Goal Guys I think your muscles are too tenses for good speed and reaction. Elite level boxers or sprinters keep their muscle lose. Or just watch ep 1 of hajimeno ippo
to train on my own (as a soccer goalie), I hit a ping pong ball against a wall with the paddle, with my eyes closed, and when I hear it bounce, I open my eyes and react.
Boxers that have felt mike tysons punch said it felt like an anvil falling from your head at 3 feet and mike tyson would literally punch through his opponent
Absolutely enthralling, not only informative.....entertaining, legitimate, helpful, and about as inclusive as a 13ish minute video could possibly be!! Helped alot and very impressed. Amazing work!
So: reaction time, learning the activity through practice and repetition, boxing training, hand-eye coordination, and timing (unmentioned, but an essential element of prediction). This was great but it would've been a lot easier with speed in the mix. No matter how good your reflexes / reactions are, your body might not be fast enough to execute the moves you want it to. Low speed can be compensated for with timing, but why compensate when you can have both speed+timing. In other situations, you wouldn't just need speed, but general athleticism as well. Speed+athleticism will serve you in any situation which needs fast reactions because timing can only help your reactions when you already know what is going to happen next.
"The best way to build up reflex is to play games" 3000000000 hours later: We have news from south london, where a man was found to survive a shooting of 50 people, directly targetting him, we have chris to interview Chris: "So, how did you survive the shooting" Me: "you see,"*taking out a handful of bullets from his pocket* "I played a lota video games"
Reminds me of this one manwha known as the boxer. Based off of this, that would mean that the delay that a normal person experiences, he doesn't, meaning that he can act the moment something happens. Really interesting video overall and I plan to try and practice some of the things mentioned in here to enhance my own reaction time :))
You might know this by now, but for anyone who doesn't, using a reaction time test on a phone adds a lot of hardware delay. Often on laptops they can add up to 50 Ms extra, so imagine that with a phone. The incredible hardware latency topped off with an incosistent starting position. This could add another 150 ms, I know for me it adds up to 200 Ms more on my phone. Given that you have a good iPhone, you probably have around 100 Ms approximately. If you would like to accurately measure your reflexes, and train them with video games, I would suggest using a decent computer. You made a great amount of progress, but you could definitely improve even more if you optimized your training some more. Regardless, good work on this video! You made an incredible amount of progress! As for anyone looking to try this out, I would suggest to optimize your training. Through diet, and exercise. Thanks! N Good Luck!
This was an awesome video! Quick note, this is why some very technical boxers have a harder time against the sloppier brawlers. The technical fighters and most fighters really, are used to seeing and having the punches come at them in a certain way. But when you just throw punches and don't care how they land, it makes them unable to predict where it's coming from and breaks their response/reaction time.
to solo improve refleces/hand eye coordination there is good exercise :get your self a paper ball and stand in front of a wall closer then by your extended arm distance throw it with one hand and catch it with another and do same with other hand...repeat the process as fast as you can and use your peripheral vision to track the ball (paper ball cuzz it will not be symetrical and it will bounces of the wall in a more random patterns )
Wow, it's really cool one, surprise for me it hasn't gained more views so far. But what's really interesting, is boxer's speed. Like throwing a punch that opponent has no time to react to. It's interesting topic and as i've heard, it requires special training based on explosive muscle strength.
@@ooogaboogabahh9401 well headgear is used more against bruises not conclussion but I get your point. I've never had conclussion in my 1 year of boxing (bout included).
I drive professionally, primarily rally. Before I started, I thought all the greatest drivers had natural-born talent/reflexes, then I found a coach that told me anyone can reach that height, there's nothing genetic. There are soooo many ways to improve your reflexes, and you even gave me some great ideas, thanks!
This takes speed but it also requires focus and prediction. This sort of training might be good for those with ADHD since those seem to be two skills we seem to struggle with. Thoughts?
I worked on Wines and Spirits section at our local supermarket, after a few years and many many times of accidently knocking bottles off shelves I got insanely good at reacting and catching. One time I knocked a bottle off with my elbow as I was taking my arm out the shelf, i didnt even look and caught the falling bottle in an internally rotated catch and the customer next to me said "whoooooaa! dude that was like Spiderman!".
