If fury isnt smart hes gonna get caught by something and that'll be that

@@liampope3326 lol I’m from the future

@@drewboulton7276 damn this the type of shit I was saying 2 years ago, no wonder no one liked me

@@liampope3326 hahaha that’s actually quite funny

honestly yes. I used to be so afraid that i basically turned into a one handed fighter strong jab and whipping left hook.

TGL05 nah I’m just gonna like to show my approval

@@primitivojdavis k lol

You know I started the original fighttips channel in 2005, but KZfaq shut it down in 2007 because we had a street fight video as an example of 'what not to do' in a fight.

Danyal Yahya y r you chatting shit knockouts r susceptible with weight anyway 😂

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@@khabibthebear-whisperer4740 you must be a really intelligent guy to figure that out

@@Seewhogetsluckyfirst I'm the real Khabib

@@khabibthebear-whisperer4740 about as real as caitlyn jenners tits

rodentsniper of course! Anthony Joshua began at 18, George foreman at 19, and sonny Liston began at 20 so yes

sure m8

If you put in the work yes

rodentsniper is that even a question lol

100%.. im 25 and when I was 16 I thought I was too late for Muay Thai, how wrong I was! Never think youre too old for a new skill. You're still growing both in mind and body, perfect time to begin boxing. Best of Luck!

Marius VanDamme honesty if you don’t want to get countered just make sure you hit them with it haha. Have your other hand up and keep your chin tucked too obviously but hitting someone hard takes a lot of the power of of their swing. Plus unless you practice this a lot it’s more dangerous than useful because is you go the wrong way you could walk into a hook without knowing it and since you don’t see it coming it could knock you out

@@jamesoblitas6280 Its usually the jab that gets me when i go for a straight. Not every time, but often, especially if the guy I am sparring is pro.

Right, they're talking about after the right has been thrown.

no shit sherlock.

@@mclovinthewalrus2375 wanna salz ??

@@DoomRater no, they are talking about leading with the right cross. Pay attention.

@@superawesomejeff I did pay attention. You'll never lead with the right hand if you're too afraid because you keep getting countered after you throw it. The video specifically tells you what to do AFTER you lead with the shot.

Maybe if you're boxing. In mma you'd want to have most of your weight on your back leg, keeping your front leg light so you can quickly check leg kicks and prevent injury if a leg kick DOES land.

@@killinqsworth1156 While "punching" you should keep 50 50 weight. Man, I heard this from ExpertBoxing KZfaqr. I advise you watch his video. Search "two legged punching".

@@L.I.T.H.I.U.M will do brother

But what if you're a southpaw? Going for a left-handed high five is unusual/suspicious and my right is weaker.

not really other than getting comfortable with being in that position which is hard

Spar with your freinds and look at your oppenents shoulders/eyes and just practice as much as you want

Double it up. Mixed with feints. Are use as feeler land your counter right

Yes but u have to get out quick or take down, thats if u wanna grapple

nitin bhatt thanks that clears things up for me

Depends on when u are fighting. Otherwise once month.

It's optional Robbie lawler never did and his a beast

if you go light, then you can basically go every training session. personally i am an advocate of light sparring because getting hit in the head is never good. going hard to the body is just fine, because that can make your body stronger, but never ever to the head.

@@nikonxxx Like the person before me said, Robbie Lawler doesn't do sparring, and neither does Tony Ferguson, an odd thing for a pro fighter, but hey, it seems to work well for them, so who is anyone else to talk? My advice is also good: when you are sparring light, you can do it more often, because the risk of injury is significantly lower and you still get to put in the work. It's very easy to switch from light to hard. And you seem to be projecting your own insecurities with trying to put others down by saying "your not a fighter. And never will be..." Surely you see how that sounds.

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you sound cocky but i get what you mean lol, you just gotta not put too much power in it in sparring, you can still throw it.

@@l.z.6553 nah I'm joking bud . I'm a muay Thai fighter. There's no such thing as sparring in my club sadly

Illusive fuck your right hand and the damage you think you have

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Rambo K I watch KZfaq video about it and they said 6 months

It’s obviously different for everyone depending on how flexible you are. Just practice instead of asking how long it takes

varies massively depending on genetics, how much you train and how early you started training. If you start training after your teen years then it will be very difficult, and might be impossible

Depends on your age and gender. I've stretched for a year (2 times a week) and I'm able to land a head kicks on people who are around 190 cm (I'm 170 myself) without much difficulty.

Watch how they move, how they respond to their opponents movements, you'll see patterns and styles after a while

@@IridiumAxle Thanku brother

train your left hand, *the non dominant* ,its always useful to be able to use both hands(ambidextrous),make your left hand *dominant* just as your right hand,try to write with it,eat with it,and train fighting skills with it,it may not feel right at first but gradually the left hand will be normal to you,it may take days,weeks,months but you will get it, *take my advice*

Amazin Gamer Thanks dude, I really needed help. But will my dominant side still be a strong as it is now?

I think so but practice with the left side,when you hit from the right side your practically more vulnerable,when you hit from the left side you have more of an Advantage etc.

Sounds like your pushing punches. Try more snapping

stunning wrestlers why