Absolutely. I had over 50 amateur fights and I was always concerned about throwing perfect technique. I could had more stoppages I believe had I thought this way.
@@Keiran-qr2ty yea man cmon now that’s kinda rude. homie wasn’t scared of throwing. He was trying to throw *P e r f e c t l y* and as such passed up on a lot of “imperfect” shots even tho he now knows probably would have landed and done something even if a little as opposed to waiting for that perfect moment and getting nothing if it doesn’t come. it’s great to be a stickler for form but sometimes ya just gotta thump on somebody
The advice at the end is some of the best advice ive heard in a while. "Don't over compliment things. You are just trying to put your knuckles in their face."
@@shadowlordwill9685 for the casual sportsman who trains 3 times a week it takes 4 years.. Sure when you train harder you will hit the 100k faster. But it is just meant that it takes very long practice to perfect the jab.
The last sentence were something I trying to go thru with my way of training. Lear the fundamentals, proper technics, but if You feel something may be good try it out, experience your body by not letting your coach to strip You, your way of being a fighter👊 But always respect the fundamentals👊
I've been shadowboxing in front of a mirror for about 4 months now through quarantine, while watching your videos on the jab. With the science and physics behind the jab, I've been learning and constantly adding to the technique (trying to make it the best punch I have.) Practicing today in my fifth 1-minute session, I tried a different approach: Doing all the things my body should do with a jab, except throwing the actual jab. And it seemed to help me understand how I've developed a little. I notice from the footwork set-up, building a stance (posting on back foot), small jab-step forward/exhale, slight hip, body, shoulder rotation/slight lean forward, back hand moving to block a lead hook/counter and adding a little more to the rotation...the jab ends up feeling like it wants to come out by itself. Is that the right order of steps to deliver a jab, and are those steps the reason why it naturally wants to come out?
I’m an european newbie, practicing Krav Maga. Your videos are a bliss. Accurate and serious, with that touch of humour that alleviates the violent side of the stuff and brings it back into the sports field. Keep on going, wish you all the luck.
I just reflected on how far u have come shane i have almost been here since the beggining it amazing how great your technique has gotten and the teachings u teach are amazing congrats shane absolute legend
Nice video im a new boxer and didnt know there was this much variation to the jab . My coaches just teach the standard way. I guess which is a good base to learn the others.
I actually used the down-jab to defend myself in a street fight recently. The guy was throwing heavy punches. I was blocking and ducking to the right. I threw the jab and caught his chin. This allowed me to create enough distance to escape the fight without harm.
I never like videos... I will like this one because u put your ad at the end ! So much respect Shane old fan of the channel. Wish you all the best brother.
corkscrew punches are awesome. you can throw it with any punch... like a curve ball to the face. I drill them all the time. been watching a lot of your videos man, good education for beginners and advanced martial artists or fighters. it's cool you do this man, it gives people a chance they wouldn't have. you've probably saved a lot of people from getting hurt
Hey Shane, how does one throw a jab to the body in Muay Thai? Some say one has to "level down" a bit before throwing it but wouldn't that leave you open to head kicks? Others say that you just have to throw downwards from an MT stance but wouldn't that leave you open to kicks as well? Or are both correct and its just a matter of personal preference of which one to do?
Best option is when they throw a roundhouse kick that's your opening to do a quick jab to the body, because as Muay Thai fights transition towards a roundhouse kick it takes a good 1 sec to see the transition of the left leg for a set up. BUT!!! They'll probably see through you and bring your head down and knee you.
Nah, there IS a difference between the up-jab and the Flicker jab, they are similar as are the rest of the jabs family. The up-jab is supposed come from out of the opponents field of vision - from below. The flicker jab is more of just a disrupting rhythm kind of jab, it has way less power but more speed and doesn't come up from under the opponents field of vision like the up-jab - it can come from a textbook boxing stance with the Hands Up. The up-jab is more of a defensive deceptive move because it's supposed to make you look "Open".
The up jab is by far the best jab,it’s disguised from the hip got to be followed instantly with cross or back hand hook,flicker jab is less powerful and more when your in philly shell or leaning back trying to get someone to attack you,basically a backfist,Bruce lee vertical punch is most powerful,
Nice one, dude. I do all of that, and can garantee everyone of those works, in the right time. If you can only punch from one position, in one single way, its gonna be a lot easier for the oponent to read you.
