"Beginners will pull an MC Hammer in the middle of the ring" cracked me up

Finally after 25 years i learnt how to do a MC Hammer. Thank you so much.

Hey JT, the video is cool and everything, but I think we can all agree what we really need is a 20 minute video on those sweet MC Hammer moves.

43 and just started boxing. This is exactly what I needed. Thank you

Charles Lamb was a WWII British Naval pilot who was also a boxer. In his book about the war, he briefly mentions the secret to his success as a boxer. He was tall and his number one move was jab and step to the right. Thanks for giving me a visual reference of how this works. I have struggled on my own trying to figure out how to make it flow. Now I know.

Thank you for all the value you've given us for years. You have made a difference in a lot of peoples lives.

One of the best boxing channels on the net, thx for the great video JT!

After watching these I've realised that most trainers in my country don't know shit about boxing.

I love your videos. such useful and clear information from someone who knows what he is talking about. one of the few guys on you tube who is genuine.

Great video JT, as a southpaw myself, I'm consistently told to keep my lead foot outside and that's all, it pretty much makes me one dimensional and predictable as a southpaw, but after watching guys like Floyd, Roy jones jr, manny pac, Connor mcgregor and rigondeaux work the inside angles in opposite stance, not following the conventional wisdom of what's taught, it's opened my eyes much more to being a southpaw and for the past week I was looking for videos and article discussing the inside angle, I found rarely anything but this so far is the best source I've come across so far on how to punch and move to the inside and create that angle for the rear. . I'm happy I've come across this. Thanks

Thanks for this my coach is always telling me to keep moving to the right, this is gonna help me with that👍🏽👍🏽

JT can Breakdance, and Hammerdance. Great coaching as always. Too Legit to Quit!

The vertical fist jab while moving to right. This is a very good video. George Foreman, Ali, Joe Louis did these things very well if you watch them fight. All of the greatest orthodox fighter fought very well moving to their right

Awesome video coach! Your foot work is clean and impeccable. Kudos

Just came across your channel. Great stuff! Thank you for taking the time to coach us.

Best boxing Channel on earth... Jeep it up coach. Love from France

Great video!! Thank you for making this.

Another gem 💎 thanks coach 🥊

Thank God i found this video. Used it in my sparring and even against a top boxer this worked a treat.

Another favorite. covered one of my improvement needs

Wow I actually googled how to move to the right and throw punches today, mere hours before the video, but couldn't quite get it from just words. Great timing!

Superb! Thank you.

I laughed so hard at the MC Hammer leg cross part lol. It's true though i've seen some beginners do some funny things.

Bro thank you for sharing knowledge you worked hard to know . I was watching this in the gym during bag work.awesome

all your video's are great, thank you.

amazing video! I took many years to understand what u teach in 20 minutes!

Who the hell dislikes JT’s video?! He’s a Canadian national treasure.

Thanks for the great vid as usual. Moving right with the jab+stepover is unorthodox, something I haven't tried because I thought it was crossing over. Good explanation...and even better MC Hammer technique. An idea for a future video would be feints - how and when you like to mix them in, things you've found successful, etc. Thx JT

thanks for sharing very useful videos and thanks again .

3:24 I can't let it go without saying that this was smooth asf

Thank you mate ,good job

Thanks JT!!!!

Brilliant 👍

Great stuff and very useful

Really great

Your videos are very helpful

Hate that I miss the NY trip, then again I am all the way out west. As always, salute JT

Thank you, Coach, very very usefull.

SUUUUUPER Vid! You started me off I learned so much from you that by the time I got a coach he had to clean up only 1 or 2 things. He saw me as not a beginner. I still continue to come back to get more jewels from you!

Brilliant video. It me years to get the info here in one video!!! I had to sub!!!

