@AngelKlavir I didn't have a problem with crosses, I would only throw hooks with my forward hand because I assumed jabs wouldn't do any damage. I was mostly a street fighter so everything was a power swing.
@Heassik ! I didn't have a problem with crosses, I would only throw hooks with my forward hand because I assumed jabs wouldn't do any damage. I was mostly a street fighter so everything was a power swing.
A trick I use that always hits is: do a left hook and let him block it. While retracting your left hook back, stop midway and change it to a hard push jab.
@@ra6160 Yeah, it creates a confusion for the opponent. When retracting your left jab, your opponent thinks your right hand is coming, maybe an uppercut or you're going back to defending. It opens up their defence a bit. And you're pulling only 50% back, not fully. So your jab will be there instant. So he drops his guard a bit and you're still very close with your left hand towards his. It connects instant to his face with the jab. You can also do a feint backward step with it, let him think in that split second you're backing off. And then out of nowhere your retracting left hook becomes a jab. Once your jab or it's called a cross, once it connects use it to place your uppercut. Create the opening with it and make a path for the right uppercut.
@@damolaolugboji7545 thanks! When I was sparring with my cousin he had such a good defence and I tried this. He could not evade my jab, it was so unnatural to him.
Well it’s the (half) the ability to recognize patterns, and here they’re recognizing patterns in a fight, and how to capitalize on that. So, you could say it’s a strategy against people with above average iq, which was in fact created by technically higher iq.
I’ve been watching you guys for a month as I’ve got my amateur boxing fight on June 25th and you guys are so good with teaching things. Makes it so much more simple. Love the videos ! Edit - I’ve uploaded my fight onto RUclips. I did a mma fight in March and it ended as a no contest so this fight was a redemption arc.
This is a useful move for fighters who move around the ring a lot. Especially if you notice that they’re trying to anticipate your movements or cut you off. They will essentially create the angle for you
I have seen many boxing videos. Some are master class. However, the way you two use your Iq to market , your technical ability, and keep me engaged and more than all making me laugh... I have no chance to deny that you are the no 1 boxing technical videos I've watched so far. ❤
I trained Kyokushin Kai for a while, something I always kept a mental note of during spars was: don't watch their legs for the most part, the only time you should take their legs into account is if their knee raises at least halfway up the length of their thigh, since most people keep on the balls of their foot to preserve energy and keep a considerable amount of explosive energy and effectiveness, they aren't going to be worried about raising their legs much for any other reason than kicking
People always underestimate a simple jab. It almost looks harmless, a jab got my nose broke when I was 12 and humbled me. One quick jab followed by a beating. Watch that straight.
👍...I've had success with stepping forward into range, stepping off angle to the back then blitzing forward. Spinning back fist and back kicks are my only worries
If you look at russian boxing the move in figures of 8, against most amateurs this is a good way to confuse them with regular movements and it takes a lot less energy than it looks like it does. then when you enter the bottom of one of the loops in orthodox stance with your weight on your rear leg throw a right hook from your guard into whatever is on line, even telegraph it a little so they can block, use the momentum and pushing off them then pivot on your right foot (you want to kind of kick the ground like your going backwards on an office chair) and almost switch stance and throw a quasi but slightly tight overhand right to the temple. The good thing about this is after the 2nd or 3rd time theyll start blocking it but you can go from that starting body punch do the exact same pivot but into a rear left uppercut and reverse the pivot into a stiff jab to the solar plexus and be directly in line for a devestating straight right going into the nose. This only really works on an opponent for a couple sessions before they just start hammering liver shots any time you move near them but that opens them up to more fuckery like swinging a massive overhand right and covering your liver with your left hand and just propelling yourself into their jaw.
Mom i want an Ali shuffle Mom: we have an Ali shuffle at home The Ali shuffle at home: On a serious note, this looks pretty simple and effective so i'll be trying it out on my next sparring session
this is awesome it legit reminds me of a stepback three in basketball, using your momentum in reverse to come back to your back foot, then propelling all that force into your straight is such a great way to generate power and misdirect your opponent. great vid
A high IQ nullifier is as soon as he steps back you step forward with a double-jab. One thing is certain, he's going to reset, and there is a possibility of stumbling him because you can catch him off his feet lunging forward (balance shot). That's if your first jab misses, your second Jab is sure to catch him.
