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Your Jabs counters are good, but the split counter would work well for boxing but in MMA the stepping off would open you up for a spinning back kick. What say you?
@superfoot53 Every technique has a counter. Even the ones here you didn't mention. You show me a technique that is impossible to counter and that's the only technique I'll ever use. Why waste my time with the ones that might get me busted. In addition, the spinning back kick is a relatively difficult technique to use well. And when you consistenly use a variety of jab counters, it's difficult for your opponent to figure out when you're going to step off for the split.
@TakingItToTheMMAT Throw the spinning back kick when your opponent slides left instead of steps off to his right and your spinning back kick can get countered with an elbow to the back of your dome. Everything has a counter. :)
I tend to wait too much for people in sparring as well. Especially if kicks are involved, because I wait for them to make a move so I can angle a kick and punish them. I'm definitely gonna have this in the back of my mind at all times.
Really great advice at the end. I realized I do the same thing in sparring all the time. I wanna try a new counter so I sit and wait for the opening, leaving myself vulnerable. I distract myself by thinking about one move I wanna try and miss other opportunities because of it. It's a really great insight that seems obvious, but I make that mistake all the time. Just react to what your opponent gives you.
HAHAHA awesome video but i actually crackedup really hard when he said "if he stands there and winks at me" HAHAHAAHHS omgawd funny shit sorry but useful tips, thank you =]
I'm a traditional wing chun practitioner for the past 7 years and i have to say all the stuff i've seen from u guys is the same conceptually. Goes to show that martial arts is really 1 style. Excellent stuff
Brandon and Brian another great video. You guys will be the Paulson's, Bernales, Bayless and Sauer's etc...in your generation. I have trained at Pedro Sauer's gym and the Walt Bayless' gym under Griff and Ben. I know those camps don't coalesce very well in SLC, but I made it work. You guys have great techniques, and I hope to train with you soon because I live in SLC. See you soon-great work guys!
You guys are amazing! I live in winnemucca, Nevada and we don't have a gym here and I have been watching your vids and training the moves and really trying to learn Muay Thai. I recently had knee surgery on both of my knees because of shallow femurs and I have been using your vids to exercise and strengthen my knees. Wish I could train with you guys! These Tips and all your Vids are amazing thank you! I really like the "Hit Him Back" technical.
You guys have great videos. I have been training Thai in new jersey for some time and have really been searching for new theories and perspectives on habits and drills and I found your videos. Wish I was in Salt Lake to train with you guys. These tips and especially the "hit him back" philosophy are really great, THANKS!
@bozomcbozo Thank you for the support. You don't need to be in Salt Lake. There are a number of most excellent instructors in your neck of the woods. I have travelled to study under the Thai Boxing Association Instructors located in your area. Khuen Khru Jeff Jones, Khuen Khru Rick Tucci and Mike Lee, Khuen Khru Joe Cargado are but a few. I learn from these wonderful instructors on a regular basis. Best of luck sir /\
Thanks for posting this. Your explanation is wonderful! I have applied this to my Aikido defenses and it worked great. I am accustomed to using 45 deg angles as well but I didn't think to use a punch that way. Very nice. Thanks again.
@superheaton Thanks. Just trying to figure stuff out. I also use the same hook with a lefty - so instead of changing my stance, we end up fist to fist; he jabs, i step back and loop around with the hook. Great videos, learning alot.
One thing i don't get: your techs are obviously very good, as are the way you sexplain and show them except the position of you fist, it always looks like you have your wrist bent a bit backwards like when riding a bike. Does this have a purpouse or is it just like that when you work light- or no-contact?
I'm an amateur at this and at the end of every session in classI have to get in a boxing fight versus another fellow fighter. I went online and found this video, our instructor still haven't taught us this technique. You have no idea how many people's jabs I managed to counter. Thanks a bunch.
Great stuff. I've always used that right cross, that's pretty basic, but I've been on the receiving end of that 'splitting the jab' in a fight (boxing) & it totally disrupted EVERYTHING I wanted to do. That's not an experience you forget quickly. I had to dump the left jab entirely & pretty much went into rope-a-dope to buy enough time to figure the guy out. If he was better conditioned.. yikes
From personal bad experience, I can tell you that technique is top-shelf. Great info!
