For those asking if these techniques will work on Mike Tyson or Floyd Mayweather: If it was me fighting them, I would guess no. These are legitimate/proven counters that work against PUNCHES, but whether they will land or not all depends on how skilled your OPPONENT IS, and how skilled YOU ARE. Do I believe Sanechai or Buakaw can land these counters on the best boxers in the world? Yes I do. How did you guys enjoy those counters? Let me know which one was your favourite! And if you're looking for more ways to improve your game, don't forget to check out my 33 class program: www.mmashredded.com/soloprogram
Not only do you have the best mma channel on RU-vid and the fact that you're a great fighter, I love how you're growing and improving along side your viewers
The fact that basically every video you post has live sparring footage to demonstrate the techniques & implementation is what's sets your channel apart
I find it curious that people who haven't sparred much don't realise boxers are not "slow" and "heavy". It's important that you mention a lot to train timing and mobility! Your videos are concise and very helpful with much significant info. Boxers' legs are used only for moving around and positioning for strikes, offense and defense, therefore they do that job exceptionally good. It's the extra range of leg kicks that they are not used too.
Man, I love seen this style being described like that. That's exactly my way of fighting good boxers, and it's nice to see people doing the exact same thing and being successful.
i did the second combo in one of my first fights on instinct and it was a knockout. left kick to the liver when the opponent is attacking, is very effective .
I've found that going straight down the centre line with a front kick (or side kick if you're flexible enough) can often go through a boxers guard. Admittedly this was back in my school days before MMA was a thing. I was doing *Taekwondo* and there were a gang of kids that did boxing (and everyone tried to copy boxing moves). I even managed once to get a head high leed leg sidekick that sent the other kid _across the deputy principles desk_ as he was loading up a right cross - he started it! But basically a leed leg sidekick snapped out fast can be very frustrating to a boxer, and of course there's Anderson Silva's (and JSP?) front kick knockouts.
With all the vids we can really tell that you are a true mma fighter i learn kickboxing since my 10yo and i really like how you mix everything to make it usefull with the mma rules good posture good control would love to spar with you one day! You inspired all fighters that watch your vid and you are already making the 2.0 generation of fighters ty for that! May you win all your fights and be safe! From France
yeah!! I mean I titled it "boxers", but what I really meant was countering punches. A pure boxer is going to get dominated if they don't know Muay Thai, wrestling or judo.
absolutely love parrying to combo into counterattacks! Dont have flexibility for high kicks but parry-> low/midbody/knees I try to do every freeform sparring sessions
Great video asual 👍,for me the best ways stop a boxer,samkor version just smashing the arms until there dead are brilliant,oblique kicks knee stomps work best as every boxer has to plant that lead leg to land punches,obviously leg kicks body kicks like Jeff says,
I like you start to advertise yourself more, the "remember to hit subscribe" button is a subtle reminder. I like it. You deserve more subs. Honestly watching RU-vid has increased my fight iq quite significantly, and lots of techniques I feel like aren't even taught in gyms. I wonder if anyone could do an empirical study on how much martial arts you can learn from RU-vid...
I like this for opponents that use extraneous head movement. If I notice opponent is dipping head off center line with jab, I will invite them to jab and counter jab, further influencing them to feel ‘safe’ getting their head off center line. Once pattern established, I will use the lead leg to head. It *can* be dangerous in sparring as I’ve had someone literally knock themselves out running their head into my shin. And this was after a friendly warning about over exaggerated head movement. But. All good stuff as always, Jeff. Love it.
