Keep it up bro I know how you feel, me and my bestfriend are boxers but no one wants to talk about fighting just ps4 and parties

kidda the red Yeah me too man. I can only talk with my team mates but they are way much older than me, and my high school class is full of junkies and gamers.

Butcher6evil III I understand bro, but keep training hard and you'll make it

+Butcher6evil III I'm with you guys.

+Matt Rowold same here

Adam Donovan will shadow boxing increase power and speed just wondering I’ve been practicing for about 3 months now so still a very new beginner and I’m noticing that By instinct I’m always keeping the hand that’s not throwing the punch high protecting my chin

@@jamesmatthews6715 use a training partner or just a punching bag

I’d say shadow boxing helps you build the mechanics to throw punches with both power and speed. But heavy bags, resistance bands and pads are the best way.

the explosive more important than power in punch

@@Eugene_VoidAcid_KLSNKV that is the power….

callum3383 Conor McGregor? Why would you take fighting advice from a social media personality? I think he sells whiskey too actually...

CableReadyTechnoSIut "Social media personality"?? LMFAO

CableReadyTechnoSIut lol. You joking??

It’s a Bruce lee quote McGregor just restated it.. 🤦🏿‍♂️

MadTitanMMA me? Of course not! What’s retarded is putting social media celebrity Conor McGregor into a cage match with Khabib Nurmagomedov! Did you see that PPV? Poor McGregor got mauled! He shouldn’t have been in there, they need *fighters* in there, not a guy who looks like a lost puppy dog. Poor fella got knocked on his ass and then choked out, yikes. Stick to selling whiskey boye.

Learning to pivot on your feet correctly throws your body weight into a punch as well.

I do that naturally so...

you can't use gravity to your advantage when you're opponent is taller than you or even your same height, it works oppositely, but yes gravity can do a lot of damage in certain situations but those situations don't happen often. I can't believe the amount of people that actually think they have fighting knowledge, it's hilarious. I actually fight and train every day, youtube has so many wannabes. Jt is the only one on this comment that said anything useful. Though basics, basics are most important.

Mrwolfguydude "youtube wannabees" i started training kyokushin karate when i was 5; 4 times a week à 2 hours am 16 now guess i still am a wannabe

Dont act like you know how to fight cause I haven't even heard of you in anywhere so don't act like your some great fighter that has the abilities to defeat anyone you want People on the internet are all bluffs

shut the fuck up Jesus

Fer good

those are wrestling or boxing shoes. search on line. good ankle support for footwork

what about knees? got injuries on both of my knees, now they felt out of place and weird to pivot. like theyre loose.

even when running or walking, it felt strange.

I need those them shits flyyyyyy

Lmao

well and thats totally right - and also important because of the fist - you ll break it if you dont clinch it before impact but it is even better to be loose all the time and throw palms

John Constantin palms are very effective and reduce the risk of injury...a hard karate chop to the neck is often overlooked but it is one of the most effective strikes.

A hard shot to the neck hurts like hell! I'd like to warn though that using palmstrikes doesn't mean you shouldn't be cautious of technique. If you hit higher then the bottom of your palm you can hurt your wrist.

+Brent z the palm of yur hand is safe to hit in a street fight , I owe someone ass whooping an my right hand pinky don't bend an that's my power hand

Do u tense Ur whole body

Benacot he must not know that it's power that sends the chin spinning, and that's what knocks them out, normally people saying power doesn't matter are people who have a weak punch and aren't a born puncher.

You didn't watch the video did you?

Ryan Hollenbeck nah, watched about the first half and clicked off, he's full of shit. The title should be, why you shouldn't tense when punching.

Dat Boi exactly you didn’t watch the full video headass. Shut up and watch the whole thing before judging

You obviously stupid, does your punch becomes stronger when you push after the impact? No.

Years and years of practice, my man.

***** Respect!

***** Two years are enough, Shane. xD I mean, if you don't slack and actually like training. Doesn't mean you can stop training though! You need to continue or your speed will die, along with your strength, stamina, reflexes and maybe technique.

Griffith oh wise lord griffith.

BunnyFlufGaming I speak from actual experience.

+G36Jeff w0w nic3 sp3lls!

The Pekiti slap can be devastating. I practice it

***** Hahahah!

Ric Rac melodysheep

Jesus walked on water, and turned water into wine. Be like Jesus and drink from his Word, and you will never thirst again. Now, back to what creates the power of a strike - any strike, hand, knee, elbow, head butt, foot. It's a combination of being relaxed before the moment of impact and being tense, only at the moment of impact, as when, for example, chopping wood with a heavy axe, or hatchet, or as when someone cracks a whip, loosely holding the handle of the whip, until the moment it has neared its intended point, then grasping tightly at impact. Along the way, in the example of the whip, the whip is propelled most quickly and powerfully by offloading the weight of the body, say, for a reverse, sidearm whip, much like someone throwing a frisbee does, when they are attempting to throw one a very long distance - as when one throws a reverse ridgehand strike to someone's kidneys, rotating their hips into the strike, and also, transfering the weight from one foot to the other, and offloading it at impact - POP! Visit my site for more on such principles and concepts, though, this is just the tip of the iceberg. And keep in mind, never did I say anything about such nonsense as Chi power or aligning Chakras or other BS. No. It's physics as applied to the human body, along with an understanding of how we are wired, neuromuscularly, in exercise science called Kinesiology - the study of movement!

Yes i would like to see this as well.

I've always wondering why he hasn't made many videos about blocking, catching, slipping or ducking punches, bescause those things are very important

BigBackyardBrawls he has made videos about that in the past

MrKinggodzilla i said many*

Thank you!