Boxing: why can't I reach him with my one-two?

Alexey corrects the common one-two mistake.

[AlleNamenSindWeg]

Not gonna exaggerate, if you already know how to throw hands, this man is the best boxing coach on youtube. The attention to detail when it comes to body movement, and in particular the way he explains weight shifting is unreal. In this video again. That small jump straight up before the right cross is just money.

[shahabmohseni]

I feel like I am learning a totally different sport that actually works.
Every time I watch his trainings I am like, "oh, that's why I couldn't do it 😬"
His attention to detail is amazing.
And I love the translation 😂

[liamfinlay]

This teacher is more about fighting philosophy, than an insctructor of patterns.

He is explaining not what to do, but how to do.

Not WHAT to think, like a pattern. But equipping people with HOW to think.

I think this way of teaching is AMAZING.

[GuyFromTheSouth]

"Its better already because your right hand didnt start before your feet" That quote really helped me out and made me understand balance alot better. Thank you.

[TheGjkddk]

I’ve watched many videos and never have I seen one explain this way of shifting your weight into your punch. Thank you so much for the beyond excellent tips.

[Furthermore]

Brilliant trainer. Pure science his vids. Learnt more watching this than the gym

[fujitafunk]

Even the “shape” and form of his body when he throws that right, suddenly looks like a pro after the trainer explains it.
Correct body mechanics and technique will always trump sloppiness through speed.

[IHS]

Pure Genius, , , the way this fine gentleman explains the basic fundamentals & more advanced techniques is second to none. Such an endless wealth of knowledge & experience.

[brambersig]

He’s a dangerous humble man and also a great teacher 👍🏽🤜🏽✊🏽🤜🏽💪🏽

[MarcianitoPorCientoReal]

I just discovered this channel and I’m already a fan. I’ve been boxing for around 2 years, but the way this guy explains everything is like I’m new to boxing, just insane amount of knowledge and details.
Greetings from Mexico, you have a new subscriber.

[arielperez]

I had a trainer be straight up rude to me from the beginning. he made me feel like I was dumb instead of actually helping. I never quit but I did stop interacting with him. I don't even pay him. He just a random trainer thinking he helping. (which he probably is just not my style of trainer) Trainers like this man are cool and my type. Respectful kind and direct.

[felixcertus]

this coach does immensely great job for boxing. pure talent. thanks coach...

[stephonjames]

This is gold. Thank you so much Coach!

[hoanghieple]

This video is immaculate, and you are an excellent teacher. Keep going

[Great_PatBingsoo]

This is one of the best videos I’ve ever seen on boxing footwork and balance. Footwork and movement is everything.

[eddieco]

Awesome trainer. I’ve been looking for details on why front foot is canted and he explained it so well with the “keep him square in between both feet”

[flyingmalkie]

Ive never physically boxed for long enough spells to be a proper athlete or that good in person, but ive always had a bit of an eye for these kind of things, motion, weight, energy. As well as coaching a wide variety of people and trying to find the best methods to train very subtle improvements, the best training method i have found, for boxing, same applies to other fighting sports) is no hand training.

You can spar/heavy bag/pads, make it a game if you want. You just put your hands behind your back, and use your shoulders as your hands. Focus on using your footwork and body rotation for maximum power, speed, efficiency, and recovery. A very light effort dependant workout. You will soon feel your naural fighting idle potision to be a bit lower, your core more constantly engaged. Then when you add the punches, they become easy due to the body handling the propulsion, the power an increase with adding more of your bodies weight to the kinetic chain, better flush connection with positioning and elastiicity of the arms, try it

[reesecain.fitness]

Im an amatuer boxer whos had tonnes of injuries, this turned me into a sparring partner, slow, plodding brawler. I am finally back fit and trying to drill skill and fluidity. These videos are perfect. Thank you!

[petepablo]

Best boxing coach on YouTube. Never saw this lesson somewhere else although it’s so important. This is why I felt the opponent was always too far away

[BestFightScenes]

Quite an amazing teacher. As others have mentioned, his explanations are so precise and practical.

To see the student’s movements and understanding grow within those few minutes says so much to me. Thank you. Subscribed and looking forward to more lessons.