3 Signs to Know Which Punch is Coming at You #shorts

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Tony Jeffries shares 3 signs to know which punch your opponent is throwing at you. Being prepared for self defense is very important because we will never know when do we need to fight. 9 out of 10 times in fights they are going to throw a big right hand so you should be prepared for that.

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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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Tony_Jeffries

i just love how he says "poonch"

dion_sw

It’s all about awareness, you can feel it when someone wants to hurt you

sambarr

Tony you are a living legend! We feel so proud that we are learning from you 😊👍

sameerqureshi-khcc

The best sign I've seen before a fight was a guy zipping up his pockets to make sure his phone doesn't fall out. Shit got real about 4 seconds later.

icheko

I have been in boxing for a month. you are a great coach. watching and learning from you on my days off.

NerusejossSlieksnis

Everyone's gangsta until your opponent throws a left jab

boyunknowm

Genius!!! Man without this lesson I would have never known they were going to throw a punch!!!

nelsonmorales

100% true, almost all street fights I’ve seen and been in have started with a huge overhand right

jessetaft

U really have a heart to make these videos.❤

MrAsadjadoon

I agree with everything except for the last bit where you punch. I've tried this and had...mixed results. What usually works better is either of the following.

1. Throw an elbow. They're VERY effective and a broken hand sucks. Since most people don't condition train their hands for casual encounters, they're likely to hurt themselves as much as the other guy.
Or, my personal favorite
2. Take 2 steps back while drawing your pistol. If they see that and try to attack you still, fuck em. They know what they were in for, you just came better equipped. If they back off or run away (which is almost always the case) then just reholster once they're gone and dance around a bit.

There are between 12, 000 to 20, 000 non-suicide gun deaths annually in the US (a large majority of which are gang related.) But there are between 500, 000 and 2, 000, 000 defensive uses of firearms in the US annually, very few of which have a single shot fired. If someone knows you have a gun, they're far less likely to attack you. But if they do try to attack you while knowing you have a gun, it is more likely to be considered a justified use of force. Because if you get knocked out, the person will have a chance to grab your gun and use it against you. Just saying.

DrewishAF

I've taught my son this;
But I'm still sending him this link.
Sometimes it helps to hear it from someone besides Dad.
Thanks Coach.

chivalrousjack

I been following Tony for awhile now and man the things I been learning have finally payed off . Today I was sparring with my neighbor and I used a combo Tony taught me and I dropped my neighbor strait to the living room floor . He said in his 82 years on earth he wasnt ever hit that hard . Tomorrow I'm gonna spar with his 50 year old daughter as my friend is too sore but he's looking for a rematch . Honestly he's gotta put up some money, I'm not fighting for free anymore, especially when I am confident I'm gonna drop him in the first round . Amazing stuff over here, I went from getting beat up by older ladies and now with the knowledge I've learned her, I'm dropping senior citizens all over the place . It's been awesome I feel so good about my skills

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