Great post. The scariest jabbers are the ones that can make all their different jabs look the same until the last second so you don't know which one they are throwing until it is too late.
#3 is the old style Bare Knuckle Boxing jab. Look into Carl Cestari. He’s an absolute genius when it comes to bare knuckle fighting and other types of combat. Awesome video and love the channel.
The first jab looked like the flicker jab created by Thomas Hernes. Also impressed that Shane knew what the Gazelle Punch was. I know boxing fans how haven't heard of it or Floyd Patterson.
My first teacher of kickboxing teach me a very different jab of what I imagined,some kind of straight jab, almost a long jab,I couldn't argue with him since I was novice but waste some extra energy to generate damage,I use jab more to check the distance and more strategic.
If you have a long reach then the pawing jab (no.5) is a good one. Thomas Hearns would use it well to set up the chopping right hand, see his quick knockout of Roberto Duran.
Yeah you wanna do the same in mma, lighting out, lighting in, unless you're doing the "stick it in their face" thing, always need the hand back for defense like in boxing.
Evan Sanders depends what you mean best. It should be a punch that you use often and practice and use like how he said in the video, but if you mean as most powerful, then no. It’s more of a set up
New to your channel. I can see what you are knowledgeable but I may just have a different way of learning. #3 I would also mention the reason why its "upside down" is because the palms are up in supination. Which I like to describe as "holding a bowl of soup". The confusion between an uppercut and corkscrew is that they are both palm up, but differ where the power comes from
Can you tell me who else uses the down jab? I'm creating the most in-depth guide of all time on the jab and double jab. I'd like to share a whopping 14 different types of jabs with you and learn what your biggest questions about the jab and double jab are to help me compose this guide. 1. basic jab 2. step jab 3. backstep jab 4. up-jab 5. corkscrew/jabbercut 6. down jab (lomachenko flared elbow) 7. stiff jab 8. pivot jab 9. power jab perhaps less unique in form but still conceptually distinct- 10. distance-finding jab 11. counter jab 12. body jab 13. jab from long guard 14. arm jab (typically a feint initiated from the shoulder without power from the body) Some topics and questions I will address: -When it may be appropriate to only partially retract a jab. -How does power come from the feet, waist, shoulders, or snap of turning over the wrist? -How should different gloves and rules between kickboxing, boxing, and mma affect your jab and jab defense? -Jabs with southpaws -Jabs vs shorter or longer opponents Do you have any advice for my guide? Thanks
'Don't let perfect form inhibit you from landing your shots.' That right there, should get mentioned more by coaches imo
Absolutely. I had over 50 amateur fights and I was always concerned about throwing perfect technique. I could had more stoppages I believe had I thought this way.
@@tymacdougall3140 bruh how u have 50 fights and scared to land attacks my dude
@@Keiran-qr2ty already answered your question in my previous post.
@@Keiran-qr2ty and who said I was scared? You look like you haven’t hit a gym once in your life bruh
@@Keiran-qr2ty yea man cmon now that’s kinda rude. homie wasn’t scared of throwing. He was trying to throw *P e r f e c t l y* and as such passed up on a lot of “imperfect” shots even tho he now knows probably would have landed and done something even if a little as opposed to waiting for that perfect moment and getting nothing if it doesn’t come. it’s great to be a stickler for form but sometimes ya just gotta thump on somebody
The advice at the end is some of the best advice ive heard in a while. "Don't over compliment things. You are just trying to put your knuckles in their face."
Simple as that bro.
Don't u mean over complicate things?
@@mizukaze8114 no shit
kinda depends what lvl ur fighting on innit
Hybrid uppercut backfist corkscrew jab
- Shane Fazen 2018
I'm not gonna miss my opportunity.
#1 0:58 The Up-Jab
#2 1:29 The Down-Jab
#3 2:21 Corkscrew Jab
#4 3:00 "Backfist"
#5 4:00 Posting Arm
Than you very much my brudda
Ggrrrrrr i wanted to do it but i came up to your comment next time its my turn
#6 4:59 Hybrid Uppercut-Backfist-Corkscrew-Jab
Thanks bro
Turn on English captions. 'fluid' Mayweather lmao.
Now u have to do one video about the cross or he is gonna get jealous
Lmao
Lol
arthur veo
I suppose you could say he would get cross
@@mrfalconpuch123 YYYEEEEAAAAAAAAAA
Good one
I left my job to watch this!
priorities
5 jabs not 5 jobs!!!
