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Hey bro, you should be a role model to more people than you are. You seem very down to earth and I'm sure you've been through life struggles like everyone. You're mentality, realness and inspiration is awesome.
10:00 No I didn’t see that. The camera was too close, then you gave a frame of your legs, then the punch. Do a couple of punches showing your upper body, then some with your legs. Switching frames quickly doesn’t help much.
Thank you big dawg I'm going to start doing this tomorrow I just got me a punching bag I want to beat all my coworkers we are boxing after work 2 times a week.
@@javiermartinez1184 my wrist is fucked up I think because I was hitting the bag too hard it sucks I'm waiting for it to get better it's been almost a month
I see a mixed bag of responses here. Some seem to be fans from other areas non-boxing related, while others seem to be people genunely interested in training to box and of course there's always going to be haters. As someone previously unfamiliar with Rashid but very familiar with the fight game - training, fighting, coaching, judging & reffing over the years , I'd like to add my unbiased opinion on a few of Mike Rashid's boxing instructional videos I just watched. First of all much respect to this man for his passion. Folks watching need to know that he's giving this advice as the way he does things and he's first and foremost a strength and physique guy. To that point, remember a man can fight and even win and still not really have sound advice as a coach. First thing I noticed when I watched his actual fight, he moves well for being a big and tight muscled guy, and its true the majority of body builder types can only push their punches with zero "snap" or quickness. Not to mention a vast majority of dudes built like him would simply gas in no time flat. So aside from respecting his passion for the game and for the fact he fought first pro fight in his 40's, I can honestly say its probably taken a man of his size / strength even more discipline and def more work to stay game fit for a fight than it would another athlete not concerned with body building. Now having said that, this is most definitely not top boxing advice. If you're looking for top quality boxing tutorials go check out guys like Coach Anthony or Fran Sands on RUclips..they have outstanding quality instruction that any newcomer can gain a huge wealth of knowledge from...and yes even seasoned boxers can pick up some new looks and tips from (you should never stop learning). For complete newbs to boxing the flick jab Mike throws isn't the way to go. Some people use it, and it might work for some, but its not sound basics. When his big right comes out, his arm drops down after impact, another big no-no. These are glaring and hard not to notice from the start. Keeping hands up, staying limber / loose, breathing and more hip rotation are essential. Not hating at all and respect is there, but I felt the need to give an honest assessment of this man's videos..to anyone really wanting boxing education check around a little longer. Cheers.
What's a heavy bag for boxing and kickboxing that you guys would recommend for at home training or training in general? Also what else you you recommend for at home training? Do I need a mirror or a video camera to get my form/footwork down?
Unfortunately I have to say something. Demonstrating the stance, you mentioned to keep your front foot directly forward. Instead, it should be about a 45 degree angle. Some can get away with it but for most, it helps maintain stability after throwing a 2 or right hook.
if you put your hands down in a fight you're done. 'Confident' fighters get tagged like that. You wanna learn the sweet science go to a boxing gym or watch the greats.
NO! When raised a bit your shoulder guards your chin and the lowered hand defends your stomach. That's a 2 in 1 defensive tactic that keeps you from being KO. Watch mayweather fights
Lol. Why did I click on this if I wanted to see some boxing technique my fault! Nonetheless this is a big boy I wouldn't want to mess with, boxing or no boxing.
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hope this series continues till the advanced level.
Well does it?
Hey bro, you should be a role model to more people than you are. You seem very down to earth and I'm sure you've been through life struggles like everyone. You're mentality, realness and inspiration is awesome.
video starts at 2:28
Sabeserty Perez thank for extending my life
It really begins at 2:10
When he mention it being a dangerous fun element.
👍🏼
Thanks
This video is so much more helpful than any other videos I've watched. Thank you so much! Can't wait to get to the next ones.
10:00 No I didn’t see that. The camera was too close, then you gave a frame of your legs, then the punch. Do a couple of punches showing your upper body, then some with your legs. Switching frames quickly doesn’t help much.
"1, 1, 1, 1, that's 5 times" proceeds to hit the bag 6 times. love it
In going to add this to my workouts as a finisher it will really help my core and it seems more fun than machines
glad to see an actual boxer teaching this. not just some random buff dude who has no idea what he is talking about
Looking forward to this series!
Good good stuff Mike!! Keeping it coming man!!
Your my favorite as far as explaining in detail man thanks alot
I love the way you explain the psychological aspects
This is awesome I started to use boxing as my cardio and this video came just in time
good, solid information. boxing is great for conditioning...jump rope for 15 minutes. ..all the cardio you need
Agreed!
This is a great tutorial. Im definitely following
Love your videos man. Very informative, learned a lot in really short amount of time.
I love this video I can’t wait to be a boxer but I’m working with my dad rn to see where my mind is at boxing .🥊
Great video, hope to finish the series. Keep it up
This was extremely helpful thanks so much
Amazing, keep the videos coming pleaseee
Thanks you sir!
it's lovely an helpful man
Thank you easy to follow.
This was dope
I like it it's cool I'm sporter to I always go to mach I see him fighting with me but he wins well done
Thank you big dawg I'm going to start doing this tomorrow I just got me a punching bag I want to beat all my coworkers we are boxing after work 2 times a week.
Any. Progressives
@@javiermartinez1184 my wrist is fucked up I think because I was hitting the bag too hard it sucks I'm waiting for it to get better it's been almost a month
Como te va, si has progresado?