Reflects is like for example if you get chopped on you hand well you know how your hand goes back to the previous position well that's when these cells are sitting there waiting for signals and when they do get one it goes to the brain then the brain commands it to signal the hand to move back that's what reflects are that speed well what he is learning to do is reaction time it the power for signal given by audio or vision or touch or any sense is given a signal then goes to the brain knocks the door and give the mail saying theres a flying ball coming right towards us please help so then commands to do something to stop any danger from happening that's what hes training
Tim's Dad Kostya has an instructional boxing video from decades ago where he teaches a lot of cool coin reflex drills and other boxing drills. Loma and Usyk also do this type of training and it is very effective
I like that your vido was objective in that you presented the relevant facts and thier impact to the goal. I feel you made understanding it accessible.
Rhythm games for impeccable twitch reflexes. Beat Saber if you have VR. But anything just tapping based hardwires the brain to make faster decisions. Music expedites the process.
Nice experiment and results, although I think it would have been better not to modify the ruler drop (if you were at a disadvantage initially by keeping your eyes locked on the ruler, you should have done that the second time too, since want to measure your natural improvement in reaction time rather than the advantage gained by looking at the hand instead).
That is fair, but after chatting with Jo about how my biggest change would be predictive, I wanted to see how quickly I could notice movement in the hand and respond in time.
I watch tons of your videos. Some repeatedly. I wasn't too interested in this one until you mentioned it had been a bit slow to gain views. The tag line didn't grab me. But I have to admit I was wrong. It's a really good video. No idea how you get more people to watch it but it's well worth the watch. Brilliant ending. You guys rock.
Great video, the only thing I'd say is that boxing without a coach can be very harmful long term because you're training to box improperly and those bad habits have a tendency to stick and be very hard to overcome later on. Anchoring bands behind you and working on properly extended straight punches with squared feet would probably have been better because it would allow even muscle development and increase fast twitch muscle fiber recruitment allowing for faster arm extension with minimal risk of hurting yourself or developing bad punching habits.
Funfact:: A trick of some of the most superhuman reflexes of fighters come from super fast reaction time, but also their understanding of how their opponent fights and what move they predict their opponent to try next
Great video, enjoyed thoroughly. One thing the boxing instructor didn’t mention in video is stepping forward with lead foot same time as you jab. When done right, it will have a snapping effect & can be very devastating.
Easy way to have good reflex. You don't need all the scientific studies. Example be wall bag or even punching bag. Before you let your punches go make the sound, choo sound (if that make sense). Sort of like you making a cho Cho train sound. If you been or have even watch the Chi breathing or gi gong, it is very similar. For me to explain here is complicated. So choo before you punch, or reach for something. Believe me a good training not just for reflexes but it make a small and big impact. Also once you get good, do whichever sounds effects you prefer. But focus on releasing it from the core, all of people trying to learn it releasing it from the brain, mouth, pressure blowing. Again tough to explain this way. Sorry hope it makes sense and a good research for any one.
Granted, I only watched the beggining but boxers hand coordination is very much linked with jab(punch) combinations, but so far it's a very cool video and I'll watch till the end :D
I think another note not touched upon is actual hand speed. The time it takes you specifically to tense up your muscles. Then again I think that may also count as reflexes though 🤔
It's very similar with eyesight. Whenever we shift our eyes from one object to another, our brain simply does not register the image of transfer. It's blank. We're blind for a fraction of a second. It has to do with how our eyes move - not in smooth lines, but in quick bursts called saccades. This allows faster refocusing on a new object and prevents smearing of an image, so that no details are lost. But when your eyes arrive on a new focus point, brain hides the fact that no information was being recorded, so to speak, and straight up makes up what the object could have looked like a fraction of a second ago. The phenomena is called chronostasis. Our brains hides the information it considers useless and hides the evidence that it hid something. You can test both things by 1) observing the second hand of a watch, and 2) staring at your eyes in the mirror, moving from one eye to another. In 1) if you look away for a second, then back to the second watch, you will notice it linger on the spot for what always feels like more than a second. It's because our brains are imagining what the picture was like a fraction of a second ago. In 2) if you stand close to a mirror, and alternate looking in both of your eyes, you will see no movement of the eyes. Your brains is telling you that you're just staring in a fixed gaze. If you record yourself looking at your smartphone camera, you will notice this saccade movements, obviously.
