The PEEKABOO style ❌ #boxing #boxeo #peekaboo #miketyson #tutorial #boxingtraining #viral #shorts

[Aaron]

I’m going to ignore this reasonable advice and keep pretending I’m Mike Tyson in his prime instead thanks

[neththeobnoxioussponge]

Even Ippo started with the basic othrodox stance, he only adopted the peek a boo style once he got the fundamentals down

[twoocean]

Favorite thing about this channel lowkey has to be the Coach Carter coaching style. "I had a sister named Diane. She was always on my case about everything." "I'm in a ditch and you need to ditch the Peekaboo style." That shit on the same level and I just love it.

[voiceoverandmocapguy]

This is so true. As someone who learned peekaboo Tyson style. A lot of people just mimicking and imitate the set patterns without thinking how to use it functionally. The most dangerous boxers are ones who didn’t learn peekaboo for the flash but actually use it sparingly to dodge and counter, not imitate Tyson stance bob and weave the whole time.

[Clipznshits]

A lot of people just go side to side, but when Mike got closer he slipped and rolled punches to get in his range.

[SmokieJay]

Just remember Mike Tyson wouldn’t take this guys advice and stick to peekaboo style until it was mastered.

[lvyy]

Many people forget the peekaboo is very difficult and unorthodox and you need a coach who knows the style to be able do do it correctly. So if you dont then just give up on it 🤷🏻‍♂️

[mikea]

Well, the full peekaboo style included what is referred to as spring, essentially changing angles and position relative to your opponent.. Tyson didn't just go in forward

And part of cus' method, was explosive combos, which get executed when youve done the spring

Peekaboo ala Tyson was more than just high hands, low body.. it wasn't just a type of guard, it also had alot of psychology drilled into it, in short, it's essence was all about surprising your opponent

[harleyzeth]

The biggest misconception about Tyson's style is that it revolves around a squared up stance. The reality is that his stance is a regular boxing stance that would appear to change because of how he would move in relationship to his opponent. He would lateral shift deep towards their backhand, making it appear that him and his opponent are now in a "square" stance, leaving them BOTH open for attack. This suits Tyson because of his handspeed and other advantages. There is no such thing as "peekaboo" style boxing. Cus NEVER called it that, the media did. Good boxing is good boxing, period. The only reason it looked the way it did is because Cus's fighters happened to be so good that they could face opponents even if they were at a size disadvantage. This led to Cus's students relying on their elusiveness to fight, which made it look a certain way that the media would later call "peakaboo." Make no mistake, this style of boxing has nothing whatsoever to do with relying on what you saw Tyson do, it works for all body types and all matchups.

[mrpgarner]

I like the fact that he’s dressed like Little Mac.

[ericzinc_]

If you wanna do Mike Tyson peekaboo style he said on an interview that you need to be square facing your opponent instead on on an angle so you can move left and right faster instead of forward an backwards. Peakaboo style is a form of brawling which means the user most of the type pressures forward so there’s really no need to keep that back foot, just have good balance.

[amber.aakhtar]

I couldn’t get my stance right which effected my footwork -the foot to heel explanation and example has made me understand far better then any coach has explained to me which often left me feeling humiliated frustrated and feeling dumb -
Now I can see the connection it’s stamped in my mind Thank you guys! ❤

[Mustard_Dispenser]

I coach for a living, and I wholeheartedly agree with y’all.

[notthedd]

Imma keep it real w I chief I don’t think the greats quote on quote “mastered” shit before they moved onto their unique fighting styles, I feel like they developed their own style pretty much from the beginning

[watfunstu]

couldn’t agree more

mike tyson did well with the peekaboo style because his coach was cus d’amato, and because he was mike tyson

there’s a reason it’s so rare to see a successful boxer use this style, especially in the modern age

[mdasadrizwan]

AAH yes Hajime no ippo, one of the GOAT anime

[cpt.macmillan]

The peekaboo style isn’t a bad form, you just have to practice and you practice for every style/form to perfect it. It never always is easy nor effective at first.

[LewReviews]

It even explains in the anime that this style of fighting requires immense lower body strength and mobility. They even touched on the fact that ippo was working on a boat growing up and this vastly increased his balance and natural strength in general half of the anime is about how hard he has to train people want to learn this style don't understand that it's 90 percent lower body along with perfect control of rotation of hips. It's one of the most demanding fighting styles even in the anime they reference the fact that he should not use it repeatedly though a fight because it's a double edge sword you use momentum to increase power but if you get caught you have your entire body weight being forced into a counter and it's likely going to knock you out.

[spencermorningstar]

y'all prove here that being flat footed is not bad

[boxingchamp]

I’m a under 6 foot heavyweight and im very muscular, strong, and heavy this style helps me so much I’ll never ditch it