@abbeItheIman From what I have seen. Im a karate fighter and have been training just a little boxing, (maybe a half year) in my life so im not a expert in this technoque though ;)
All the people just making comments about the exagerated pivot. Well, I tell you something. It's better if he exagerates techniques then people could learn. Is like when your languages teacher says a single word high and slow, exageratting it. So in that point, nothing to hate here.
@poiquilotermo True. You exaggerate techniques when you are practicing. It never looks that exaggerated in competition or sparring but that's how you create muscle memory.
Dude, you are exagerrating the pivot. Yes it's important, but did you JUST start training? And your jab should be more straight, tuck your elbows for the straight strikes.
@Flash4712 well it comes from the chain of muscles and joints. of course u cant punch using just your leg and u kinda can using just a hand/torso. i think this foot rotation is useless really, but it helps develop the correct all body technique of punching to those to whom it doesnt come naturally. so basically i agree with u. i hate it when some of my couches insist on twisting those feet, even though i can throw some of the most powerful power shots in the gym just naturally.
Doesn't twisting your knee in that much throw your balance off a bit? And you're elbow seems to be a little low when throwing your hooks. I'm not sure whether that's due to your sense of multiple combat style or whether it's your actual technique?
Nice Jab and right. But if training for muay thai, kickboxing or MMA you can't throw a left like that! Imagine if you turn that leg inwards while someone's throwing a leg kick, could do some serious damage to you knee ligaments.
I know most of the people here like this video, but it doesnt take a lot to amaze the beginners with this crap. Horrible form? you probable red a couple of books, and think you've got it. Your form looks extremely akward, those hooks with you trying to turn your hip and ankle 180 degrees is something)), and then half a second later comes the upper body)), you are sitting to much on your back leg, straighten them up a little bit, you got no balence and no punch...I probably shouldnt've wrote....
Remember to keep your left elbow in tight before and after each punch. Your forearm is the best line of defense if he shoots. A good wrestler will not shoot on you until he has cleared your arms. If your elbows are out, you're going to get tossed real bad in front of all your friends.
@albertpope Just had a sparring session with the guy that backs off alot and I did exactly what you said, I double jabbed, then double jabbed with the left right left against the cage and it worked perfectly as he had nowhere to go. My takedowns, takedown defense and ground work are my strong points but my striking needs a bit of work. I'm pretty good with keeping my left elbow in tight after each punch, but I do get a bit lazy with the double jabs... Something I need to work on. Thanks mate.
Careful with that left leg it looks like its about to break lol...ur only supposed to twist ur hips and a bit of your leg to to the power and snap of the punch, like a whip. Youre over-doing it.
Definitely not technically sound striking but not bad for beginners to get a few combos. Left hook needs work. It lags way too much and fires off way to slow and weak. Your pivot should drive your shoulder your target and you should keep your left arm basically locked.
ok i know what im seeing....does this make sense....you were in an orthodox stance then before u pivoted u switched up to southpaw, but when you pivoted you spun in a way that made you orthodox again.....i would of used the same foot to pivot but i woulda turned the other way making my pivot foot my lead foot.......why u ask??....i guess cause i AM southpaw......u do martial arts thats whats up.
when u pivoted at :15 it kinda threw me off because u switched feet first, then the foot u pivoted on became ur backfoot and i saw u had to maybe shift ur weight forward before u threw the next punch...would that work in boxing?? it just dont sit right with me with all due respect.
when u pivoted at :15 it kinda threw me off because u switched feet first, then the foot u pivoted on became ur backfoot and i saw u had to maybe shift ur weight forward before u threw the next punch...would that work in boxing?? it just dont sit right with me with all due respect.
FYI this combo is butter....you can remix this a bit in muay thai by using the last hook as a push (instead of a strike) to lead your opponent into a right kick or knee
@albertpope greetings from Southern California. I'm currently practicing Muay Thai. The boxing components we learn during training are strikingly parallel to what you're instructing. Crisp, clean, technique. Excellent video.
@albertpope doesnt ur elbow have to keep a lock to a 90 degree angle when u throw a hook? im pretty sure the way u throw it itll hurt ur arm more than it hurts the opponent
Thanks for the feedback, I'll think about tucking the chin better in the coming weeks.
