Yes absolutely, Gonzalo! Standing your ground with a firm teep, side kick, long knee, jab or cross to the head or body is a great way to stop forward pressure. I was going to save that for another video, so thanks for dropping the comment 😄👍
@@fighttips just wanted to mention that getting off angle can be defined simply as the L-step. Not trying to be a know it all, just helping throwing terms out there to encapsulate ideas clearer.
RUclips Commentator if you’re having a hard time following up with feints, you may be not planning them well. First, a feint only works if the person has been hit by that technique and is somewhat scared of it. For example. You dodge a cross from them and then land a solid left hook. Now they are aware of your left hook, and will either try to block, dodge, or counter it next time they come that close to you with a cross. Here is where you feint. Fake throw the left hook(and make it look real. They won’t fall for it unless it’s real looking) and then follow up with whatever is the most available. If you don’t really get a follow up punch, and all you did was feint, he fell for it, and you messed up on following up. Use this moment to try and remember the image of the fighter you are with and what position he was in when you did that feint. What spots were open, does he always defend a left hook in a similar way? Once you find habits on how the other person likes to defend attacks, you can then poke holes in it with your arsenal. Sure, if someone is a really good martial artist they can feint you out without having to figure you out completely first. The reason why is that their brain is reacting at a fast enough speed to narrow down and choose what attack to use after the feint. They respond quicker because of more time in the ring. They’re used to it. They also recognize patterns faster, like if you drop your back hand a tiny bit right before your cross. That’s a common thing that a lot of experienced people will pick newbies apart in sparring over. I have no idea your level of experience so I don’t really wanna call you a newbie, but I hope this stuff helps you out. Remember, you’re feinting not to hit them, but to study them. Land attacks and see how they look to block them. Imagine throwing a round kick, and a guy defends it really well. In that moment if you didn’t throw that kick, but he was in the guarding position, what targets are open at first glance? Great, now the goal is to throw the kick in a way to make him feel like he has to block it, but for you to hop into the proper position to land those clean shots you just planned out. After a while it becomes instinct. Just takes experience man 👍 I’m not the greatest at it either, but being aware of what it takes helps me improve
I used to be more of an in the pocket guy til I sparred with a 6’4 Russian dude who kept telling me to cut angles. When I didn’t learn fast enough, he started hitting me harder and harder until I learned. His response “this is how we learn lessons in Russia.”
Funny story: During my first spar, I forgot to circle and my opponent backed me up against a wall, I held up my hand and said "wait wait" He froze in place and I walked around him and reset up with now him back against the wall. "Okay, now I'm ready." And as we started trading blows we heard our coach yelling across the room "I don't know which of you is dumber?! 'Anon' for being backed up against a wall and "pausing" a fight, or 'Partner' for letting him then set him up against the wall?!" He was an amazing coach he always said "If it works, then it ain't stupid."
Back when Mayweather fought McGregor,everytime the broke up a clinch where Floyd was against the ropes . Floyd was calmly and slowly circle off taking him back to the center and making Mac’s efforts having been wasted. McGregor eventually noticed but didn’t know how to stop him. Very crafty stuff lol.
I was in boxing, sparring a guy with over a year ofntraining who wasngetring ready for his first amateur fight .. my experience was in pointstyle karate type of sparring... So, i was basically doing single punches in and out and he would swing wilder and wilder punches out of frustration... He ended up literally RUNNING to chase me out of frustration... Until he cornered me, and i decided to drop into alow stance duck under his punch and go behind him, wich would have been a great oportunity to have him cornered, but instead i just got right to the oposite corner... And we would go back and forth from one corner to the other like that... There was video of it... He threw about 800 punched and landed anout 20... I landed all the punched i threw but mostly just escaped the whole 4 rounds
I can't remember who I heard it from, but some boxing coach said something along the lines of: "If you don't wanna get hit you block or you slip; moving backwards is for setting traps and counters."
the masks are an unnecessary ,unhealthy, show of submission to an out of control government. No real men wear masks unless its for work where its demanded. Real men know bullshit when they see it.