Loved that foot work for the first jab counter. Off the line.....Gonna use that slick counter. That true cross is the sickest. No one should get caught from a right straight or cross period, alas even a jab is not safe with that counter.
no offence to your advices but some of them do not look that effective....for example it would be easier to defend a left jab with your right hand and then hit back with left jab and right low kick for example....the stepping on the side looks cool but during the fight you need loads of experience to do something like that
I reallly like this guy's techniques...as far as punching techniques, this is the best I've seen so far on youtube...On a side note, he said straight right, it's technically called a right straight...
Love tht counter to the jab with the knee ! awesome ..thts good advice! =] u hit me ima hit u back u dont him me ima hit u back ! awesome good stuff helps a lot!! =]
Thanks for the video. I was looking for boxing counters, came across this - although I don't think I'll try my luck at kneeing somebody in a boxing match, I thought the rest of it really useful. I'm a bit worried about some of them since I only saw the footwork for one technique (my bad, I'm obsessive about these things - need to see every movement over and over). The counters look a bit tricky, but I can do things like catching the jab and countering with my own, so hopefully I'll grow. Thanks!
Thanks for uploading this video guys, very usefull advice, especialy at the end. i keep finding myself waiting for the opertunity to counter and end up getting hit, so will give your ideas a try next time i train :-) thanks again
thank you guys for these videos i'm teaching box, cacc,thaibox,kickbox, eskrima. and when i feel i little tired not knowing what to teach i look for you and i get to refresh my ideas! you're a great help, greeting s from mexico
people forget that these moves mean nothing if your reflexes aren't fast i was sparring with a guy today he to quick i couldn't counter any thing he was that quick with his hands, im just sayn practice on your reflexes more then techniques because all these techniques are basically the basics with a little twist to them
Great video man, i had never seen any of your videos until now but definitely going to be supporting them, The video itself was very detailed and helpful, thanks again.
if he throws jab ,right uppercut you are going right into int.stop teaching .ask a boxing trainer first i.you are rally idiot .u cant counter the jab the way you talk.
I took the first counter in the video and worked it in training, and it works brilliantly! Thanks for the vid, i love it! Now i'm going to work the rest... can't wait!
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watched the first 50 seconds but the advice was too bad to continue. You counter the jab and the step across into his power are and range of his right cross? WTF!
If you did the technique right you are moving your head off center to your left and offline of your oppenents right hand. If his opponent throws the right it should miss and go right over right shoulder. If you get hit. You left your head in the middle.
previous comment was a response to the guy that said the first technique was terrible. If you were listening you'd have noticed he mentions the danger of moving to your left to counter, and how to deal with it.
or if you kept doing the same counter and the other fighter timed you for the right hand. that is why it is so good to have multiple counters so that you dont become predictable. most ppl either split jab or body jab as a easy jab counter but these other ones give you depth...if you dont understand this then you havent been in the ring with a talented opponent. totally agree with you sprpoolboy.
haahah i DEFINITELY agree from personal experience of using this technique against a 15 year experienced boxer. i would counter a jab by stepping to the side of his POWER hand got hit so many times from his HOOK not cross...
I'm short, and a lot of times reach is a huge issue, so I jab counter a lot to get inside. I really like to slip to the inside and throw an over hand right with my head off center to the left. But definately have to keep the left hand up to catch that hook. Also be throwing don't one hit counter. Slip inside throw the over hand and immediately throw a left hand, and then make a corner. If you get off center and inside throw a few punches and slide to make the angle. Its all about the angles.
