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Could you do a video on deceptive techniques to stealthily cloak and dagger hit the enemy where it hurts the most!? Please would be grateful astronomically
I actually didn't know that my guard drops everytime I threw a punch until I started filming myself. Now I can proudly say that I fixed my bad habits. Thanks Tony 🙏
same, i started filming myself, and i can keep my guard up when throwing jabs and crosses, but whenever i throw a uppercut or a hook i let my guard down
Had my first spar yesterday and as soon as he mentioned that I knew that's what I was doing 🤣 damn shits so tough my lungs were on fire by the second round 😭
Please never stop uploading, you're my top 2 coaches I genuinely listen to in all areas for fighting and boxing. I've seen over 80 of your videos, you've taught me how to wrap my hands 👐 Great deadly combinations! (6, 3 body) It all contributes to my confidence and I hope any one who is being bullied sees you as a support guide to build their confidence 💯❤️
It's impressive how the little details in boxing can make so much of a difference. For example, I had problems with landing the cross, so my coach told me to move my rear foot 2-3 inches away from the lead foot and boom, I was able to land the cross a lot easier.
About three months ago when you dropped the video about faster punches someone asked you to do one about the equipment needed to start boxing, have you made that video and I missed it?
I'm not a boxer but I've understood this lesson years ago, and have been training for the perfect jab and that perfect cross. I once saw two guys fight outside of a Teso and a taller guy throw a haymaker which I could see from miles away. I had time to contemplate different combinations before he even throw that punch. Its so weird to say this as I'm not a boxer but it's makes so much sense when you understand this video and practise it. The perfect jab or cross is so much more efficient in terms of speed, accuracy, and you reserve so much more energy. Not to mention the obvious, that mechanically its a stronger punch when thrown perfectly.
Good morning my beautiful couch tony looking super fine I'm so proud of you I've super fine couch I'm tony shaban from Fresno California United States of America I want open own school 200.000 as soon. I sell my property soon I enjoy your pictures,class lessons
When you throw the right cross should you pivot the right foot like you’re putting out a cigarette? I’ve seen a lot of boxers when hitting the heavy bag they don’t pivot their feet when throwing the right cross (or the left hook). Just wanted to get a definitive answer on this. Or maybe there’s some nuance as to when it’s appropriate to pivot the feet.
Before I watched your videos when I fight I always put my hands down and doesn't even move properly and punch properly and I was really slow. But after watching your vids I actually looked like a pro and I was faster, stronger, and relaxed. Thanks man for this free boxing lessons 🥊❤️
I'm not a pure boxer. However, i have experience in mma and combatives as ex military and Toni is an extraordinarily good teacher. In addition, a meritorious elite boxer. So my question is. Who are the two idiots giving the thumbs down for such a professional lesson?
I've started tae jitsu recently and plan to start mma when I move to Liverpool from Ireland. Have to say your videos have been a great help in improving my punches. Thanks mate
You're the only guy i turn to, to learn boxing moves. Your videos are very informative and are helping me a great deal. Thankyou Tony. Greetings from Australia.
Thank you Tony, like always you deliver good accurate info. Anytime I comment I have to always give thanks to you even if it's something that I'm way past, but I always believe in going back to the fundamentals to make sure everything is how it should be. Also videos like these help me teach others and also my kids. I really appreciate the fact that you take the time to put out vital info for free!!!! That is very awesome of you, so thank you.
I was told a very similar thing when I was about 15. IT WORKS! I hate to fight, but I can if I need to. An old badass guy showed me this very thing, right down to the details. I appreciate knowing that guy. Thanks Perky Dan!
Tony looking great dude. I like crazy personal trainer you think you can. Train me few lessons I've no legs. Mike old trailer didn't work out, before my accident I've not lost my love for boxing school 2018!
As always, great advice from an expert boxer. As an amateur, I make the mistake of throwing haymakers with my cross instead of doing what Tony teaches. "Perfect practice makes perfect."
The best thing about learning from tony is that you don't lose your nature of fighting unlike other coaches who change your actual nature of fighting in an attempt of correcting the technique.
Started boxing 2 months ago and keep finding it difficult to land my cross with sparring. This definitely help brother, thanks for this and all your amazing videos!
I'd say 50% on each foot or maybe a bit more on the back foot for straight punches. 60% on the front foot is to much as if you miss you will go over your front foot so I prefer to have slightly more weight on the back foot
Great video. Very true you can be practicing consistently and making little mistakes every time in effect actually getting worse. I like the video idea or having a trained eye watch you. Thanks for the tips I will put them to use.
Laugh my f****** ass off dude I was close to a black belt in taekwondo took it since I was 12 years old and it was a lot of Golden glove boxes that can't touch me and you get pissed and try to go for illegal stuff instead. So if I would have them it's the snack back you can't even think about holding hands down when you snap it that's where the damage comes in am I right or wrong discipline is always strong we have no doubt when it comes to discipline am I wrong
Founding your vid this day, I really wanted to learn how to boxing haha beginner here, but ya my dad watched boxing since I was an embrio haha I don't know how, it kind looks so easy and familiar 🥊
Currently developed intrest in boxing and learning by myself, I noticed I do everything you said in video already correct , :p guess i have inante advantage ig haha
i sure wish they taught this stuff in karate. I can't tell you how many times i have karateka, even brown and black belts, standing four feet apart and kicking at each other because they didn't know how to use hand combinations
I went to boxing when I was a kid and I never felt like I was learning any footwork technique etc I have been gong to a boxing pt recently and only now am I making progress
Not trying to be a pro boxer but I’m definitely trying to get me jab down in the event I have to defend the honor of me wife or myself or God. Good videos my brother. Be well.
you dont need 10 minutes to show how to throw a good cross man, why are you wasting our time? you're sacrificing the quality of your videos to get more minutes in.
Never hate or talk s*** about someone who's trying to teach you something that they think they know because they might not know what they were taught all the way you can't hold that against them don't hate the player hate the game ma dude, I'll fight you any day bro.
Tony why in no videos do I see full extension punch without teaching tension at the end of the punch? I teach my students to be relaxed in all movements extended or short but no matter how the punch lands it has to have the tension of a brick at the last moment to be affective
Love your content. so in a fight are trying to make sure we are at the right range to throw a jab and cross? and then when we are at the bag we are practicing that range?
@@Tony_Jeffries I started boxing age 11 and took to it like the proverbial duck to water - I was working the heavy bag one night and an Aboriginal guy came up to me and started teaching me - He taught me stuff just because he wanted to - he was the cousin of Lionel Rose the World Champion - I never forgot that which he taught me.
Great video champ. One thing I learned, I did and still do throw the 1 2 3 holding 10 pounds weights and moving slow. That showed me proper technique, how it feels when it's thrown right and wrong, and the muscles that are needed from the toe to the fist.