This is an amateur boxing combo, meant to maintain range, and score points in order to frustrate an opponent and make him come in square.
I tend to look through my eyebrows forward, and keep my head down when I am fighting, but I often look down when shadowing and it's totally lazy. It makes me more vulnerable to upper cuts and knees; a common weakness for wrestlers who like to bulldoze people; yours truly.
@albertpope awesome that you are open to suggestions! I'd say very well done! You are correct that the eyes up would fine tune your technique. If I may suggest?- when done the combo make sure to exit beginning with the back foot. Skipping the left foot back after the combo is a habit that kick-boxing gets you into. But, in boxing that may force you into leaning your head into a shot, if your opponent uses this opportunity to attack.
@toptenboxing I agree 100%. (I'm a leg kicker after all.) Most commentary about my MMA persuasion from boxing aficionados is usually less eloquent, so I appreciate your civility and CONSTRUCTIVE criticism. Sounds like you have taught people before and know what you are talking about.
iv never seen anyone hold the elbows in so tight that is interesting, your not getting pull hip movement and puting your ass into those punches, and just curious why your staring at the ground instead of straight ahead, and when you throw the left you should be tucking your chin
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Could someone rate this combination? trying to perfect it :
Starting with a left cross counter punch to the jaw, get down, right hook to the body, rotation to left smash (though its still half assed as it is now), stand up using my left leg as a pivot for a right hook, change to southpaw style (can use both) and repeat the same compination without the counter but everything's reverse.... Can't change hand more than twice though cause I lose balance if I do more.
morphinos is dumb... Fuck all that bullshit MMA get on top and buttfuck-a-nigga bullshit if some dude tries to grapple me I swear to you I will bite off his: fingers, nose, ears, throat. An average human can bite down with up to 600lbs of pressure... You know why they outlaw biting in all fight sports??? cuz you're teeth are weapons!!!
When facing a orthodox fighter with this combo, after doubling up your jab and dipping to the inside with that roll of yours, I would be expecting a decent amateur to catch you with his backhand with a straight right. Hence why I mostly duck straight down or duck and weave to the outside of my opponent's lead hand.
So would a double jab, duck and weave to the outside of the opponents jab, followed by a right hook and a right over the top not flow a bit better?
@Langarm It would, logically, but that is why this one seems to work. The opponent throws the right hand, but you crash into his right hand with your left fist on your forehead, and your chin down. Smash into his right hand with your glove protected forehead, and then come right over the top of his right shoulder with a counter left hook to his jaw. jab-jab, counter-left, right-left. Works better for amateurs who have head gear to soften the blows. The headgear protects against cuts, so use it!
I feel that the hitting power is generated at the ground, and that the punch follows the pivot and the hips not the other way around, which is what i believe albertpope is trying to demonstrate. Great video's short and direct mate
@0713mas all punches are created equal. I do find that ending with a lead hands you score last on the separation. You must score on the way in and on the way out. That's what judges remember most.
@Morphinos Grab his clothes (collar, belt, sleeve or pant leg) snap him down and knee his head, or mount his back and choke him. Don't box without gloves, you'll break your hand. Use the same strategy you would if you were fighting MMA with a Gi. Use the collar to choke, or use it to snap and hit duck-unders.
@Morphinos I would rather avoid a street fight.. but if i really have to fight.. i would fight in an evasive way.. moving around my opponent and counter-punching :)
I know man. When you over extend the elbows because of momentum it's straining on the arms, but that's why you do full extension- to avoid doing that. Instead of snapping the arm out to far, you snap the punch at the end and torque the shoulders and body into it at the end or moment the punch should land and timing, practice and form eliminates hyper extending the arm when you throw the jab. Can you post counter vids? Also, to any newbies- this combo works great on taller opponents
@albertpope Yo Al nIce vid, those in the know, know that some people dont throw a full punch when shadowboxing as you know throwing a punch and hitting nuthin takes alot from you so good vid. I subbed you a while ago I used to fight but still use it(training) to get into shape about once a year.You def know your ish dont cater to these sideline critics unless they make a vid doin it better, then you come back and match his work other than that f**k em...
u could rotate the lead leg but only as a finisher when u landin a powerful left hook n ur movin 2 ur right or left. Or u can also come back with a powerful right but like i said turnin the leg alot is only for power punches it leaves u off balance and shouldnt be done unless the opponent is hurt
@beenz08 Perfect comment. You are absolutely right, especially the bigger you are. As a lightweight, I get away with throwing my whole body into punches, because it's easier to stay balanced and get back to my base quickly. Regardless, your comment is the most "on point" I have seen on any of my videos.
