How to Box Like MIKE TYSON ? (Peekaboo Style) | 2021

In this video I will teach you how the peekaboo system work: footwork-head movement-angles.

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[lukehaworth]

Mike Tyson's feet were not strictly square on he used a peekaboo style with traditional stance a lot of the time. The man was an anomaly

[cheezeofages]

The mention of how Cus implemented a scientific style not common in boxing at the time makes me recall how whenever you hear Mike talk about boxing he sounds like a student of a science. People talk about the ferocity of Mike Tyson, but he was super scary because Cus refined and fused that with science. The Hajime no Ippo trope of a perfect fusion of science and animal.

[LastDissidents]

Most important factor is the relationship between them. Mike have a unimaginable big soul. Cus motivated him!

[demarcheers]

Best demonstration of peekaboo footwork I've seen on YouTube. Thx

[ClintAlexander]

I've been training peekaboo for a few years and it has greatly improved my defense as well as offense.

[ssbreon]

Fantastic summary of Peekaboo! Very close to how I've been training it.

[ruirodtube]

You only covered part of the technique.
Mike torqued his body to accelerate the punch and kept his arms close to his body which increased punch power and speed.
He also pushed up with his legs to accelerate the punch.
The arms traveled side ways and over short distances getting power from the legs, body twist and shoulders combined.
They also had a number system which designated blows to different parts of the body and they would work on those combinations.
And IMO the ‘deadliest’ combination was a blow to the ribs from the side and a uppercut between the arms after the opponent moved his elbow as a defensive reflex to protect the ribs… impossible to counter!
Also, they would train not to get punched by shifting the head several times after punching.

[mpgrewal]

Tyson is not "one of the best". He is "the best". Period.

[misterr_chadsgaming]

My coach told to me to use this stance, he didnt really tell me anything about it, or even mention it was pee-a-boo style, then i looked at the mirror, reminds of somebody, i search it up, it was Mike Tyson's stance, oh well.

I just got interested in boxing 4 months ago, signed up to the gym 3 and half months lol

[hlf_coder]

I was surprised when Tyson himself said style doesn’t matter on Joe Rogan’s podcast. Rogan asked him about peekaboo and he just kept saying heart is what matters and not style. He refused to give it any credit for his success

[RafaelBorgesRDB]

Interesting. I'm a chess instructor, and I always say that "Chess is the martial art of the mind". I also compare chess to boxing, as they are VERY similar.

[dridi]

This guy know what his talking about 🥊
Good job u did alot of research as i can see not like those people just talking without studying the style

[saeedasl]

Thanks for the great representation 🙏🏽 Please, do more about Tyson & D’Amato’s approach. We appreciate it.

[RickyMoriceLove]

Thank you. You put this technique into perspective and the step by step instruction was easy to follow.

[denbro]

Great job on the shift. First time I've seen it explained that way. By shifting your weight its almost like adding a slip after your switch that auto loads up your rear hand. Very cool.

[MM]

I love them trainers as a footwork guide, I’m totally gonna introduce this in my classes

[sonracky]

Thank you bro.i make 7, 5 years boxing and you make me change a little my boring routine with usefull advices!!keep going!

[rixcast]

I love how you started with the history of the peekaboo system. Great presentation

[RunningMan]

When you're losing the fight, get in really close to your opponent and quickly obscure his vision with a one hundred dollar bill so you can set him up with a combination. It's the new strategy 😂

[jalloulbouchkara]

This should be one of the best vid about MT style
Keep doing the good job