learn to identify TRAPS before it’s too late

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  • Опубликовано: 7 янв 2023
  • A fighter with a high combat IQ will set traps and manipulate your defense. Here are some key points and a drill taught by #boxing Coach Jared Robinson, to avoid falling for traps set by your opponent.
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  • @Last_Chance.
    @Last_Chance. Год назад +38

    5:24. The real trap

  • @levismith8423
    @levismith8423 Год назад +16

    Gotta love when someone who is instructing other people to not only admit his own failures but show footage of it. Shows real humility and respect for the art itself instead of the ego

    • @fighttips
      @fighttips  Год назад +4

      Here to help, not brag 🙏

  • @sacredboxing
    @sacredboxing Год назад +33

    This came out fire 🔥🔥 The intro was a bonus🙏🏾

    • @fighttips
      @fighttips  Год назад +12

      Thanks for sharing your knowledge, coach!

  • @sharpshooter9407
    @sharpshooter9407 Год назад +11

    Definitely will take note of these for my future dates. Can't take any chances

  • @goatman4287
    @goatman4287 Год назад +9

    finally i can watch anime without being terrified

  • @rylewmma553
    @rylewmma553 Год назад +4

    Great upload, these collab break downs are exactly what we needed

  • @BMO_Creative
    @BMO_Creative Год назад +12

    Great Stuff as usual Shane! Jared is sharing some stuff he used to do all the time to win fights! I've watched those videos too! Thanks again!

  • @abii5791
    @abii5791 Год назад +8

    may have misunderstood the title but a great video regardless

  • @gw1357
    @gw1357 Год назад +4

    YIKES. That's one of the nastiest elbows I've ever seen.
    Great video. Great subject. You and Jared together is a LOT of technical precision in one video.

  • @FeralWorker
    @FeralWorker 4 месяца назад

    This is amazing advice. I consume too much martial arts youtube and there are so few that touch on proper details about reading opponents. BJJ talks about "position before submission" but "position before striking" should also be an expression.

  • @KevinLeeVlog
    @KevinLeeVlog Год назад +2

    Great tips with a lot of think about! 🔥🔥🔥

  • @metrolinamartialarts
    @metrolinamartialarts Год назад +1

    Jared is the man. Solid stuff.

  • @fernandopazzetti7403
    @fernandopazzetti7403 Год назад

    This is gold man... Great thinking Shane.

  • @gemini-tkd-sam4104
    @gemini-tkd-sam4104 Год назад

    Awesome stuff as always, Shane. Keep up the good work! :)

  • @romerosneck
    @romerosneck Год назад +2

    If I'm fighting Shane, I've fucked up somewhere I'm scared of everything when his back is turned

  • @UTU
    @UTU Год назад +3

    That's the best title you ever had, for sure.

  • @Twobarpsi
    @Twobarpsi Год назад

    Good tips!

  • @TheHeirdryer
    @TheHeirdryer Год назад

    You took, one hell of an elbow!! Great video :)

  • @AILIT1
    @AILIT1 Год назад

    Do more of these

  • @briarheckler7521
    @briarheckler7521 Год назад

    Man I'm gonna try that in sparring real soon thanks shane

  • @ZakuroBanana
    @ZakuroBanana Год назад

    Going to thailand soon, so this video helps alot!

  • @ChocolateMilkCultLeader
    @ChocolateMilkCultLeader Год назад

    This is amazing

  • @evilkhamzat
    @evilkhamzat Год назад

    My man Shane learned that day sheesh that was a clean elbow

  • @aldente3868
    @aldente3868 Год назад +40

    Certainly an invaluable lesson in today's dating scene.

    • @deece1482
      @deece1482 Год назад +5

      It's pretty easy, they have identifiable features. Shoulder width, hips narrowness, Adams apple, jawline, etc.

    • @s.oddity3640
      @s.oddity3640 Год назад

      @@deece1482 funnily enough, w*men struggle against detecting tr*nnies. Guess that's more proof of their incompetence.

    • @KittSpiken
      @KittSpiken Год назад +1

      @@deece1482 there's also too many piercing, tattoos, dye, cats.

    • @Last_Chance.
      @Last_Chance. Год назад

      @@KittSpiken cats?

    • @KittSpiken
      @KittSpiken Год назад

      @@Last_Chance. a cat is one away from two cats is one away from three.
      Three cats is one bad day away from 27 cats.

  • @techninjajd
    @techninjajd Год назад

    What a wicked elbow. Wow

  • @rauliuxaa
    @rauliuxaa Год назад

    When you miss a strong roundhouse, you can do a spinning backfist or an elbow, when you miss a teep, you can use that as a step forwards either for a knee or an elbow asw, plenty of good set up shots you can do after something doesn't work, just have to keep a mind open.

  • @notdanroth
    @notdanroth Год назад

    between the shoulder and the neck 💯

  • @techninjajd
    @techninjajd Год назад

    What a cool intro. And I get to improve my OQ.