Dude, this video just helped me overcome a barrier I've been facing for over 5 years as a taekwondo fighter. I'm a heavier and less flexible guy so I often just walk through most strikes people throw at me but recently I've been trying to evolve and get closer to that flashy, intelligent style with smart footwork and top tier shot placement. Footwork has been my main focus since covid forced us into lock down and this really helped me make a breakthrough in terms of my defense. It never occurred to me to cut angles and crowd my opponent at the same time but it's clear how effective it can be. Definitely gonna be trying this in my next sparring match.
Hey, two years ago i was being bullied a lot, idk why but i saw your video of "Weird tip to win any fight" and i really liked it, so i watched another and another video of yours, so then i trained for like 3 weeks, and when they tried to bully me i fighted back, of course i lost the fight but they stopped bullying me! Thank you so much, legit saved my life
Did you happen to start thinking of how to stop moving backwards from a McGregor video? Not trolling, the same thing happened to me, just wondering if coincidence
KZAtooGood what? isn’t peekaboo for power and slipping/weaving and setting up power hits? maybe you should try a different style. i dont see why someone who backs up a lot would wanna fight peekaboo style when you’re not getting close. i hope you get better at it it can be a deadly style
Thank you Shane with me being the smallest guy in my gym I often find myself moving backwards thank you. I sparred yesterday and I kept creating angles and landing my shots thank u bro
And the main difficulty about fighting a bigger opponent is that when you go inside the "danger zone", he has the advantage in the clinch, which allows him to put constant pressure. Thanks shane, you taught me something i wasn't even lookinh for.
One of the most memorable things I learned in boxing was to avoid moving back or leaning back. Even the pros do it sometimes, so it’s tempting, but it’s bad form. It’s especially tempting because backing away is the most natural response to punishment, but you can’t do it because once you lose footing the punishment is much worse. Oftentimes you can see Muhammad Ali skipping backwards before a jab or Floyd Mayweather leaning back in the pocket, but people have to understand they’re just doing that because they’re athletic and they have high IQ, they can get away with lazy moves when they want to rest. Moving back or leaning back won’t win any fights, you have to be moving forward or working an angle.
my trainer teached me the importance of hitting first, then cut the angle. If you telegraph your step too early, he just turns with you. Timing is crucial
started watching boxing as a young child, about 32 years ago, and one of the things that I kept hearing most from commentators giving advice was that the boxer should angle out! The second was throw combinations...almost everyone throws 1 or 2 at most, even at high level. 3 is apparently the optimal number
I am a young and up in coming mma fighter and have trained myself only had one boxing couch and he was surprised that I knew so much but it was all thanks to your tips thank you 😤 💯
Huge thanks on all your vids that, not only teach hand-to-hand techniques, but also give insight into the meta and strategies we need to be thinking about
I particularly appreciated the dropsteps part, usually when get tired out i tend to separate attacking on a forward line and defending with evading and tanking, but that's a good compromise in between, really nice job!
One of my favourite things to do when I’m backing up is step forward at a 45° angle and check as my opponent throws a jab and trip them, giving me a window of opportunity to distance myself and and compose myself or to counter and put them on the defensive
For self defense situations (or when in sparring it makes sense ro create as much distance as possible)I use a tenis footwork technique you basically do the step back placing your feet paralel and slightly droppin your weight 50/50 on them... Then you step to the side with an explosive step...covering slot of distance... Ive used it against a grappler to create a kicking distance once... But mostly use it to run away when surrounded on the streets
Shane can you do a video about inside fighting to follow up on this? I realized I keep moving backwards, especially against bigger or better opponents. So then I've started meeting them in the middle, and not allowing myself to constantly get pushed back and be chased. Now that I'm toe-to-toe, would be great to get fight tips in that position. Love this channel!
shane you are amazing ! keep up the good work bro and never stop uploading videos ! The videos you make are really informative and you can learn a lot !