@@MMAShredded My channel got banned for 4 days because "according to youtube" I was violating coexistence policies, just because I like to speak my mind, and ok, I can accept I´m kinda polemic guy when an argument isn´t going my way, but yeah, that´s what happened, just because I´m ultra respectful with you, as I consider you my good bro, besides you are a fighting beast, doesn´t mean I´m like that in other channels speaking about another subjects, but I guess from now on I´m gonna have to chill out in political arguments.... Anyways, my comments good or bad I posted since I have this account (2008) were all deleted 😁🤷♂️
Recently discovered your channel after Firas Zahabi gave you a rap on one of his podcasts. Fantastic tutorials, love the way you explain your techniques, then show them being used in actual sparring, especially respectful about how humble you are when you make mistakes or get hit during sparring. Really appreciate your channel. Grant (Australia)
@@MMAShredded Hi Jeff, 43 minutes into the Usman vs Burns post fight analysis. Thanks again for sharing your knowledge, I am 59, have been studying martial arts since a teenager and now I'm practising your combinations and techniques daily👍😁
Great video! I am noticing that this will only work because the opponents are either hesitating to enter or disengage back into kicking range. If they actually dragged their back leg with them while punching and got their structure into punching range, I think it would be harder to pull of. Then of course: you have other followups for that. But I still see that these counters works because his opponent are doing mistakes by opening themselves by half-entering with punches at kicking range. The counter for this would probably be to close in and allow the kicker to attack first, and then counter with punches .. but then this video would be named: How to counter a kicker with boxing! Maybe you could make a video about this? (if you haven't already?
thanks for watching! These are def counters that work, but as for anything, if your opponent is more skilled than you, they will figure out how to anticipate/deal with your counter. And if you are more skilled, than you will figure out a way to time it so that they can't do anything about it.
@@MMAShredded Which makes this so damn eternally interesting :) Want to make a vid about countering kicks with punches too? Would be cool to see your view on that as well!
Quick question: How do you make sure not to put too much into the kick and accidentally knock out your partner. Specifically for the parry into the head kick.
Train in the air slowly so you can develop control and balance. When you gain control doing your technique slowly, you’ll do it better when applying speed.
Hey Jeff, i've been working so much lately that I havent had much motivation to train on new things besides going to class but I have a couple days off so I'm going to be watching and rewatching a lot of my favorite vids of yours. Looking forward to catching up on all your new vids too.
Loved the last one will definitely use of it. It would be good once this healthy thingy is over for you come down to my gym in London, Jackapong Muay Thai or Team Underground :) Get some videos of head kicking me haha
Ur true boxers lean to much... We tried kicking as u told ... I get rocked with the head kick when I leaned🤣 no headgare .. I know it's gonna kill my brain cells but interst leads rough way... And ❤️ to ur work :)
Best combat sport channel, always cool and relaxing videos. Because i know you always answering to commentaries, i ask you : do you sometimes practice bjj in gi ? Do you think it's relevant in mma training and it is a video with you in gi conceivable ? Sorry for my english, i'm french
I do practice in the gi. It is better to train no gi for MMA, but still relevant because its tougher to escape, so when you finally train without a gi, everything is so much easier to escape/slip out!
In Thailand, there are fighters with only the style of punching, the muay thai stage role, he defeats elbows and knees with excellent shortening. I will just say All kinds of punches There are always solutions to each other. And you can see that it only works when the fight is really defeated. A lot of practice is important.
I like the lead low inside kick . It’s quick definitely gets opponents attention and stops them for the moment. Then you can follow up with something naughty off the rear leg 😈
I’m a tall southpaw and my weakness is when fighters blitz on me with their boxing, and I’ve been trying to counter that for a while now. I’m super excited to try these strategies out!!
Thank you Jeff e practice Krav Maga and a lot of movements and techniques that our coach tell US to do and we train on our sparrings i can see in your chanell you are a great Fighter and you explain things pretty well keep doing this videos 👍
my only tip is to stretch consistently, everyday. Here is a video on the stretches I do: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-7d9P0vE2Jxs.html
Brilliant video. Do you kick with your foot on purpose and if so is there anything I should be watching out for? I understand in some styles you're told not to, but wondering your opinion.
this is very good, these techniques that neutralize opponents, who generally have a predominant style, MMA needs to study basic techniques and strategies just like you do, this is very good. thanks and you shut up being a warrior for fighting, because it’s not for everyone and what you teach is important for combat.