I notice that when fighters get good enough and have a certain level of experience they start to ignore small things like "tucking behind the shoulder" on a jab. It don't make sense, but that's why they do it. Sort of like how people drive cars. After a while they stop holding the wheel with two hands, stopping before a sidewalk, checking the mirrors.... you get what I'm saying.
lol this guys name is difficult but he is clearly a great teacher. and just for the record, it is good to train going to the left and right slippin, cuz sooner or later u will run across a damn south paw and ugh
ya the other day my instructor sed for me to sparr with our newest member, a 40 year old amatuer boxer! i got my head punched in but he didnt know anything about kicks so i threw liek 100 leg kicks and he cudnt walk lolz and im only 15
i love the way you guys incorporate that 45 degree angle step into the striking. I mean so many times i got hit while slipping punches without proper footwork. Now i use that step every training and it WORKS WONDERFUL!. Almost no risky head movement required. Simple step not only creates so many oportunities to punch your opponent but it also gets you out of the line of fire. The true cross is also a clever idea. Great vids thanks!
Guys do you have to step in towrds your opponent when you execute the split?
suicyde240 2 days ago
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Yeah ofcourse
StupidFucktardz 1 day ago
Thank you guys for making such awesome, comprehensive videos! I've learnt so much!
suicyde240 3 days ago
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TakingItToTheMMAT 3 days ago
Your Jabs counters are good, but the split counter would work well for boxing but in MMA the stepping off would open you up for a spinning back kick. What say you?
superfoot53 3 weeks ago
@superfoot53 Every technique has a counter. Even the ones here you didn't mention. You show me a technique that is impossible to counter and that's the only technique I'll ever use. Why waste my time with the ones that might get me busted. In addition, the spinning back kick is a relatively difficult technique to use well. And when you consistenly use a variety of jab counters, it's difficult for your opponent to figure out when you're going to step off for the split.
TakingItToTheMMAT 3 weeks ago 2
@TakingItToTheMMAT Throw the spinning back kick when your opponent slides left instead of steps off to his right and your spinning back kick can get countered with an elbow to the back of your dome. Everything has a counter. :)
TakingItToTheMMAT 3 weeks ago
I tend to wait too much for people in sparring as well. Especially if kicks are involved, because I wait for them to make a move so I can angle a kick and punish them. I'm definitely gonna have this in the back of my mind at all times.
TheBroseidon123 1 month ago
Really great advice at the end. I realized I do the same thing in sparring all the time. I wanna try a new counter so I sit and wait for the opening, leaving myself vulnerable. I distract myself by thinking about one move I wanna try and miss other opportunities because of it. It's a really great insight that seems obvious, but I make that mistake all the time. Just react to what your opponent gives you.
Easy11019 1 month ago
hit em
dheeraj521 1 month ago
1:45 MILF ALARM!
20juli2008 2 months ago 5
@20juli2008 MILF is always on the prowl
hogiesanKenobi 3 weeks ago
Really like the advice at the end. Thanks!
ACTcombat1 2 months ago
HAHAHA awesome video but i actually crackedup really hard when he said "if he stands there and winks at me" HAHAHAAHHS omgawd funny shit sorry but useful tips, thank you =]
lilvietboy1 2 months ago
1:44 background ;)
ByNemanja 2 months ago
a good boxer will knock you out with his right.
Boxmania6 3 months ago
thats WIng Tzun :O
niceprice100 3 months ago
I'm a traditional wing chun practitioner for the past 7 years and i have to say all the stuff i've seen from u guys is the same conceptually. Goes to show that martial arts is really 1 style. Excellent stuff
CarterMvp 3 months ago
great techniques i really admire the way you teach
MrDbz4ever 3 months ago
Great techniques. Great lesson at the end too
CarlosStephenPR 3 months ago
great jad counter duuude
mymummaweighs350 4 months ago
nice vid man thanks
Zed100000 4 months ago
the greatness of the true right cross at 3:25 caused a punching bag to jingle...
shaunmathes 5 months ago
Is that hot chick in the back a distraction technique like "the woman in the red dress" in the movie The Matrix? Im dead. lol
movesguy 5 months ago 5
You guys are awesome. Thanks for the videos :D
ShadySouljahv2 5 months ago
but if he feints the left jab, he can give you a hook with the same left arm, right?