Always on point JT love your channel would love to see you do a seminar in London England :-)

First off, love your videos. Secondly in reference to moving right and throwing. I have found that it's possible to step right AND snap the jab and it feel comfortable without "crossing" your legs. Where I came to this conclusion was thinking about jabbing from the orthodox position you usually step off with your left and spring from you right as you go forward or move left. With that in mind when I began to go right I would snap the jab and step right all in one without sacrificing any balance or change of footwork. I also still get that push off from my right foot which is my back foot all in smooth motion. I know it's better to demonstrate than explain but I very sure you understand me. Keep the videos coming brethren!

Thank you very much i have learned a lot from you

hey amazing video , congratulation , this is Richard from colombia south america, you're probably one of the best trainers ...really good.

excellent video.

Congratulacion Teacher!!!!

Thank you i try it in my Sparring Next time :)

Yes so excited that you will be coming to London!! Could you possibly give some tips on head movement/agility without wasting energy? Thanks for another great vid JT

MC hammer move Hahaha. Thanks again JT for the knowledge, keep up the good work.

Boxed on and off for 25 years (now coach) Whenever punching while moving to the right I've always pushed off the left foot to trigger the jab, and moved the right foot first. I tried moving my left foot first; and for the first minute of the drill "I thought this is ridiculous" (it felt really awkward). Then it just clicked, and felt real good. For the second round, I tried alternating between 'my style' (right foot first) and what was taught here (left foot first). I quickly realised the difference in power of the jab is significant between the two styles. 'My style' (moving the right foot first) seems to take power out of the shot (because you're moving away from the jab and squaring up the hips, whereas your style (moving the left foot first) naturally rotates the hips in the opposite direction (into the jab), while carrying a little body weight forward. Love it. Every day's a learning day. I'll be passing this on. Thank You.

Goooood examples, "JT The Professor "

Thank you!

Lol ... The MC Hammer was on point! That deserves a sub!

Moving to the right (against orthodox) also provides great defense against take downs and it's also a great way to throw low kicks with reduced risks

Good work 👍👍❤❤👍👍

Hammer time! JT got some moves... Will you teach that leg cross and spin at the seminars?

great vid jt

3:24 MC Hammer :)

Hi man, been watching your videos for a while now and would really like to come to the London seminar. Your in-depth footwork and punching technique breakdowns and what scenarios they are useful in are what I enjoy the most from your channel.

Fantastic explanations and points! Loved the video and the MC Hammer reference. I know you've probably seen that happen too! Haha.

Красавчик.спасибо .🥊

Move the foot in the respective direction intended... in other words - step right with the right foot, step left with the left foot. Move forward with the front foot and step back with the rear foot. If you're a beginner you shouldn't try to move like the pros or you'll be in trouble. Just my opinion based on ring experience, thanks.

I’m a southpaw and I’ve been stepping with the lead foot first like shown in this video and you wouldn’t believe how many people tell “this is wrong” “you’re crossing your feet” and “ you’re giving them a superior angle” etc.

Damn, wish I would have known you were in NY. I gotta get on your website!

counter: slip left, come back with an uppercut or left hook or hybrid hook

Nice angles my friend. We utilize the same angles in the Martial Arts it's called The V Step or The Triangle.

Hey JT, Thanks for all of the great vids with knowledge you provide! Question, where do you get your gloves from? Looking to buy a pair of gloves that don’t have logos like the ones in this video. Thanks. Keep up the great work!!!

Love watching your videos. when are you in the UK?

That MC hammer spin took my ass out💀💀😭😭

As a southpaw, I've found you need a much bigger angle when stepping your foot to the inside for it to be effective. Do you find the same when you step out to your right, or am I perhaps setting it up wrong?

New move to have in your bag of punches.

Im in London, will be cool to attend

At my gym the coach is always making us drill jabs while moving right but he never gives any specific instructions or details,so I usually practice alternating between shifting by moving the right foot first and jabbing and angle cutting by moving the left foot first at a diagonal like in this video.