@beenz08 i was taught to turn the leg on those front hooks, i mean if your going to hit might as well hit him good right? I never feel like i was off balance i just snap back into my fighting stance
I wonder: usually your waist? is suppose to lead your hook, atleast the area of rotation, belly, ribs etc. is suppose to be in front of the punch for more power.
Here you rotate your leg too much making IT the lead factor, next the body then the punch. It looks a wrong yes, but it might have some devastating power if landed...or a broken arm lol!
Nice response. You wont find a video telling you to be subtle. All the power comes from there and last time I checked with my trainer, he wanted more torque out of my left hook.
@albertpope For self defense and MMA: I once threw a lead hook (rotating my leg), which my sparring partner swept (deashi harai), catching the heel. Almost tore my ankle--I was limping for a month. I dont know about boxing applications, but I hope this helps!
Awesome video btw, I once saw Tyson do this. I've been trying to teach some basic boxing to the jujitsu dojo I train at, and your videos have been a tremendous help. Thanks!
@AmbicionEterna Very good point! When I fight with leg kicks I also avoid rotating the lead leg. You could take a leg kick with no defense that will end the fight.
also you are good dancer :)
aYglr 2 days ago
Sick
KillerWarriorX 1 week ago
Like your technique. Very correct. Cheers
abbeItheIman 1 week ago
@abbeItheIman From what I have seen. Im a karate fighter and have been training just a little boxing, (maybe a half year) in my life so im not a expert in this technoque though ;)
abbeItheIman 1 week ago
farol
elarquitectojr 1 week ago
Turning your left leg in on your cross is just dumb.
tumor1974 2 weeks ago
gay boxing.
thaistomp 2 weeks ago
@thaistomp you must be like 5 years of age..its ah training vid man u could of easily not replied if u aint got helpful tips
visouljah89 1 week ago
lol faggots "derp your jab doesn't have elbow tucked in", more like "dude you are doing everything wrong since you are not a famous athlete"
leeonr 2 weeks ago
All the people just making comments about the exagerated pivot. Well, I tell you something. It's better if he exagerates techniques then people could learn. Is like when your languages teacher says a single word high and slow, exageratting it. So in that point, nothing to hate here.
poiquilotermo 2 weeks ago
@poiquilotermo True. You exaggerate techniques when you are practicing. It never looks that exaggerated in competition or sparring but that's how you create muscle memory.
88keyz88 1 week ago
Dude, you are exagerrating the pivot. Yes it's important, but did you JUST start training? And your jab should be more straight, tuck your elbows for the straight strikes.
smoy1983 2 weeks ago
@albertpope You really need to twist your leg that much???
Flash4712 3 weeks ago 9
@Flash4712 No, in a fight it never is that exaggerated.
albertpope 3 weeks ago 2
@Flash4712 Most of your power comes from your legs, he's just showing the correct technique.
Henrydaddy69 1 week ago
@Henrydaddy69 I think most of the power comes from torso..
Flash4712 1 week ago
@Flash4712 well it comes from the chain of muscles and joints. of course u cant punch using just your leg and u kinda can using just a hand/torso. i think this foot rotation is useless really, but it helps develop the correct all body technique of punching to those to whom it doesnt come naturally. so basically i agree with u. i hate it when some of my couches insist on twisting those feet, even though i can throw some of the most powerful power shots in the gym just naturally.
kaaajeee 3 days ago
@Flash4712 legs are strongest part of your body so by logic it is the root of all physical power
leeonr 1 day ago
Doesn't twisting your knee in that much throw your balance off a bit? And you're elbow seems to be a little low when throwing your hooks. I'm not sure whether that's due to your sense of multiple combat style or whether it's your actual technique?
zmalik10 3 weeks ago
really weard movements but if that what works for you, perfect. Have you sparred or something?
punktheman 4 weeks ago
was that like an over pivot on the left?
