Finally man I’ve been waiting on something like this from Cory ever since that excerpt of him on JRE talking about understanding of space. The octagon has an abundance of space and I feel like a shift in focus towards space management can take mma striking to the next level. High level content from Cory as always.
Check out A Million Styles Boxing with coach Barry for more on space and movement efficiency. Some of the brainiest striking content I've come across between these two.
A video on stance switching, the nuances of, what’s going through your mind of when you want to switch, etc. would be very cool. You’re one of my favorite fighters and love that aspect of your game. Going to rewatch the yan fight now, even though the judges didn’t give it to you it’s still one of my favorites fights of yours to watch. Artwork.
Definitely need more videos on distance control. Really hard to find good videos on yt that thoroughly explain the concept of distance control and how to utilize it
Blows my mind how much video games helped me in my adult life What Cory is talking about is “spacing” literally in every fighting video game ever, Tekken is the most accurate to real life
Saw the title. Instantly liked. Please make a video on handfighting. What to do. Why like whats the purpose. How to win handfighting (especially with southpaws) Etc
This videos are so helpful, love the format. You might want to think about making playlists for the course snippets and the fight breakdowns for when your channel has lots of videos it stays organized.
IMHO - - - Too many "MMA Gyms" and "coaches" just teach whatever they watch on UFC/YT. Personally I've experienced several (bad) coaches that conducted practice basically like "hey, I saw this thing. Let's drill this." I've had several other coaches (good) that taught actual strategy like CS here. This is wise. Follow this. Even if you're a beast in training/drilling, you ain't shit in live sparring/fighting. Live sparring/fighting is way too unstructured/fast to just string a bunch of individual moves together. Live is also very complex. You need to rely on muscle memory to perform before your brain tells the body what to do. Cory's simple/effective strategies are awesome.
dude i wish more coaches preach this. I hate when coaches just regurgitate "keep ur hands by ur face" as if its like the only and best defense. I get why they do that but it really only goes so far.
Cory! Always great content of course. But You should make these vids different. I think your editor should create an intro and make these look like Public Access shows from the 90s. The internet would eat it up if you give it a goofy spin. Trust.
I tend to be more of a pressure cuz thats where i had success i would like help on circling tho and how to do it effectively without feeling like im losing getting pressured backwards agains the fence
Don't forget about trying your best not to engage your opponent in striking as evidenced by your last fight. And just win by any means even if that means being a panzy 😴 💤
Bro😂 I’m so tapped in with the ufc world and have never heard a single person say this, where did this come from? Number 2 no lmao he’s obviously not , no one drops 60 pounds each weight cut that’s impossible, he also posts himself on instagram and a 60 pound difference is the most noticeable thing in the world, you think bros 60 pounds heavier in this video then normally?
Finally man I’ve been waiting on something like this from Cory ever since that excerpt of him on JRE talking about understanding of space.
The octagon has an abundance of space and I feel like a shift in focus towards space management can take mma striking to the next level.
High level content from Cory as always.
You got it - CorySandhagenMMA.com has the full instructionals, so you know 🫡👊🏼
Check out A Million Styles Boxing with coach Barry for more on space and movement efficiency. Some of the brainiest striking content I've come across between these two.
Shoutout to Cory! Hope we see you fight soon in Octagon!
He’s injured, bro. Probably gonna be a minute 😢
Hopefully the next contender for the belt!
Corey's fight IQ seems to be the pinnacle of the current fighter.
A video on how you make reads and gather information on your opponent, or how to condition them to eventually be hit by a technique.
This would be super interesting! +1
A video on stance switching, the nuances of, what’s going through your mind of when you want to switch, etc. would be very cool. You’re one of my favorite fighters and love that aspect of your game. Going to rewatch the yan fight now, even though the judges didn’t give it to you it’s still one of my favorites fights of yours to watch. Artwork.
Definitely need more videos on distance control. Really hard to find good videos on yt that thoroughly explain the concept of distance control and how to utilize it
Sparring range and fight range is a great concept.