Interesting video, glad you addressed the underhand catches, since I don't think that's really part of the challenge. You can also place the quarters on the back of your hand/arm and fling them up so you don't have to rely on a 2nd person.
I'm a street boxer pro, I just need to say he under ground the coins with is left? 9:49. It's a air grab, not a catch under-grab? It takes more than 30 days to master this technique by the way. Good try. It took us months to understand the hand and eye coordination pairing with speed.
Hey great work dude! But IMHO your reaction time and predictability might improve of you use a contrasting background for better tracking. Great work again!
@@GoalGuys yea when you're trying to catch something moving fast contrasting backgrounds work AGAINST your eyes the smaller an object gets because you can't properly see it's movement. If the item & the background are similarly shaded your eyes can see the part that's moving because your mind views it as part of the same image but for some reason a part of that is moving so something is wrong. I don't know I just made that shit up.
Try using human benchmark online to test your reaction. Just Google human benchmark. It would be cool to see a video of you try it and with more practice on reaction.
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Ur confidence is too much, the fact that u were shadowboxing in public like that is crazy 👏👏
Most of my shadowboxing is at home. If I go outside, it's usually pretty early when no one's around.
Goal Guys I think your muscles are too tenses for good speed and reaction. Elite level boxers or sprinters keep their muscle lose. Or just watch ep 1 of hajimeno ippo
@@meghdaniellama1604 Or just wach all episodes of Hajime no Ippo
@@javierprado1015 exactly
@michael browne or nervous
to train on my own (as a soccer goalie), I hit a ping pong ball against a wall with the paddle, with my eyes closed, and when I hear it bounce, I open my eyes and react.
That sounds dangerous
@@theduval it's a ping pong ball dude
That's really interesting
@@tobiassoriano9788 lmao
Cool!!
Great video!!
Hey man
U should make a video on this as ine of ur new skill videos plssss
Literally clicked on this video thinking it was one of yours lol 😂
Milk shake
@@digestivebiscuits5276 who is he
I love how much effort you put in your videos! Goal Guys is one of my favorite channels.
Wow, thank you! That's great to hear!
Becoming a boxing champion in 30 days
Lol
Winning a match against Mike tyson in just 24 hrs
@@johnmiller330 Imagine not being apart of the New World Order😏
👁🗨
Boxers that have felt mike tysons punch said it felt like an anvil falling from your head at 3 feet and mike tyson would literally punch through his opponent
Wilder did in less than 365 days
The only thing I can snatch out of the air is a chocolate bar falling from the shelf
HAhah, that cracked me up xD
*OMG THIS WAS SO FUNNY HA HA HA HA* 😐
Bruh
Yup, because the stakes are high
Still impressive though!
As a beginner boxer it's very inspiring seeing your improvements over such a short time!
No faster reflex than boys hiding their stuff under the covers when they hear someone walk up the stairs
TM • 8 years ago throwback to when I was a kid and had a DS XL. 😂
So this video is reuploaded...
@@dannybenhur6123 I thought that as well lol😂 but its just his name
underrated xDDDD
Adrenaline really does its job sometimes LOL
All four quarters!! Amazing! stoked to have got to work on this with you guys.
Same here!
As a sprinter I tried many reaction time exercises and my start reaction time has improved so much
Im pretty sure this is 1st time ive seen your wife in a video.
Well she is in a lot of other videos as well :)
She's been in a few, but it's been a little while since she's made an appearance.
@@GoalGuys she's pretty.
You have a lovely wife!
My D shall remember her
Underrated channel you guys are awesome.
Much appreciated!
I will always admire the sheer amount of effort that goes into these videos and how enjoyable they are
Absolutely enthralling, not only informative.....entertaining, legitimate, helpful, and about as inclusive as a 13ish minute video could possibly be!! Helped alot and very impressed. Amazing work!
Very cool. And now I’m waiting for my wife to come home to toss quarters in the air for me! 😆
You and me both! Haha!
You can flip coins with your hands, stuff like flipping two coins on one hand are quite difficult, but possible
So: reaction time, learning the activity through practice and repetition, boxing training, hand-eye coordination, and timing (unmentioned, but an essential element of prediction).
This was great but it would've been a lot easier with speed in the mix. No matter how good your reflexes / reactions are, your body might not be fast enough to execute the moves you want it to. Low speed can be compensated for with timing, but why compensate when you can have both speed+timing.