greenwolfeye3 6 months ago
@greenwolfeye3 yep. Thats why you cant telegraph anything. Thousands of hours of sparrring will train your brain to recognize movements
WorldMilitia 6 months ago
Brandon and Brian another great video. You guys will be the Paulson's, Bernales, Bayless and Sauer's etc...in your generation. I have trained at Pedro Sauer's gym and the Walt Bayless' gym under Griff and Ben. I know those camps don't coalesce very well in SLC, but I made it work. You guys have great techniques, and I hope to train with you soon because I live in SLC. See you soon-great work guys!
shay33ish 6 months ago
awesome video
allstock5 6 months ago
love that piece of advice at the end
mikemedal 6 months ago
You guys are amazing! I live in winnemucca, Nevada and we don't have a gym here and I have been watching your vids and training the moves and really trying to learn Muay Thai. I recently had knee surgery on both of my knees because of shallow femurs and I have been using your vids to exercise and strengthen my knees. Wish I could train with you guys! These Tips and all your Vids are amazing thank you! I really like the "Hit Him Back" technical.
TechtodaProductions 6 months ago in playlist Striking
You guys have great videos. I have been training Thai in new jersey for some time and have really been searching for new theories and perspectives on habits and drills and I found your videos. Wish I was in Salt Lake to train with you guys. These tips and especially the "hit him back" philosophy are really great, THANKS!
bozomcbozo 7 months ago
@bozomcbozo Thank you for the support. You don't need to be in Salt Lake. There are a number of most excellent instructors in your neck of the woods. I have travelled to study under the Thai Boxing Association Instructors located in your area. Khuen Khru Jeff Jones, Khuen Khru Rick Tucci and Mike Lee, Khuen Khru Joe Cargado are but a few. I learn from these wonderful instructors on a regular basis. Best of luck sir /\
TakingItToTheMMAT 7 months ago
Lol, 2:58. He was like "aww shiet"
brian1321 7 months ago
concerning the technique spoken at the beginning, what happens if ur opponent throws a right hook or a uppercut while u r walking to the side?
nightod 7 months ago
one of the most easy and well spoken lessons on self defence and fighting.
Great concepts,Great thoughts....well spoken
NYWAORCANZ 7 months ago
AWESOME VIDEOOO ! I NEED MOOREEE
first time a video in youtube could show me something new n nice about fighting
thxxxxx
RAULxsXex 7 months ago
thanks , but i kept seeing that girl in the back, i was disconcentraded by her lol
Shadowx209 7 months ago
Great advices! Thank you guys!
spinavepradlo 8 months ago
best advice ever: he hits you, you hit him back. He doesn't hit you, you hit him back. awesome.
MrComputerXO 8 months ago
awesom!
greenlime14 8 months ago
can you do this cross if the guy is protecting his chin with his shoulder?
Thetraveller04 8 months ago
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Thanks for posting this. Your explanation is wonderful! I have applied this to my Aikido defenses and it worked great. I am accustomed to using 45 deg angles as well but I didn't think to use a punch that way. Very nice. Thanks again.
ohawk1 8 months ago
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ohawk1 8 months ago
Checking jabs is pretty similar, dont let them get there distance while interupting there rhythm. works pretty good.
VanStandard 9 months ago
Sometimes I step back from the jab, and throw a left hook. How's that?
BrannonMcConkey 9 months ago
@BrannonMcConkey Probably more useful in a real fight. Trying to a catch a jab may not work for all skill levels. I like your thinking.
superheaton 9 months ago
@superheaton Thanks. Just trying to figure stuff out. I also use the same hook with a lefty - so instead of changing my stance, we end up fist to fist; he jabs, i step back and loop around with the hook. Great videos, learning alot.
BrannonMcConkey 9 months ago
One thing i don't get: your techs are obviously very good, as are the way you sexplain and show them except the position of you fist, it always looks like you have your wrist bent a bit backwards like when riding a bike. Does this have a purpouse or is it just like that when you work light- or no-contact?
regards
laokon 9 months ago
Great teaching as always!
