How To Throw The Jab | Capping The Jab

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"What you don't lose, you don't go looking for"

[DaJuanFury]

The two people who disliked this probably got their jab capped.

[connorcullum]

The only good thing about this year is the return of marvin cook

[christianford]

Without this man I wouldn't know half of what I know about boxing

[haze__]

No one teaches like you Marvin, I was so happy to see you uploading after 8 years! Lol. You alone helped me excel in my speed and fluidity just by your teaching descriptions. I’ve been training for 15 years too, haven’t seen one like you!

[briangarcia]

I just started boxing and ur one of the best trainer I've watched.

[KThaPhukkinC]

Lol I felt attacked at first, then I’m like, ahhh you’re freaking right.

[trellclemons]

I've been boxing for 7 months and I learn something new every time I watch one of your videos...respect king for all the blessings..thanks

[michaelacosta]

LIFE LESSON: " What you don't lose, you don't go looking for." - Marvin Cook

[robbiemallu]

Haha now when I’m throwing my jab I’m gonna be saying “apple, apple, apple.” In my head 😂

[timothyodaniell]

I keep coming back to this jab tutorial over and over again.

True boxing stance and technique postulated here.

This is not what I want to do. But need to do. I keep coming back to this to keep me honest.

Melvin is the voice of wisdom and true boxing form and technique!

[MuhammadAli-kvoe]

Simplifying the science fantastic coach 🥊

[waynekittle]

Hey man I want to thank you. I'm a old taekwondo enthusiast. And after watching your video, I found that my sliding moves. All my weight was up on the ball of my toe and like you said I was completely off balance. I train alone so it's hard to catch anything that I'm doing wrong so I just want to thank you again

[bengrunde]

Aligning boxer stance behind the jab is such great guidance, to me it validates the claim that it's the most important punch. Balanced use of the jab for protection, as well as to open attack. I'm gonna practice this as a top fundamental of the game, thank you Marvin. You're sharp!

[TonyMontana-monb]

Thank you for the tutorial, veery helpful🥊 greetings from Greece 🇬🇷

[JTMoney]

What he teaches is perfect fundamentals, so watching him will always remind you that you have something to work on.

[ironsandwich]

Ive trained in the past some but your classes and teachings are lightyears past what i learned. Its fast to process and learn because you explain the fundamentals perfectly

[ROCKSOLID]

My coaches are former Pro Heavyweight and light weight boxers. My coach that is a heavyweight fought Povetkin and Tommy Morrison. They have always taught me to step into my jab and i will continue to do that. If someone is trying to rush in there is no need to step in u can just throw it. But this is the only time i have ever disagreed with Marvin. If u are throwing that jab to be offensive u better step into it especially if u dont have the reach advantage. If u using it more so as a defense to keep people away u aint gotta step into it.

[Hans_Hamon]

This lesson was phenomenal. I have been a mixed martial artist of a dozen various disciplines for over thirty-five years. Nonetheless, this was eye opening. Certainly, there is always something more to learn. Thank you so much.

[robvilla_YT]

Crazy, I remember watching Marvin Cook's videos when I barley started any form of striking 7-8 years ago. 8 years later, I'm still learning alot from the details of his content. Thanks!