MrKris8701 1 month ago
Straight kick to the face always works in a street fight for me.
BKsMassive 1 month ago
@BKsMassive rightttt fattie...everyone believes you.
Novinte 1 month ago 6
@Novinte hahahaahaha love it
mrpointment1 3 weeks ago
Nice Jab and right. But if training for muay thai, kickboxing or MMA you can't throw a left like that! Imagine if you turn that leg inwards while someone's throwing a leg kick, could do some serious damage to you knee ligaments.
xMaaggzz 1 month ago
This guys crazy slow he'd never land those on anyone skilled.
GeniusSelfproclaimed 1 month ago
i like your style man! its really great. thnx for all ur videos ! they really help me whit my training and technique
greetz from holland
jonko97 1 month ago
the left looks weak.
VideoVault08 2 months ago
wowww great techniques
BeHercai 2 months ago
nice! thanks
vietlandmax 2 months ago
muay thai #1
TheReaLConstricts 3 months ago
your footwork is too easy to read but nice jabs
kyleB061 3 months ago
@kyleB061
His foot work is supposed to be easy to read ~ He is giving a demonstration and he did it very well..
Paulie D' The Punch Professor
patrizia1usa 2 months ago
I know most of the people here like this video, but it doesnt take a lot to amaze the beginners with this crap. Horrible form? you probable red a couple of books, and think you've got it. Your form looks extremely akward, those hooks with you trying to turn your hip and ankle 180 degrees is something)), and then half a second later comes the upper body)), you are sitting to much on your back leg, straighten them up a little bit, you got no balence and no punch...I probably shouldnt've wrote....
nazz610 3 months ago
Always a winner. Double jab, cross. lovely stuff. But don't get you feet tied underneath you buddy, you will get found out.
vonsmith 3 months ago
great form brother
LexusLFA31 3 months ago
A fun fact is, when you try that against a kickboxer, You probably won't walk anymore...
GeertdvNL 3 months ago
you will breack your knee
Shtrimpu 3 months ago
brilliant thankyou
khalil9550 3 months ago
DOUBLE JAB!!!!
MrSilentInstrument 4 months ago
Man you wanna consider punching a little higher. Not everyone is that short
Doodsome 4 months ago
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runhorun 4 months ago
@83uoykcuf
Remember to keep your left elbow in tight before and after each punch. Your forearm is the best line of defense if he shoots. A good wrestler will not shoot on you until he has cleared your arms. If your elbows are out, you're going to get tossed real bad in front of all your friends.
albertpope 5 months ago
@albertpope Just had a sparring session with the guy that backs off alot and I did exactly what you said, I double jabbed, then double jabbed with the left right left against the cage and it worked perfectly as he had nowhere to go. My takedowns, takedown defense and ground work are my strong points but my striking needs a bit of work. I'm pretty good with keeping my left elbow in tight after each punch, but I do get a bit lazy with the double jabs... Something I need to work on. Thanks mate.
83uoykcuf 5 months ago
Careful with that left leg it looks like its about to break lol...ur only supposed to twist ur hips and a bit of your leg to to the power and snap of the punch, like a whip. Youre over-doing it.
x2eXu50x 5 months ago
You stingy guy , we want more vids like that !
lonlywolfish 5 months ago
good vids
MetalOmgz 5 months ago
Definitely not technically sound striking but not bad for beginners to get a few combos. Left hook needs work. It lags way too much and fires off way to slow and weak. Your pivot should drive your shoulder your target and you should keep your left arm basically locked.
Shinetrue001 5 months ago
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wiggpusha 6 months ago
ok i know what im seeing....does this make sense....you were in an orthodox stance then before u pivoted u switched up to southpaw, but when you pivoted you spun in a way that made you orthodox again.....i would of used the same foot to pivot but i woulda turned the other way making my pivot foot my lead foot.......why u ask??....i guess cause i AM southpaw......u do martial arts thats whats up.
wiggpusha 6 months ago
@wiggpusha I exit this combo by stepping left.