ShinkaTV 9 months ago
I'm an amateur at this and at the end of every session in classI have to get in a boxing fight versus another fellow fighter. I went online and found this video, our instructor still haven't taught us this technique. You have no idea how many people's jabs I managed to counter. Thanks a bunch.
CharbelSalem 9 months ago
7 people got split jabbed
kimimarokekegenkai 10 months ago 7
You're an excellent instructor.
stevenq5 10 months ago
Great stuff. I've always used that right cross, that's pretty basic, but I've been on the receiving end of that 'splitting the jab' in a fight (boxing) & it totally disrupted EVERYTHING I wanted to do. That's not an experience you forget quickly. I had to dump the left jab entirely & pretty much went into rope-a-dope to buy enough time to figure the guy out. If he was better conditioned.. yikes
From personal bad experience, I can tell you that technique is top-shelf. Great info!
mredstriumph 11 months ago
Is she single?
votenhag 11 months ago
I like the women in the dress.
votenhag 11 months ago
the split seems a bit dangerous, if u don't dodge properly there's nothing to stop the jab from hitting ur head? just asking
kalorful 11 months ago
Loved that foot work for the first jab counter. Off the line.....Gonna use that slick counter. That true cross is the sickest. No one should get caught from a right straight or cross period, alas even a jab is not safe with that counter.
justicehunta 11 months ago
Loved that foot work for the first jab counter. Off the line.....Gonna use that slick counter.
justicehunta 11 months ago
Hehe. had the same problem waiting for the jab. and it never comes.
punchingpower 1 year ago
Excellent jab counter, im going to add this to my arsenal.
Thanks from England.
brad1brad 1 year ago
i think that counter jab with knee is almost imposible cause jab is really fast , very fast.
seniuxs 1 year ago
excellent lesson.Thanks
GER6655 1 year ago
hey i'm learning alot thanks
npkyo 1 year ago
to counter muay thai kick .. how to do it it..cosit so fast n really hurt hah
zaxvolten 1 year ago
This is good but would only work against slow opponents with bad technique!
EliteSports217 1 year ago
amazing! gonna try these out! thanks.
asspop123 1 year ago
Nice stuff; I love guard splits!
Do you have an FMA/Silat background? I've seen these techniques there as well.
Thanks for the videos, really good stuff.
myownschadenfreude 1 year ago
r these punching techniques from boxing or was it developed specifically in mma
SoundwaveSuperior373 1 year ago
This made me want to get into MMA again. I love the counter moves.
jscarlip 1 year ago
what? what u said sorry i was too busy lookin at the girl in the back!!!
by the way crazy videos i like the way ya explain the techniques ya use and show multiple way to use it!
gtakilla92 1 year ago
no offence to your advices but some of them do not look that effective....for example it would be easier to defend a left jab with your right hand and then hit back with left jab and right low kick for example....the stepping on the side looks cool but during the fight you need loads of experience to do something like that
corfiot21 1 year ago
at 4:22 u r so opened for a right hand...
pelopota 1 year ago
Great stuff! Thank you!
Ninokimura 1 year ago
EXCELLENT video, great instruction. Keep it up!
RKGOLF 1 year ago
lol that blonde guy doesn't like hitting properly at brian and it well p*sses brian off
kelly980 1 year ago
thank you man, you are very informational and precise.
Thisisyourworld 1 year ago
I like the two beats one better. switch and knee.
zagabel 1 year ago
Nice video and great instructions. Keep it up.
19thaman79 1 year ago
i missed everything he said once that chick walked in
IwantS2000 1 year ago
I reallly like this guy's techniques...as far as punching techniques, this is the best I've seen so far on youtube...On a side note, he said straight right, it's technically called a right straight...
mizzike16 1 year ago
Very good! Your strait right counter (true right cross) is great!! True martial skill technique. Occupy the space and taking the center! excellent!
akijujutsu 1 year ago
Damn that guy in the white shirt has some lighting fast strikes..
evertlund 1 year ago
that is one sexy gym
5210to444 1 year ago 3
hey did you see that woman in the short skirt the back..she was hot... why do women like that come to they gym...makes yr dick hard
MrMrinsomniac 1 year ago
@MrMrinsomniac i kno thats why u only pay attention to ur partner. last thing you want is a boner when fighting lolol
MacVk4 1 year ago
i love his sounds effects "WOOP! PANG!"
