I've been in the gym or dressing room and seen AMAAAAZING Bag and pad work and 20 minutes later saw that same guy knocked out or stopped MORE times than I can Count !!!😂😂😂
People aren't as smart as they think. Often they get stuck in rhythms especially later on when you're running on endurance and constant training. Realistically, learning someone's rythym is both the only way you'll hit a professional, and the best way to counter punch. It's also the best way to get punches in. Other fighters learn your rythym only for you to break it.
But you got to learn your muscles first against the burning sensation that is where many fail because it is a long road to go through that hell of muscle burning and breathing heavy
A loooooot of haters and envious doubters in the comments. 😂 They forget to mention things like the cardio, endurance, regiment, study, technique, form, dieting, exercise, strength, discipline, pain, hours of hard work, how long it takes to be able to do these demonstrations without much fail. The difference between mastering repetition vs being able to command your craft with skill and variation on demand. All you see are results and progress. You likely don't know what it takes to get to these points. It's not just muscle memory. Not everyone can train like every clip shown without hard work. Not everyone has discipline everyone has the mental fortitude to lose weight, take the pain, stay consistent.. And so what if someone has nice work and would lose a fight. No one was claimed to be the greatest. These individuals are only celebrated for having potential, working hard or having accomplished something and making something out of their efforts. Sometimes, ppl make me sick with how ignorant and arrogant they are. Miserable... A lot of you are miserable.
@aguy481 Have been to several levels of gyms. From ones that use boxing for cardio to ones that have coaches that have taught big names. It takes the average person ua year or more to do some of these things competently. The speed, accuracy, and technique mastery. Not the obvious clips of fledgling beginners learning the very basics. You pretty much just proved to me that I'm right to say what I said. Most of you are haters that are more concerned with passively demanding/suggesting that the clips should consist of excellency and advanced expertise. But you don't even realize that's not what the video is about, as I pointed out before. You're jealous and / or petty comment gremlins who don't understand this is a celebration of those who are putting in time and the purpose is to motivate others to grind. Hence, it is showing kids foing flashy padwork and showing intensity learning footwork. Hence showing the fat guy who's working hard to lose weight. Hence showing the amature fighter who just got his 1st win. No one ever said this is a video about dominanting-fighters or training that rivals a professional's. Once you understand that you'll perhaps get over yourself and stop holding randoms to a standard you set, just be judgemental. Maybe then you'll realize this type of behavior is exactly what keeps some people anxious and avoiding gyms and deters people from trying to grind. Because there's always a group of casuals or intermediate and smug people who feel like they have to judge and compare beginners to experts.. Just because.
I agree with you and I don't get all of the comments acting as if a boxer should just forego training all together I mean because hell it's all a waste of time you're still going to suck according to these guys.
My dad put me in boxing as a kid I was angry I had a lot of aggression a part of me was like whatever Then the growing part of me was like I needed this To make me a better person I'm glad my dad did that when I was a kid Other wise I would have done it for the wrong reasons I had to get that guidance And boxing helped When I was a kid It's better to do this to train than to go in wanting to just leave the gym and go out and wanting to whoop ass That's a poor attitude Boxing helped
I worked with a chef that was a fat guy, his belly was most of his weight and it stuck out pretty far. One of his fight tactics was using a belly bump that kinda stuns you, and if there's a corner or wall your pinned, he was very fast with his hands. He could throw some punches for a big older man.
@@KG88KiteGodMusic bruh if you never worked in the kitchen during rush hour, you’d be surprised how fast hands can be thrown from being stressed as shit lol
@@KG88KiteGodMusic we weren't fighting, he's an old Latin King and he was reliving his young days and asked me if I thought he had hands. To my surprise he was very fast with his jabs and that belly bump completely caught me off guard, there's no defense against it, using only your body unless you have a larger belly 😂. But yes working in a kitchen there are plenty of verbal and physical fights. People will box and go right back to work.
Я бы сказал, что это ещё рефлекс и реакция, это значительно важнее лично для меня, это то что позволяет тебе ловить кружку летящую со стола, чтобы она не разбилась, или на работе, на стройке или заводе иметь такую реакцию и скорость важно для меня, чтобы не получить тяжелые увечья и не покалечиться, я занимался 10 лет, каратэ Киокушинкай, бокс, ММА, Хапкидо
Bullshit. You’ve clearly never been in a boxing ring nor trained in boxing. And taking a Tai-bo class doesn’t count. Muscle memory leads to quicker and better form. It doesn’t make the boxers in this video. I competed as an amateur boxer from the age of 7 until I was 20. I saw WELL over 100 people train in my gym. Of that 100+, I can count on one hand the number of boxers on this caliber. It’s more mental than anything. Given the sad state of humans the world over, it’s no surprise most will never be anywhere close to a real boxer.