Why?
Because the left hand is the LAST punch I throw. I try to always side step to the same side that I threw last.
The funny stuff is me just changing angles for the camera real quick, and is not what I or anyone should do.
albertpope 6 months ago
@albertpope I practiced this for hours. I like it very much.
runhorun 4 months ago
@albertpope Just a question, isn't your left arm a bit jelly when you do the swing, not to be critizing.
Great video btw
MORTENKJAERLYNGE 6 days ago
hey...u look good tho!!!
wiggpusha 6 months ago
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when u pivoted at :15 it kinda threw me off because u switched feet first, then the foot u pivoted on became ur backfoot and i saw u had to maybe shift ur weight forward before u threw the next punch...would that work in boxing?? it just dont sit right with me with all due respect.
wiggpusha 6 months ago
when u pivoted at :15 it kinda threw me off because u switched feet first, then the foot u pivoted on became ur backfoot and i saw u had to maybe shift ur weight forward before u threw the next punch...would that work in boxing?? it just dont sit right with me with all due respect.
wiggpusha 6 months ago
Funny....Sorry,but your technique looks retarted, and its not correct....but very funny...
nazz610 6 months ago
It looks like you twist your lead leg a lot when doing the hook
futsalfred2 6 months ago
I like your style and technique. Great form and I would like to know where would I start as a beginning boxer?
jp70117 6 months ago
very clean combination
lagerstroemia 6 months ago
hey albert, you got any of your fights posted up? let me know, thanks.
BTC141 6 months ago
FYI this combo is butter....you can remix this a bit in muay thai by using the last hook as a push (instead of a strike) to lead your opponent into a right kick or knee
pesoBLAH 6 months ago
very good technique
yoimnice 6 months ago
this aint boxing
ccy7113 7 months ago
what about left, right, uppercut?
ZachFire101 7 months ago
so you must be one hell of a fighter..
MrKratos07 7 months ago
Can you make video with stance changes. Where you make combo, and than change stance and make combo as well. thnx
Skilledman89 7 months ago
dude you're a beast!
BrandonHinz 8 months ago
is that phil dumfy? from modern family?
cobby36 8 months ago
this guy is a fake,
kingwls 8 months ago
@albertpope, who is your favorite current/active boxer... please don't say manny pacquiao hahaha
SGVliverSHOT626 8 months ago
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720ak 9 months ago
Footwork! *sub*
Huzar1683 9 months ago
in another video, I saw you say you had 30 fights. were they boxing fights?
makem15 9 months ago
@makem15
I fought san-shou, kickboxing and muay thai too.
albertpope 9 months ago 6
@albertpope greetings from Southern California. I'm currently practicing Muay Thai. The boxing components we learn during training are strikingly parallel to what you're instructing. Crisp, clean, technique. Excellent video.
jmoneyhoney 9 months ago
@albertpope If you R twisting your body like that then a muay thai or san shao (MMA) guy would easily take you down with kicks or grappling.
minasz 8 months ago
@albertpope how effective is this combo?
runhorun 8 months ago
@albertpope - Wish there was a place to train Sanshou around here. That stuff has inspired me.
Also, I like your vids :)
119Elias119 8 months ago
@albertpope doesnt ur elbow have to keep a lock to a 90 degree angle when u throw a hook? im pretty sure the way u throw it itll hurt ur arm more than it hurts the opponent
DeathrowRecords1995 4 months ago
10 people are bystanders.... because are to pussy to fight!!
sinaloanwa 9 months ago
you need to buy new shorts man..
nilsson50 9 months ago
You've got a good technique, bro! Nice foot work!
all2most 9 months ago
Thanks for the feedback, I'll think about tucking the chin better in the coming weeks.
This is an amateur boxing combo, meant to maintain range, and score points in order to frustrate an opponent and make him come in square.