LowLeveledPower 1 year ago
Love tht counter to the jab with the knee ! awesome ..thts good advice! =] u hit me ima hit u back u dont him me ima hit u back ! awesome good stuff helps a lot!! =]
LeBlakout 1 year ago
1:50. wheres the tits? this vid would be up in the millions if she stripped.
sc4rzpur3 1 year ago
good stuff!
tom69 1 year ago
Thanks for the video. I was looking for boxing counters, came across this - although I don't think I'll try my luck at kneeing somebody in a boxing match, I thought the rest of it really useful. I'm a bit worried about some of them since I only saw the footwork for one technique (my bad, I'm obsessive about these things - need to see every movement over and over). The counters look a bit tricky, but I can do things like catching the jab and countering with my own, so hopefully I'll grow. Thanks!
AncileOmega 1 year ago
Wicked play by play man....well articulated! I'm a school teacher and a martial artist, and your instruction is sick dude! Thanks for sharing.
chrishanson 1 year ago
I love the right cross counter, cant wait to spar tmrw and practice it
restlys 1 year ago
Very good instructor; articulate and thorough; obviously knows the Game. yes, hot babes are a distraction..but that's OK...
MrOhjok 1 year ago
Can't concentrate in dis gym, hot gals in the background !!!
AlainPeters 1 year ago
Thanks for uploading this video guys, very usefull advice, especialy at the end. i keep finding myself waiting for the opertunity to counter and end up getting hit, so will give your ideas a try next time i train :-) thanks again
leboosh 1 year ago
Your videos are awesome Thanks you all.
macoelmeco 1 year ago
always parry jabs with the hand thats on the same side.
smokenfly514 1 year ago
these videos are amazing.
excellent video.
but im really worried about the footwork during all of this.
you guys should try and capture the entire body.
great job guys
TehMightyLlama 1 year ago
I like 2:54 we use that in Wing Chun. The info at the end was great. That was something new to me I haven't seen anywhere else.
shuyin131 1 year ago
thank you guys for these videos i'm teaching box, cacc,thaibox,kickbox, eskrima. and when i feel i little tired not knowing what to teach i look for you and i get to refresh my ideas! you're a great help, greeting s from mexico
MrJuan0365 1 year ago
Absolutely awesome instruction, thanks for posting.
TheUnlearnt 1 year ago
haha i trained wit these guys at csw at the camp 2010
hawkez5418 1 year ago
Fantastic.
44rumblefish 1 year ago
awesome advice at the end
tatnrf001 1 year ago
thank you for this, helped alot.. 5 stars
20th 1 year ago
people forget that these moves mean nothing if your reflexes aren't fast i was sparring with a guy today he to quick i couldn't counter any thing he was that quick with his hands, im just sayn practice on your reflexes more then techniques because all these techniques are basically the basics with a little twist to them
MarketTeen 1 year ago
Great instruction. One of the best I've seen on Youtube.
Ninokimura 1 year ago
THATZ THE SHIT HELL YEAHHHHHHHH
samsonmal1 1 year ago
i like the end advice even the greatest boxer in the world is still only a human
ZigZagRunner 1 year ago
Great video man, i had never seen any of your videos until now but definitely going to be supporting them, The video itself was very detailed and helpful, thanks again.
usmcxqban03 1 year ago
guys,, this technique really works..I always try it when I spar with my friends...
lancelotray 1 year ago
if he throws jab ,right uppercut you are going right into int.stop teaching .ask a boxing trainer first i.you are rally idiot .u cant counter the jab the way you talk.
rollandgrecu 1 year ago
Very good video ! Shows a lot of efficient punch counters. Thank you very much !