By now I've had 2 friends/family members that have been hospitalized and suffer from permanent damage caused by covid. Plus I was always a germ freak. Encouraging others to wear a mask isn't manipulation or fear-based (unless you allow it to be); I see ot as an act of selflessness. Because let's be honest: we all have speculations, but nobody really knows the truth. I'm going to play it safe, trust my gut instinct based on the research I've done, and be a 🐺 in 🐑 skin. Mask or no mask, we should unite as martial artists. Being divided = gullible/easily-controlled/vulnerable
thanks shane. im training mma i wanna be an elite fighter. im not scared of getting hit at all i love it but need to improve and make them miss more. sawadikap🥊🙏🏽
WOW :O I actually saw this on a street fight just outside a bar here in the Philippines back in 2017. dude probably had a martial arts experience too as he did the parry then stepped out. Got me into a revalation, Yakuza 3 style
These days I know what it’s like to spar wearing a mask) it’s touch, but good job for wearing one, Shane 👍🏻 I have this problem of constantly moving away from the opponent, thanks for great advices.
As a 56kg guy sparring with guys only 65-70+ guys( even up to 87kg... ) i can tell you with all my heart, moving backwards and sideways is the only way i can win. Keep them in my distance with side kicks and front kicks and only go in on openings in an in n out style, otherwise im getting in a gunfight with a knife only... not the brightest idea
nice advice! you should always move circularly or to the sides, preferably while counter, or at least moving out of the line of attack. :D Great video mate!
never thought about the drop step punch. I prefer the traditional way of jabbing moving back however I could see how this drop step would cause confusion against an experienced fighter
You should encourage people to spar and work out outside. My neighbors sparring in the streets. I went to the bluffs in Palos Verdes and I saw people doing JKD. Let's take it out the dojos. Martial arts in nature!
I like how Icy Mike will do stuff in his parking lot and has figured out how to control sound quality outside. It's so engrained in me now that when I see him talking about shit outside, I associate that he's going to be talking about self defense or "street fights". But in general, I think being in So Cal, take advantage of some of the mountains and bluffs in LB and PV and Pali to do some vids outside during this pandemic! Gym owners don't have a monopoly on fitness haha.
ooh my god thank you thank you so much for this I really needed this you really are a good teacher I really needed the help this is why more of your viewers should subscribe
Thank you. I know for me my fear/lake of confidence is my main problem, i got a realy hard time cause of that... I have to fight against it and don't allways win.
I’m a long fighter an I caught myself backing up so much in sparring today that I would knock into the fence or trip over other fighters. Good advice on cutting angles
Is it weird that I love fighting backwards and being up against the rope/cage. Sure I get beat up a little but it feels comfortable. SMH... Loved watching this btw. Great content for sure 🐺🤘🏽
I'm a microbiologist from Iowa. The fact you emphasize social distancing and correct mask wearing is a breath of fresh air and common sense that is much needed. Thanks a lot dude.
Thank you for making all of these videos Shane. your work is greatly appreciated I and preparing for IPK and these videos are mentally getting me ready, this one especially because I do back up a lot when I'm getting overwhelmed. Charlotte nc @ECF martial arts & fitness
Shane do u think using the teep is also a good choice?
Yes absolutely, Gonzalo! Standing your ground with a firm teep, side kick, long knee, jab or cross to the head or body is a great way to stop forward pressure. I was going to save that for another video, so thanks for dropping the comment 😄👍
@@fighttips just wanted to mention that getting off angle can be defined simply as the L-step. Not trying to be a know it all, just helping throwing terms out there to encapsulate ideas clearer.
RUclips Commentator if you’re having a hard time following up with feints, you may be not planning them well. First, a feint only works if the person has been hit by that technique and is somewhat scared of it. For example. You dodge a cross from them and then land a solid left hook. Now they are aware of your left hook, and will either try to block, dodge, or counter it next time they come that close to you with a cross. Here is where you feint. Fake throw the left hook(and make it look real. They won’t fall for it unless it’s real looking) and then follow up with whatever is the most available. If you don’t really get a follow up punch, and all you did was feint, he fell for it, and you messed up on following up. Use this moment to try and remember the image of the fighter you are with and what position he was in when you did that feint. What spots were open, does he always defend a left hook in a similar way? Once you find habits on how the other person likes to defend attacks, you can then poke holes in it with your arsenal.
