Funny I used to train with a coach that was born in Soviet Union and just thought what he was teaching us was 'standard' boxing but now I can see how much of it was Soviet influenced.
Ive always been interested about this style of boxing. Cant tell you how happy and excited I am about studying your videos and finding this channel. Thank you
I know mma and boxing are different but, you do see figthers use this type of footwork to hit and make them miss, pull counters, and moving foward quickly. Good to learn and very good drills❤
Excellent clarification on the pendulum step I know about it but I was never thought how to execute it, I very happy you are sharing this "information" it has a lot of Mechanics, to it but it can be learned big like on the vid 🙂🥊
Thank you for the upload brother. Question: is the pendulum swing also effective as a shorter boxer against a taller opponent? Even tho I usually prefer the soviet fighting style (classic 1-2 combos, pendulum, snapping jabs and range fighting) I observe myself dropping this style and going for a more brawl/ inside fighting / flat footed stance when facing bigger guys… any advice or ideas?
That’s a good question. You can use the pendulum step situationally as a shorter fighter. So if you’re faster than your taller opponent the you can take advantage of that. Also you can use it when they are gassed out. Also you can use that as a setup for going inside, throw 1-2 for example and then switch to regular steps and go in There are many possible scenarios and everything is situational
Great drills! Also multiple coaches say that extending your front leg/adding a bit of a jump to the cross when doing pendulum steps will help with power and balance, can you make some drills with that tip?
Brother, good video, one question, sometimes when I'm doing the pendulum step for a while the sole of my foot starts to burn, I don't know if it's happened to you or if you know what I could do to fix it.
I explained how to optimise energy consumption for the pendulum step in this video The Pendulum Step - Boxing Bounce Footwork ruclips.net/video/LLKZKJqKe3E/видео.html
I explain it in this video. Use time codes to find exactly what you need Boxing Punch Tutorial: Mastering the Fundamentals for Beginners ruclips.net/video/dAZnOeMSk6o/видео.html
In this video I show how to do the pendulum step with something close to “optimal” technique. But overall it will always slowly eat your stamina The Pendulum Step - Boxing Bounce Footwork ruclips.net/video/LLKZKJqKe3E/видео.html
Start with the basics like stance, footwork, and punches. Build your cardio and strength while practicing defense (head movement, blocking). Then work on combos, shadowboxing, and heavy bag drills. Once you're comfortable, start light sparring, focusing on technique and ring IQ. Don't forget to stay mentally strong and take care of your recovery. Keep pushing, and you'll see progress!
Nice video man.Thank you!Respecht to Ukrain from Hungary.I'm hungarien but I very like ukrain boxers :)I have an ukrain friend His name is Yura from Kijev and in training we always sparring :)
I‘m training with the pendulum step in training/shadow boxing. Since i‘m only 1,78m i‘m trying to use it mostly for defensive purposes when drawing back from an infight. What can short fighters like me get out of it or doesn‘t it make much sense with my stature? Even when i‘m fighting with opponents my height and reach i have difficulties applying it in sparring. I’m never landing a serious hit. Do you have any tips?
Hey man, the pendulum step can definitely still work for shorter fighters! Try using it to close the distance quickly after you draw back, not just for defense. Focus on timing your entry and staying explosive. Mix it up with head movement and throw counters right after the step. That way, you can turn defense into offense. Keep practicing and it’ll click!
In the street fight i mean if u have to fight and the opponents is bare hand. This pendulum or bouncing boxing vs the normal one, not bouncing which one is better?
I have a question. in the other video, where you explain the pendulum step, when you move in the same spot, you show that you pass the weight from one foot to another. "Russian School of Boxing" instead shows that you must always stay on your toes, with stiff ankles. Is there any style difference? which is more correct? btw great video :)
Hey! That’s a good question Both ways are correct. Keeping both feet tight is better when you want to increase the pace and “explode” and transferring is better for longer periods of work I use both and that works for me
YOOO i really needed this been trying to make my own style that's derived from this i am 15 y old and on sep 20-27 it's gonna be my first ever fight. It would be cool if i get a tip on training my Orthodox and southpaw cause i can do both stance My jab on right is more stronger than left but ican still switch tho sorry for my bad english I'm not american.
Hey! Here are some tips Here are some quick tips to help with balance in boxing: 1. Stay low: Keep your knees slightly bent to stay grounded. 2. Even weight distribution: Keep your weight centered between both feet - don’t lean too far forward or back. 3. Small steps: Move with short, controlled steps instead of big leaps. 4. Hands up, core tight: Your guard helps with balance; tighten your core to stay stable. 5. Practice on one leg: Try shadowboxing while balancing on one leg to strengthen your stability.
