He just learned to throw in combos and is slightly sharper. I could have a novice doing this in 2 week with 2 hours of training a day. No power at all

@@joys8634 get me there coach

Yeah he’s progressed incorrectly. Not putting him down or anything. But if you’re learning wrong then what’s the point? Day one training is keep your chin tucked. Use a tennis or lacrosse ball. Keep you hands up. Who cares if you can throw a punch if you get floored. Practice correct so you don’t have unlearn bad habits later which can be very hard to do.

​@@joys8634 ok cool guy. Show us

@@joys8634 haha. I believe you. I always did self taught as well but always knew I’m missing a lot of little things that can be taught in a short period of time if I went with a trainer

@@truthhurts6327 that’s what sparring class is for. Self teaching form is ideal. Don’t be trying to get snooty when I’m trying to congratulate someone on their accomplishment

Yeah, self taught and will be put to sleep by someone with the fraction of time put in but with a trainer, experience and expertise matters, self teaching only gets you that far.

@@TolerantAcceptingModernCommuni you sound like a bitter hater/washed up boxer cause where’s your videos of you practicing your craft?

I taught him

@@dariuscedillo634 if that’s your student, he’s an axe. Keep him sharp

😂

Orthopaw....

switch hitter, looks pretty convenient with changing stance 😂

😂😂😂😂

Those type of fighters are the most dangerous

"Keep hands higher." And do what? Punch the chain? LOL

@@StephenReeves-un6mu bruh. i mean when you haven't thrown the punch yet, you need to cover your face so you don't get hit.

@@TheLemon420 I know man, I feel you. I just thought it was funny since he's so tall and the bag is short.

yup. go to any boxing gym doing this shit and they will eat you alive, coaches and other boxers

@@TheLemon420thought the exact same thing. Can’t let defense be your weakness. You can also strike marginally quicker when your hands are already face level too. Time for a shoulder workout 😂

Definitely, he looks alot better but by week 105 he should look alot more polished. I had a coach from day 1 and me and a bunch of other dudes was having amateur fights in like 8 months.

Need coaching off the get. Then train on your own. My man here is still arm punchin @ week 105

You don’t really need a coach but you’ll want one. Just more convenient. You could just follow a boxing coach here on KZfaq and you’ll see exactly what mistakes you shouldn’t be making and work on them. You needed a coach 20 or so years ago, but not in the time we live in now.

@@kingbucketz182 😂😂😂try getting in the ring self trained with a guy who's had one and see how that works out for you.

​@@kingbucketz182 you do need a coach, this guy doesn't know what he is doing.

😂😂😂😂👏🏽

Nah that’s what I said

U think ur Creed in first week till u do sparring🥲😂

@@WarrenTafah good if u fighting a short fighter lol

Week 1 you feel like all your punches are pillows followed by ugly ass form😂😂but practice will always get you better

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@@sakuparkkonen2959 💯💯 Same to you‼️

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This is great advice 👏 I would say you don't need to spar often if you are doing it just purely for fitness, but you definitely need experience of sparring, to sharpen technique.

You never understand many things until you spar: 1) how hittable you are 2) how elusive you are 3) how you react to getting hit 4) how to counter effectively 5) the importance of feints 6) your endurance in a fight

he would get slumped against a real boxer he has bad footwork just punching a bag doesn't address boxing needs

​@@aaronnilestoussaint5672no evidence of bad footwork imo, u sounding like a hater... feet look decent... stays under his shots and shows some decent pivots... stance a little too square when letting those combos go and hands a little too low, but not footwork issues.

@@MrBlaqgold I couldn't have said it better. Totally agree.

How old are you ?

Looking into a gym myself been hitting the reflex and speed bag on my own watching training videos for about 2 years on and off but been doing it for like the last 6 months consistently self taught boxing has helped me lose 105 pounds I was 280 2 1/2 years ago now I’m 175 on a bulk

@@briansewelloutdoors8404 man that’s awesome brotha, keep it going you’re doing great 👏

Best comment so far and 100% right

Different for different people.. iv had wrestlers/BJJ guys that come through with all types of bad habits that pick things up really well, same with a few Muay Thai guys.. sometimes it can be better to have a foundation to start from, personally I think it all stems from the willingness to learn consistency and hard work. But if your self taught and stubborn, not willing to relearn it he correct way, then your gonna have a hard time evolving as a boxer for sure.

Yup

Untrue neuroscience says otherwise

Bollocks. He has a good cardio and rythm, he just has to learn how to stay compact and not to fall with the upper body over the punches.