I've done this since i first started boxing, it's extremely effective depending on when you use it, pressure your opponent till they back off, then pull that manoeuvre, but green gloves does have a point, it depends on your opponent, if they read you, they will punish you.
The Very same move that got Manny Pacquiao knocked out , but the difference is Manny's Faint or Side step was more forward that's why he got caught , meanwhile in this video , its more of side or backwards.
Great channel lads hope it's a big success. Most cunts just annoy the fuck out of me but this content is great , my little lad loves it...its inspiring us to work
Great thing. Deception ftw. It wouldn't work as good on martial artist that use kicks since they have a different awareness of tricky footwork - but who cares. This is boxing.
I'm no professional...but having been a scrapper in the streets...footwork makes all the difference. Being able to move off the "X" and change your angle...timed right...opens up combos all day. Send it!
@@TheCrazyCapMaster The power in the punches start in the feet but something like a duck starts from the knees. Blocking or parrying a punch starts from the arms(or shoudlers) ... So not everything in boxing starts from the feet, but powerful punches do.
It’s pretty effective but I’ve been caught with the right hook whilst doing this, it’s best to keep the left hand close to the chin when lunging in like this, then you can throw the left once they’re stunned from the right, saves you getting countered 😂
@@Idkchangethislater it maybe works on children when you’re drunk at thanksgiving but I’d remove someone’s head from their body if they boxed me that sloppy.
I think this could work on my main sparring partner but not me because if a guy does some funky shit in front of me I usually just take a half step back and keeo my range
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And that’s why in sports when someone trys to pull a move like that I just don’t move/ don’t respond. can’t trip or trick somebody if they don’t respond, though sometimes they’re legit and I get behind or hit. Here’s something that I did that works quite effectively on my brother. Use your arm to hold back of their arms and then punch them in the side, he never figured out how to counter it and I don’t think I will.
Was literally just thinking about this move in my head as I was falling asleep and how cheeky it is even for confident fighters that like to follow or chase
One thing unclear in this video (though tbf I've not read the study) is: are these behaviours symptomatic of people already in good relationships? Can a couple in the bad relationship group change their outcome by simply emulating these behaviours or would that be like a sick person pretending to be well?
If you don’t fetter first you’ll never get this. Work on your 2 1/2 beat. Set the rhythm/expectation, then maybe you can time them out. It’s always about who’s better in the moment. First you figure out how to do the pushing and pulling, then you make the other person think they’re the ones doing the pushing and pulling. Also, if your opponent is aggressive they’re going to try to intercept that sway as soon as they see you moving twice without striking. I wish more people made videos on cultivation of skill rather than “try this boxing trick!” Martial arts isn’t a skill set to do that ish.
I think my biggest problem when I started boxing was thinking that jabs were weak.
Thats a cross tho
Thats cross 💀
Jab is the hardest punch by far.
@AngelKlavir I didn't have a problem with crosses, I would only throw hooks with my forward hand because I assumed jabs wouldn't do any damage. I was mostly a street fighter so everything was a power swing.
@Heassik ! I didn't have a problem with crosses, I would only throw hooks with my forward hand because I assumed jabs wouldn't do any damage. I was mostly a street fighter so everything was a power swing.
A trick I use that always hits is: do a left hook and let him block it. While retracting your left hook back, stop midway and change it to a hard push jab.
Do u mean jab with the same left hand?
@@ra6160 yeah
@@ra6160 Yeah, it creates a confusion for the opponent.
When retracting your left jab, your opponent thinks your right hand is coming, maybe an uppercut or you're going back to defending. It opens up their defence a bit.
And you're pulling only 50% back, not fully. So your jab will be there instant.
So he drops his guard a bit and you're still very close with your left hand towards his. It connects instant to his face with the jab.
You can also do a feint backward step with it, let him think in that split second you're backing off. And then out of nowhere your retracting left hook becomes a jab.