Yeah it requires more energy. Oh I was out of breath because I was a bit sick so showing the drills and talking at the same time gave me a little trouble
Or you can get in shape. I fight this style and have no problem yea as I'm getting ready to go pro I pace myself but I also just work harder on improving my cardio to make my movement better and endurance longer
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Funny I used to train with a coach that was born in Soviet Union and just thought what he was teaching us was 'standard' boxing but now I can see how much of it was Soviet influenced.
Yes, the same principles are still working in all post-soviet countries
I have also coach .. Russian style boxing..he took WBC title 6 years ago..
@@billycatch4088who? or not true
You’re becoming on of my favorite boxing RUclipsrs. Let’s of gems.
That’s really awesome to hear!
One of the best boxing instructors on youtube right now has helped me learn do much
Yessir! More to come 👊
I am following you since ivory coast🇨🇮🇨🇮 in West Africa. Drogba’s Country. I like this Boxing style.
Ohh great to have subscribers all over the world 🤝
I'm getting into boxing now, and your tips have helped me a lot, thanks from your Brazilian fan 🇧🇷
Have a great boxing journey 🇧🇷🤝🇺🇦
Great subject brother love the advanced and euro technique
Great to get that from the mamba 🤝
Really helpful lectures!😊 two thumbs up!!
Thanks for liking 👊
i feel in love with the seccond drill, its so slick and the shield block is the cherry on top
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Wow.. thanks for sharing. Just subscribed. Love from Indonesia.
Welcome on board;)
You make it look so easy
Yeah because I practiced it for quite some time :)
Ive always been interested about this style of boxing. Cant tell you how happy and excited I am about studying your videos and finding this channel. Thank you
Great to hear! Hope I can further help you in developing this style
I know mma and boxing are different but, you do see figthers use this type of footwork to hit and make them miss, pull counters, and moving foward quickly. Good to learn and very good drills❤
Yes, you’re totally right here
I am not a fan of a soviet school but now I become a fan of your channel. Very professional tutorial. Great job!
Thank you! Really glad you enjoyed it
Спасибо, братан. Давно я такое видео искал. Огромное благодарение!!!
Дякую тобі за корисне відео Андрій!
Завжди радий 👊
Really nice coach and great lesson!!
Thanks man!
excelent video! thank you!
You are welcome!
Thank you for this tips 🙏🏼💪
You’re welcome
I use the Philly shell but im 6'3 or 6'4 i like this style nd ur helping me alot i really appreciate u man keep it up
Thank you! Your feedback is much appreciated ;)
@@akhotinbxng np bro
Phenomenal instruction. Thank you!
Thank you!
Amazing video coach ! I am overweight and I have a pretty bad footwork, I am looking forward to improving watching your videos and practicing!
You’re welcome! Keep practicing and you’ll get that 👊
@@akhotinbxng 🫡thanks coach ! 👊
Finalllyy a good pendulum step tutorial
Yessir 🫡
I box for fitness/fun and just want to do well in sparring, deploying some Usyk/Loma/Bivol moves. This is brilliant. Thanks!
Good! I am happy to help ;)
Thanks for this .. need to try
Happy to help!
@@akhotinbxng You are good teacher friend:) Go forward with it :).
Epic video
Thank you, пане Джеймс
Best workout!
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Spasibo, bro! Simple basics good exercise! Better than tap dancing!
Glad to hear 👊
Thanks i like your content you'r oficialy my coach
You’re welcome! Hah, I am happy to receive these words
This is such a great channel. Keep up the great work bro!
Thanks! Will do!
So well explained
Tried my best 🙌
This is great stuff here man keep up the hard work I’m rocking with you
Thanks! Will do!
Excellent clarification on the pendulum step I know about it but I was never thought how to execute it, I very happy you are sharing this "information" it has a lot of Mechanics, to it but it can be learned big like on the vid 🙂🥊
That’s some super motivating feedback! Thank you for your kind words 👊
@@akhotinbxng No worries ☺🤙
Bro, saw ur video just make me want to try this style
Hah, definitely give it a try, it’s fun :)
Wish you a great success!
Thank you! Likewise
Wow the best transcribe thank you for teach us from a to z awesome technique ❤
Happy to share my knowledge! Enjoy the drills
Quality stuff 💪so useful, just keep going 👍
Thanks, will do!
Great videos, you should share workouts for conditioning in amateur boxing
Thank you! I posted that partly, will do more
This the video i practice the most being a tall out fighter
That’s great 💪
Excellent
Thanks
very usefull video bro
Glad you think so
Very understandable with quite accent...Well done
Thank you! Trying my best to speak well
Thanks coach 🙏 💯
Any time
Yes bro your a really a good boxer
Thank you 🙌
Master, could you make a video about Bivol's combo techniques?
