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the discussion 1st, the explanation and reason why 2nd, the breakdown in sections 3rd , then the build up to execution at speed .... proper training by a Top top trainer
Parry with elbow spiked out is so mean. First time my sparring partner did it I hurt my thump so bad. Taught me an important lesson to never just rip a hook to the body without angle or setup
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This video is fantastic. Def going to use it with the peekaboo style that I have adopted and train with. Just going to adjust the movements to my style when I drill it. Awesome vid Tom😎👍🏻💯
Going to binge watch all the videos from the beginning. Love the in-depth explanation Tom! Can you do a video on “boxing flat foot vs on your toes?” Been hearing a lot of mixed thoughts on this and not too sure which route to go.
Thank you so very much for the amazing details! Question. I'm a little confused 😕 Why is he weaving with his face facing the floor? I thought when you weave, duck or roll you are suppose to change levels and not lead with the head. Facing down puts you at a disadvantage. Right? You can't see your opponent and you become open to uppercut punches.
Love it Tom. Love all your drills. Question though Danny’s feet weren’t moving. You’ll see your feet moved more than his in the last few shots of the combo. Is that because Danny was loading up? Or is that a mistake by Danny? If shadow boxing the feet would be moved on every shot right?
Son caught me with an elbow block, took that arm away for at least 30 seconds, if not longer. Arm felt as it could have broke, thinking something similar to the leg check.
Coach I have a question. In all your punching videos you emphasize on punching while moving and stepping. I noticed in those drills, all the blocking, slipping and waving are done while moving. But in these defense videos, all the defense skill are done being stationary. Im confused. Do we need to move while defensing?
I noticed that Dany sometimes steps to the side when weaving, and in this paeticular drill he did not. Is there a reason for it, coach?? Thanks a lot for this great content
I'm confused why his face is facing the floor when weaving. Instead of changing levels , keeping his eyes on his opponent and NOT lead with the head. Aren't you leaving your self open to getting countered with a uppercut punch. Someone please share your thoughts.
Your correct and in MMA a knee would be an issue to. The point of the drill is really just for head movement with elbow parrying added in. If the weave is fast enough, an uppercut can still miss leaving them open for the counter, additional weaving to the lead hand side would cut the angle off the opponent off making an uppercut unlikely, perhaps if the catch you with a lead hand upper cut.
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What do you mean? How are these techniques disrespected in other martial arts arts? I'm confused why his face is facing the floor when weaving. Instead of changing levels and NOT lead with the head. In Muay Thai you would get countered with a knee or a uppercut punch.