In other situations, you wouldn't just need speed, but general athleticism as well. Speed+athleticism will serve you in any situation which needs fast reactions because timing can only help your reactions when you already know what is going to happen next.
@A Talking Giant Squid yes.
"The best way to build up reflex is to play games"
3000000000 hours later:
We have news from south london, where a man was found to survive a shooting of 50 people, directly targetting him, we have chris to interview
Chris: "So, how did you survive the shooting"
Me: "you see,"*taking out a handful of bullets from his pocket* "I played a lota video games"
Hahahaha
Lmao
Underated
Reminds me of this one manwha known as the boxer. Based off of this, that would mean that the delay that a normal person experiences, he doesn't, meaning that he can act the moment something happens. Really interesting video overall and I plan to try and practice some of the things mentioned in here to enhance my own reaction time :))
Came here looking for this comment, that manhwa is amazing
now imagine if someone trains their reflexes without stopping after 30 days.
You might know this by now, but for anyone who doesn't, using a reaction time test on a phone adds a lot of hardware delay. Often on laptops they can add up to 50 Ms extra, so imagine that with a phone. The incredible hardware latency topped off with an incosistent starting position. This could add another 150 ms, I know for me it adds up to 200 Ms more on my phone. Given that you have a good iPhone, you probably have around 100 Ms approximately. If you would like to accurately measure your reflexes, and train them with video games, I would suggest using a decent computer. You made a great amount of progress, but you could definitely improve even more if you optimized your training some more. Regardless, good work on this video! You made an incredible amount of progress! As for anyone looking to try this out, I would suggest to optimize your training. Through diet, and exercise. Thanks! N Good Luck!
If my friends don’t gas me up like that on my successes…I don’t want um. PERIODT.
Keep boxing, don't stop, its clearly had a positive effect on you.
Can you say how it had positive effect?
Another solid prove that shows PRACTICE works wonders.
This was an awesome video!
Quick note, this is why some very technical boxers have a harder time against the sloppier brawlers. The technical fighters and most fighters really, are used to seeing and having the punches come at them in a certain way. But when you just throw punches and don't care how they land, it makes them unable to predict where it's coming from and breaks their response/reaction time.
Oh nice! Doing boxing's actually a pretty good strategy to improve your reaction time
Truth!
to solo improve refleces/hand eye coordination there is good exercise :get your self a paper ball and stand in front of a wall closer then by your extended arm distance throw it with one hand and catch it with another and do same with other hand...repeat the process as fast as you can and use your peripheral vision to track the ball (paper ball cuzz it will not be symetrical and it will bounces of the wall in a more random patterns )
Wow, it's really cool one, surprise for me it hasn't gained more views so far.
But what's really interesting, is boxer's speed. Like throwing a punch that opponent has no time to react to. It's interesting topic and as i've heard, it requires special training based on explosive muscle strength.
Continue boxing and spar someone(in 30 days)
catz64 you don’t get a lot of concussions from sparring
Would love to try it whenever it's safe to do so
@catz64 you're s'pose to wear headgear, also the rules are a fair bit more strict for sparring
@@ooogaboogabahh9401 well headgear is used more against bruises not conclussion but I get your point. I've never had conclussion in my 1 year of boxing (bout included).
catz64 it’s not like they’re gonna try to kill each other it’s light sparring
can we just admire the perfect way his shoe lines up with the white line at 1:32
7:27 man enters Super Saiyan mode!
You are an incredible example of how dedication can get you to your goals. Amazing
everyone’s reaction delay drops to 0.2% when their phones drop
Mind blowing 🤯 it’s all about practice to improve prediction
Really appreciate your efforts and you definitely encouraging me to work on my reactions time since I just heal from my eye surgery.
VEry good Brendan vid. Brendan so fit and buff and smart
Best compliment of my life right here!
The way I keep my reaction time sharp is by jogging in the night on a route with dog feces on the pavement. Scary, but hey, it works.
So a man practiced and worked hard and achieved his goal. Good job!
I drive professionally, primarily rally. Before I started, I thought all the greatest drivers had natural-born talent/reflexes, then I found a coach that told me anyone can reach that height, there's nothing genetic. There are soooo many ways to improve your reflexes, and you even gave me some great ideas, thanks!