ONE OF THE BEST EXCITING VIDIOS IVE SEEN, FROM YOUNG and TRIM,TO OLDER AND OVER WEIGHT. THIS IS THE THE SCHOOLING THAT STAYS WITH YOU,AND BECOMES A NATURAL REFLEX, BOBING, WEAVING, SLIPPING PUNCHES AND THE MOST IMPORTANT OF ALL. ( TIMING ), GOOD LUCK TO THE HEAVY KID ,IN 3 TO 6 MONTHES WHATCH WHAT HE BECOMES,HE GOT DRIVE!!!!!!! AWESOME VERY AWESOME AWESOME ALL THE WAY
Слава Богу! Здравствуйте! Всё это здорово, шикарно! Главное что ты сумеешь сделать в ринге! Гарсиа, тоже бил грушу очень быстро, а Дэвиса побить не смог! Груша не даëт сдачи! Работа на мешках, лапах нужна, но это ещё не показатель, класс боксëра, видно только в ринге, с разными бойцами! Спасибо!
Im a heavyweight.. 285.. but i swear my speed is equal to these dudes... its inspiration, the fact one dude started a few weeks ago motivates me to want to do it myself. 😊😊😊 Look out for lil pink gloves...😊😊😊.
That’s wild dude. If you have that type of speed at that size that’s such an advantage. Good luck to you. How old are you and what’s your height + reach?
To the dude losing weight freaking fantastic work man and the movement n speed as a big boy is impressive, i hope he keeps it going for a long life....... that's what its all about
Sin dudarlo el querer es poder , no hay excusas para no mantenerse en forma y cuidar la salud física y mental un aplauso a todo ellos , si ellos pueden tu también puedes , sigamos todos adelante 💪🏿.
Big shout to everyone training in this video some amazing skills shown. And an extra shout to the big guys on the weight loss. I know how hard this sort of training is and it must be 10 times worse with the extra weight so nuff respect guys👊🏽
That little kid near the end showcases just how amazing the human mind and body can be. When he ducks under, he squats instead of bending over which is awesome. He intuitively keeps his stance and balance. He keeps his hands up. All he needs is a high level boxer to fine tune his technique. Kid has real potential. Good to see.
When i think about it it confuses me. These guys are look amazing but there are thousands of people like this. And how we don't know lot of them? Are the known ones very very very good or this level is normal/beginner level?
Bruh I’m just watching this video and off top, that first video was cold lol. Homeboy danced on him and even tho they were sparring, it all looked smooth 😂🤝
@@kyintmar6346 they are training their body. Ali jumps rope are you laugh at him too? Such a stupid point. Boxing not only about the fighting real opponents. You gotta train like animal on your own
You can't be serious they are both different fighters and you cannot compare the two also obviously they are not alive. Say don't even mention their names let them rest in peace for god's sake
Nobody is claiming anything I don't believe by showing this footage and I keep getting the impression that people believe that all of this stuff is a waste of time. A boxer can't train by just sparring 100% of the time in between fights so if the methods shown in this video are not valid then what is?
Al margen del escalofrío que me producen los que entrenan balanceando la bola de hierro y la pesa rusa con los ojos vendados...Mi admiración hacia todos los niños futuros boxeadores, por sus increíbles reflejos y velocidad. Pero sobre todo mis respetos a los muchachitos obesos, por su empeño y voluntad al entrenar.💪👍👏👏👏👏🇦🇷
Do you want to see a video of bruce hitting a heavybag? The context for that quote doesnt fit. You suffer from having zero logic and common sense. How about instead of using other people's words, try using your own. What are you criticizing exactly? You dont want people to practice or get in shape? Do you view those things as a waste of time or what? Whats the point/premise of your comment?
Exactly, that subtle mental factor is key. People tend to only view timing from a physical standpoint and forget the mental aspect.. anticipation of your opponentsnext move, ability to set a counter up, recognize tells/ques from the opponents their rythmn..much more.
@@allenlamb8240 What's amazing noone never told me that, it;s just something i know how to do while fighting. For instance 1-2's left is 1 and 2 is right (orthodox) right is 1 and 2 is left (southpaw) then counter with a slip/overhand.
I have been saying for a while now that at this point if you aren't training your child in some form of martial art as a way to give them confidence and to simply improve their lives; then you are doing them a great disservice..
U dont train a kid in fighting for confidence...it's for protection. If your kid is lacking confidence there's an issue with how u teach ur kid morally and religiously.
3:03 that kid looks 8 years old tops and is already crazy good, way better technique than most 25 year olds I see in my gym. Future undisputed champ right there mark my words