Sure, if someone is a really good martial artist they can feint you out without having to figure you out completely first. The reason why is that their brain is reacting at a fast enough speed to narrow down and choose what attack to use after the feint. They respond quicker because of more time in the ring. They’re used to it. They also recognize patterns faster, like if you drop your back hand a tiny bit right before your cross. That’s a common thing that a lot of experienced people will pick newbies apart in sparring over. I have no idea your level of experience so I don’t really wanna call you a newbie, but I hope this stuff helps you out.
Remember, you’re feinting not to hit them, but to study them. Land attacks and see how they look to block them. Imagine throwing a round kick, and a guy defends it really well. In that moment if you didn’t throw that kick, but he was in the guarding position, what targets are open at first glance? Great, now the goal is to throw the kick in a way to make him feel like he has to block it, but for you to hop into the proper position to land those clean shots you just planned out. After a while it becomes instinct. Just takes experience man 👍 I’m not the greatest at it either, but being aware of what it takes helps me improve
@@WhiteHawkmma This was some solid advice for a newbie like myself, thanks my guy! Especially that last part.
timiniho no problem dude, glad I could help you out
I used to be more of an in the pocket guy til I sparred with a 6’4 Russian dude who kept telling me to cut angles. When I didn’t learn fast enough, he started hitting me harder and harder until I learned. His response “this is how we learn lessons in Russia.”
Did you learn. If so w manz
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I'm always learning something, thank you brother
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Hi brother you’re work is an inspiration 👍
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Funny story: During my first spar, I forgot to circle and my opponent backed me up against a wall, I held up my hand and said "wait wait" He froze in place and I walked around him and reset up with now him back against the wall. "Okay, now I'm ready." And as we started trading blows we heard our coach yelling across the room "I don't know which of you is dumber?! 'Anon' for being backed up against a wall and "pausing" a fight, or 'Partner' for letting him then set him up against the wall?!"
He was an amazing coach he always said "If it works, then it ain't stupid."
Back when Mayweather fought McGregor,everytime the broke up a clinch where Floyd was against the ropes . Floyd was calmly and slowly circle off taking him back to the center and making Mac’s efforts having been wasted. McGregor eventually noticed but didn’t know how to stop him. Very crafty stuff lol.
I was in boxing, sparring a guy with over a year ofntraining who wasngetring ready for his first amateur fight .. my experience was in pointstyle karate type of sparring... So, i was basically doing single punches in and out and he would swing wilder and wilder punches out of frustration... He ended up literally RUNNING to chase me out of frustration... Until he cornered me, and i decided to drop into alow stance duck under his punch and go behind him, wich would have been a great oportunity to have him cornered, but instead i just got right to the oposite corner... And we would go back and forth from one corner to the other like that... There was video of it... He threw about 800 punched and landed anout 20... I landed all the punched i threw but mostly just escaped the whole 4 rounds
Das too jokes 😂😂
same story
Who says "wait, wait" in a fight? 🤨
I can't remember who I heard it from, but some boxing coach said something along the lines of: "If you don't wanna get hit you block or you slip; moving backwards is for setting traps and counters."
Thanks. Saving this!
Everybody is becoming Bane this quarantine; getting physically and mentally stronger by the day, training in isolation and is now rocking a mask.
the masks are an unnecessary ,unhealthy, show of submission to an out of control government. No real men wear masks unless its for work where its demanded. Real men know bullshit when they see it.
@@GerrySkeptic Bro what are you on about?
@@somedude7254 covid 19 is a lie to control us.
@@GerrySkeptic Gonna have to disagree but you do you man.
@@somedude7254 then your a gullible fool
Yeah, I just learned this the hard way. Sparred a boxer so I couldn't use anything other than punches. My jaw still hurts lmao.
exactly, now I only do boxing, before I can fix my moving back problem., i won't go back to Muay Thai
Got to get the fight tips before my opponent does
Get a trainer? 🙂
I hope Fight Tips will branch into a national MMA gym, gosh that would be so awesome.
@Raidescence 🔥
Or international
Give it time
hes working on it now man
WOOOOO VINCE IS BACK!!!! YOU DEBUT WAS AWESOME!!!