Once your jab or it's called a cross, once it connects use it to place your uppercut. Create the opening with it and make a path for the right uppercut.
love that combo. Flows very well too
@@damolaolugboji7545 thanks! When I was sparring with my cousin he had such a good defence and I tried this. He could not evade my jab, it was so unnatural to him.
At this point, I’m confident the entire internet doesn’t know what iq is
@@colby213 🤓
They probably think it stands for “internet quality “ “high speed or Nah? Lol😂
Well it’s the (half) the ability to recognize patterns, and here they’re recognizing patterns in a fight, and how to capitalize on that.
So, you could say it’s a strategy against people with above average iq, which was in fact created by technically higher iq.
@@dandydanthedapperman7797 you proved my point.
I’ve been watching you guys for a month as I’ve got my amateur boxing fight on June 25th and you guys are so good with teaching things. Makes it so much more simple. Love the videos !
Edit - I’ve uploaded my fight onto RUclips. I did a mma fight in March and it ended as a no contest so this fight was a redemption arc.
best of luck
Good luck bro, first fight is always the hardest but also the most rewarding.
Best of luck, don’t neglect your road work🫡
Good luck homie
2 days to go Gl bro
This is a useful move for fighters who move around the ring a lot. Especially if you notice that they’re trying to anticipate your movements or cut you off. They will essentially create the angle for you
I have seen many boxing videos. Some are master class. However, the way you two use your Iq to market , your technical ability, and keep me engaged and more than all making me laugh... I have no chance to deny that you are the no 1 boxing technical videos I've watched so far. ❤
its amazing how that worked when you acted it out together
Bro crip walked his way into knocking his ass out 💀
deontay wilder did this exact move to knock out stiverne
That loud beep caught me off guard, I went to check if my kitchen caught fire 💀
I trained Kyokushin Kai for a while, something I always kept a mental note of during spars was: don't watch their legs for the most part, the only time you should take their legs into account is if their knee raises at least halfway up the length of their thigh, since most people keep on the balls of their foot to preserve energy and keep a considerable amount of explosive energy and effectiveness, they aren't going to be worried about raising their legs much for any other reason than kicking
Deontay Joshua Ruiz did that against Stiverne before banishing him to the shadow realm
Verse of the day
Luke 1:37 ESV
For nothing will be impossible with God."
People always underestimate a simple jab. It almost looks harmless, a jab got my nose broke when I was 12 and humbled me. One quick jab followed by a beating. Watch that straight.
Oh nah lil cro jumped in the ring Roleplaying as main character
Guy has his own Durden Tyler.
👍...I've had success with stepping forward into range, stepping off angle to the back then blitzing forward.
Spinning back fist and back kicks are my only worries
Bro turned a cross over into a cross 💀
yes this does work, especially later rounds. Sean Omalley does this alot and it works with him
He looks 100% like Austin Theory
Tom hanks
Throw in some jab faints in the beginning and thats great entry. Land and pivot out with footwork.
Loma dominated haney with moves like that.
That's my signature move, followed by an overhand left
Well Thank You Very Much ! Great Coaches! My Boxing Is Improving Because Of Your Videos! Thanks A Lot! 🙏🙏
I use some of their techniques in mma and they are all valid
Y’all are so funny yet informative
I imagine tricks like this is another reason why Mike Tyson said to watch from the hips to the shoulders
I’ll remember this for the next time my dad comes home drunk
I do this move, works beautifully. It freezes your opponent as it's quite unorthodox. More boxers should use it 💯
You finally own a ring.
He even told him what he was going to do 😂
I dont think you will be able to focus this much in a real boxing match unless it has been a while in the match that you have gained confidence
If you look at russian boxing the move in figures of 8, against most amateurs this is a good way to confuse them with regular movements and it takes a lot less energy than it looks like it does.
then when you enter the bottom of one of the loops in orthodox stance with your weight on your rear leg throw a right hook from your guard into whatever is on line, even telegraph it a little so they can block, use the momentum and pushing off them then pivot on your right foot (you want to kind of kick the ground like your going backwards on an office chair) and almost switch stance and throw a quasi but slightly tight overhand right to the temple. The good thing about this is after the 2nd or 3rd time theyll start blocking it but you can go from that starting body punch do the exact same pivot but into a rear left uppercut and reverse the pivot into a stiff jab to the solar plexus and be directly in line for a devestating straight right going into the nose. This only really works on an opponent for a couple sessions before they just start hammering liver shots any time you move near them but that opens them up to more fuckery like swinging a massive overhand right and covering your liver with your left hand and just propelling yourself into their jaw.