I was smiling from ear to ear when you caught them ! 😁 Great video as always !!
Day 21 was impressive dude!!
Lutein zeaxanthin astaxanthin, herecium erenaceium extract, psilocybin microdosing(only one i havent tried personally). Practice, exercise, training. Increasing macular pigment optical density and increasing retinal responsiveness with phyotchemicals helps.
The Jazz music reminded me of Cowboy Bebop
Seeing normal people like him is so refreshing compared to those ultra perfect youtubers.
Man do I love you guys.
We love you back!
This takes speed but it also requires focus and prediction. This sort of training might be good for those with ADHD since those seem to be two skills we seem to struggle with.
Thoughts?
Great video! Karate kid stile! 😎
I worked on Wines and Spirits section at our local supermarket, after a few years and many many times of accidently knocking bottles off shelves I got insanely good at reacting and catching. One time I knocked a bottle off with my elbow as I was taking my arm out the shelf, i didnt even look and caught the falling bottle in an internally rotated catch and the customer next to me said "whoooooaa! dude that was like Spiderman!".
Anime characters make this look so easy I swear
song in the background 0:08 ?
Trainer: have you been practicing your reflex speed?
Me: yeah I've been playing halo
Reflects is like for example if you get chopped on you hand well you know how your hand goes back to the previous position well that's when these cells are sitting there waiting for signals and when they do get one it goes to the brain then the brain commands it to signal the hand to move back that's what reflects are that speed well what he is learning to do is reaction time it the power for signal given by audio or vision or touch or any sense is given a signal then goes to the brain knocks the door and give the mail saying theres a flying ball coming right towards us please help so then commands to do something to stop any danger from happening that's what hes training
I was cheering you on as if you were a gymnast getting ready to do a vault. This was a fantastic video.
Ur catching them underhand and waiting for it to drop instead of grabbing then out of the air I don’t feel as though thats a fair test.
i think this guy deserve much much more subsribers
Tim's Dad Kostya has an instructional boxing video from decades ago where he teaches a lot of cool coin reflex drills and other boxing drills. Loma and Usyk also do this type of training and it is very effective
I like that your vido was objective in that you presented the relevant facts and thier impact to the goal. I feel you made understanding it accessible.
I see a new goals guys video, thumbs up before watching
Appreciated!
Rhythm games for impeccable twitch reflexes. Beat Saber if you have VR. But anything just tapping based hardwires the brain to make faster decisions. Music expedites the process.
Keep your elbows in when boxing but glad to see you're getting into it :)
Was that Halo 2!? CLASSIC 😊
Nice experiment and results, although I think it would have been better not to modify the ruler drop (if you were at a disadvantage initially by keeping your eyes locked on the ruler, you should have done that the second time too, since want to measure your natural improvement in reaction time rather than the advantage gained by looking at the hand instead).
That is fair, but after chatting with Jo about how my biggest change would be predictive, I wanted to see how quickly I could notice movement in the hand and respond in time.
I watch tons of your videos. Some repeatedly. I wasn't too interested in this one until you mentioned it had been a bit slow to gain views. The tag line didn't grab me. But I have to admit I was wrong. It's a really good video. No idea how you get more people to watch it but it's well worth the watch. Brilliant ending. You guys rock.
Great video, the only thing I'd say is that boxing without a coach can be very harmful long term because you're training to box improperly and those bad habits have a tendency to stick and be very hard to overcome later on. Anchoring bands behind you and working on properly extended straight punches with squared feet would probably have been better because it would allow even muscle development and increase fast twitch muscle fiber recruitment allowing for faster arm extension with minimal risk of hurting yourself or developing bad punching habits.
This is crazy! 👍 For the determination
Well done ! Thank you for such a good video! Huge thank you for the video
I love the growth mindset you both have :D
Funfact:: A trick of some of the most superhuman reflexes of fighters come from super fast reaction time, but also their understanding of how their opponent fights and what move they predict their opponent to try next
great video bro
Thanks this has motivated me to start to
Great video, enjoyed thoroughly. One thing the boxing instructor didn’t mention in video is stepping forward with lead foot same time as you jab. When done right, it will have a snapping effect & can be very devastating.
Love your videos!
Glad to hear!
