Can Slipping Punches be DANGEROUS?
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- Опубликовано: 18 сен 2024
- Exactly how dangerous can slipping punches be?
Maybe a better way of putting it is exactly how risky can slipping punches be?
Well, everything involves risk to a greater or lesser degree, and executing any skill in a boxing context is no different.
But, risk can often bring opportunity. When you make an opponent miss an opportunity is created, and an inside slip can put you in the perfect position to capitalise on that opportunity.
As I like to say, "Make em miss, make em pay".
So in this video we cover:
Whether a one-two can beat the slip
Slipping as a proactive measure rather than a reactive measure
Slipping inside and slipping outside
The risk profile in a boxing ring
Technical faults and repeated patterns
Let me know what you think.
Cheers
Fran
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If anyone would know, it would be Fran! This is another excellent instructional. Thanks!
Thank you Matt, for watching, commenting and your kind words👍
@@myboxingcoach my pleasure. I have learned a lot from you on this channel! Keep fighting and growing. It's the silver lining of the covid bs shutdown. They try to kill our businesses this way, but your channel is growing! Keep fighting!
So many young boxers fall for jacked-up, tatooed fakes on RUclips because they look like a 14-year-old's conception of a tough guy. I always point newcomers to Fran Sands for real instruction from a real coach. Please keep sharing your wisdom with the world, Fran.
Thank you Jon, that's very kind.
It’s all about timing 🥊 I won 2 World titles with great timing
No arguing with that Champ👍
@@myboxingcoach it’s all good keep up the good work 🥊
@@K9boxing nice see you commenting again haven't seen you commenting for a while hope all is well
@@richardsmith70 God is Good I just fought 2 weeks ago in #Florida about 2 post on my RUclips channel k9boxing 🥊💯
I was gonna say the same thing, .. about the timing, not the world titles 😬😬😬
Great video. I'm 43 years old. I wish I would have learned all of this 20 or 30 years ago. Me and my 12 year old son watch all of your videos. Thank you!
How you manage to make a short video like this so informative, it's truly amazing
Very logical explanation.
The bit on risk profile was brilliant.
You are the best boxing coach. I learned more from one of ur videos that 6 months of 5 day a week training
Your coach stinks then
Always thought about this...
Trust Fran to explain and communicate it.
Clever
Concise
Constructive.
Brilliant stuff
Thanks pal
Great Master..Simply but essential - i learn the balance to put an left hook
Thanks Fran. Your time, your effort and your boxing wisdom is very much appreciated. God Bless
Thank you very much pal, I very much appreciate you taking the time to watch👍👍👍
Fran you are an amazing teacher of boxing and of life...#salute
Thank you Ronald
@@myboxingcoach Absolutely
You are such a great coach, thank you for the vid
Mr Sands is back with knowledge. A fan from Colombia South America..
Thanks coach! Your videos are a breath of fresh air in this difficult period!
Glad you like them Alessandro, thank you
Thank you for such clear explanations 😃
You're very welcome John, thank you for watching and taking the time to leave your feedback👍
Mate you always come up with such great analysis thanks F S
The best coach back at it 🥊
My friend brilliant as always......you need to post 30 seconds of all your great videos on Instagram. Thanks for your time again sir!!!
Thanks Randel...good advice, need to find an easy way of doing that👍
Great tips
thanks coach
Thank you as always....stay safe...much love
Thnx coach
Thank you, Fran. Brings to mind the supposed Tyson comment about everyone having a plan until they get punched in the mouth.
Coach, very nice tutorial and explainations of fundamentals...
Hope your doing well, family's too.
Thanks for sharing your inspiration
Thank you, that's very much appreciated 👍
Well another great video I prefer in my younger days when I had speed to be a inside fighting but now older if ever sparring outside slipping and countering great video
Inside slip works great with a low left hook as a counter to the cross too. I had a rib broken that way. It was a beautiful move and perfectly timed!
Man this was a nice video good job 👏
Always brilliant 😉👍
Slipping for new boxer is dangerous because they can get caught. But it's a different story for someone with more experience.
Great stuff as always Fran. Would love to see your analysis of Terence Crawfords style. Always finds a way to win and control the other fighter even when he's behind on the card. Particularly the fight against Gamboa from 2014 when both were equal 23 and 0 with 16 knockouts each. Thanks Kev
I think what you said Fred is ultimately the best idea! Keeping your head moving is better than standing still like a Sitting Duck! I think if you are a boxing trained fighter defending yourself staying inside is your best option or maybe middle-range! I Still Believe In traditional Western boxing has a lot to offer! Muay thai fighters MMA fighters and kickboxers are very dangerous to the boxer but the boxer has the best fundamentals simplified! And if the boxer has trained to defend against other types of Fighters he can be the most dangerous person on the planet! And yes head movement is a very useful skill! If the boxer can learn to stop takedowns from a wrestler and check kicks from the Muay Thai Fighter as well as break out of the clinch the boxer is still the best!