Mom i want an Ali shuffle
Mom: we have an Ali shuffle at home
The Ali shuffle at home:
On a serious note, this looks pretty simple and effective so i'll be trying it out on my next sparring session
How’d it go
@@ItsJustAgamingThing for mine personally, it worked for a few partners, until they copied it and used it on others and myself.
@@slumber1602 pros: it works.
Cons: highly adaptable
@@ItsJustAgamingThing definitely use once, but don't try it again with the same person
With that pfpf, bro is either capping or dangerous
this is awesome it legit reminds me of a stepback three in basketball, using your momentum in reverse to come back to your back foot, then propelling all that force into your straight is such a great way to generate power and misdirect your opponent. great vid
In essence it’s just a far less flashy Ali shuffle right, diverts attention from the main goal
A high IQ nullifier is as soon as he steps back you step forward with a double-jab. One thing is certain, he's going to reset, and there is a possibility of stumbling him because you can catch him off his feet lunging forward (balance shot). That's if your first jab misses, your second Jab is sure to catch him.
Less jokes more demonstration.
Go away
@@Thoseboxingbros um...okay.
This works 👍🏼
Many variations that one can do, but overall-- APPROVED!
That pfffftttt after he hit the big😂😂😂😂
Lol he fell alright 😂
Making your opponent watch your feet is the same logic as the Ali shuffle : Distract, and hit them at an unexpected angle
Great tip! I should probably mix this in my pendelum step.
Don't pendulum step frequently
note to self if your opponent steps up to you squats and drops his hands put your hands up.
Pendulum step with a 45 degree cut, I like it.
I used that technique in football and i didn't know that i could use that when fighting.
Trevor Wittman fighters counters their opponents when they are at their step back.
I've done this since i first started boxing, it's extremely effective depending on when you use it, pressure your opponent till they back off, then pull that manoeuvre, but green gloves does have a point, it depends on your opponent, if they read you, they will punish you.
Hell, I got knocked by a STIFF ARM! Guy froze, arm extended, I lunged right into it. I was out for almost a minute, so I'm told. . . . BUMMER!
I love sneaks when both men have their hands up! Izzy does this with his head kicks by the time his opponent looks down the shin is coming up
"My iq maybe higher then yours" sounded like resident alien
Thank you guys. This is a gem this one 🙏🏼
Until someone isn't watching your feet and KOs you when you threw that weak little punch
One good old school trick is putting your hand to the side as a distraction at the same time you hit jab with the other hand.
That tumble edit was too silly.
Sorry mr beast
It's like the Ali Shuffle
The Very same move that got Manny Pacquiao knocked out , but the difference is Manny's Faint or Side step was more forward that's why he got caught , meanwhile in this video , its more of side or backwards.
Wonderboy did this to Jorge Masvidal masterfully.
I train alone a lot .
Can you guys put together some heavy bag workouts that we csn follow along with you ?
To those just watching this video in late 2023, search Mark Magsayo’s latest knockout, he does this euro step KO 😂
Boots Ennis does this almost every fight. I’m sure I saw Roy Jones and Prince Nassib do it before as well.
This is why you need to watch the chest when you box
Ive seen sean O'Malley do this alot
Great channel lads hope it's a big success. Most cunts just annoy the fuck out of me but this content is great , my little lad loves it...its inspiring us to work
Great thing. Deception ftw.
It wouldn't work as good on martial artist that use kicks since they have a different awareness of tricky footwork - but who cares. This is boxing.
The lunging jab is also a great one. Fake jab with a lung and bam. Let the jab flow with it. Much power, speed and deception. Like my exes booty.
This is one of my favourite moves along with the Tyson side shuffle
I'm no professional...but having been a scrapper in the streets...footwork makes all the difference. Being able to move off the "X" and change your angle...timed right...opens up combos all day. Send it!