He’s in the big league now. Ready to see him blow up so I can be one of those hipster gatekeepers. Jk, but I’m happy for him.
Ronald Yang Yeah same
Ronald Yang o
Remember all those troll haters in Shane's live video. It's not like Vince killed their grandma that day 😂
Vince is such a warrior! Can't wait to see him back in the octagon!
Dude, this video just helped me overcome a barrier I've been facing for over 5 years as a taekwondo fighter. I'm a heavier and less flexible guy so I often just walk through most strikes people throw at me but recently I've been trying to evolve and get closer to that flashy, intelligent style with smart footwork and top tier shot placement. Footwork has been my main focus since covid forced us into lock down and this really helped me make a breakthrough in terms of my defense. It never occurred to me to cut angles and crowd my opponent at the same time but it's clear how effective it can be. Definitely gonna be trying this in my next sparring match.
Can you update this comment when you go in for that spar??I'd like to pick your mind on that footwork you've been improving on
Hey, two years ago i was being bullied a lot, idk why but i saw your video of "Weird tip to win any fight" and i really liked it, so i watched another and another video of yours, so then i trained for like 3 weeks, and when they tried to bully me i fighted back, of course i lost the fight but they stopped bullying me!
Thank you so much, legit saved my life
Bro no joke I was literally looking for this
take a moment to appreciate Vince for his debut in UFC, man took a short notice fight, no excuses. Remember max had also lost his debut, don't judge.
☝️☝️☝️
We appreciate it, I hope the people paying him have as much admiration.
Was just thinking of how to stop moving back and start moving forward, than you posted this
Hope the video helped, buddy!
Did you happen to start thinking of how to stop moving backwards from a McGregor video? Not trolling, the same thing happened to me, just wondering if coincidence
william shurett Nah, I was thinking because I’ve been doing peek a boo style and moving back is one problem I seem to have
@@KZAtooGood Same
KZAtooGood what? isn’t peekaboo for power and slipping/weaving and setting up power hits? maybe you should try a different style. i dont see why someone who backs up a lot would wanna fight peekaboo style when you’re not getting close. i hope you get better at it it can be a deadly style
Thank you Shane with me being the smallest guy in my gym I often find myself moving backwards thank you. I sparred yesterday and I kept creating angles and landing my shots thank u bro
Kinda like how Ali circled around his opponents.
great to float like a butterfly but some forget to sting like a bee.
And the main difficulty about fighting a bigger opponent is that when you go inside the "danger zone", he has the advantage in the clinch, which allows him to put constant pressure. Thanks shane, you taught me something i wasn't even lookinh for.
Shane you are the GOAT I am starting to learn Muay Thai from you once everything opens back up you already know I'm joining a gym
That's what I like to hear!!😄👍
One of the most memorable things I learned in boxing was to avoid moving back or leaning back. Even the pros do it sometimes, so it’s tempting, but it’s bad form. It’s especially tempting because backing away is the most natural response to punishment, but you can’t do it because once you lose footing the punishment is much worse.
Oftentimes you can see Muhammad Ali skipping backwards before a jab or Floyd Mayweather leaning back in the pocket, but people have to understand they’re just doing that because they’re athletic and they have high IQ, they can get away with lazy moves when they want to rest. Moving back or leaning back won’t win any fights, you have to be moving forward or working an angle.
my trainer teached me the importance of hitting first, then cut the angle. If you telegraph your step too early, he just turns with you. Timing is crucial
This is a real thing. I’ve literally seen dudes get a look like they don’t even understand why they’re moving backwards. Good video.
Shane you a beast,
Just letting you know. Going to keep watching now 🤟🏾😂
You the man, Riaj!
I have been watching ur vids
for a few months. Your tips have helped me improve my boxing skills and as a result I have been winning more fights.
started watching boxing as a young child, about 32 years ago, and one of the things that I kept hearing most from commentators giving advice was that the boxer should angle out! The second was throw combinations...almost everyone throws 1 or 2 at most, even at high level. 3 is apparently the optimal number
Thanks for all your vids shane.
I feel like ur ma coach I always try to perform all your tips on my trainings.