Bruh gon be broke trying to shoot a jab.
Left jab > Left job
haha
Nice to see five different types of jabs.
Are you the new Justin Y
UNLEASHING POTENTIAL - PSYCHOLOGY VIDEOS
Lol
@UNLEASHING POTENTIAL - PSYCHOLOGY VIDEOS, P4P top commenter of all time 🐐
@Ballsdeep Singh thats what im thinking
Thanks for putting this thoughtful and important message here.
After hitting that bag for the first time, my face would totally become the target after that. Lol
I use that bag at the boxing gym i train at. It's pretty fun to use, and helps a lot with reflexes. I like to use duck unders with it too.
*The lead hand is your most powerful weapon,please practice your probing jab it will create tons of openings also your feints*
How o train faints?
Feints he meant
How do I train my taint though?
no it's not your lead leg is the most powerful if you know how to use it
I always train my faints, I wait till my blood sugar is low and just collapse. I don't look as pretty as I used to though.
100,000 jabs to perfect them. this means 4 years training.
jonalf duhund ok got it just four years?! Why not two years?
@@shadowlordwill9685 for the casual sportsman who trains 3 times a week it takes 4 years.. Sure when you train harder you will hit the 100k faster. But it is just meant that it takes very long practice to perfect the jab.
@@zyfo4794 My hammerfist jab has far exceeded this by now ...............
No its about 273 jabs a day in a year
I got into a fight 3 months ago and i was able to use the jab to see how he react and a powerful straight. It saved me. Thanks Shane
You turn to your friend: "Have you seen up jab?"
"What's up jab?"
And then you punch him in the face
XD THIS IS SO FUCKING UNDERRATED
The last sentence were something I trying to go thru with my way of training.
Lear the fundamentals, proper technics, but if You feel something may be good try it out, experience your body by not letting your coach to strip You, your way of being a fighter👊
But always respect the fundamentals👊
I've been shadowboxing in front of a mirror for about 4 months now through quarantine, while watching your videos on the jab. With the science and physics behind the jab, I've been learning and constantly adding to the technique (trying to make it the best punch I have.)
Practicing today in my fifth 1-minute session, I tried a different approach:
Doing all the things my body should do with a jab, except throwing the actual jab. And it seemed to help me understand how I've developed a little.
I notice from the footwork set-up, building a stance (posting on back foot), small jab-step forward/exhale, slight hip, body, shoulder rotation/slight lean forward, back hand moving to block a lead hook/counter and adding a little more to the rotation...the jab ends up feeling like it wants to come out by itself.
Is that the right order of steps to deliver a jab, and are those steps the reason why it naturally wants to come out?
I’m an european newbie, practicing Krav Maga. Your videos are a bliss. Accurate and serious, with that touch of humour that alleviates the violent side of the stuff and brings it back into the sports field. Keep on going, wish you all the luck.
Flicker jabs are my favorite Shane :)
Mashiba
Same
@@theradioactiverose5338 *Rapid swinging noises*
You should do a video on Capoeira. Check out Marcus Aurelio, the only MMA fighter to rely primarily on Capoeira.
There's also Jean Silva.
Aro2001 And here I was thinking I was an OG MMA fan. Never heard of him, the guy looks legit.
Veery good indeed lelo is the brazilian capoeirista fighter look alike of muhammad ali #barraozinho
Normal Brain: 5 Different Types of Jabs.
Galaxy Brain: 5 ways THE JAB
Friendly Coy what I saw too
You're the best my man, thank you for the consistent motivation to try new things. Always keeping me inspired even on the rough days! 💪
I just reflected on how far u have come shane i have almost been here since the beggining it amazing how great your technique has gotten and the teachings u teach are amazing congrats shane absolute legend
Can you do this with hooks, crosses, or uppercuts
Nice video im a new boxer and didnt know there was this much variation to the jab . My coaches just teach the standard way. I guess which is a good base to learn the others.
Yeah a lot of people teaches new students the basic necessities, but those variety of jabs are for more skills fighters.
My opponent already has all your tips now I'm the underdog.
Jabs are so underrated in street fights
I actually used the down-jab to defend myself in a street fight recently. The guy was throwing heavy punches. I was blocking and ducking to the right. I threw the jab and caught his chin. This allowed me to create enough distance to escape the fight without harm.
