Teddy reminds me of my coach when I started boxing in the early 80s. They don't make trainers like that anymore. As a boxer, you're an artist. Practice, practice and more practice. I liken us to jazz musicians. Often they will practice the scales over and over. Even the more advanced artist practice the fundamentals. The same can be said of boxers, shadow boxing in front of the mirror, after you take your piss in the morning. That's how I was taught and still do it 40yrs later.. Respect & Love to ya, Teddy!👊🏾👊🏾👊🏾👊🏾
@@snatchX626Sparring is a most, I agree..Not fighting in sparring, but learning... I'm coming back at 54!! Boxed amateur off & on for 15yrs. Never turned pro!! @SeniorHeavyweightChamp 🙂🙂👊🏾👊🏾👊🏾👊🏾
@@augustustyler6903 that's inspirational man...I'm 40 and havent been in a boxing ring in a long time. I still practice and want so bad to be active again.
Seems like Teddy has the philosophers' stone, the secrets of the universal processes in the form of an art that forces the seeker to apply both minds and the physical body ; pure wisdom.
Started working out again and gonna start doing boxing because of Teddy atlas videos would love to see the peekaboo foot work I’m 5”4 so this style is so interesting to me
and hes back! I never miss any of this. What i never hear much about is the backhand hook. who else you learn from but the best in the world, the fu man chu of boxing
Wow, you are great Teddy. Watched several other videos and they are short but sweet videos bursting with wisdom. So happy to have found this Channel, thank you for your time!
Hey teddy is there anyway you can elaborate on joe louis style boxing short power punches how to set them up all the parrying how he threw his left hook off the back leg please
This is good stuff. I know that I personally had a different opinion of Teddy, until I hear him slow down and break stuff down like this. It also added a lot to the character and the public persona' that is Teddy Atlas, that he adopted to studying MMA as well. There are so many other trainers and boxers (ex & current) who tried to crap all over MMA - "Yeah they cannot punch like me...they cannot slip like me...they throw haymakers, they're sloppy .." which in part is true, but they forget that in MMA you don't need to be pinpoint on the target and timing with your punches when you have kicks, grappling etc. Anyhow that's another story. Teddy has a wealth of experience in boxing and of in the philosophy of life, this is great.
Mr. atlas I like the reference to ocean waves I am an accomplished surfer more so than even a boxer which I’ve done both competitively also I like how you say to not be scared to throw the counter right if you have to think about a patch it’s too late as you know things hurt more when you hesitate anyways ... Ray Ramos was one of my trainers but I would’ve loved also to have you and Mr. Rooney Archie Moore in my corner may God bless you and yours
I had a friend who got a job in a bank, his boss moved and asked him to join his new team. My friend didn't hesitate with his timing and has since progressed to the top of the corporate world. I had the same opportunity to join a similar bank but hesitated with my timing. I'm not at the top of the corporate world, but in my spare time I coach kids in a local boxing club. The kids learn from me what happens with _bad timing_ .......
I know its MMA but if you watch Nate Diaz vs McGregor fights (which are almost exclusively kickboxing fights) you'll see McGregor throw and land this at will. Another good fighter to watch do this is Marcos Maidana. He knocked alot of ppl out with this
Leave it to Teddy to school everybody on what a right cross really is. Overhand right going over the top of your opponents left Jab. The arms make a cross. I've known this for 50 years. I'm sure Teddy would cringe every time some idiot commentator on the TV said a right cross when he was just throwing a right hand.
Timing beats speed..I saw that in a match years ago,I believe they were lightweight..two dudes,..anywho,the younger faster fighter was destroying the older one..I mean 3 shot combos ..then out of nowhere,the older boxer,cought him coming in..boom..he couldn't beat the count..the same thing happened w madrid taylor vs ceaser chavez..madrid was much faster than chavez,but chose to bang it out with chavez..bad move.
Probably the worst explanation of the cross counter I've ever come across. A cross counter is initiating an inside slip and right hand on the extension of your opponents strike (in some cases technically can be retraction too), it doesn't have to be a jab either, same applies if they fire left hook and the holy grail is if you can time the extension of their right hand, that way they are squared up and pivoting into your punch. Specifically for an orthodox fighter, a cross counter is stepping your lead foot on a 30 degree angle whilst both slipping to the inside and lacing the cross over the top, head off center and loading the follow up left hook. So really you don't time the right hand (this encourages arm punches) you time the lead foot step and inside slip and the right comes across for the ride. Watch Terrence Crawford time Amir Kahn in the first round or watch any Teofilo Stevenson and Felix savvon knockout for reference. There's only 3 timings in all striking (albeit coaches like teddy and 99% of fighters are only intuitively aware at best and blissfully unaware at worst) Leads: where you initiate, simultaneous counters: initiated on the extension of an opponents strike (creating a collision) and delayed counters: as they retract back to their guard (make em miss make em pay and a catch and shoot for example).