  • @tubbymontana7090
    @tubbymontana7090 Год назад

    It’s beautiful and brutal this chad got knocked out that could’ve been it but he kept going and stuck with it look at him now lost sometimes is a better teacher

  • @eddy3785
    @eddy3785 Год назад +1

    Hey master can you make video about reflex ball

  • @SenseiSeth
    @SenseiSeth Год назад

    Bro that elbow 😮 DANG

    • @fighttips
      @fighttips  Год назад

      My mouth still doesn't have full movement 😕

  • @nathanjones8475
    @nathanjones8475 Год назад

    Hey Shane. I just started kickboxing and had a question. Why do we only wear a mouth guard for the top set of teeth and not the bottom? Won’t the bottom teeth get a bit busted if you get knocked on the chin? Sorry probably a silly question but I’m genuinely curious.

  • @Ssyphoned
    @Ssyphoned Год назад

    The torque on a spinning hit like that just compounds the surprise effect.
    I guess if someone’s showing you their traps in a fight, it’s probably coz they’re setting a trap : p

  • @kermit1211
    @kermit1211 Год назад +2

    I remember Kwonkicker made a similar video about how you can read your opponent through body positioning. Too bad it no longer exists

    • @fighttips
      @fighttips  Год назад +6

      We need a petition to bring Kwonkicker back

  • @thepolticalone961
    @thepolticalone961 Год назад +5

    How the hell did you get up from that elbow...

    • @fighttips
      @fighttips  Год назад +3

      It was an elbow. And I don't know, I was on autopilot at that point 🙃

  • @mxrandolph4539
    @mxrandolph4539 Год назад +3

    Great instructions. I never know when I've been trapped until I get punched hard.

  • @andreib1222
    @andreib1222 Год назад

    Tutorial for your Thailand trip

  • @deemc7756
    @deemc7756 Год назад

    😮🥊

  • @josemucarselsacoto5122
    @josemucarselsacoto5122 Год назад

    🤜🤛

  • @9095
    @9095 Год назад

    Is that Sensei Seth just chilling? 😅

  • @rahulgoyat6126
    @rahulgoyat6126 Год назад

    Please Justin gaethje calf kick technique vido

  • @TheJosephwest83
    @TheJosephwest83 Год назад

    I know it all. How did you know I was going to be here? I mean I already know, but I figure I'd ask.

  • @thepolticalone961
    @thepolticalone961 Год назад +1

    Get admiral Akbar

  • @bananasenpai
    @bananasenpai Год назад

    Is that sensei Seth????? hahahahahaha

  • @sammysam6522
    @sammysam6522 Год назад +1

    Shane please do more videos on self defence? Guys do you remember his fight quick tips and other self defence bullies against bullies. Why did he stop?

  • @s.oddity3640
    @s.oddity3640 Год назад +123

    Well, traps are pretty easy to detect since they have an Adam's apple

  • @dinoiftic5615
    @dinoiftic5615 Год назад +1

    - Mama I want Stephen Wonderboy
    - Son, we have Wonderboy at home
    Wonderboy at home:

    • @fighttips
      @fighttips  Год назад

      ruclips.net/video/kMttdqJDCy0/видео.html

  • @MassacreDLO
    @MassacreDLO Год назад

    First

  • @Charles-hr7og
    @Charles-hr7og Год назад +1

    - scrolls down looking for ladyboy comments .

  • @onehappynegro
    @onehappynegro Год назад

    funny that even non pro fighter would, if possible travel to thailand and fight thai people.

  • @drunkpaulocosta9301
    @drunkpaulocosta9301 Год назад

    Wish i knew to avoid Traps before i met my ex wifes sister

  • @mcnoodles76
    @mcnoodles76 Год назад

    He's talking about perceived affordances. Which can't really 'learned' by thinking or prescriptive drilling. Come on, man. Learn a little of the underlying science about what you sell.

    • @fighttips
      @fighttips  Год назад +1

      I'm not following... What's your argument on why drilling wouldn't help you identify options/threats?

    • @mcnoodles76
      @mcnoodles76 Год назад

      @fighttips yes. 'Drilling' is largely a waste of time with little transfer to the target skill. It can draw attention to where and what to look for. Fighting is too fast and dynamic to be cognitively aware of what's going on. Yes, you can learn to identify opportunities and become skillful, but this is all happening largely implicity. Perception-action coupling is best developed through live interactions. Not static drilling and theoretical mental representations. You challenged the viewers. So seems fair to challenge your understanding.

    • @vnj2263
      @vnj2263 Год назад

      🤓

    • @fighttips
      @fighttips  Год назад +1

      Oh okay, I see. We just disagree on the importance of drilling.

    • @mcnoodles76
      @mcnoodles76 Год назад

      @@fighttips yeah that's fine to disagree. I was just challenging what your disagreement was based on. You've a huge audience. Questioning the evidence for your content doesn't seem unreasonable.

  • @andyfung7878
    @andyfung7878 Год назад

    very gooood