Best way to improve your Boxing IQ (Be a Better Fighter)

Tony Jeffries shares 3 boxing tips on how to become smarter in the ring and improve your boxing iq. Boxing IQ is being the better boxer against your opponent in a match. This is one of the things that separate world champion boxers from amateurs. This includes planning for the match to better strategies during your fight.

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Chapters:
0:00 How to Become Smarter in the Ring
0:30 Watch World Champion Boxers
1:25 Throw those Punches
2:05 Your Techniques are not working
3:23 Improve your Stamina

My name is Tony Jeffries, Olympic Bronze medallist now co-owner of Box 'N Burn, 2 boxing fitness gyms in Los Angeles, as well as the Box 'N Burn Academy...this i a sour education program where we teach trainers how to teach boxers

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[golovkinbuhwan]

All this knowledge for free your the G.O.A.T of YouTube ✊

[tannerl]

All of my boxing training has come from your knowledge and I see myself getting better, thank you Tony 💪

[alexong]

Agreed.
After my first loss in my first match, I started thinking what I did wrong.
And I kept replaying the fight again and again in my head, and think of what I could do to win.
Everything I am now, is the accumulation of experiences from my fights.
I don't just spar mindlessly to see who's the tougher man, and let me ego get the better of me. Instead, I started thinking, how to win faster and with minimal damages?
I learn from past fighters like Mike Tyson, Roberto Duran, Marvin Hagler, studying their techniques and implement them in my own game. And the thing is everyone is different, you have to find what works for YOU.
And I teach that to those who learn boxing from me as well

[brandonfish]

1:30 you are totally right. Yesterday i was sparring this guy way more experienced than me and i was thinking i should throw a hook to the body but i was afraid of getting caught by a right hand but I decided to anyways and got caught but now i know why i got caught and i can go back now not making the same mistakes

[reeceberry]

Thank you for your videos, I started boxing 2 months ago at a local gym and your videos have helped me get much better on the bags. I love the fact you have to figure out your opponents next move and the science of the sport, I particularly like working on footwork and need to practice slipping and realistic combos (watching your vids I am trying to perfect the jab - uppercut - pivot hook - 1-1-2) absolutely love that. I can’t wait to build my IQ and start sparring in a few months time.

I’ve always wanted to travel to LA and hopefully one day I can train in your gym. Thanks and love from England 🥊🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[Tony_Jeffries]

Do you got additional tips to improve boxing IQ? Comment down below!!
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[shawnkendrick]

Thanks again, I have definitely improved on my boxing IQ by watching and learning from your awesome boxing videos, I'm 54 and never been better 😁🥊🥊🥊🥊

[saqibtariq]

Love this channel I been following for years!

[MrDnice]

This man is dropping gems of knowledge that would cost thousands of dollars elsewhere. Thank you Tony

[reallegend]

You the best Tony I swear u helped me out a lot appreciate u 💯

[ultrasathens]

Is unbelievable, i can understand you more than my own coach Tony, you are fixing mistakes of many years of training... God bless you

[vivix]

Golden knowledge right here man! Thanks a lot for this video!

[michaelkluver]

Tony, I'd love for you to make more videos breaking down fights or fighters. It's such a cool way to learn the sport.

[spider]

Awsome thankyou for that, definitely got me thinking 💪🏽

[romerojackson]

He's the only boxer I see use showing and telling us the knowledge for boxing. Mad Respect

[omid]

I always watching your video, really good and helpful. Thank you.

[salomonmashu]

I can 100% confirm that it works. I watched your videos after about a year of boxing training and generally had a high interest in watching boxing matches. Then I started watching Canelo vs. Saunders or AJ vs. Usyk boxing fights, watching how the legs move and trying to copy it. My coach said after that year of boxing training I was really talented for boxing, but when I started boxing he thought to himself "I wonder if this is going to work."

[ives]

Really interesting concepts that you've pointed out here Tony, great job!🥊

[ninjadragon]

All his tips are so useful for my training. Tony is the G.O.A.T. Coach!

[omgdflea]

Seeing that I'm not the only one studying other fighting videos to improve techniques is assuring thank you for letting me know I'm not crazy. Was doubting myself for a second there