You're great dude
I remember watching your videos when you had less then 700k Subs. Im glad to see how much you have grown, congratulations!
I am a young and up in coming mma fighter and have trained myself only had one boxing couch and he was surprised that I knew so much but it was all thanks to your tips thank you 😤 💯
THANKSS... ILL ... WATCHOUT NEXT TIME 👍👍. THANKS SHANE🙃... And is ducking good.. cause I ate uppercut on my forehead barehand sparring
Literally the best youtube coach
Very important video. It's not my first dance in the ring, but a reminder like this helps A LOT.
Huge thanks on all your vids that, not only teach hand-to-hand techniques, but also give insight into the meta and strategies we need to be thinking about
I particularly appreciated the dropsteps part, usually when get tired out i tend to separate attacking on a forward line and defending with evading and tanking, but that's a good compromise in between, really nice job!
Literally just about to have a footwork session and you upload this, perfect timing! Thanks Shane
One of my favourite things to do when I’m backing up is step forward at a 45° angle and check as my opponent throws a jab and trip them, giving me a window of opportunity to distance myself and and compose myself or to counter and put them on the defensive
For self defense situations (or when in sparring it makes sense ro create as much distance as possible)I use a tenis footwork technique you basically do the step back placing your feet paralel and slightly droppin your weight 50/50 on them... Then you step to the side with an explosive step...covering slot of distance... Ive used it against a grappler to create a kicking distance once... But mostly use it to run away when surrounded on the streets
Hahaha
You explain very well: fightTIPS is one of my favourite martial arts channels!
I found this channel about a month ago and have been following every tip and advice, I can’t wait to have my first amateur boxing match
I really needed this searched this up exactly one thing I’m struggling with in ring thank you 🥊🥊💯
Shane can you do a video about inside fighting to follow up on this? I realized I keep moving backwards, especially against bigger or better opponents. So then I've started meeting them in the middle, and not allowing myself to constantly get pushed back and be chased. Now that I'm toe-to-toe, would be great to get fight tips in that position. Love this channel!
I always recieve the video i need on my timeline😂
1:45 ''I got the kick to the head'' kicks the body ''to the body" kicks the leg
shane fazen i’ve been watching u for so long and i’ve learnt so much, ur the man shane
I could never get enough of these videos mindsmash directed me here I haven’t watched in a bit but as a kid training to become a fighter i enjoy it
Ayeee thanks for the heart my guy 💯
If your reading this I hope your having a good day
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Some of the best advice you've ever given! So good.
2012: *everyone buys expensive mics for good audio quality*
2020: *masks with good audio?*
shane you are amazing ! keep up the good work bro and never stop uploading videos ! The videos you make are really informative and you can learn a lot !
Thank you for being a good role model and wearing a mask 😊👍 great video 😊
respect for wearing a mask while training 🙌 you are responsible and amazing for doing this 🙌
Nope, just gullible and easily controlled.
By now I've had 2 friends/family members that have been hospitalized and suffer from permanent damage caused by covid. Plus I was always a germ freak. Encouraging others to wear a mask isn't manipulation or fear-based (unless you allow it to be); I see ot as an act of selflessness. Because let's be honest: we all have speculations, but nobody really knows the truth. I'm going to play it safe, trust my gut instinct based on the research I've done, and be a 🐺 in 🐑 skin.
Mask or no mask, we should unite as martial artists. Being divided = gullible/easily-controlled/vulnerable
Disagree. I’d die before giving up my freedom to breathe.
What’s next? Only eat when they allow us? Only speak when permitted?
thanks shane. im training mma i wanna be an elite fighter. im not scared of getting hit at all i love it but need to improve and make them miss more. sawadikap🥊🙏🏽
This is golden!
WOW :O I actually saw this on a street fight just outside a bar here in the Philippines back in 2017.
dude probably had a martial arts experience too as he did the parry then stepped out.
Got me into a revalation, Yakuza 3 style
One of your best videos IMHO. Thanks!
You and jeff chan are my favorite mma channel
These days I know what it’s like to spar wearing a mask) it’s touch, but good job for wearing one, Shane 👍🏻
I have this problem of constantly moving away from the opponent, thanks for great advices.
