4 Most Common Mistakes in BOXING FOOTWORK

4 Most Common Mistakes in BOXING FOOTWORK. In this video, Tony Jeffries go over the 4 most common mistakes in boxing footwork that some world champions do. If you want to improve your footwork in boxing you should watch this video.

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0:00 4 Most Common Mistakes in Footwork in Boxing
0:34 Boxing footwork mistake #1
1:08 Boxing footwork mistake #2
1:47 Boxing footwork mistake #3
2:26 Boxing footwork mistake #4

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[glennrudzik]

Tony just found the channel, thank you for all your wonderful work. Really appreciate the important info, just started boxing at 63, but I’m loving it. Awesome workouts. Thank you again, please keep the vids coming. Respect

[vedrangrubisic]

I was into boxing my whole life, but after discovering this channel, I am seriously considering trying it and giving my all. Great work, awesome channel!

[kevinell]

Once again ...simple instructions, easy to follow, nothing complicated ...keep up the good work Tony !

[allanreyes]

Straight to the point and great explanations, thanks Tony !

[c.galindo]

Nice video. Love how you cover basic mistakes that many will overlook and mot set themselves to improve on. Great work

[anujshah]

Hey tony what do you think about Marvin Cooks “true boxer stance” where he has his front foot pointed at the opponent and back foot hidden ?

[gordonwong]

Thanks for another great video coach! I always get excited when I see you post a new video!

[stephonjames]

Thank you Coach. I now know what my next 20 rounds of shadow boxing will be focused on - get rid of my heel toe. Appreciate your videos. It awesome we can learn directly from a successful professional that boxed at the highest level.

[jasonhood]

Thank you so much for all your amazing content. I really appreciate your channel. It is kind of funny the older I get the more I realize the importance of obsessing over basic fundamentals. Thanks again, Coach!!!

[nickdiaz]

thanks coach. always liking new content. this is helping me out . i'm a beginner in sparring.

[dohlilb]

What a helpful video ! Thanks for uploading this precious one.

[lucascardoso]

Hey Jeff, please, teach how to increase balance in boxing when I move and punch. Thank you a lot 😁

[thewhitetiger]

Great video as usual 👌 Thanks Mr. Jeffries for the wisdom 🙏

[zntjxck]

I trained boxing, kick boxing and mma when i was younger, and i love your videos, they are short but full of usefull info and empty of void talking to fill time.

[saidacugnot]

Super advice, thanks 👊🏻💪🏻 !! I tend to make mistake number 2 but I'm working on it 🥊🤘🏻

[andrewchopin]

Great video I remember David binns used to say extend and correct for the last part of the video, stopping bringing feet together and maintaining stance at all times

[brendanhackett]

Love your Channel! Extremely wise advice!

[flacocoque]

It’s really rare to find a video like this I’ve been into boxing basically my whole life and almost no one points out pros making mistakes. They usually just say you’re not a pro you got no say ect.

[brandonjeffries]

Hey Tony Jeffries just found out about your channel last week and learned a lot from your advice great content! I haven't done any real boxing training but I have loved boxing since I was 13 an im 24 now. And have been self teaching for the years and learning from videos and your are the best! And I was wondering can you do a video with combos that move forward with inside punches? Like a Mike Tyson style. By the way AWESOME LAST NAME! LOL

[nikolasavic]

it is great to have advice from former great boxer, now great coach. he knows what he is talking about.