Hello i m Di Bartolomeo i m ex Boxing Man from Italy and i living in Germany!

the left leg step is also the key to pivoting to the outside of an orthodox fighter eg I find the left leg step while slipping orthodox jab very effective for not backing away and setting up a pivot right hand counter at an awkward angle but not sure I like the left leg step for moving backwards to the right. it could leave you off balance against an orthodox pressure fighters gazelle left hook, but I guess it depends on distance and timing?

Hi JT - I love the thoroughness of your videos, thank you for the awesome content you produce. As I've focusing on punching while moving recently, I wish I saw this sooner. At this point, I've drilled my body into doing a right lateral step jab off a lead foot push since that naturally drives your momentum to the right. Could you share your thoughts on why you chose to use the back foot over the lead?

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That spin!!!! Lol!!!!!

three pressure fighters throw round the outside. Round the outside. Round the outside.

Your training videos are really good I got question? I been boxing for years few years ago i got left Achilles injury can i still do some of strength training i want to know what you think thanks mate .

Video of how to and perfect uppercuts plz

I’ve boxed for a few years and I only move to the right

Vertical fist on the jab makes since. Haven't seen that before. If i am doing a stronger pop in the jab, would you say turning the fist over gives a jab more power from the shoulder, as opposed to a vertical hand? Mostly a jab is used for distance and set up in which case sacrificing the power for a larger volume of cleaner jabs makes a lot of since. Great video btw.

Thank you so much Coach JT. It’s the southpaw boxer Jeff. I’m a faithful subscriber. Question: based on this tactic is it best for us southpaw boxers to move to our left (dominant side)? If so, this tactic has successfully worked for me in sparring because my orthodox (right-handed) opponents are not expecting it and because it’s unconventional. Also, this tactic works in many situations;however, in boxing we have to make adjustments on the fly. I believe the best answer for southpaw boxers, is to do what works best for us whether it’s moving to the left or right. I will just continue to do what throws my opponents off. I just have to mix it up and be unpredictable. Now, at the highest level, Pacquiao defeated Antonio Margarito, Brandon Rios, Sugar Shane Mosley, Adrien Broner, and Chris Algieri while moving to his left.

Shout out when you coming to London

Mc hammer move was awesome! Lol!

"A beginner is gonna pull an MC hammer right in the middle of the ring..." Hahahahahahahah!!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😅😅😅🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂😂😂

As always this is very good, thank you Jason. Your advices raise a lot my learning curve, my MMA/Boxing coach is impressed and students think i lie when i talk about my inexperience in boxing ^^'. By the way, i would like to know your opinion about Mcgregor vs Mayweather. Conor has a chance or is it a mismatch ?

You are very gifted at coaching. Believe it is a gift from God. I have watched so many videos, I need to go to your store and buy something. :)

A good footwork. In Russia the coaches teach the right movement with the right foot, left - left. It is important that at the time of the step legs are not crossed with respect to the opponent. Move right left foot unusual for me.

Just started boxing at 46. Great sport and top for fitness. Finding the foot placement difficult. Do you have any videos to help me with the turns. Not twisting the left on the left hook.

When is the london seminar?

Hi JTlove your vids I am getting ready for a fights at the end of June I am after some head movement dvds do you have these if so are you able to send them to Australia

JT doing the MC hammer with a serious face is so hilarious.

Can you make a video on kinetic punching for boxing. My instructor told me that when you hit the bag it shouldn't move that much. If it does you are pushing the bag not snapping.

If you were wearing parachute pants you would have been lifted up w that spin, Hammertime!

I was taught to move your back heel when going right.

I tried the left foot first method but I’m always afraid of being countered as my stance becomes very bladed and it’s difficult to slip without losing balance, blocking feels weird too, back stepping feels easier though. Do I just need more practice or there is a different way to defend while moving to the right?

Hello from Birmingham UK JT, great video👍👍... Have you got the specifics down regarding when you're coming down to London ?

Thank you, good Sir! Somebody is gonna get outmaneuvered soon :D