By my understanding, everything in boxing starts from the feet which is why boxers will watch their opponent’s feet so much 😅
@@TheCrazyCapMaster The power in the punches start in the feet but something like a duck starts from the knees. Blocking or parrying a punch starts from the arms(or shoudlers) ... So not everything in boxing starts from the feet, but powerful punches do.
Works in Rugby too. We’re told to look at their center instead of their feet yet we do this bamboozling to throw them off.
It’s pretty effective but I’ve been caught with the right hook whilst doing this, it’s best to keep the left hand close to the chin when lunging in like this, then you can throw the left once they’re stunned from the right, saves you getting countered 😂
I'm backing up like homer into the bush as soon as I see that "baloney" footwork 😂
If your opponent is watching your feet, he’s not much of an opponent.
Exactly, who watches an opponent's feet?!!!!
I was about to say why is he watching your feet 😂😂..
Lesson 1 :- How to get banged out, watch his feet 😂😂
I could see it working in kickboxing or muay thai where you need to be on guard for kicks as well, but not in boxing.
Tbf he explained it terribly but technique still works
@@Idkchangethislater it maybe works on children when you’re drunk at thanksgiving but I’d remove someone’s head from their body if they boxed me that sloppy.
Sean O'Malley does that movement often.
Hey can you do one on how to pull off a body shot on a taller opponent
kinda roy jones jr vibe 🥊
I think this could work on my main sparring partner but not me because if a guy does some funky shit in front of me I usually just take a half step back and keeo my range
Imagine walking down the street you get in to a fight and you both do the same move and realize we both were your subscribers 🤣🤣🤣
And then you kiss
@@Gnomesmusher and then we send you to mental health institution for thinking that far 🤣
just like basketball crossover
Ayyy All Stars gym
You never watch the feet, you watch the shoulders and hips
bros teaching the ksi karate stance now
Doesn’t make sense but okay
The shuffle
Love the vids, thanks!! My cardio/strength is okay, Been boxing for a month now, hoping to go amateur in a year of hard work. Thanks so much! Liked/sub
Allstars yeah 👏🏼
Watch the torso it’s the first to move before a punch and feet
The ring dive😂
Wilder used that move when he knocked out Stiverne in the 2nd fight
76% of the time it works against untrained opponents, 100% of the time.
Beautiful, beautiful, and again beautiful!❤
This move is so rare. I’ve only seen many pacquiao do it
I learned that once u jab don't pull it back leave it in they face and then strike with your other hands once u pull back ur jab
A question : to counter your opponent you Watch the feet o shoulder movement?
' My IQ may be higher than your' that will be my free estate breakfast Quote
And that’s why in sports when someone trys to pull a move like that I just don’t move/ don’t respond. can’t trip or trick somebody if they don’t respond, though sometimes they’re legit and I get behind or hit. Here’s something that I did that works quite effectively on my brother. Use your arm to hold back of their arms and then punch them in the side, he never figured out how to counter it and I don’t think I will.
Was literally just thinking about this move in my head as I was falling asleep and how cheeky it is even for confident fighters that like to follow or chase
bro thats what tony Furguson always did 😯
I did this before. And my coach calling me wrong moves😂
Watch this with headphones and its get each of theres voices on each other side
You should feint with the left hand as well
One thing unclear in this video (though tbf I've not read the study) is: are these behaviours symptomatic of people already in good relationships? Can a couple in the bad relationship group change their outcome by simply emulating these behaviours or would that be like a sick person pretending to be well?
How to run hands like a cyberpsycho:
If you don’t fetter first you’ll never get this. Work on your 2 1/2 beat. Set the rhythm/expectation, then maybe you can time them out. It’s always about who’s better in the moment.
First you figure out how to do the pushing and pulling, then you make the other person think they’re the ones doing the pushing and pulling.
Also, if your opponent is aggressive they’re going to try to intercept that sway as soon as they see you moving twice without striking.
I wish more people made videos on cultivation of skill rather than “try this boxing trick!” Martial arts isn’t a skill set to do that ish.