The weaving and striking these guys are doing looks atrocious. Most of these dudes can't even throw right hands without lifting their back foot. These guys are also throwing elbows from very dangerous positions. The f'd up thing is that the trainer does'nt even know how to weave.
Looks like the majority of the people in the weave line were teenagers, I highly doubt they are full time mma fighters that would know that kind of stuff. Also the trainer is teaching basic weaving technique, I doubt hey would be using that training method with experienced MMA fighters.
@TheTrillz You'd be suprised, it all goes back to the basics with each and every fighter. This is an important drlll to keep on your repitoure . Even thouhg most of these kids were teenagers this is still an important drill. Only reason they are their is to help support the funds for the gym ;)
@longrob why would they want to keep their heel on the floor when throwing a right hand? im just curious, the right hand is alot stronger when you lift your heel, as you get more of a thrust from your hips and shoulder, generating more force... the rest of what you said is correct, but i dont get what you meant with the back foot thing :D explain?
@RoryEastwayMMA I was referring to lifting your entire back foot off of the floor, as in off balance. You surely can't do much with that punch if your whole back foot leaves the floor. You also leave your self quite open to being countered. Being up on the ball of your foot is great so that you can rotate your back foot to begin the motion of hip rotation.
@longrob oh i get you :D i thought you meant lifting the heel :D my bad, although you can still generate power when your whole foot leaves the floor, i.e the Superman Punch. But if you get caught off guard you can easily be countered as you said.
@RoryEastwayMMA The superman punch seems quite entertaining, but it's a very risky maneuver. So is fighting with your hands down, but there are a lot of talented fighters out there that can make it look like a good idea. In my personal experience, it's best to be meticulous about technique with novice fighters. After they learn the basics they can move on to doing things that suite their physicality.
Paint by numbers before you abstract. Thanks for the response.
@longrob thank you too for your responses :D its alot better than the usual Youtube conversations, And yeah i agree completely, although i think the hands down thing is mainly for show, along with the superman, but they are still techniques that work, for eg the hands down is alot easier to dodge with and get counters, and the superman if performed correctly can look like a fake leg kick, in which the opponent will try to block by raising a leg, putting him off balance for the incoming punch.
Watching Shogun do his thing is impressive if anyone ever saw him. Its funny though to watch these guys in training, they're obviously very very new or just never learned a boxer bob & weave at least. Good to see the camp in business.
@charbcbc lol yh Americans n.1 ofc idiot haha
vemfanbryrsej 2 years ago
@charbcbc
MEXICO BEEAATCH!!!
xerxes465 2 years ago
you keyboard experts need to lightnen up - these guys were obviously beginners...sheesh.
TheLittleGreenMan102 2 years ago 5
The weaving and striking these guys are doing looks atrocious. Most of these dudes can't even throw right hands without lifting their back foot. These guys are also throwing elbows from very dangerous positions. The f'd up thing is that the trainer does'nt even know how to weave.
longrob 2 years ago
Looks like the majority of the people in the weave line were teenagers, I highly doubt they are full time mma fighters that would know that kind of stuff. Also the trainer is teaching basic weaving technique, I doubt hey would be using that training method with experienced MMA fighters.
TheTrillz 2 years ago
basics win fights.
daz45 2 years ago
@TheTrillz You'd be suprised, it all goes back to the basics with each and every fighter. This is an important drlll to keep on your repitoure . Even thouhg most of these kids were teenagers this is still an important drill. Only reason they are their is to help support the funds for the gym ;)
the3bigreddevils 1 year ago
@longrob why would they want to keep their heel on the floor when throwing a right hand? im just curious, the right hand is alot stronger when you lift your heel, as you get more of a thrust from your hips and shoulder, generating more force... the rest of what you said is correct, but i dont get what you meant with the back foot thing :D explain?
RoryEastwayMMA 1 year ago
@RoryEastwayMMA I was referring to lifting your entire back foot off of the floor, as in off balance. You surely can't do much with that punch if your whole back foot leaves the floor. You also leave your self quite open to being countered. Being up on the ball of your foot is great so that you can rotate your back foot to begin the motion of hip rotation.
longrob 1 year ago
@longrob oh i get you :D i thought you meant lifting the heel :D my bad, although you can still generate power when your whole foot leaves the floor, i.e the Superman Punch. But if you get caught off guard you can easily be countered as you said.
RoryEastwayMMA 1 year ago
@RoryEastwayMMA The superman punch seems quite entertaining, but it's a very risky maneuver. So is fighting with your hands down, but there are a lot of talented fighters out there that can make it look like a good idea. In my personal experience, it's best to be meticulous about technique with novice fighters. After they learn the basics they can move on to doing things that suite their physicality.
Paint by numbers before you abstract. Thanks for the response.
longrob 1 year ago
@longrob thank you too for your responses :D its alot better than the usual Youtube conversations, And yeah i agree completely, although i think the hands down thing is mainly for show, along with the superman, but they are still techniques that work, for eg the hands down is alot easier to dodge with and get counters, and the superman if performed correctly can look like a fake leg kick, in which the opponent will try to block by raising a leg, putting him off balance for the incoming punch.
RoryEastwayMMA 1 year ago
this is professor cock.. he's from gayland.. hahahah
tubularpick 2 years ago
Watching Shogun do his thing is impressive if anyone ever saw him. Its funny though to watch these guys in training, they're obviously very very new or just never learned a boxer bob & weave at least. Good to see the camp in business.
watmonki 2 years ago
They needed abit of Chute Boxe discipline in thier chilled out training camps.
ah8425 2 years ago 3
but there muay thai is good....his next fight is with kenny florian whos gotten pretty good on his feet these days with the huay thai
mike2613 2 years ago
stephen bonnar s brazilian half brother.
loushky619 3 years ago 2
it's stephan bonnar
ilovesilvia69 3 years ago
thats michael bisping!
Fupper16 3 years ago
bisping is not that good
killarmy75 3 years ago
The guy at 4:43 got killa elbows
michael88bjj 3 years ago
agree
turtleboyattacks 3 years ago
Cool, very interesting. Thanks BJ, this vid is wicked.
SudoJudo1 3 years ago