I never like videos... I will like this one because u put your ad at the end ! So much respect Shane old fan of the channel. Wish you all the best brother.
Jab is my favorite punch! Amazing video I ko a guy with a jab cross recently out of self defense, these video definitely help me..
*Spar Ginger Ninja Trickster*
i dont think so, each fighter have their own strength and weakness, u wont know until they spar
My money on ginger ninja better hands and way better kicks and footwork,although Mma probably Shane think he’s the better grappler
@@jamesmiles5662 lol
corkscrew punches are awesome. you can throw it with any punch... like a curve ball to the face. I drill them all the time.
been watching a lot of your videos man, good education for beginners and advanced martial artists or fighters. it's cool you do this man, it gives people a chance they wouldn't have. you've probably saved a lot of people from getting hurt
I always add things to my style watching your videos. Appreciate the time you take to make them!
Straight into it. Couldn’t even skip without missing lol
I'm getting hypnotized by watching that ball...
BEST COACH!!!
Hey Shane, how does one throw a jab to the body in Muay Thai? Some say one has to "level down" a bit before throwing it but wouldn't that leave you open to head kicks? Others say that you just have to throw downwards from an MT stance but wouldn't that leave you open to kicks as well? Or are both correct and its just a matter of personal preference of which one to do?
One simply does not throw a jab to the body in Muay Thai!
Best option is when they throw a roundhouse kick that's your opening to do a quick jab to the body, because as Muay Thai fights transition towards a roundhouse kick it takes a good 1 sec to see the transition of the left leg for a set up. BUT!!! They'll probably see through you and bring your head down and knee you.
Up Jab
Corkscrew Jab
Backfist
Flicker Jab
Stiff Jab
GREAT JAB IDEAS!! BRO CANT WAIT TO TRY THIS OUT IN SPARING
When I make it in the ufc, I'm training with you. Underdog forever
*If it does its purpose*
then its a good jab.
best martial art channel on the tube Shane
What about the flicker jab??
Up jab
Fo real? O_O
@@XxkillerxX10 it's same
Nah, there IS a difference between the up-jab and the Flicker jab, they are similar as are the rest of the jabs family. The up-jab is supposed come from out of the opponents field of vision - from below. The flicker jab is more of just a disrupting rhythm kind of jab, it has way less power but more speed and doesn't come up from under the opponents field of vision like the up-jab - it can come from a textbook boxing stance with the Hands Up.
The up-jab is more of a defensive deceptive move because it's supposed to make you look "Open".
The up jab is by far the best jab,it’s disguised from the hip got to be followed instantly with cross or back hand hook,flicker jab is less powerful and more when your in philly shell or leaning back trying to get someone to attack you,basically a backfist,Bruce lee vertical punch is most powerful,
Gazelle punch is awesome
Always great content Shane
The bag is mesmerizing
Wow five different types of Jabs!!
That last one is a game changer
Yeah, this video is cool and all but did ya know Logic is biracial?
Really lmao I thought he was black
lmao I thought he was white
Matthew Falconi His dad looks biracial, he looks more quarter-racial, haha.
Everyone is mixed realistically
DO WE FUCKING CARE??
Awesome as always cheers Mr Shane👌
Nice one, dude. I do all of that, and can garantee everyone of those works, in the right time. If you can only punch from one position, in one single way, its gonna be a lot easier for the oponent to read you.
Great video as always:)
I would love to see one that is more in depth that includes footwork for passive and aggressice styles.
I do jump rope because it helps A LOT, basic foot drills like frog jumps, and anything that basically involves footwork.
3:53 keep your eyes open bro , it's your advise !
Love this Shane! Great instruction of the jabs brother! Keep killing it #FightTips 💯🔥🙋🏾♂️
This is my favorite very video by fight tips
Very articulate Shane
Great post. The scariest jabbers are the ones that can make all their different jabs look the same until the last second so you don't know which one they are throwing until it is too late.
#3 is the old style Bare Knuckle Boxing jab. Look into Carl Cestari. He’s an absolute genius when it comes to bare knuckle fighting and other types of combat. Awesome video and love the channel.
Very helpful video, this is what i was looking for
Making my ameture boxing debut in june cant wait
Good luck dude
Thanks man
Above all this video has taught me that the writers of Hajime No Ippo knew their stuff!
