🙏❤️ Appreciate the kind words, Gabe!

Shane whens the next banger vid.

I would like to see Shane sparring with Goro. This guy can hold guard and use other 2 arms to hit😂

Wow thanks so much! Dedicated for life to paying it forward 🙏

man has been killing it for years fam

You’re a cheat code….

Sheesh, that’s like fighting a guy holding a spear. 😄

I think it was a bit, kinda like the famous "two words; find your sword" from hercules lol

Idk what that means "mate" , but let us JAB you in you're face to where you can't breathe and then talk to Coach Fazen about gab 'mate"

​@@Countdownsmiles no this is just good technique

@SaintGermain Onwukeme wassup

Wdy mean by this sir respond please bc it sounds like you're talking shit

It's for sure an easier game if we have a good jab and we are taller than most of our opponents. 😅

I'm tellin' ya

How many kg ? And how much of it is bodyfat ? There is different type of muscle, you can get big but only have slow fiber, or genetically you might just not be gifted with nervous system being able to contract every fiber all at once, both of these you can work on to get better tho, no need to get discouraged, it’s just the journey, and even tho your journey is not UNIQUE cauz I mean, we are a lot It’s still something that is about you so you should always strive to work on your issue ! Gl man

Having big, dense muscles can be great for being able to absorb more damage compared to a slighter frame seeing that muscles are essentially natural armor. But they can also be a liability if you don't train your tendons and ligaments to be able to move that bulk around quickly and/or you don't train enough cardio to be able to sustain operating your muscles in intense bursts of activity. "Explosiveness" is important for making your strikes actually count. As far as your training partner being more experienced than you, that is also a big factor. In addition to probably also having trained specifically for speed, they're likely a lot more efficient at working the biomechanics of their body to achieve power through acceleration rather than bulk. At the end of the day striking power is pure physics according to the Newtons second formula of "Force = Mass * Acceleration", so being able to capitalize on both mass and acceleration yields a lot more power than relying mostly on mass. This is probably where you currently feel like you are lacking as you have not learned how accelerate your limbs optimally yet. Also, don't underestimate what your own strikes feel like. Your partner might have felt them well enough but might not have commented on it out of a sense of pride. :)

Yes, but it has to be minimal with the toes facing forward or outward -- otherwise, your leg will be too vulnerable for low kicks. So don't step too far with the probe step!

@@fighttips Hello Shane, I love your videos. You have superb high kicks; your agility with legs, balance and flexibility are outstanding. I've always wanted to watch a video of you having a few rounds of light sparring with a pure boxer: your high kicks against his boxing techniques (especially if the boxer is taller and heavier than you). Do you maybe have a video like that in which you spar with a boxer who has a lot of boxing experience, but no experience with kicks?

If an opponent backs away, there's not much to do but try working them into a corner, cutting of their possible angles of retreat and then exploding in on them to pin them there. Not much else to do unless you have a reach advantage over them in which case them voluntarily backing off is actually an advantage for you.

Ones that have nt fallen off already

He's not one to make excuses

@@fighttips Yeah, he looks more like the strong, silent type, who can take a punch without even blinking, let alone complaining.

As you can see you re not first Litt ll e Boy...doesn't count either cause ya got nothing to say.. We don't care about little babies wanting attention playing a stupid game and clogging up comments

Thanks for the comment 😉

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