Unfortunately no
You just have given the secret of soviet style man :)
Ahah I kinda did
i'll try this today
Have fun with them
I think i just found a gem here👍❤️
You certainly did :)
Привет Андрей спасибо большое
Thank you so much!
My sons and I started boxing training this summer and we love it.
I'll share ur channel to them.
Keep up the great work.
Thank you for the feedback! Have a great time training with your sons 👊
brother i love Dmitry Bivol fighting style please make a playlist of it (guide ) .....please help
Well, I can’t set him as an example on this channel because of the country he represents. I have nothing against him though
@@akhotinbxng brother i can understand current condition ,but can you make a playlist on pendulem boxing (beginner to advanced) it will be helpfull.
@@akhotinbxng ok. So lomachenko then
good stuff
Thank you!
Stay safe bro 💪🏿🇵🇭
Will do 👊
Could you tell us how a short person could use it? In another video you say that it is better for tall people, very good videos 👏🏻
Hey, I’m actually planning to record a video about that tomorrow. So if everything goes as planned it’ll be out in the end of the week
@@akhotinbxngGreat, I'm a big fan of this style, it's my favorite and I would love to apply as much of it as I can.
Thank you for the upload brother. Question: is the pendulum swing also effective as a shorter boxer against a taller opponent? Even tho I usually prefer the soviet fighting style (classic 1-2 combos, pendulum, snapping jabs and range fighting) I observe myself dropping this style and going for a more brawl/ inside fighting / flat footed stance when facing bigger guys… any advice or ideas?
That’s a good question. You can use the pendulum step situationally as a shorter fighter. So if you’re faster than your taller opponent the you can take advantage of that. Also you can use it when they are gassed out. Also you can use that as a setup for going inside, throw 1-2 for example and then switch to regular steps and go in
There are many possible scenarios and everything is situational
@@akhotinbxng appreciate your response. Thank you
Great job brother i do kickboxing but it still very usefull
That’s nice ;)
Great drills! Also multiple coaches say that extending your front leg/adding a bit of a jump to the cross when doing pendulum steps will help with power and balance, can you make some drills with that tip?
Thank you. Yea straightening the leg help with the power generation
I will post something like that in my shorts 🙌
Should you always be doing pendulum step in the ring or is it only in specific moments? is it constant?
Not always. You use it at the long range, bouncing close to your opponent isn’t a good idea
Brother, good video, one question, sometimes when I'm doing the pendulum step for a while the sole of my foot starts to burn, I don't know if it's happened to you or if you know what I could do to fix it.
Thank you!
It can burn for different reasons. You can try to fix your technique or simply change your shoes and the surface you’re doing it on
Is there a way to use the pendulum step while walking without getting tired?
I explained how to optimise energy consumption for the pendulum step in this video
The Pendulum Step - Boxing Bounce Footwork
ruclips.net/video/LLKZKJqKe3E/видео.html
I have a question about your 1.5 workout. In the in & out movement, do you jump forward with both feet at the same time?
Yes I go in with both of my feet. It’s just that my lead foot has a little bit bigger range of motion
If you jump forward with both feet at the same time, doesn't it consume a lot of stamina?
hey other thing, how perform better the cross while going back?some problems with that
I explain it in this video. Use time codes to find exactly what you need
Boxing Punch Tutorial: Mastering the Fundamentals for Beginners
ruclips.net/video/dAZnOeMSk6o/видео.html
This style is so good for me because i have flat feet as a genetic defect thanks man.
ye but its most hopping on toes
@@LukaszBorat it's all good
Ohh my coach has the same condition and uses the pendulum step effectively. You’re most welcome
@@akhotinbxng I got into Soviet boxing style because of fedor I found he had a Soviet boxing coach named Alexander michkov
Can you make a video on how we can do the pendulum without loosing stamina
In this video I show how to do the pendulum step with something close to “optimal” technique. But overall it will always slowly eat your stamina
The Pendulum Step - Boxing Bounce Footwork
ruclips.net/video/LLKZKJqKe3E/видео.html
Hey, can you tell ke about the roadmap to be a great boxer I mean like what are the things i should learn first.
Start with the basics like stance, footwork, and punches. Build your cardio and strength while practicing defense (head movement, blocking). Then work on combos, shadowboxing, and heavy bag drills. Once you're comfortable, start light sparring, focusing on technique and ring IQ. Don't forget to stay mentally strong and take care of your recovery. Keep pushing, and you'll see progress!
