has better flexibility of range, vertical fist is less likely to hurt your wrist and hand, horizontal fist is easier to connect. The only explanation that really seems to make a difference to me is that, when punching in MMA gloves, throw the hook like Freddie teaches--the other kind have a tendency to connect w/ the fingers.
@airbbll08 jab is one of many leads. it's not the only lead. as you get more comfortable and learn the game better, you realize right hands leads, uppercut leads, left hook leads are just as effective. everything has a time and place. right hand lead, left uppercut overhand right is a beautiful, effective combo without a jab.
Not a single person seems to be able to tell my why twisting your wrist during a punch adds "power" or "sting". There's no science behind it that I can think of. Physically, twisting your wrist shouldn't add any power at all as the motion is in a different direction to that of the punch.
All I can conclude is that people just think it's a cool/quirky thing to say, as if it's some sort of ancient boxing secret.
Any takers?
It's not always appropriate, but it comes down to basic physics applied to your arm's complex biomechanics. Think of the formula Force = Mass x Acceleration.
If you wait to twist your wrist at the last possible moment before impact, you are moving your wrist muscles into the punch DURING the punch's impact. You are effectively creating extra acceleration to add to the formula. It requires extremely precise timing and is something natural strikers do well without ever thinking much about it.
This is true for hooks, uppercuts, and everything in between because their circular swinging motion must be reconciled with the angle you should apply force at for greatest effect. When mass is applied at a direct angle - perpendicular to the target, aka 90 degrees - it has its greatest total force. Applied at a lesser angle, the same mass and acceleration result in less total force.
This is NOT true for jabs and crosses because there is no need to twist; you're already applying force as directly as you can.
The one drawback to this technique is if you mistime the twist, or your opponent moves in an unexpected way, you run the risk of breaking your wrist since it isn't perfectly straight.
Colton Hammond thanks for the explanation but I'm afraid I still cant see it.
I assume by "wrist muscles" you are referring to the muscles in the forearm, as there are no muscles specifically at the wrist. But twisting your wrist doesn't "move your muscles into the punch". I'm not really sure what you mean by that...
I can certainly accept that the twisting action could cause the opponents skin to cut/tear more easily which is obviously advantageous. But as for adding more force... I just can't see it.
Anyway thanks again, i'll let you know if I find out any more :)
To put it as simply as I can, bending the wrist at the last moment puts a little more acceleration into the motion as well as hits at a better angle. Not right for everyone.
Colton Hammond Ah I think I see where we are getting mixed up here. I am talking about TWISTING the wrist (as if you are unlocking a door with a key for example). You seem to talking about BENDING the wrist at the joint.
Yes I can see how that would add a little bit of extra force if you can time it right, but sounds VERY risky as far as damaging your wrist is concerned.
The most important thing twisting your wrist does is it protects you. Throw a string of punches as hard as you can at absolutely nothing, and you're going to hurt your joints. Twisting your wrists prevents hyper extension and saves your elbow.
that guy hits like a girl...
prndandrd1 you can talk
bet you cant even hit a bag
U should have just kept quiet u make yourself look bad
that's what she said
I met him he is so nice genuine person
@airbbll08 so... you are acknowledging that not every boxer leads with the jab?
Freddie's speech is improving keep it up coach
FoxU old video
@brad Welsh I learned the palm down Technique 2ND... But the energy from the rotating of your hand makes the punch shaper And harder
@MEJIAV1F3W I think that its all just depends on your personal preference and individual body type. Although many people say that throwing your hooks with the palm down is quicker/faster while throwing them with you palm facing towards yourself is usually more powerful due to the bicep being involved more. A lot of people also say that when you throw a hook with your palm facing yourself you leave your hand less prone to breakage or injury.
Fellas got a right hand like a falling safe
That punch looks way to dangerous XD so much power!
I don't get why Freddie said palm down in that video. That's more of a martial arts style hook, not boxing and it doesn't have near the power. I've never seen any of his fighters hook like that. Even his guy hitting the bag reverted to throwing it with the thumb up. That's when he really started hitting it. Mad respect to FR. He's a hall of fame coach, but as soon as I transitioned from kickboxing to boxing, my boxing coach trained me to start throwing the hook with the thumb up and that made a remarkable difference in power. Everything else, I agree with completely. Not that he needed my approval or anything anyway. Lol
"punching through your target and not at your target" !!
God damn that right has a nice sound to it.