It doesn’t work though you need to shadow box for hours in perfect form under a coach Resistance shouldn’t be used for shadow boxing it will create bad habits makes you lazier for the hand retract back to stance Showing up in the gym Shadow box and spar No extra stuff

@@momoghost I actualy agree with you, but from what I gathered, the man in the video trains exclusively by himself, so it made sense to me to suggest resistance bands. Do you have any suggestions about how to condition his hands into retracting back to guard by himself? It a sincere question, I am not being ironic

​@@momoghost Did you not read the title of the video...

@@ioannisbougios1451 my suggestion would be to wear a baseball cap. Your chin should be tucked down far enough that the brim of the hat blocks the eyes of your imaginary opponent. When you throw a strike your glove should return to the side of that brim.

Yeah i dont think guys gonna spar look at these clean ass gyms.

Was gonna say the same, its good to beat up a punching bag but if he leaves himself open to getting clocked in the jaw it can be bad

@@zachthemangod1512Rocky’s “blocking punches with his face” technique

@@alancastilleja6394 exactly, this is how you know who has boxed and who has not

⁠​⁠​⁠@@alancastilleja6394it’s a general principle of boxing, keep one glove up protecting your chin when throwing anything with the other hand, so obviously it’s going to be a general tip. Also, yeah it’s great to be able to manage distance and not get hit but even the greats at this will train keeping their hands up, obviously it’s not applicable to every punch you throw but you want to do it so much you make it a habit, that way you don’t get put to sleep when managing your distance goes wrong, or you get put in the corner etc.

⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠@@alancastilleja6394but I agree, turtling up isn’t always the answer but it’s good to have in your arsenal, instead of throwing and having your chin in the air (like the video) and yes I also agree that only using the bag for punching is useless but i for one do sessions where I only do punching and other where it’s solely footwork and managing distance and being not so focused on hitting it hard etc

Did you not read the title of the video...

@@malekat8539 I dont see what the title has to do with my comment. Yes he was self teaching and yes he spent 105 weeks doing something you can learn in a boxing gym in 3 weeks. They dont contradict buddy.

@@toptoon8180Not really, you ain’t getting your hands conditioned like that in 3 weeks lol

SHUT UP MATE

Lmao bro you don’t need to give any advice you’re outta shape. You play UFC stop it

as a counter puncher, we love when they throw punches then lower their guard

Some people rely more on head movement and footwork than blocking the head

@@darkmagician1710 yeah but when you throw a punch, a counter punch will be faster than your head movement, always put your guard up, its better

@@darkmagician1710 yea and that can be fine, but honestly even if you want to be like that you should still practice getting down a good foundation of keeping your guard up first

I realized he switched.

I appreciate you brother. 🤝🏿💪🏾🙏🏾

@@WarrenTafah 💪🏽✊🏽🤝🏿

​@@TheMelanatedMonsterspecially jogging bro the most important for your good stamina also jumping rope for the good balance, then shadow boxing, for the head movement you need is a long a rope and a Mineral Water bottle you need to avoid hitting your head of mineral water bottle imagine that is a hand of your opponent 😂 then combined it with your footwork and punches.

Okay need ur help

@@colbyleon131 I'd be happy to help. Did you just want a few tips or where you interested in an online course?

@@Nomad04. online course

I agree with what you said but you have to understand that pretty much every martial art is a life journey towards mastering it, with a coach you will just improve at a faster rate, whereas self taught you will hit a plateau and its highly unlikely that you can overcome it without a coach.

Maybe its "easy" but not easy to be good at.

feel like this is the most valuable comment this guy could actually use to increase his game

Yuppp very helpful comment, and idk if bro already does , but he should be sparring other trained people as well . Sparring helps a fuck ton in actually progressing , at least in my experience l.

Bro what that’s what boxing is

@@SusPastorFoundBrutallyMurdered no duh clown. Look at his form in the beginning; look at his hands when he punches. He was pushing the bag and not punching it. But apparently you don’t know what’s going on. I’m pointing out his punching because everyone sees the obvious form and foot work changes. I’m complementing the guy. Tf.

@@icyygeminii9091 I literally train mma tf you mean I don’t know what I’m talking about I’ve been boxing since I was 15 and I’m 20 now it’s you that don’t what you talking bout that npc ass comment ofc his punching got better that’s half of the equation most of the time if your footwork gets better you’re hands will follow

​@@icyygeminii9091he definitely improved but he could have been this good a lot sooner if he had a coach, his boxing is below average

Salute to all the self taughts 🫡

Why would they be self taught? Not sure the logic tracks there

Exactly!!!

Not everyone can afford it, but if you can it would def help a lt5

​@ok2635 but he's in a gym...

No tf it’s not lmao, Boxing is learning how not to get hit. Defense always wins more than Offense and if you think I’m bullshitting, then what do you think Mayweather was all about.

Lol its the complete opposite dummy!!

@@samotrill5879what about MT

LOL... A cobra bag!!! He needs boxing lessons.

@@neilmerlino6475 tell me you've never boxed without telling me