I tend to look through my eyebrows forward, and keep my head down when I am fighting, but I often look down when shadowing and it's totally lazy. It makes me more vulnerable to upper cuts and knees; a common weakness for wrestlers who like to bulldoze people; yours truly.
albertpope 10 months ago
@albertpope awesome that you are open to suggestions! I'd say very well done! You are correct that the eyes up would fine tune your technique. If I may suggest?- when done the combo make sure to exit beginning with the back foot. Skipping the left foot back after the combo is a habit that kick-boxing gets you into. But, in boxing that may force you into leaning your head into a shot, if your opponent uses this opportunity to attack.
toptenboxing 6 months ago
@toptenboxing I agree 100%. (I'm a leg kicker after all.) Most commentary about my MMA persuasion from boxing aficionados is usually less eloquent, so I appreciate your civility and CONSTRUCTIVE criticism. Sounds like you have taught people before and know what you are talking about.
albertpope 6 months ago
iv never seen anyone hold the elbows in so tight that is interesting, your not getting pull hip movement and puting your ass into those punches, and just curious why your staring at the ground instead of straight ahead, and when you throw the left you should be tucking your chin
devinforeman 10 months ago
iv never seen anyone hold the elbows in so tight that is interesting, your not getting pull hip movement and puting your ass into those punches
devinforeman 10 months ago
why not rotating lead leg is got for joy spring time if it is grabbed you ought bild in your liegestütz so back leg is the head to take of yet asia
alekx58 10 months ago
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alekx58 10 months ago
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alekx58 10 months ago
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alekx58 10 months ago
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alekx58 10 months ago
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alekx58 10 months ago
so you schoud spread you rfottwork as schaolin have time to clown you army monk
alekx58 10 months ago
evschy buodly ahisk to huavet ah luolly führ chosen ninja from haha barmy army ahha baht ai box so and sho and sho sho me ya ouhu stance as sun is drinking ah pfütze you say ja and box there down down down and she running under the table and i schout and schout while you blow and blow hahahahahahahaahha and i blow once your candle become sunclasses so you long live truely honest to joke another proud and big nelson give to klecker with schokoeyes ja sorry give that punch of brouwn la fontaine s
alekx58 10 months ago
i only move asiatic way but i like your longlive sport spirit you seemed to move as free walking man im impressed of this opportunity for stage of zivilitaion long live graet wishes free floor world for you may truth to kind of you sincerly greets now i will respect boxersworld as timespirit moving society
alekx58 10 months ago
@alekx58 ahahahahahahahahaha
flexmasterfeng 10 months ago
When you turn your legs so much then your enemy can kick right behind your knee and it will hurt! But the enemy must be smart, lol :D
karlolgo 11 months ago
dont take your eyes off your opponent, and keep an eye on the shoulders, u seem a great fighter
jaimejanen 11 months ago
lololololol
BiLL0H 11 months ago
this is horrible , im 15 140 pounds 5'11 and im a ameture boxer and ill knock yer ass out
TroubleSome200 1 year ago
you're overspinning waaayy too much on the hooks
LuckyBangLoc 1 year ago
dude what kind of shorts are those i want some at that length. i hate the long ones
WHITENUT45 1 year ago
Could someone rate this combination? trying to perfect it :
Starting with a left cross counter punch to the jaw, get down, right hook to the body, rotation to left smash (though its still half assed as it is now), stand up using my left leg as a pivot for a right hook, change to southpaw style (can use both) and repeat the same compination without the counter but everything's reverse.... Can't change hand more than twice though cause I lose balance if I do more.
StallioN0of0MeadoW 1 year ago
very good.
dionegalea 1 year ago
i can see a flaw, your bending your leg too much, if someone would get you with a clean shot, you would lose balance,.
Tea0Status 1 year ago 3
@Tea0Status he is exaggerating the pivot your right if he missed he would over swing good eye
lilblitz 4 months ago
morphinos is dumb... Fuck all that bullshit MMA get on top and buttfuck-a-nigga bullshit if some dude tries to grapple me I swear to you I will bite off his: fingers, nose, ears, throat. An average human can bite down with up to 600lbs of pressure... You know why they outlaw biting in all fight sports??? cuz you're teeth are weapons!!!
blackstangdriver 1 year ago
@blackstangdriver just don't bite me fool. lol.
runhorun 1 year ago
@blackstangdriver Not if your teeth are laying on the ground
theEdinero 10 months ago
hes twisting his legs wrong... if you twist ur fuckin leg like that during a fight you'll be sure to fucking snap that shit. fucking idiot
BeyondDestiny 1 year ago
Nice moves man!!!