@@akhotinbxng Thanks
Nice video man.Thank you!Respecht to Ukrain from Hungary.I'm hungarien but I very like ukrain boxers :)I have an ukrain friend His name is Yura from Kijev and in training we always sparring :)
Thank you for feedback and support 🇭🇺🤝🇺🇦
I‘m training with the pendulum step in training/shadow boxing. Since i‘m only 1,78m i‘m trying to use it mostly for defensive purposes when drawing back from an infight. What can short fighters like me get out of it or doesn‘t it make much sense with my stature?
Even when i‘m fighting with opponents my height and reach i have difficulties applying it in sparring. I’m never landing a serious hit. Do you have any tips?
Hey man, the pendulum step can definitely still work for shorter fighters! Try using it to close the distance quickly after you draw back, not just for defense. Focus on timing your entry and staying explosive. Mix it up with head movement and throw counters right after the step. That way, you can turn defense into offense. Keep practicing and it’ll click!
In the street fight i mean if u have to fight and the opponents is bare hand. This pendulum or bouncing boxing vs the normal one, not bouncing which one is better?
I wouldn’t bounce in a street fight
But in boxning thats jumping is terrible bad? Because if you junp inside it be dlower getting outside wich cab let you get knocked out
Yes, it’s good for long range and at the close range you have to land on the ground
I regret not doing this when I sparred against inside Fighter (i almost got knocked out got hit in the chin perfectly 7 times)
I have a question. in the other video, where you explain the pendulum step, when you move in the same spot, you show that you pass the weight from one foot to another. "Russian School of Boxing" instead shows that you must always stay on your toes, with stiff ankles. Is there any style difference? which is more correct? btw great video :)
Hey! That’s a good question
Both ways are correct. Keeping both feet tight is better when you want to increase the pace and “explode” and transferring is better for longer periods of work
I use both and that works for me
@@akhotinbxng thank you
Will this work in kickboxing?
Ол мүмкін. Сіздің позицияңыз бүйірлік болады, сондықтан аяқтың соққыларынан құтылу және қарсы тұру үшін бұрғылауға тура келеді.
Probably yes, situationally
YOOO i really needed this been trying to make my own style that's derived from this i am 15 y old and on sep 20-27 it's gonna be my first ever fight. It would be cool if i get a tip on training my Orthodox and southpaw cause i can do both stance My jab on right is more stronger than left but ican still switch tho sorry for my bad english I'm not american.
Your English is okay
Have luck in your preparation and the fight
How to roll from the pendulum step?
Plant your feet on the ground, roll and then keep moving
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Why Bivol’s pendulum step is different?
He has wider stance so he’s also lower to the ground
i have some problems with balance some tips? loves for ukrain
Hey! Here are some tips
Here are some quick tips to help with balance in boxing:
1. Stay low: Keep your knees slightly bent to stay grounded.
2. Even weight distribution: Keep your weight centered between both feet - don’t lean too far forward or back.
3. Small steps: Move with short, controlled steps instead of big leaps.
4. Hands up, core tight: Your guard helps with balance; tighten your core to stay stable.
5. Practice on one leg: Try shadowboxing while balancing on one leg to strengthen your stability.
@@akhotinbxng thanks man!
Өте мазмұнды. Сіз және Петр Ян мені шабыттандырады.
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how many rounds each drill?
Well that depends on how you structure your training sessions
I like UKRAINE BOXING VERY CLEVER TECHNIQUE ❤❤❤❤❤
Glad you like it!
How can i just bounce so low from the ground im doing it so exagarated 😭
Practice it slowly and then with practice decrease the range of motion and add speed
@@akhotinbxng Thanks !!!
Hi
Hello :)
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а у вас спортивное звание есть ??
Немає
Temel Boks Ukrayna Güzel. Anlatmış.
Yessir! Thanks the comment
This looks harder and more tiring than the standard boxing.He can barely instruct because he is out of breath.
Yeah it requires more energy. Oh I was out of breath because I was a bit sick so showing the drills and talking at the same time gave me a little trouble
@@akhotinbxng I hope you feel better and I still respect the craft.
Ура бивол
First
Yessir 🥇
Its very nice,but you spend lot of energy.
That’s why it’s mostly used in the amateurs where you only have 3 rounds
Or you can get in shape. I fight this style and have no problem yea as I'm getting ready to go pro I pace myself but I also just work harder on improving my cardio to make my movement better and endurance longer
Shorter people 😂 racist 😂😂
Haha didn’t mean to offend anyone
Just kidding bro 🤣 I'm tall by the way 😉@@akhotinbxng
Why are you not at the front? Nevermind, soon Ukraine will be part of Russia.
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