ok liar lmfao

@jake f imagine being so ignorant u comment on a 5yo comment

@@exelkzll1664 corona defo got him bored

XLI xD

Nah don’t believe it

Hmmm funny his first vid was in 2008

Good question

Maybe this one will be off help to you since you are talking about "lower body". /watch?v=AVe3zYJIges

kyokushin karate

Spar with people who strike you often, and do lots of core strengthening exercises like crunches.

simple, abdominal workouts such as sit ups, leg lifts, flutter kicks, planks.

*CONOR McGLORIOUS* 😁

Ah, ok, so you mean if you do a "russian"/casting hook (palms toward the opponent), it's an even greater risk for your shoulder?

he has a video about the first punch

The other day sparring I tried to do a bully rush and just smother a smaller guy all he did was circle and teep my stomach, I couldn't get it on him at all.but that's in sparring I'm not sure how it would be in full street fight setting

Front kick to his ugly-ass face :)

I've been boxing training and sparring my whole life and I agree with you (left hook is my best punch). Close is palm down. Further away palm in.

Because when there in close they throw a real short shot unlike when there throwing looping hooks ...u can put ur body into it but its more of an arm punch so u need ur bicep to scoop ur punch through so that's why it's easier to have ur palm facing ur face for the looping hooks .... But the hook is mainly for short shots in the pocket when ur angling around ur opponents and it's easier for u to use ur rhythm and use the shift of ur weight an the turn over from ur hips when ur palms facing the ground also doin it this way telegraphs less because alls u really have to do is turn ur arm over kinda like a corkscrew ur arm from gaurding ur face directly to a 90 degree angle an throw ur hips into it...for this shot it should b landed wit ur arm at a 90 degree angle the more ur arm goes away from ur face the less power u r goin to ultimately have..words do not do it justice what I'm trying to say but trust me I have years on years of experience I'm more jus here to c what other fighters r up to

Yes, but he gets thousands of comments per video, so he can't answer every single one unfortunately.

i believe he was a pro fighter in thailand and an amature boxer, but very well rounded he know his stuff!

he's qualified to teach. he has few videos if his fights. check them out.

Shin Sanity he is proficient in muay thai and boxing. He has been training for his whole life.

Thomas Bigalow, Palm in is for tighter hooks because your elbows are closer/tighter to your body, whereas palms down flares your elbows up and out more.

Thomas Bigalow palm in for close range, palm down for mid range, palm out for long range. i have heard many call them the american hook and english hook respectively (the 3rd is sometimes called a chinese hook). no single method is the right method, like shane says its more about aligning your knuckles to fit the range of the hook.

Jinarchy like he said how ever your comfortable throwing not many fighter throw both variations no matter what range there they throw which is is natural for them

Thomas Bigalow that’s what I do it feels weird to have your palm facing you, a tight hook feels a lot better and tighter for me palm facing down and for more reach turn my palm towards me

Jon but u know what, the way u described it makes alot of sense the farther the hook the outer your palm is to make the elbow lift to that 90° if I make sence

The best way to test a strike is to just hit some random civilian, preferably and old lady

@@liamwebster6528 olay this fight was definitely 2 years ago youtube has lost its touch because I had lager switched to palm facing down haha

Br uh(get it bruh).....sometimes i give a goober look, but i'm not a goober....well maybe sometimes. Ima get me some goobers now bruh.

Nope other way around

palm down hurts my thumb for some reason.

Scott, maybe it's the way you clench your fist, or maybe you are over reaching, for me the 90 degree bend on my elbow is my most powerful position.

there are videos on that

Tell them that Chuck Norris answered your question once on youtube. They're not gonna mess with you.

I believe the way you face your palm depends on what range you like to throw your hooks.. If your close, palms towards you. If your at medium range, palms down. If your long range, palms away from you. If you favor throwing hooks from close range then have palms towards you. Personally I like to throw hooks from medium range which makes me palms down, I use tight uppercuts at close range and use jabs + crosses at long range. Though I do have my palms towards me when throwing a shovel hook to the liver. Fighttips also says the same thing at at kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mLd9oq54yZuzeWQ.html

@@sayto_00 I love the palm away from you hook, like the "russian" hook/casting hook, and yes, this one seems to have the best reach.I do it often, nearly every day in training. Do you feel it in your shoulder/rotator cuff?I read that there is a risk of shoulder injury with this hook.

That was my thoughts too. My coach told me the same thing, but I usually throw palm in or "stirring the pot" as he calls it, because your hand is in a similar angle to the angle it would be at if you were stirring a pot.

MrKinggodzilla my coach says the same thing! "Stirring the pot"

You got ur coach why are you watching youtube vids

quin mollow For more knowledge.

Ikr

Jord Mac annnnnnd ba bang your hand is broken

Peter Petersen 😂

pretty much

Peter Petersen don't be stupid, palm facing down is the proper way to throw a left hook, threw it hundreds of thousands of times and never broke my hand.

Palm sideways is actually how you break your hand