Awesome video , hope to see many more episodes in the future.
hope this series still continue as advanced program of mikevazquez :D
He’s fabulous
I see a mixed bag of responses here. Some seem to be fans from other areas non-boxing related, while others seem to be people genunely interested in training to box and of course there's always going to be haters. As someone previously unfamiliar with Rashid but very familiar with the fight game - training, fighting, coaching, judging & reffing over the years , I'd like to add my unbiased opinion on a few of Mike Rashid's boxing instructional videos I just watched.
First of all much respect to this man for his passion. Folks watching need to know that he's giving this advice as the way he does things and he's first and foremost a strength and physique guy. To that point, remember a man can fight and even win and still not really have sound advice as a coach. First thing I noticed when I watched his actual fight, he moves well for being a big and tight muscled guy, and its true the majority of body builder types can only push their punches with zero "snap" or quickness. Not to mention a vast majority of dudes built like him would simply gas in no time flat. So aside from respecting his passion for the game and for the fact he fought first pro fight in his 40's, I can honestly say its probably taken a man of his size / strength even more discipline and def more work to stay game fit for a fight than it would another athlete not concerned with body building. Now having said that, this is most definitely not top boxing advice. If you're looking for top quality boxing tutorials go check out guys like Coach Anthony or Fran Sands on RUclips..they have outstanding quality instruction that any newcomer can gain a huge wealth of knowledge from...and yes even seasoned boxers can pick up some new looks and tips from (you should never stop learning). For complete newbs to boxing the flick jab Mike throws isn't the way to go. Some people use it, and it might work for some, but its not sound basics. When his big right comes out, his arm drops down after impact, another big no-no. These are glaring and hard not to notice from the start. Keeping hands up, staying limber / loose, breathing and more hip rotation are essential. Not hating at all and respect is there, but I felt the need to give an honest assessment of this man's videos..to anyone really wanting boxing education check around a little longer. Cheers.
Thanks Mike, excellent video
Appreciated 🙏🙏✌️
Thanks sir
Thanks for the tips. Ideally where is the best place to land a punch? Always aim for the head?
Thankyou
this was great. Thank you
Great stuff man!
Who doesn't love boxing, its awesome :D Great advice, great video!
Thnx
Good work man keep going 👍💪
Badass...Thanks for the jab G
What app bro..... I must say that your training help me because me too I trained boxing
please continue this series. it is very helpful.
That's a really nice video there Mike, thanks a lot!
Hope this series continues.
Thanks Coach!! 👊🏼💥💣
Kimbo Slice had a good left hook.
Good stuff! 👍🏽
wo wo...... great work Mike thanks a lot
What do we have to fill in the punching bag
Nate Robinson needs this video
you are the beast
Do you have any equipment suggestions.
What's a heavy bag for boxing and kickboxing that you guys would recommend for at home training or training in general?
Also what else you you recommend for at home training? Do I need a mirror or a video camera to get my form/footwork down?
Super is beat training video
Nice! Thanks!
Please write a book on boxing ❤❤💐
that was awesome!
6:19 "See that" I dont think anyone saw it lol
does hitting a heavy bag helps in muscle toning??
Can we use legs to hit the opponent
Iam best fan of boxing
shadow boxing is great cardio
Agreed!
ear1yb1rd you master skills too
where are the 4k videos?! it's 2017 baby come on now
Hello sir i am big fan of you. I need one best 12 oz boxing bag glove . I am not find in India.
What if the Opponent hits you when you do the arm punch?
Great video. I can’t stand the treadmill so it’s nice to have an alternative for cardio.
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Who's that girl in the middle top-center video @ intro?
Imogen Parfitt
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seen this video about 7 times already
6:45
8:50 9:13 9:40 10:28 12:40
2:40
Unfortunately I have to say something. Demonstrating the stance, you mentioned to keep your front foot directly forward. Instead, it should be about a 45 degree angle. Some can get away with it but for most, it helps maintain stability after throwing a 2 or right hook.
You can clearly see at 3:38 why this is relevant and important.
My man been missing leg day
I do kit boxing
Just realized he had tattoos the second time watching. Shout out from here at Gleason's gym.
P. Nessa you still train at Gleason and of you do or not who was your coach ???
Watch my boxing journey we're goin all the way
the ringer
Can boxing help me fight bullies?
pt 2?
Nevermind his channel has up to ep 4
finally i'm in the top comments !
Hitesh Sharma second last 😅
💪😍
🥊🥊🥊🥊🥊
Why do all fighters have the name Michael??
Bet
subs spanish please...
Gespacho!
if you put your hands down in a fight you're done. 'Confident' fighters get tagged like that. You wanna learn the sweet science go to a boxing gym or watch the greats.
Gerardo Yepez so Ray Leonard isn't a great...😑
or MAYWEATHER!
Ever heard of Connor McGregor?
+c bocage conor mcgregor is the best, i love his personality
NO! When raised a bit your shoulder guards your chin and the lowered hand defends your stomach. That's a 2 in 1 defensive tactic that keeps you from being KO. Watch mayweather fights
why do you not open a center in Tunisia :(
Is it just me or he actually have an illuminati pyramid tattoo on his left shoulder?
world of warcraft
I am an skinny kid trying to do something
"You'll get your teeth knocked out your mouth. Ummm, boxing is not a brutal sport"
thanks!!!great video👏💦💦
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Lol. Why did I click on this if I wanted to see some boxing technique my fault! Nonetheless this is a big boy I wouldn't want to mess with, boxing or no boxing.
I’m a wrestler who else?
Not being funny but way too much talking I got bored after a few minutes to be honest. Need a bit more action.
so the fucking guy who's sauced to the gills and has never had a professional fight and is not a boxer is teaching boxing ... WTF