Teenagerus 1 year ago
that was real good! thanx
kihonfc 1 year ago
my muay thai instructor showed me this, it works beautifully,
oksubfighter 1 year ago
thanks i really need this!
walking1way 1 year ago
im training my head .its very useful
240kankan 1 year ago
these seem right but if you get it wrong. arent u just gonna eat a straight while purposefully moving towards it?
wtflol90 1 year ago
I took the first counter in the video and worked it in training, and it works brilliantly! Thanks for the vid, i love it! Now i'm going to work the rest... can't wait!
masterblastertkd 1 year ago
Awesome guys
solo2wolf 2 years ago 12
cool video thx
DogPe 2 years ago 2
Yo, nice lesson Brian! You're official!!! peace from Cali!!!
71420p 2 years ago 2
Good stuff!
jesseswan 2 years ago 2
thanks, a video worth watching
stillonparolee 2 years ago 8
Really good instructions.
privateer456 2 years ago 3
oouuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu
shotokanami 2 years ago
who is that fine lady at 1:55 dammmmmmnnnnnnnn!!! :)
shotokanami 2 years ago
Excellent!
RoaringTiger281 2 years ago
This is pure Muay Thai technique and it works!! This guy is remarkably good technician, and technique = speed = power!! Just watch and learn!!!
JebbedajaSmith 2 years ago
yeah like a boxer is going to be that fucking slow. Boxers have the fastest hands.
MrZetruth 2 years ago
this guy is an excellent instructor,does he have any dvd's out.
tdjakes121 2 years ago 14
Thanks buddy! No, we don't have DVD out but we will be launching a membership area where we take you from the basics up though bleeding edge techniques and tactics for MMA, Striking, Clinching, Takedowns, Submissions and Ground and Pound. Check it out at: DamageControlMMA,com
TakingItToTheMMAT 2 years ago
Lol the white guy keeps takin punches to the chin..... Looks like a great gym
thereaper15999 2 years ago
watched the first 50 seconds but the advice was too bad to continue. You counter the jab and the step across into his power are and range of his right cross? WTF!
Terrible technique!
jutsenberg 2 years ago
If you did the technique right you are moving your head off center to your left and offline of your oppenents right hand. If his opponent throws the right it should miss and go right over right shoulder. If you get hit. You left your head in the middle.
sprpoolboy 2 years ago
previous comment was a response to the guy that said the first technique was terrible. If you were listening you'd have noticed he mentions the danger of moving to your left to counter, and how to deal with it.
sprpoolboy 2 years ago
or if you kept doing the same counter and the other fighter timed you for the right hand. that is why it is so good to have multiple counters so that you dont become predictable. most ppl either split jab or body jab as a easy jab counter but these other ones give you depth...if you dont understand this then you havent been in the ring with a talented opponent. totally agree with you sprpoolboy.
hillharrismotorcity 2 years ago
haahah i DEFINITELY agree from personal experience of using this technique against a 15 year experienced boxer. i would counter a jab by stepping to the side of his POWER hand got hit so many times from his HOOK not cross...
TheMillenniaTeam 2 years ago
I'm short, and a lot of times reach is a huge issue, so I jab counter a lot to get inside. I really like to slip to the inside and throw an over hand right with my head off center to the left. But definately have to keep the left hand up to catch that hook. Also be throwing don't one hit counter. Slip inside throw the over hand and immediately throw a left hand, and then make a corner. If you get off center and inside throw a few punches and slide to make the angle. Its all about the angles.
sprpoolboy 2 years ago
Cool video. Techniques seem influenced by wing chun strategy like simultaneous attack and defense. Thanks for sharing.
BalwantSingh8 2 years ago
must need a bloody fast reaction
congsta 2 years ago
on the true strait right cross, are you still completely rotating the wrist so that the thumb is angled toward the ground?
JSOTF 2 years ago
I notice that when fighters get good enough and have a certain level of experience they start to ignore small things like "tucking behind the shoulder" on a jab. It don't make sense, but that's why they do it. Sort of like how people drive cars. After a while they stop holding the wheel with two hands, stopping before a sidewalk, checking the mirrors.... you get what I'm saying.