As a 56kg guy sparring with guys only 65-70+ guys( even up to 87kg... ) i can tell you with all my heart, moving backwards and sideways is the only way i can win. Keep them in my distance with side kicks and front kicks and only go in on openings in an in n out style, otherwise im getting in a gunfight with a knife only... not the brightest idea
nice advice! you should always move circularly or to the sides, preferably while counter, or at least moving out of the line of attack. :D
Great video mate!
never thought about the drop step punch. I prefer the traditional way of jabbing moving back however I could see how this drop step would cause confusion against an experienced fighter
You should encourage people to spar and work out outside. My neighbors sparring in the streets. I went to the bluffs in Palos Verdes and I saw people doing JKD. Let's take it out the dojos. Martial arts in nature!
I like how Icy Mike will do stuff in his parking lot and has figured out how to control sound quality outside. It's so engrained in me now that when I see him talking about shit outside, I associate that he's going to be talking about self defense or "street fights". But in general, I think being in So Cal, take advantage of some of the mountains and bluffs in LB and PV and Pali to do some vids outside during this pandemic! Gym owners don't have a monopoly on fitness haha.
ooh my god thank you thank you so much for this I really needed this you really are a good teacher I really needed the help this is why more of your viewers should subscribe
Thank you. I know for me my fear/lake of confidence is my main problem, i got a realy hard time cause of that... I have to fight against it and don't allways win.
THIS is exactly my biggest problem, so glad it was covered with examples! I'm going to try this on next sparring session on Saturday.
Right when I needed it!! Thank you for another amazing video Shane!
lovin these tips
I’m a long fighter an I caught myself backing up so much in sparring today that I would knock into the fence or trip over other fighters. Good advice on cutting angles
This was a very helpful video as I really struggle with this whilst sparring.
Is it weird that I love fighting backwards and being up against the rope/cage. Sure I get beat up a little but it feels comfortable. SMH... Loved watching this btw. Great content for sure 🐺🤘🏽
Not at all lol , i loved waiting and backing up , make em miss then make em pay. Pressure sparring was never my thing
Thanks Shane
Thank you man, I'll start adding this shadow boxing
Great video . Loved the drop step jabs and cross info
Great video on footwork
Thanks! I thought stepping back was better than the alternative.....
which is to turn and run away with arms flailing about.
I love this ad about the knife lol
Shane You should do a some Bas rutten Fight footage breakdowns he posted all his fights on RUclips I would love to see you do a Live Film Study.
Thus helps me in karate and boxing
I'm a microbiologist from Iowa. The fact you emphasize social distancing and correct mask wearing is a breath of fresh air and common sense that is much needed. Thanks a lot dude.
This is great advice
I'm still learning how to throw a roundhouse to the body but oh my
My form is trash 🤦♂️😂
Any tips would be much appreciated 💯✊🏼
Where was this information my last fight? Lol. Good stuff boys.
Shane you should do a video of your whole family doing mma including your dog 👍🔥
Thanks my school bully didn't stand a chance ❤️🤙🏻
Thanks👍 I'm going to have my first sparring session soon💪
Shane always for the underdogs 👏🏼👍🙏
Thank you for making all of these videos Shane. your work is greatly appreciated I and preparing for IPK and these videos are mentally getting me ready, this one especially because I do back up a lot when I'm getting overwhelmed. Charlotte nc @ECF martial arts & fitness
Ty man, good advices
Totally agree with Vince in this video
Dude your amazing the absolute best
Ur weird
Good tips bro thanks
Vinny has killer arches in his feet
Doing great work
Thanks you so much I need this tip❤️💯🐐
Very helpful brother
Sir Huge Love From India 😄💝💗
I found this really helpful thanks for sharing Shane
Thank you! Fantastic tips!
Hope to see Vince back for one more fight in the ufc great video guys
I have trouble with this, and am trying to work on it, but I need it to be natural. I'll get there eventually.
I have been self teaching muaythai for the last 3 months and Shane you really have made a new passion for me! Thanks bro
best channel
I actually have too learn to also move backwards. Because if you always pressure forward, you will be too predictable