3 type of jab! boxing world champ,kuniaki shibata seminar in kakukuri 3種類のジャブ

this is a scene of kuniaki shibata seminar in kakukuri.
mr.tokashiki,world champ let gracyer aki know his punching technique.
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[Calebmoyer]

.....subtitles are also verry important! ^_^

[nightfall200]

i love how all the comments are English yet the vids in Japanese

[2841peanutbutter]

so..basicaly you dont rotate your wrist until a split second befor impact?

[shuriken86]

SUBTITLES!!

[electronikita]

Oh if you assigned it's title in English why don't you post subs for it in English as well?

[ActorJoeLewis]

I do understand Japanese, and you are right, that is what he's saying. He tells the other guy you don't put any power in until the end of the punch.

[mooing]

dont no japanese but im an amateur boxer and i think i get what he is "saying" , but i only see 2 types of japs. the 1st jap is a snap,. the 2nd jap is a weak jap just to throw it so you can follow it up with a hard right

[Jamesleedx]

Continuing.........

As jabs are used offensively to set up more powerful blows , such as straight punches, you can use these 3 different kinds of jabs to play around with the timing of your jabs while maintaining pressure so that you can create an opening for your straight punch. Even with only these 3 jabs and a straight, it is possible to create diverse combos and ultimately control the tempo of the fight

[Jamesleedx]

I don't understand Japanese but I think he is teaching three types of jabs which differ in the starting position of the hand relative to the body. Normally, when you perform a jab, your hand starts in a position closest to your shoulder. However, he is trying to convey that it is possible to start your jabs further away from your shoulder without much loss of power as it is the torquing of the forearm that gives the jab most of its power.

[Ergooo]

Couldn't see what he meant, could you explain what you understood? :p