How To Punch Someone Using The Shoulder Roll Defense (The Philly Shell)

How To Punch Someone Using The Shoulder Roll Defense (The Philly Shell). This video is from a question Tom received asking how do you defend the philly shell. There are many ways that Tom Yankello will break down for you on how to punch someone using the shoulder roll defense. Today Tom Yankello of the @World Class Boxing Channel shows you one way you can attack the philly shell shoulder roll defense. In this video, Tom is in a predominantly philly shell position and you end up catching the jab and roll with the right hand and then comes back with his own right hand. So the opponent starts to learn that you are catching the jab, roll with the right hand and then counters with the right hand. So he then throws a one two causing him to roll with the right hand, this time you feint the right hand and when he rolls back to throw his right hand, you catch him with the right hand. Countering with the right hand is a split second. It all comes down to timing. Tom then shows you how to practice this drill on the pads. The feint is so disguising because of the way he throws it. So when you practice it, you throw the right hand just a quarter of the way out which baits your opponent to come back and you punch him then with a straight right hand. This is just one way to attck the philly shell by using a feint! Tom Yankello will be back with more ways for you to attack the philly shell!

0:00 Introduction
0:43 If I'm in the Philly Shell
1:55 How to counter the shell
3:00 Feint the Right Hand
4:00 Padwork Drill

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[callumlarson]

Brilliant teacher, admire all your work boss👊🏻👊🏻🥊🥊

[IkeNMicTV]

I love how they capture the whole scene a lot of videos leave the lower body and feet out. Which is very crucial I rewind these videos countless times just to watch the footwork.

[PhoenixProdLLC]

Sounds a little tricky! 😁👋👋🎶 This might be asking a lot - and i looked but didn't see in your playlists here - but maybe could you do a video on how/when/where/why you became a trainer? There's tons of videos on boxers and that's great, but there's a mind behind every Boxer that influenced their fighting methods and style right? So if you haven't done a Bio video maybe your could do that some time? And who you favorite boxers/trainers are, if you have any?

[danieltrivino]

Talented coach. Very rare these days.
He inspires his pupils.The young man has good form. Kudos to Coach &Pupil

[alcalc]

Chavez defeated Roger Mayweather R.I.P by feting the right hand and creating angels. No boxer 🥊 that I can remember ever fentied the right hand

[coachcarlow]

This trainer has grade A skills.Ive been watching him for quite some time and with well over 20yrs around the gyms, I can say he knows what he's doing. Teaches the total package. Distance, head movement, fakes, counters, rolls, etc. The is 💯 in my book.👍

[kmonodal]

Canelo try that and it didn't work with him
Floyd was just ducking the right after the fant
And right after canelo try to time the dack under he just grab him
And he try to time him coming in to grab Floyd didn't grab or duck he just jump back away from the counter
And he control him with the lead hand all night long

[gamerx]

What about gazelle hook to attack on a philly shell?

[kiowhatta]

Feints and setting traps really are the key to breaking down the shell. If you're a hard puncher, landing shots on the arms, shoulders, can be effective. Also, mirroring can work.

It's a very hard style to beat if the guy has blinding speed, good balance and throws good counters.

[gmoney]

I love his instructions but that kid is sharp, I hope he's not losing site of his future because in all the videos the kid displays discipline and can probably be someone to look for and right now he's at the right age, so put him in the game coach!!!!

[mzerv]

Lol Logan Paul is watching and frantically taking notes. He’s got no chance to beat Floyd.

[TJiscool]

Another great lesson Coach. This is like online studying for a Masters Degree in the Sweet Science... only it's far too much fun for study.

[tjcobbs]

Great video! I ordered some paddles cause of you!

[Антон-цл]

to avoid any blows, you can simply change angles with this protection

[LLJR]

I would throw the jab slip to the left throw a left hook or throw an over hand right and lean to the left so your not in the middle or I would jab step to the right hit the kidneys with a right hand than throw a left hook . Basically if your fighting someone who is doing the Philly shell is you stay away from the middle so you’re not hit with a right hand or right uppercut

[TheBobbyreece]

Love it. Maybe emphasize that once they roll with that 2, the second time their own straight might be looking for you.

[eddlzilla]

Interesting techniques but I also think back to what Rocky Marceano would do, and its different. He would have focused on destroying the front arm, aiming at the elbow joint or forearm.

[Andrea-peiw]

There is a tall lanky dude I spar that always drops into the philly shell when I corner him. But he dont know Im watching this video 😂

[Mil_Spec_Spartan_]

Ironically, beating up a guy named Danny is what got me into boxing xD… somehow I think this Danny would kick the snot outta me 😅

[kobiecamp]

In all actuality faking shots to get a person out of any defensive position can result in landing shots on what's been open.