How to See Punches Coming in a Street Fight

Tony Jeffries shares how to see punches coming in a street fight for beginners. You will also learn here how to defend and throw counter punches. In a streetfight, you will never know what will happen so it is very important to know or see when the other guy is throwing his punches.

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Chapters:
0:00 How to See Punches Coming in a Street Fight
1:47 What punch people throw in street fights
2:36 Where should you be looking
3:18 Where do you want to be standing
5:57 Try to get them to throw the punch
6:40 How to defend the punch
7:17 How to throw counter punch
8:36 How to improve your reactions and flexibility

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[blackpenredpen]

I have learned tons from you these days. Thank you, Tony!

[skd]

I actually started to box 2 years ago to lose weight. I started with rope jumping and then started to punch the bag for a while. Then I met a real boxer and he thought me how to do it right (because I was obviously doing it wrong by myself). He then invited me to his gym and I met his trainer. Now I'm always ready for a fight, but I'm scared I might hurt someone by punching him. The difference between 1 and a half years of amateur boxing vs a normal guy on the street is huge. I am now less likely to punch someone in the face (he might bump his head on the concrete and die).

[richardanderson]

I practiced what I learned from your videos. I'm 55 years old. I have two young sons. An adult neighbor, wife beater and abuser decided he chase my boys back to my apartment threatening them. My boys came in and got me, they were out of breath and terrified. I went outside and this bully was yelling and cursing and threatening me. One fast, stff jab to the chest and he had a second of shock, followed by a straight right that fractured his jaw and his left orbit. Just wanted to say thank you. I was pretty nervous but your training gave me something to bring to the table. The guy moved out two weeks later.

[carlbruhn]

You can't help but learn from Tony. He is a natural teacher. A real gift

[damagedone]

I've been boxing for over 15 years now I'm only five foot five and I'll tell you it's one of the best confidence boosters and self-discipline acts I've ever wanted to learn

[rombenjamin]

Here in the Philippines streetfightingi s very common, as much as possible avoid it as it can lead to death sometimes. Also, most of the time you're not just fighting one person, his homies will start jumping you

[ziwduci]

little extra tip i got from gsp: keep your hands up high during a conformation, rest it on your chin just in case they throw a sneaky punch you dont see coming you can block it

[Hugh_Jurrection]

Tony, you're the PE teacher we all needed at school, and God knows, the PE teacher all kids need nowadays.

If I was a headmaster of a school, I'd be hiring you to train my kids to keep them safe.

I've boxed for years and boxing is one the best ways to develop confidence, good mental well-being and respect for others.

Bless you.

[uberempty]

I learned kickboxing introductory stuff when I was 12. But that alone was a lot more than a majority of people. I learned how to manage my core. Shift body weight and use it to land a powerful punch. As a pretty skinny guy I get tested a lot. I have lost some fights still. But almost all of them ended up becoming friends out of mutual respect afterwards.

First video of your I seen. Good stuff man!

[karrrdo]

I'm not anticipating getting into a fight, but thank you for the tips!

[Negan_]

Totally agree, the boxing stance is enough to make someone question their thoughts process most the time I find. Great video, look forward to the next one!

[eldarkdestroyer]

What an amazing coach, how Tony carries himself makes me proud to be British. If only more people had Tony's general mentality, as people have said, if only we had Tony as a PE teacher. Legend

[ltapex]

#1 one thing for me against my coach in the ring. Street was always easier.Learning to see punches from a accomplished boxer is something that needs to be experienced.

[painfulltruth]

So glad I found this channel, just getting back into boxing training with my 7yr old son & 20yr old daughter, this channel has it all, its a complete how to boxing manual, we are soaking it all up. It's nice to hear the accent, I'm originally from the North East, it's takes me back to happy times. Love the no nonsense approach, no 10 minute intros, straight to the point, high quality content, honestly the best boxing tutorials channel on YT.
Look forward to getting through all the content, thanks.

[robertmccully]

The best way to see a punch coming, is to be ready at all times. And if your ready, stay out of arm's reach.

[johnh]

this is spot on, ive used the positioning and talking hands loads of times Tony really knows his stuff.

[DSeptarov]

Man, I’m in love with the way you speaking, that accent “thru the poonch”! Love British accent since been taught it at school. Being native Russian speaker now living in US and speaking American english. Completely different story.

Love to learn more about martial arts as well and boxing is one of the basic ones, it’s classic!

Thank you for the video! Keep it up!

[Behind_enemy_lines_]

As someone who studied kick boxing for years, I like the way you emphasize the basics. Simple things work and you often help me fine tune things I already knew.

[themishmish]

You're the best teacher . You study all the situation. You even studied Mike Tyson's stance.