Step Back and Counter Right - deadly knockout punch 

They believe in keeping feet together for more balance and ability for more follow-up shots. In this tactic, I like preserving my ground more. You can try both and see what you like. One has you more compact. The other has you more open. Different tactics for different situations.

thank you, i’m glad you enjoyed

will do!!

hahaha emotional damage, you said it

Thanks

Indeed!

I understand your comment in every essence of it but realize I have to instruct beginners differently to get the right result with least amount of explanation. For example, when you tell beginners to push off the toes of the front foot... they usually end up pushing their head to lean back (leaving hips in place) which is not what I want. What I might say instead is to tell beginners to push off their front arch or even their front heel. This allows them to move their whole body back but keeping their head more forward.

@@expertboxing I get what you're saying, the hips cannot be left in place

What if I don't have toes?

Oh yes he did! People forget he can knock out opponents while going back. Even Tyson couldn't do that.

You definitely can. I like to lower it because sometimes their jab touches my glove and that's annoying. Also feels less slick.

expertboxing Johnny can you finalize the subtitles in Russian? Don't stop at your work

Yes, I can make one. Single or double?

@@expertboxing double please

dont matter, if you wanna box…then box!

Every move in boxing takes skill, whether it be a simple jab or a complicated counter. There is no "easy" move. Everything you do should have great reflexes and careful baiting of your opponent. If you find this counter really difficult for your body type or fighting style...I'll let you to decide whether it's worth it for you to learn. No hard feeling either way. You decide your limitations, not me. One thing is for sure. If you feel this move is too hard for you. It's a good chance you're doing it wrong. Most likely in the head placement or the setup. But anyway, I can't tell without actually seeing you try it. In regards to the demonstration...it is very purposely shown SLOW and TELEGRAPHING everything so you can see every little detail that I'm doing. Of course...in a real-speed match, you wouldn't see such a slow jab and likewise, my right hand would be a little faster/sharper coming out of the gate. I hope you understand this is the general "demonstration" logic. Is there anything else you need explained?

expertboxing no, the instructions are very clear. This is a very elite high-level counter technique, not even the majority of world class competitors can execute it, only a very select few, those fighters who usually can generally fight with their hands down style to pull back quicker. That being said. It would have been nice if you included a part in the video where you demonstrate this counter punch in real time action with a full speed jab aiming for you face. (With head-gaurd)

Ok...I can't speak for your personal experience but will share a bit of my own. This counter is very common and taught as one of the easier back-step counter punches. Step back and throw the right. It's done by many amateur level fighters and even little kids. Anyway, if there's this much friction for you already I think this is not the right move for you. I can try an easier one that's more realistic to you and doesn't require so much visualization. In time, I think you'll be able to see how this one works and understand it without me having to show every possible nuance. When I train people in person...I can take 1 hr to explain something super basic, but for RU-vid I record my videos to be as short and instant-help as possible.

A lot of people do throw lazy jabs, you don't need great reflexes at all, just the right footwork to take a quick half step back, it's very easy to bait your opponent to throw it just lean your head in his range

This works well when people blitz you, or punch while moving forward. Its my go to defensive move when boxing in my mma class

You feel too slow?

​@@expertboxing yes and sometimes i feel out of range to counter when i pull back

Dip your head left and throw a counter hook.

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I never heard of them. What's the link?

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Ok but what do you think is the best winning alternative that is not r2c

Probably Fly.

This was the angle we felt good with. Too far out and I felt it was missing the more important details up top.

Yes, there are so many great variations on this one! This could be a 40-minute video if I wanted. :)

Nope! Because a pull counter is more about pulling your head back. This is more about stepping back. Totally different nuance and how you bait or set them up.

​@@expertboxingwhere would you do this instead of a regular pull counter? Just curious