Training Anti Clinch-Takedown with simple boxing techniques

[barrancolaslajas]

buen entrenamiento!!

felicidades.......sigan asi!!

[neutrino78x]

a very interesting video! However, in my opinion, one should always avoid the ground, especially if one is fighting someone who prefers the ground (a "grappler"). Hence, a sprawl is not a true counter to a "takedown", as you are also going down. I would say that at 1:10 to 1:17 in this video, that is more of a true takedown defense using boxing. :)

[irbb07]

the boxer got taken down ever time after 1punch.

[teddybears54]

Unless the boxer knows how to create space. He well lose badly. the wrestler is trianed on how to close in the space.

[backwardsmarathon1]

wow i wonder why the boxers that failed in mma didnt think of this....................

[gavin32]

this is good training. we call this the Chuck Liddell/Randy Couture drill. one guy is chuck and one is randy. chuck is on a mission to sprawl and brawl and randy is all about the takedowns, BUT both need to wear some gloves. you takedown gets 10x easier when you set it up with some punches. here your opponent is just rushing at you with no set up so as soon as he moves you know to sprawl and back up and circle. you know what is coming so it's not realistic.

[lidador]

100% agree, in this case its only beginners training, in a couple of months we ill ad in your excelent suggestion.

Thanks

[vince84231]

".....with simple boxing techniques", were are the techniques ? Were is the effectiveness ?

[lidador]

I believe you don´t know the meaning of training.

Do you think you can win a fight without knowing how to throw a Punch? And yet you are talking about effectiveness?

If Sprawl and Brawl are not on your combat vocabulary definitely you will never understand the concept of anti clinch.

[vince84231]

Hum... take a look at "wing chun anti clinch" or "wing chun on the ground" ... Clear, simple, effective. As a puncher You just can't ignore it. Thanx

[lidador]

I will.

[LandoDaLover]

a well trained boxer and has some knowledge of KB Mthai or grappling techs, could easily defeat someone a grappler needs to stay close, easy to counter for a boxer specially an in fighter boxer; a kick or thai boxer throw his kick with tension easy to break if you hit the point of tension( between the patella and the patella tendom, the kick or thai boxer will not be able to move before that, and even if you break your hand trust me the thai or KB will feel more pain

[vince84231]

Punchers always loose against wrestlers in reality

[MMAMickey]

thats true, unless theyr damn gd at sprawlin

[teddybears54]

Not true sprawling is good. But Takedowns are 1000 times more than a simple double leg.

[teddybears54]

true. Unless the boxer knows how to create space. the wrestler is trianed on how to close in the space.

[sajite]

what is your background??

[lidador]

More than a decade in Traditional Japanese Arts. And the last three doing Western Arts, not with the intensity, regularity or dedication that I would like to, but that´s just life.

[sajite]

Sorry for asking but

Which japanese martial arts??

[lidador]

Sajite, I've just sent you a personal message.

[lidador]

Glad you liked it

[doob35]

This is alot better and more realistic then the WingTsun anti-grappling stuff. Good job.

[FITGREATGUY]

Well, you're either out of your mind or you don't know Wing Chun. I love to hear people comment about WC who don't know wc. I have BB in Karate, I taken bjj and m.thai for a short while and let me tell you, wing chun has the anti-grapplg tech; even similar 2 what I've seen shammrock do; follows contact/reflexes, misdirection, etc.. i had to get rid of bad habbits I got from Karate, hard to do

[Safri89]

fight with the jiu-jitsu!

[lidador]

LOL

[MykeTyson]

Finally. I get to see a boxer not get totally ass raped by a grappler. Good job on both warriors.

[lidador]

Nhaprama.

I'm a simple man with a child's dream, blessed with friends willing to share the "knowledge".

Thank's

[nhaparama3]

Great work, my friend.

The warrior's path is one of honestly experiencing and testing, never giving up growing.

You are truly "walking the walk".

[lidador]

Very true, thanks for the advice.

[atran35]

Good training. Sprawling needs alot of work...focus on sprawling...then get up and brawl...grapplers shoots or clinches...sprawl...then brawl.

[Ronin2006x]

very good guys, keep on the excelent work