Exactly.and you bro you are doing very well
Blows my mind how much video games helped me in my adult life
What Cory is talking about is “spacing” literally in every fighting video game ever, Tekken is the most accurate to real life
Thank you sir
Excellent! In Kenpo we have 4 ranges: out of range, contact, contact penetration, and contact manipulation. Whoever controls these distances wins.
it's so cool how today we can have access to advice from world class fighters on the internet
Thank you so much corey!!
Thanks for the tips Cory 🙏🏾
Gold mine of knowledge Thankyou sandman!
Great content!
Keep up the good work 🔝
You're getting better at presenting! Great work, Cory.
Loving the 100% instructional vids
Thanks for the tips cory
MORE VIDEOS CORY LETSGOOOO
Saw the title. Instantly liked.
Please make a video on handfighting. What to do. Why like whats the purpose. How to win handfighting (especially with southpaws) Etc
Word. Thanks alot Cory.
You’re the man Cory
Grateful for the content. Love to hear you elaborate more on some reading recommendations if you have a chance
This makes me want to move to Colorado so I can train here.
This videos are so helpful, love the format.
You might want to think about making playlists for the course snippets and the fight breakdowns for when your channel has lots of videos it stays organized.
Great vids bro appreciate it
what a mind. subbed before i even started the vid
The best to do MMA informative content
chito takin notes
I think the ufc uses the apex to sway fights in the favor of while they want to win as well. Just my opinion
When the thumbnail is hella accurate
if you mix canelo with dom cruz you get this mans handsome face lol
Damn that bass line dropped with the cold open and I thought I clicked a beat😂
Thank you for all this free knowledge, now I can talk my girlfriend's ear off when I get her to watch a UFC event.
IMHO - - - Too many "MMA Gyms" and "coaches" just teach whatever they watch on UFC/YT. Personally I've experienced several (bad) coaches that conducted practice basically like "hey, I saw this thing. Let's drill this."
I've had several other coaches (good) that taught actual strategy like CS here. This is wise. Follow this.
Even if you're a beast in training/drilling, you ain't shit in live sparring/fighting. Live sparring/fighting is way too unstructured/fast to just string a bunch of individual moves together.
Live is also very complex. You need to rely on muscle memory to perform before your brain tells the body what to do. Cory's simple/effective strategies are awesome.
dude i wish more coaches preach this. I hate when coaches just regurgitate "keep ur hands by ur face" as if its like the only and best defense. I get why they do that but it really only goes so far.
if you don’t have confidence in your cosches and they dont hold your opinion of any value dont be coached by them
I wish I lived in co so I could get coached by Cory like Elias does.
Dont give away all the secrets Cory!
1 on 1 padwork for boxing & kickboxing, how to practice techniques for real life simulation
Cory! Always great content of course. But You should make these vids different. I think your editor should create an intro and make these look like Public Access shows from the 90s. The internet would eat it up if you give it a goofy spin. Trust.
I tend to be more of a pressure cuz thats where i had success i would like help on circling tho and how to do it effectively without feeling like im losing getting pressured backwards agains the fence
I tend to go backwards alot without even knowing it and when i circle i feel i feel like im circling into attacks giving ground to pressure fighters
Where do u coach ?
i had a feeling the video would be filled with yapping
It’s necessary yapping
Space is what Strickland dominated v adesanya, as well as pereira in the second adesanya fight
Pereira never dominated anything in any Adesanya fight
Don't forget about trying your best not to engage your opponent in striking as evidenced by your last fight. And just win by any means even if that means being a panzy 😴 💤
He looks pretty big
is it true that youre 6'1 and 200lbs out of camp?
Bro😂 I’m so tapped in with the ufc world and have never heard a single person say this, where did this come from? Number 2 no lmao he’s obviously not , no one drops 60 pounds each weight cut that’s impossible, he also posts himself on instagram and a 60 pound difference is the most noticeable thing in the world, you think bros 60 pounds heavier in this video then normally?
@@logancohan theres this guy called rigo who says this a lot, he must be what you'd call a hater
Totally lost my respect after this, can't believe he's a height bully.
Bro Rigo is just trolling
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