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I'm a heavyweight and significantly taller than everyone in my team. I never developed good head movement because all the shots are coming from below. I've always had to really on blocks.

nice video, very clear thanks!

How will you land a hook, which is a shorter punch than a jab or a cross, when the first two missed?

Long guard has been around for a long time, because tall and lanky people exist.

Bro make time stamp every your video

Thanks, really helpful

I needed this so much man thank youuu 🔥

thankyou brother tech verywell . i defineatiely use these techiques in my next session .

Southpaw angle change

such a good video, best regards from panama. Roberto Duran country

Where do you see advantages and disadvantages and why you don’t use it? Or do you implement some elements in your style?

Good tips mate. But setup the camera closer to the bag and script your videos to focus on bullet points. People just skip past too much elaboration. Good luck with your channel.

I’m a hobbyist that’s been going to gyms for years. I’d love it if the coaches defaulted to this kind of curriculum instead of 10 hit pad combos

Good tips!

your punches sounds like a gunshots on that bag

thanks for the tip mate!! 😁 keep up the good work!

got a good laugh from me at the start I started boxing a few weeks ago, your videos have been a godsend for a complete beginner like me. thanks Cody

well explained great job

warm up/cool down?

nice work.

👍🏻

Loved your podcast Cody. My son is a keen boxer- just starting out here in Australia. He has the passion, drive and determination. I’ve sent him this video. Very inspiring! All the best for the future 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇦🇺🥊

Can you make more videos about this ?

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Great work!

You look like a mix between Tom Aspinall and Chuck Liddell..

You just got a new subscriber.

Bro Roger Mayweather was right. A lot of people don't know ish about boxing. Your video deserves a lot more views. This is the sweat science at it's best.

Imagin a counter puncher and a counter punching fighting and they both know to win they gotta throw punches 💀💀

Great video ❤

Great video! Im gonna need a bit more though

Very good basics. Congrats for your brother.

Very solid advice.

Insanely under rated this is the most understandable video on footwork ive seen

Great video

Better analyze the jabs of Tyson, Canelo and Paqciao - short arms, great jabs. Thanx

won't work for a short guy with t-rex arms

But how do you defend right hooks with your lead hand so far away from your face?

Amazing video brother. No unnecessary bs, just straight to the point and shows good demonstration. Defo subbing and hoping to see more of your videos man

A double end bag is perfect for getting rid of this habbit.

Explained as simple as simple can be, good simple video!

Please dont teach naive people a load of rubbish

Awesome video thank you

It all depends on the fight range. This jab is 🔥 for long and mid range, but you better shell up when getting into close range. Prime Tyson knew what he was doing, look at his “impeccable” defense 🙂

Man you know what you're doing

Buster Douglas could knock people out with his jab.

its also the reason Lennox got KO twice from counter over hand rights.

Sounds good, but wouldn't take you longer to defend the overhand right? Serious question, not trying to critical.

Lennox Lewis is one of the boxing greats, and he’s a gentleman. He also sounds like he’s been hanging out in the US a lot, pronouncing those hard Rs.

Easy to understand instruction. Excellent!