MichaelMcNord 2 years ago 2
Cool video, but why is he jabbing without tucking behind his shoulder? Even I know thats a no no!
sz42781 2 years ago
1:56 is the gem in this video. after splittin the right hand follow is so fluid and natural. very impressive.
hillharrismotorcity 2 years ago
lol this guys name is difficult but he is clearly a great teacher. and just for the record, it is good to train going to the left and right slippin, cuz sooner or later u will run across a damn south paw and ugh
hillharrismotorcity 2 years ago
nice
BlackRussian888 2 years ago
seems like a great gym with a good team of coaches
Bebopchiflow 2 years ago
dont listen to him lol
iwilshooti 2 years ago
why does he keep crossing the opponnents center line? You should always move to the side of the jab not into the direction of his power hand
MutenKami 2 years ago 2
Yeh thats what I was taught, and if your going to "hold it back with your hand". Also tucking the chin while jabbing helps.
sz42781 2 years ago
useful stuff to work on. thanks guys.
JimboMc 2 years ago
" im just gonna go "
t/y very much for this informative helpful video
JustAintthatWay 2 years ago
I saw one of your videos yesterday and I immediately subscribed. There is so much fluff on youtube,; I am glad I found some serious substance.
Thanks
krait44 2 years ago
he sounds kinda of like Kermit the frog :D
Moderm101 2 years ago
that guy looks awesome
jonny232323232323 2 years ago
dude i thought these guys were some fags dat sucked but they actually know whats going on.
SnortShroomz90 2 years ago
i love these guys
g23heat 2 years ago
haha i went to practice last night thinking i was gona whop my partner with these then i started sparing and i forgot everything haha
alion06 2 years ago 20
LOL Thats what happens to everyone including me
apexi957 2 years ago
same story....got ass beat
SLISETV 2 years ago
ya the other day my instructor sed for me to sparr with our newest member, a 40 year old amatuer boxer! i got my head punched in but he didnt know anything about kicks so i threw liek 100 leg kicks and he cudnt walk lolz and im only 15
alion06 2 years ago
haha i've been there man. Drill first. Spar later.
jgill2006 2 years ago
you gotta practice it first
AleksM1991 2 years ago
@alion06 hahahah yea. i hate when that happens. lol
RKGOLF 1 year ago
@alion06 Yup, it happens. Repetition Repetition Repetition. Drill it into your mind and body.
We don't rise to the level of our expectations – we fall to the level of our training.
Argonath357 1 year ago
I saw a lot of videos of you explaining and i really must say you do it just perfect and you can learn much of it!!!!!
THANK YOU!!!!!
Fadur1 2 years ago
very good...
iraomaiden6 2 years ago
That was a truly great video. Respect!
mandark86 2 years ago
I liked this video a lot, it seems very useful.
Thanx
juicedaman 2 years ago
Great vidoes, Thanks !!
TRiiiGER26 2 years ago
Thanks, I like this a lot.
KyockLee123 2 years ago
HAHAHA
"IF HE STANDS THERE AND WINKS AT ME I HIT HIM BACK.."
HAHAHAHAHAHAAH , Hilarious but is a good quote
dollente9 2 years ago
good speaker
chrisdjaelani 2 years ago
i love the way you guys incorporate that 45 degree angle step into the striking. I mean so many times i got hit while slipping punches without proper footwork. Now i use that step every training and it WORKS WONDERFUL!. Almost no risky head movement required. Simple step not only creates so many oportunities to punch your opponent but it also gets you out of the line of fire. The true cross is also a clever idea. Great vids thanks!
BeLegit7 2 years ago
my favorite is parrying and jabbing back
j0e14 2 years ago 2
I LOVE ALL THESE VIDEOS!!!!!!
dollente9 2 years ago 2
You guys ROCK!!! Great coaching!!! If I lived up near SLC I'd stop by in a heart beat.... Keep up the great videos!!!
lizzl2e4 2 years ago
wow this guy is awesome.
peterhui50 2 years ago