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This actually worked really well for me my last sparring match. I was able to keep my training partner backed up to the ropes in our small ring and hold the middle.
That's freaken awesome, man. And exactly what I wanted to hear. This little move is ruthless for trapping and terrorizing opponents in the corner. Mix it with a couple float jumps and they'll never be able to guess if you're committing or not.
Hey great teaching. I do this often especially when faking I might half step the front foot forward or left for example, but the video was great because I noticed you gave really good explanations in this video I hope to see more great videos like this! Thanks!
I’m really glad you like this. It’s one of my favorite tricks and I’m actually kind of annoyed I missed a few demonstrations of it that I use all the time. There’s so many things to talk about that I can’t remember all.
@@expertboxing that’s ok! It was great, even if you feel you missed some examples that you use often- it’s probably hard not to feel that way after talking about boxing, I know when I’m breaking something down for someone or teaching them something about boxing, I always end up kicking myself when I walk away because I think ‘how did I miss that!?’ One time I left a friends house who wanted to learn, and I literally walked back and added more to what I said and I think he got confused when I did that 😆. You could always do a part 2 btw if you want to add more. I apologize for the long comment but i have a question I would love for you to answer if you ever need a topic for a video, I always hear not to slip to the inside, like the inside of a jab for instance and throwing a right over the top, and yet a lot of good fighters do it often, I want to explore it and not be excluding something when I see it being used successfully pretty often. People say not to move right against a southpaw but I love side stepping their cross, so I just don’t want to miss out on a potential thing that could work for me and I want to make sure I have a solid opinion on the matter, pros and cons, how and when to go about it, etc
As an orthodox fighter ive been trying to work switch stance lateral movement to angel out but this seems much more effective and less taxing on the gas tank.
But not everyone is gonna stay flat footed when they throw a jab especially if they are aggressively coming forward if you work a pivot out it would work much better but it will make it much harder to get right
The more they commit, the more effective my little half-step. They would end up further into my old position and I'd be positioned more angled around them without having to do much work.
Fair enough i would love to see a voice over to a sparing session that way everyone can see its effectiveness in acutal combat and point out where and when exactly to use i feel that would be way more helpful honestly but good work man keep doing what you doimg ill keep watching
