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Teddy teaches boxing lessons but I find myself amazed at the life lessons that he teaches at the same time. Teddy is a teacher in the art of boxing and also of living life in the real world out there.
@James Harrison Nick knocked out Robbie Lawler. Nick and Nates specialty is BJJ, not striking like most casuals think. Nick is the only person to get a gogoplata in a real MMA organization and it was overtop a high level opponent. Nate was the record holder for most submissions at 155 for a long time.
@@richardmc3781 of course sience bro, if a guy in a white coat tells me to wear a mask even thoug he said they donth do shit just a few weeks ago, i wear them in my car all by myself.
Our boxing club is closed till next year so it’s great for Mr. Atlas to provide us with this content to help keep up fresh and excited during the layoff. Much appreciated, please do more!
@@interstellarbeatteller9306 Yea, we're terrified. Especially when this virus is so deadly that we have to get tested when we're asymptomatic just to know if we have it. Have fun being first in line for a vaccine that has a good chance to get you sick with a fever anyway. I've been training since the reopening in July with my Jiu Jitsu, Judo, Muay Thai academy that has over 300 people and only 2 have gotten it with ZERO symptoms.
@@floyd398 Have fun being a dumbass super spreader with zero understanding of virology or Epidemiology. You don't have to be terrified, just be respectful to the 287,825 American's that died from Covid
527,000 is the projected amount of deaths from Covid in the US by April 1st....and that's with "Rapid Vaccine Rollout" That's half a million American's dead within a year of this virus appearing but these meatheads acting like it's a joke. Sad.
Thank you Teddy for making these great videos! I feels like I learn so much "behind the scenes" information that you just never get otherwise being a spectator
I fought in 2 Ulster Championships and 2 All Ireland finals 🇮🇪 boxing is in my blood. I've been a long time fan and cannot believe I can watch thee best on video. Mr Atlas we salute you sir 🌍☘
No disrespect but seriously... I have friends an know many others that won all Ireland boxing titles an they wouldn't beat a there way outta a cardboard box... you must know this too, many a person won all Ireland's an only had 1 or 2 bouts an even then amateur boxing is like tag rugby.. its point scoring for touching opponents... it is not a true measure of how good or bad a guy genuinely is... Teddy says it in this video, the ring is the chamber of truth... but the amateur boxing ring is the chamber of lies... as I've said no disrespect you may be a good fighter but Ulster an all Ireland bouts dont mean shit in the real world of Boxing.
@@am32ireland You said no disrespect but everything you said was disrespectful, you then said you have friends who have achieved those national titles (then insulted them) and later went on to say people are found out in the "chamber of truth" a chamber you have clearly never stepped in. Your post is all over the place, I encourage you to walk into any gym in Ireland in your weight class with somebody who has had 10-15 fights even and then post this again.
@@user-mx7ux8je7g over 100 kickboxing fights... I tried being sympathetic but your little ego got crushed when you realised your a washed up amateur boxer who never had a real fight in your life.... I'd toy with you like a cat and mouse... I wouldn't even hurt you cause that would be wrong. You didnt even say you won those titles you just competed you soft ass fool... and my friends who won all Ireland's all say the same thing... amateur boxing especially in Ireland is childs play...
You have to appreciate the true living legend that we have helping us hear to learn the sweet science!!!! Teddy Atlas is the true expert on the topic...
@@rajasunny4408 it's actually Sun Tzu Bonaparte "relieved" him of it;s ownership lol typically French antiquity military officers. They had some real panache about war back then, before his balls shrivelled up from syphilis, he was a mighty warrior; truly fearsome and learned in the art of death. Sun Tzu though was 2200 years before, that guy was on another planet when it came to The Art Of War. You could say he wrote the book on it ;)
I knew an Olympic boxer who showed me this move many years ago, I didn't know it was called the "snake charmer"...It works really well, I used it one time when confronted on the street, after I dropped this guy, the other 3 just walked away, which was lucky for me!!...You act like your throwing a punch with one arm, to make your opponent commit to reacting to it, causing him to expose his open side, and then with lightning quickness you follow thru and drill him with a well placed shot using the other fist!!....Teddy's a legend in the boxing community!!
I love teddy man. I love this, I want to learn everything from you. The only think i wish we could do for these videos is have examples of what your talking about clipped and shown
In life some men are forgotten, so remembered but Teddy you are adored by all sport Fans. A true legend and technician of the sweet science! I had the pleasure of meeting him, what a gentleman!!!
The Foreman Morrer is one of my favorite fights ever. A puncher always has a chance. Thanks for the incite into the "Snake Charmer" punch. I never knew that is what Foreman did!
Mr. Atlas you are a gentleman of the sport deserving of all the respect you've been given and more. If I wrote "but" I'd be erasing my accolades. AND if Michael Moore wasn't wary of even a jab from GF he must not have been listening. In HS I tried this with my best friend. I was taller and better looking and I laid that jab out there a couple of times like a fly fisherman dropping a dry fly on a pool. The third time I intended on setting the hook with my right. His right was more right and it came over my jab. I punched back. At the telephone pole that had been behind me. In my defense my friend was like a blonde 150 pound Tyson before we had heard of Mike, peekaboo, rolling shoulders and trouble where ever he went. As an aside I've often wished, even back then, he'd fallen in with a trainer who would teach him to be self-disciplined first and then a boxer.
Always learning from Teddy , the very best in the world today , and one day when me , Teddy and the rest of our era is gone , will be mentioned in the same breath as a Ray Arcel or Angelo Dundee. I really believe this too.
A lot of good trainers in old days ,if you read a book called The arc of boxing by mike silver it not only has Freddy roach and teddy atlas contributing to it ,but reveals how years ago boxing had so many good trainers ,but there’s a decline now in boxing trainers and boxers skills too.Freddy learnt as an understudy to Eddy futch and Teddy to cus d.I know two great trainers in England who’ve stYed amateur but are such knowledgeable trainers namely frank o Sullivan MBE of Birmingham city and Keith Scott now at dartfords tree estate club but before was at Lynn and hollington and originally honor oak I think.Both these trainers trained lads from scratch to ABA champs and both of them learnt off very good trainers before Keith off Frank Duffey ex Lynn who went pro too and Angelo Dundee used to ring him up for advice on opponents ,and frank had Ludd Abella an ex pro from Liverpool who had 11eliminaters for world title and won ten frank told me,But was a brilliant trainer as well as boxer.
Great content Teddy - theory and practice suplied with ovn experinces at highest level. Keep it up Teddy. Been a boxing coach for almost 20 years and this inspires me.
I love these kinda vids tbh, Teddy! You're my favourite boxing coach ever, so it would be interesting to hear you speak about the different styles of Boxing with regards to geography. So for instance, typical Cuban style, Soviet/Russian style, Mexican, US, British etc. I've never seen anybody talk about all these styles in one video.
That’s what Brook was trying to do to Crawford before he was countered and eventually stopped. Crawford timed the right hand perfectly and threw the short hook right over the pawing jab.
Very Interesting. If I was a boxer I would want Teddy Atlas teaching me. I strongly believe in learning things the easy way from other people who have learned it the hard way. I have no desire to learn anything the hard way, especially in boxing.