Can u do a video on the shoulder roll fran mate
Can you please do one viedeo on how to devolop the rhythm
Hi mate ! I’m training in lockdown been looking at your channel I think it’s really useful and great stuff. Could you do some soviet/Russian style boxing technique videos. As I’m struggling to find any that are in English on the internet. If you could that would be fantastic and also I think there’s a hole in the RUclips content for this particular issue/style. Cheers lad
Thanks
My man.
thanks for the tip coach , can you give us some southpaw combo tips
That's a lovely accent, New Jersey?
:-) - Not quite, liverpool UK
If an orthodox vs orthodox slips the jab on the inside and counters the jab with the lead hook, would the opponents straight not likely beat the lead hook due to the shorter distance of straight punches?
Slipping puts you in an advantage of countering a straight, but it also puts you in danger of getting hit with a hook. Kinda like a duck. Ducking into uppercuts is bad. If you want an example, check out marcus davis vs jeremy stephens ufc.
I think slipping punches can be a very useful reaction dealing with violence coming directly at you! However in the ring regarding pugilism and the sport of fist fighting I believe it can be very useful! but in scenarios regarding Muay Thai or the street slipping punches and head movement can still be useful but must be adapted or it could get you fucked up real quick
Always good to get varied insights, thanks William
@@myboxingcoach I absolutely love the sport of boxing! And I think there are a lot of very interesting Combat Sports globally! But I still find the greatest value in traditional Western boxing! And it maybe a sport governed by a lot of rules and restrictions but hands down it is probably the most intelligent option A person can give themselves regarding self-defense! Proper head movement, the best footwork in the business of fighting and strategic hand skills that cannot be matched! A boxer's fundamental fighting skills are to solid for other people to deal with and I don't give a goddamn who disagrees!
@@williambreen4290 💯
Can you post some tips on Andy Ruiz style fighting
Hello Fran sands.
The place i train, we train 3 times a week, which are 90 mins sessions.
I really want to take boxing seriously. I was wondering if you had any stuff to keep me busy every week? I don't know what to do outside of the gym. I see you're a very knowledgeable coach, so i wanted to reach out to you. I know this alot to ask for bare with me :) Should i do intervals? Strength training? I just turned 15, 184 cm, about the mid 80's kg. Thanks.
Great video as always Fran! Could you please do something for tall lanky people at close range? Besides managing the range and moving behind the jab in the first place I mean. At close range I often find myself on the ropes having to choose between getting hit in the body or the head and I have issues getting out of this without getting clipped by big hooks. Thanks! Love from France!
This goes into it a little bit (besides the range and jab bit). Have put your suggestion on my list.
@@myboxingcoach Oh great, I look forward to it if it ever turns into a video, thank you anyway!
@@volodiaarnaud599 Apologies, forgot to put the link in to the short video - ruclips.net/video/3Crm2HRy-2s/видео.html
@@myboxingcoach Nice, I'll try to be consistent with it this week, thanks! lock-down is killing me, I'm grateful for people like you
Fran asked about Terence Crawford just found your five fearsome factors. Apologies, Cheers, Kev
Hi fran sands please read my comment my name is Ali Iam 17 years now Iam from Iraq and Iived vey tough hard life there now I am in germany but my only dream in this life is to become a boxer and here is very hard I love the story about cuz damato and mike tyson and It make me really cry every single day I learned mike style not perefect but I can tell you very good so now can you help me come to you and become one of your boxer I found you really good experient coach I really don't have any another and I believe I can become a good boxer just train me 2 month then put me in the ring love you fran ❤❤
Hi Bilal, thank you for your comment. Find an amateur boxing club - Germany is an excellent place for boxing, there are lots of places with excellent coaches. Good luck, I'm sure you will be great👍
tyson vs roy what do you think?
have you ever seen emmanuel augustus burton box fran ,love to hear your thoughts
Great video, the problem with slipping comes when your opponent circles, cause then your more likely to get hit since you have to turn in according to face him. That's what I learned today in the sparring :D Also do you have a video which can make me improve my hands to be on my face rather than down?
Yes, front foot or rear foot subtle pivot as they circle can help keep them in your strike zone. On the hands up thing, place a handkerchief betweek your right hand and cheek and then throw lots of jabs. Next round, place the handkerchief between your left hand and your left cheek and throw lots of right hands. In both cases, don't let the handkerchief drop 👍. all assumes orthodox, reverse it for southpaw.
@@myboxingcoach Thank you very much will try it on the next training :)
Tell me some do your rear foot be 45 degrees see cause I like your head movements and foot work can you send me the link of the footwork
When slipping in and out does my head have to make a U shape especially when training my slip with a rope I just can't make my mind up about it
I've just watched the latest Katie Taylor match and noticed she kept slipping on her left and hooking - very effective each time!
The slip loads up the lead leg for the hook I suppose
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Its risky.. Ive seen mayweather and other fighters mostly slip on one side for everything.. Its hard to slip on the outside fast enough..