Teddy why do you always have to give long winded analogies with topics unrelated to boxing? Why are you talking about how life is a fight in a video about countering the jab? Just talk about boxing using actual boxing.
@@Pride-Before-The-Fall because instead of saying "throw a stutter jab to raise his guard then come around with the left hook, but you need to get him used to defending the jab first" he'll go on about how a hunter has to set traps before he can get his meal and shit like that. I don't know why he can't just talk about boxing.
Then, why bother watching and commenting on his video? He is talking about the philosophy of boxing. Just go watch other 1min videos on how to counter jabs with straight.
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Teddy reminds me of my coach when I started boxing in the early 80s. They don't make trainers like that anymore.
As a boxer, you're an artist. Practice, practice and more practice. I liken us to jazz musicians. Often they will practice the scales over and over. Even the more advanced artist practice the fundamentals. The same can be said of boxers, shadow boxing in front of the mirror, after you take your piss in the morning. That's how I was taught and still do it 40yrs later..
Respect & Love to ya, Teddy!👊🏾👊🏾👊🏾👊🏾
second only to sparring, shadowboxing is the most important thing a boxer should practice. you've got some good habits, sir
@@snatchX626Sparring is a most, I agree..Not fighting in sparring, but learning...
I'm coming back at 54!! Boxed amateur off & on for 15yrs. Never turned pro!! @SeniorHeavyweightChamp 🙂🙂👊🏾👊🏾👊🏾👊🏾
@@augustustyler6903 a boxer or martial artist should never stop until they die,its a lifestyle.
@@finhyland4270 You're right! If you look at my profile, you will see me still punching..👊🏾👊🏾👊🏾👊🏾
@@augustustyler6903 that's inspirational man...I'm 40 and havent been in a boxing ring in a long time. I still practice and want so bad to be active again.
Teddy's the perfect trainer and life coach. We appreciate these golden nuggets of wisdom you drop on us. Thank you Teddy!
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I never thought I'd see Teddy wearing a Brazilian Jujitsu shirt
It's Brazilian Jiu Jitsu 😉😎 Teddy is awesome!
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Seems like Teddy has the philosophers' stone, the secrets of the universal processes in the form of an art that forces the seeker to apply both minds and the physical body ; pure wisdom.
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Just listening to teddy and watching him train fighters has dramaticly increased my boxing i.q and skills. A true master of the craft.
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*This is pure gold .. Thank you Dynamic Striking & mister Teddy.*
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Now I understand why when Teddy Atlas talk the boxing 🥊🥊🥊 world listen.
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Teddy’s a legend, would be the perfect life performance coach
Please keep the wisdom coming teach the world so these tools are never lost.
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Idk how this channel isn’t blowing up 👀
I Marcos from Mexico City, and I want to give you thanks for all tips, you dont have just knowledge, you have wisdom¡¡¡¡
Started working out again and gonna start doing boxing because of Teddy atlas videos would love to see the peekaboo foot work I’m 5”4 so this style is so interesting to me
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and hes back! I never miss any of this. What i never hear much about is the backhand hook. who else you learn from but the best in the world, the fu man chu of boxing
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Wow, you are great Teddy. Watched several other videos and they are short but sweet videos bursting with wisdom. So happy to have found this Channel, thank you for your time!
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Master Im Marcos from Mexico City, and I want to give you thanks for all your tips. You dont have just kowledge, You have a great wisdom¡¡¡
Mr. Teddy Atlas the living legend.......He is in the top 5 coaches/trainer/mentor in the fight game.......Thank you Sir.
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Thank You!
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Thanks for all the informative videos.
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Great Trainer and philosopher.
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Love it teddy keep teaching
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Hey teddy is there anyway you can elaborate on joe louis style boxing short power punches how to set them up all the parrying how he threw his left hook off the back leg please
Well said Ted, that's gold.
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Teddy man! Your the grandpa I never really had. And your boxing lessons yea end boxing to rea life ... long live Teddy
This is good stuff. I know that I personally had a different opinion of Teddy, until I hear him slow down and break stuff down like this. It also added a lot to the character and the public persona' that is Teddy Atlas, that he adopted to studying MMA as well. There are so many other trainers and boxers (ex & current) who tried to crap all over MMA - "Yeah they cannot punch like me...they cannot slip like me...they throw haymakers, they're sloppy .." which in part is true, but they forget that in MMA you don't need to be pinpoint on the target and timing with your punches when you have kicks, grappling etc. Anyhow that's another story. Teddy has a wealth of experience in boxing and of in the philosophy of life, this is great.
