Spar Wars - Seasons Beatings | Hard Sparring 

love watching these while doing pushups. Great work!

Great vid, merry x-mas to all of you who read this ♡

@@FinestFighters thank you

This is amazing sparring! everyone is learning so much! You can just tell with every exchange!!

Hello my name is Ali and when i watch yall sparring video man it looks like i am watching a episode on TV how to make me at the gym look like the way yall do it. Do i need a device to record or a camara thanks

Damn haha

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😂😂

There’s always that one guy that will use some equipment until it’s run to the ground and busting out the seams lol

It’s been like that for a minute now

RDX shin guards not got the best bands on them a year and their done for. Good budget guards

Thank you so much brother glad they inspired you

Same here!!!

Couldn't agree more!

thanks hope you enjoy it

thank you so much. have a great Christmas and New Year

It’s just time and experience

Glad you like them!

Same to you! Happy holidays

Thank you

Thanks for watching

Obrigado 🙌

Glad you like them! Thanks

Your welcome have a great Christmas

have a great Christmas and New Year

He’s a beast

Thanks for watching

@@SiamBoxing You’re welcome 👍👍💪💪👊👊🥊🥊🥋🥋

Tis the season to be jolly 😀

Crazy gas tank

They’re nice 👌

I’m sure there will be some good ones around your area

Ouchhhh deze nuts

I was literally just watching and scrolling down these comments thinking the exact same thing. Not that that's bad or doesn't build a fighter, and not that they aren't good, but that's not a real fight simulation. Unless they're fighting a crazy Dutch guy, hahaha.

Это один из аспектов боя, симуляция. Бойцы оттачивают вариативность на дистанции, скоростные показатели и берегут партнёра, насколько это вохможно. А так много есть ещё чего! Например уход с линии атаки, заход в ближний бой, удары в открытые окна, а не по защите, да и сами удары могут быть более пробивные, не по поверхности и т.д. и т.п. Век живи, век учись

@@Jonglohn very true but it's a great way to make sure you and your partner can get alot of reps in and it's also a great way to make sure your practicing your defense as much as your offense. I'm sure leading up to a fight they would spar differently

its very durch style sparring. hard and with turns. it hardens people up and you can train your combos and flow and distance on a real human

you a mcdojoista?

@@SandaBoxing 16/12 ounce gloves (giant pillows) x full force (mass x accleration) applied to a floating piece of cognition that is your brain = CBT (cognative brain trauma); even with guards, the gloves will go through impact wise. Maybe you should read statistics in boxing and martial arts in general (or American football), it doesn't get better for the people who get older and get accelerated alzeimers or dementia. Unless your training for an actual match, you shouldn't be sparring hard (even then, that should be once in a while to keep the thai boxers sharp but it shouldnt be the norm. The Dutch method has it's flaws).

@@BorninPurple If this scares you, then don't watch it or don't spar hard. How do you know that they're sparring like this as "the norm"? And did you just discovered that head trauma is bad for you? Haha, so you want the NFL to switch to touch football now too?

@@SandaBoxing I don't believe anything about fear was mentioned, just that I can feel the brain damage. Hey man, they're your fighters not mine. Better take care of them.

@@BorninPurple You fear, don't pretend.

Knowlesy for sure

maybe in the new year we will do something with them again. thanks for watching

Straight beast ain’t he

Both. Non telegraphed I just send with care and stop before I hit. Set up I use a little more strength when I know that they are going to block it

4th Dimension, Nottingham UK

@@SiamBoxing I watch your channel every time. 2 hours to go, long distance, anyway one day I will visit your Gym

Ouch 😮

Conditioning

K1

Due to it increasing concussion rate due to swelling of the head increasing pressure in them it also partially blocks peripheral vision making less strikes be visible sooner

@@umpaonsticks7039 but protects nose and keeps face from bruising.

If you're ok with your peripheral vision being shit and taking just as much if not more head trauma, sure.

Who’s bothered about a little bit of bruising when you’re a fighter? Other than mild bruising and stopping cuts, they don’t do anything, the trauma to the head is the same if not worsened from wearing them

@@willyharris4199 Boxers wear all the time.

Pretty sure it’s sparring

@@SiamBoxing i mean yall do you, im gonna watch a free fight

Noob, most of the shots to the head are pulled. If you can't see it, then you're def. a noob. And "hard sparring" has different meanings, depending on the gym; can mean up to 100% power.

@@SandaBoxing you do you, if people throwing shots like that to my head, you asking for a fight. No respect.

@@kzyz3154 then why are you crying about their video of them sparring in their gym for?

Homeboy, you fight amateur; this guy is a pro. He's using similar combos to what Ernesto Hoost often spams to win his world titles. Simple, boring combos is what win fights.

@@SandaBoxing I have been training for 20 years. Cuba, Guinea, Thailand, Ireland and UK. I am not a professional fighter but in sparring you must try to be smarter and take more risk. Ring is more difficult that is the reason sparring you must put everything you have learnt.

@@edjangadivendu Training a long time & in many places may or may not mean anything for a fighter. How do you know what they're training for? Video is clearly edited so how do you know they're not hiding specific techniques from OPP's? And he's a Pro fighter, so he's already set in how he fights; what is he supposed to learn? Simple combos are what wins fights.

@@SandaBoxing experience is not just fights or be professional. Cus Damato was not a professional fighter and he was one of the best ever. You don’t need to be a professional fighter to see what is wrong in a training. You must be no repetitive and this guys are repetitive.

@@edjangadivendu the difference between you and Cus D'Amato is that he's proven himself by training top world Champions like Tyson, Holyfield, etc. from zero, in their early teens. While you have what, 1 amateur fighter? And once again, high level fighters in K-1, Lumpinee, etc... most to all uses, simple combos.

Obrigado 🤙

That shit made me chuckle a bit 😂