tashawnify 1 year ago
whatever mang, i like it
yuttie21 1 year ago
yeah if anyone is going to give this guy shit, make sure you post up some videos of yourself doing better otherwise dont bother
Greno 1 year ago
correct!
arikat1 1 year ago
Good footwork. I like the way you shift your feet when you move.
mbsunlimited 1 year ago
what is that,,,,,,,,,,,,,you're a boxer donkey,,,jejejeje,is the worst ever,try different sport you're nasty,,,,bye
garjas1 1 year ago
to much jerk
powerbomb2007 1 year ago
i dont get you people he obv can box but you keyboard worriers giving him advice, LOL!
TheKlaj1992 1 year ago
hey man thank you, you really know what you are saying....it's good what you are teaching here ....
jamecpa10 1 year ago
Your hook technique is identical to mine.
xlealol 1 year ago
When facing a orthodox fighter with this combo, after doubling up your jab and dipping to the inside with that roll of yours, I would be expecting a decent amateur to catch you with his backhand with a straight right. Hence why I mostly duck straight down or duck and weave to the outside of my opponent's lead hand.
So would a double jab, duck and weave to the outside of the opponents jab, followed by a right hook and a right over the top not flow a bit better?
Just my 20 cents.
Langarm 1 year ago
@Langarm It would, logically, but that is why this one seems to work. The opponent throws the right hand, but you crash into his right hand with your left fist on your forehead, and your chin down. Smash into his right hand with your glove protected forehead, and then come right over the top of his right shoulder with a counter left hook to his jaw. jab-jab, counter-left, right-left. Works better for amateurs who have head gear to soften the blows. The headgear protects against cuts, so use it!
albertpope 1 year ago
@albertpope Oh I see, will try that in sparring next time, although it is a gutsy move :)
Langarm 1 year ago
I feel that the hitting power is generated at the ground, and that the punch follows the pivot and the hips not the other way around, which is what i believe albertpope is trying to demonstrate. Great video's short and direct mate
6l9mysterio 1 year ago
Great video, I noticed it ends with a hook.
Is that ok to do fundamentaly? I was once told all combinations should end with a straight punch, does that matter?
0713mas 1 year ago
@0713mas all punches are created equal. I do find that ending with a lead hands you score last on the separation. You must score on the way in and on the way out. That's what judges remember most.
albertpope 1 year ago
@albertpope how about in real world, with no judges, just you and the adversary?
Morphinos 1 year ago
@Morphinos Grab his clothes (collar, belt, sleeve or pant leg) snap him down and knee his head, or mount his back and choke him. Don't box without gloves, you'll break your hand. Use the same strategy you would if you were fighting MMA with a Gi. Use the collar to choke, or use it to snap and hit duck-unders.
albertpope 1 year ago
@Morphinos I would rather avoid a street fight.. but if i really have to fight.. i would fight in an evasive way.. moving around my opponent and counter-punching :)
riquelmestheshit 1 year ago
you're pivoting too soon, it's like a signal that you're gonna give a hook.
guerillaphantom 1 year ago
ur pretty good :]] btw nice combo (just a lil heads up, dont pivit too much)
btw ur video's are gr8 :]] thumbs up
lilkidwidtalent74 1 year ago
Man your boxing is not that good buddy hahahah
AA2214 1 year ago
@AA2214
post up.
albertpope 1 year ago 13
@AA2214
Just the jabs were sloppy. Full extension on the jabs and faster, bring em back tighter and the form would be pretty damn good.
bbqufc 1 year ago
@bbqufc word, so brutal on my elbows to extend hard after all these years! I'll toughen up for the next set of vids this winter.
albertpope 1 year ago
@albertpope
I know man. When you over extend the elbows because of momentum it's straining on the arms, but that's why you do full extension- to avoid doing that. Instead of snapping the arm out to far, you snap the punch at the end and torque the shoulders and body into it at the end or moment the punch should land and timing, practice and form eliminates hyper extending the arm when you throw the jab. Can you post counter vids? Also, to any newbies- this combo works great on taller opponents
bbqufc 1 year ago
@albertpope
And Albert, I plan on posting vids of myself as well. I just need to buy a camcorder. Hopefully by new year. I have some good tricks to show as well.