Excellent advice as it relates to boxing and life. Thank you!👍
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Thank you
Teddy, keep up whatever you’re doing you look leaner healthier by the day
Mr. atlas I like the reference to ocean waves I am an accomplished surfer more so than even a boxer which I’ve done both competitively also I like how you say to not be scared to throw the counter right if you have to think about a patch it’s too late as you know things hurt more when you hesitate anyways ... Ray Ramos was one of my trainers but I would’ve loved also to have you and Mr. Rooney Archie Moore in my corner may God bless you and yours
Solid man!
Awesome thanks 👍💪
When does Teddy's video on Timing come out?
Great content! though the volume is a bit low, maybe try wearing a mic or put it closer if possible :D
great advice life is a fight for sure in the ring street or work place {job}
all right
I had a friend who got a job in a bank, his boss moved and asked him to join his new team. My friend didn't hesitate with his timing and has since progressed to the top of the corporate world.
I had the same opportunity to join a similar bank but hesitated with my timing.
I'm not at the top of the corporate world, but in my spare time I coach kids in a local boxing club. The kids learn from me what happens with _bad timing_ .......
Does anyone have the timing video on dynamic striking? How good is it? would anyone recommend it?
There must be footwork to go with it, to get outside the line of the jab or is there another way?
Wich kickboxer dow you like in fighting style ?
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He is the John Danaher of boxing
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Dad I never had. Dammit.
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I love Teddy's analysis on boxing but the man needs a microphone to better assist his art of story telling.
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Run my fade teddy
I know its MMA but if you watch Nate Diaz vs McGregor fights (which are almost exclusively kickboxing fights) you'll see McGregor throw and land this at will. Another good fighter to watch do this is Marcos Maidana. He knocked alot of ppl out with this
46 seconds in. Did he get a boggie?? 😕
Need to watch this at 2x speed
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thanks Ted from a lawyer old
did you put camera on water bed Sir?
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Leave it to Teddy to school everybody on what a right cross really is. Overhand right going over the top of your opponents left Jab. The arms make a cross. I've known this for 50 years. I'm sure Teddy would cringe every time some idiot commentator on the TV said a right cross when he was just throwing a right hand.
Andrew still Alive!!! Gołota
pretty timely analogy sir .... you're a lawyer ... judge doesn't allow certain evidence ...
Timing beats speed..I saw that in a match years ago,I believe they were lightweight..two dudes,..anywho,the younger faster fighter was destroying the older one..I mean 3 shot combos ..then out of nowhere,the older boxer,cought him coming in..boom..he couldn't beat the count..the same thing happened w madrid taylor vs ceaser chavez..madrid was much faster than chavez,but chose to bang it out with chavez..bad move.
Timing negates speed
Bop
Get to the point. Lose the wordy preamble. Poorly organized, boring. This is RUclips. Edit. Respect our time.
Probably the worst explanation of the cross counter I've ever come across. A cross counter is initiating an inside slip and right hand on the extension of your opponents strike (in some cases technically can be retraction too), it doesn't have to be a jab either, same applies if they fire left hook and the holy grail is if you can time the extension of their right hand, that way they are squared up and pivoting into your punch. Specifically for an orthodox fighter, a cross counter is stepping your lead foot on a 30 degree angle whilst both slipping to the inside and lacing the cross over the top, head off center and loading the follow up left hook. So really you don't time the right hand (this encourages arm punches) you time the lead foot step and inside slip and the right comes across for the ride. Watch Terrence Crawford time Amir Kahn in the first round or watch any Teofilo Stevenson and Felix savvon knockout for reference. There's only 3 timings in all striking (albeit coaches like teddy and 99% of fighters are only intuitively aware at best and blissfully unaware at worst) Leads: where you initiate, simultaneous counters: initiated on the extension of an opponents strike (creating a collision) and delayed counters: as they retract back to their guard (make em miss make em pay and a catch and shoot for example).
Too much talking
Teddy why do you always have to give long winded analogies with topics unrelated to boxing? Why are you talking about how life is a fight in a video about countering the jab? Just talk about boxing using actual boxing.
@@Pride-Before-The-Fall because instead of saying "throw a stutter jab to raise his guard then come around with the left hook, but you need to get him used to defending the jab first" he'll go on about how a hunter has to set traps before he can get his meal and shit like that. I don't know why he can't just talk about boxing.
It's too deep for you
Then, why bother watching and commenting on his video? He is talking about the philosophy of boxing. Just go watch other 1min videos on how to counter jabs with straight.
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