Best reflex excersize is the leaf training 🌿 from hajime no ippo🤣
So sweet, thank you I will use this in my martial arts training 🙏🏻😊
respect to your wife for not laughing at you as you scramble around like a cat
With the amount of effort this buy puts into his videos he should have way more subscribers. Keep it up bro.
Easy way to have good reflex. You don't need all the scientific studies.
Example be wall bag or even punching bag. Before you let your punches go make the sound, choo sound (if that make sense). Sort of like you making a cho Cho train sound. If you been or have even watch the Chi breathing or gi gong, it is very similar.
For me to explain here is complicated. So choo before you punch, or reach for something. Believe me a good training not just for reflexes but it make a small and big impact. Also once you get good, do whichever sounds effects you prefer. But focus on releasing it from the core, all of people trying to learn it releasing it from the brain, mouth, pressure blowing. Again tough to explain this way. Sorry hope it makes sense and a good research for any one.
You should use the ball tied to the hat.. very good for hand eye coordination...
Amazing video. Your improvements are inspiring
I have very good dedication but I wish it was at your level! Great video bro
10:40
👍👍
Ur friend is the best hype man 😭
Granted, I only watched the beggining but boxers hand coordination is very much linked with jab(punch) combinations, but so far it's a very cool video and I'll watch till the end :D
Super cool will try that plus try small double end bag
when someone steals your soylent so you make sure it will never happen again.
Incredibly interesting 👏👏😊
Thank you! Cheers!
I hope people notice how much effort goes into these videos.
This is a great video. I just subscribed.
Thank you dude really appreciate your efforts. Helped me a lot
3:26
When you practise beating up school bullies in the shower the next day.
I think another note not touched upon is actual hand speed. The time it takes you specifically to tense up your muscles. Then again I think that may also count as reflexes though 🤔
well done grindr killer
It's very similar with eyesight. Whenever we shift our eyes from one object to another, our brain simply does not register the image of transfer. It's blank. We're blind for a fraction of a second. It has to do with how our eyes move - not in smooth lines, but in quick bursts called saccades. This allows faster refocusing on a new object and prevents smearing of an image, so that no details are lost. But when your eyes arrive on a new focus point, brain hides the fact that no information was being recorded, so to speak, and straight up makes up what the object could have looked like a fraction of a second ago. The phenomena is called chronostasis. Our brains hides the information it considers useless and hides the evidence that it hid something. You can test both things by 1) observing the second hand of a watch, and 2) staring at your eyes in the mirror, moving from one eye to another. In 1) if you look away for a second, then back to the second watch, you will notice it linger on the spot for what always feels like more than a second. It's because our brains are imagining what the picture was like a fraction of a second ago. In 2) if you stand close to a mirror, and alternate looking in both of your eyes, you will see no movement of the eyes. Your brains is telling you that you're just staring in a fixed gaze. If you record yourself looking at your smartphone camera, you will notice this saccade movements, obviously.
You are hero dude.
Interesting video, glad you addressed the underhand catches, since I don't think that's really part of the challenge. You can also place the quarters on the back of your hand/arm and fling them up so you don't have to rely on a 2nd person.
Very dope hometown talent! This is great are you still boxing?. Congrats on the challenge!
Try a Reflex Ball for boxing 😊 It's a ball on a string tied on a head band, you can buy it for a few bucks or try to DIY-ing it
I'm a street boxer pro, I just need to say he under ground the coins with is left? 9:49. It's a air grab, not a catch under-grab? It takes more than 30 days to master this technique by the way. Good try. It took us months to understand the hand and eye coordination pairing with speed.
This is good to know as you can use these to improve on other areas that require quick reaction.
Hey great work dude! But IMHO your reaction time and predictability might improve of you use a contrasting background for better tracking. Great work again!
I found that white studio actually helped a lot for getting a clear look at the quarters when they're tossed.
@@GoalGuys yea when you're trying to catch something moving fast contrasting backgrounds work AGAINST your eyes the smaller an object gets because you can't properly see it's movement. If the item & the background are similarly shaded your eyes can see the part that's moving because your mind views it as part of the same image but for some reason a part of that is moving so something is wrong.
I don't know I just made that shit up.
Try using human benchmark online to test your reaction. Just Google human benchmark. It would be cool to see a video of you try it and with more practice on reaction.
Outstanding as always. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Thanks!