The first jab looked like the flicker jab created by Thomas Hernes. Also impressed that Shane knew what the Gazelle Punch was. I know boxing fans how haven't heard of it or Floyd Patterson.
This is so interesting, I'm getting into kickboxing soon and I love the depth of the sport
I am from Iraq watching you great channel
Great video as always Shane!👌🏻
Thanks bro! Now I can beat everyone in my son's class in grade two with confidence!
Wow you just opend my mind and my mind is blown
In sparring I’ve been loving using the up jab and the back fist
Can I become a good fighter just by watching these videos and practicing, like on “Old Boy”?
Absolutely. It is all about you practising what's learned
Another great video Shane, thank you!
Great video. Some nice details in there.
Good tips, thanks!
My first teacher of kickboxing teach me a very different jab of what I imagined,some kind of straight jab, almost a long jab,I couldn't argue with him since I was novice but waste some extra energy to generate damage,I use jab more to check the distance and more strategic.
great video, if you can't see well that jab to the face sets the range for you, jab touch wham.
Who do you think has the best jab shane
GSP fosho
John Taylor in my opinion probably Nate Diaz, GSP, or Max Holloway
Nick Angelos agreed, he broke Koscheck’s orbital bone with a jab
I say GSP in mma and GGG in boxing
GGG
Will the smash punch invented by Donovan the razor riddock work for mma?
In a nutshell everything works for MMA
If you have a long reach then the pawing jab (no.5) is a good one. Thomas Hearns would use it well to set up the chopping right hand, see his quick knockout of Roberto Duran.
Standard jab
Flicker jab
Vertical jab
Corkscrew jab
Up jab
Backfist
Side note don't know about y'all but i was always told to bring my jabs back home into my stance. But that's just in boxing. Mma is a different beast
Yeah boxing has a different format of fighting, but MMA you can go all over the place.
Yeah you wanna do the same in mma, lighting out, lighting in, unless you're doing the "stick it in their face" thing, always need the hand back for defense like in boxing.
Should the jab be your best punch in a way then?
Evan Sanders depends what you mean best. It should be a punch that you use often and practice and use like how he said in the video, but if you mean as most powerful, then no. It’s more of a set up
Evan Sanders Yes, he has a video that's called "the jab should be your best punch." Lol
Thankyou...coach...from india❤️
Very informative video. Thanks Shane!
Good stuff Shane
New to your channel. I can see what you are knowledgeable but I may just have a different way of learning.
#3 I would also mention the reason why its "upside down" is because the palms are up in supination. Which I like to describe as "holding a bowl of soup". The confusion between an uppercut and corkscrew is that they are both palm up, but differ where the power comes from
You are realy a very good trainer bro!! I easly got many things from you👍🏾
Your the man Shano
we need more of these !
Great video! Sweet double end bag too!
You are buffing up shane
Do a video on starting Jab combos
Great video!
Awesome video !!!
I actually was thinking about this when I saw the video !
Gsp uses a sort of lunging jab that can cover a lot of distance.
really good tips
Thanks for a very informative fight tip. Appreciate it!
Aced the vid. Subscribed 👌 Really great channel, keep up the good work 👊
Love your vids man
Excellent video
great detail and instruction! thank you so much
Good stuff shane
Yes I needed this vid. I was always confused by tjs jab before
Getting back into boxing love these videos! ❤️
Can you tell me who else uses the down jab? I'm creating the most in-depth guide of all time on the jab and double jab. I'd like to share a whopping 14 different types of jabs with you and learn what your biggest questions about the jab and double jab are to help me compose this guide.
1. basic jab
2. step jab
3. backstep jab
4. up-jab
5. corkscrew/jabbercut
6. down jab (lomachenko flared elbow)
7. stiff jab
8. pivot jab
9. power jab
perhaps less unique in form but still conceptually distinct-
10. distance-finding jab
11. counter jab
12. body jab
13. jab from long guard
14. arm jab (typically a feint initiated from the shoulder without power from the body)
Some topics and questions I will address:
-When it may be appropriate to only partially retract a jab.
-How does power come from the feet, waist, shoulders, or snap of turning over the wrist?
-How should different gloves and rules between kickboxing, boxing, and mma affect your jab and jab defense?
-Jabs with southpaws
-Jabs vs shorter or longer opponents
Do you have any advice for my guide? Thanks