bbqufc 1 year ago
@albertpope Yo Al nIce vid, those in the know, know that some people dont throw a full punch when shadowboxing as you know throwing a punch and hitting nuthin takes alot from you so good vid. I subbed you a while ago I used to fight but still use it(training) to get into shape about once a year.You def know your ish dont cater to these sideline critics unless they make a vid doin it better, then you come back and match his work other than that f**k em...
mookeychase0907 1 year ago
u could rotate the lead leg but only as a finisher when u landin a powerful left hook n ur movin 2 ur right or left. Or u can also come back with a powerful right but like i said turnin the leg alot is only for power punches it leaves u off balance and shouldnt be done unless the opponent is hurt
beenz08 1 year ago 13
@beenz08 Perfect comment. You are absolutely right, especially the bigger you are. As a lightweight, I get away with throwing my whole body into punches, because it's easier to stay balanced and get back to my base quickly. Regardless, your comment is the most "on point" I have seen on any of my videos.
albertpope 1 year ago
@beenz08 It shouldn't be done at all the way he does it.
SerbianJudo 11 months ago
@beenz08 i was taught to turn the leg on those front hooks, i mean if your going to hit might as well hit him good right? I never feel like i was off balance i just snap back into my fighting stance
wushumon88 7 months ago
i'll steal it 6)
HoBkoB 1 year ago
please upload your fight. I'd like to see that combo in action. thanks
punchingpower 1 year ago
@punchingpower the golden gloves tape where I used it is gone.
albertpope 1 year ago
@albertpope nice movement.
runhorun 1 year ago
@albertpope LOL I was on the moon once
Ronsam2006 11 months ago
you shouldnt look on the ground while demonstrating.
LaCeiba 1 year ago
This looks really good. Don't worry about not rotating ur foot. Rotating ur lead foot is a good thing: it helps rotate ur hips.
What style of boxing is this? Vertical fist for jab and hooks. Just curious.
6ixuaLiZe 1 year ago
awsome videos, keep up the good work, brilliant to learn from mate..
elpadrino77 2 years ago
Curious...did you ever box professionally?
myhike 2 years ago
I wonder: usually your waist? is suppose to lead your hook, atleast the area of rotation, belly, ribs etc. is suppose to be in front of the punch for more power.
Here you rotate your leg too much making IT the lead factor, next the body then the punch. It looks a wrong yes, but it might have some devastating power if landed...or a broken arm lol!
ViceFist 2 years ago
trying to hook with his leg aswell
sshhaammiiiiiiiiii 2 years ago
dont over rotate your lead leg on that hook
you'll be off balance
Its supposed to be a very subtle shift
guiltybystander77 2 years ago
funny, I spent most of this week working on rotating that lead leg even more. Sometimes I rotate it, sometimes it's subtle.
Thanks for the tip. Is there a video you would recommend that shows the foot rotation the way you do it?
albertpope 2 years ago
Nice response. You wont find a video telling you to be subtle. All the power comes from there and last time I checked with my trainer, he wanted more torque out of my left hook.
614grind 2 years ago
@albertpope For self defense and MMA: I once threw a lead hook (rotating my leg), which my sparring partner swept (deashi harai), catching the heel. Almost tore my ankle--I was limping for a month. I dont know about boxing applications, but I hope this helps!
Awesome video btw, I once saw Tyson do this. I've been trying to teach some basic boxing to the jujitsu dojo I train at, and your videos have been a tremendous help. Thanks!
AmbicionEterna 1 year ago
@AmbicionEterna Very good point! When I fight with leg kicks I also avoid rotating the lead leg. You could take a leg kick with no defense that will end the fight.
albertpope 1 year ago
his form is very very good
kwak76 2 years ago
hey will you come be my personal trainer please????!!!! Your a bad ass lets see you in action
pletchersalesman 2 years ago
dude ur to fuckin fit and fast slowdown
iamnotuberchile 2 years ago
why slow down? he wasn't even gong that fast to start with...
kdude1000 2 years ago