Advanced Boxing Defense | Intro to Lane Theory

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0:29 - Lane Theory
0:53 - Head Slots
1:37 - Predicting Punches
2:32 - Defense Tactics
3:07 - Sweet Science Defense
4:00 - Lane Theory Drill
4:35 - Fight Strategy
5:04 - Final Thoughts

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[uncertaintysign]

That thumbnail popped up and I spit out half my salad. Genius.

[KineticTrainingLLC]

Please release part 2 soon. I'd pay for this content.

[robertgrundstein]

Proactive....not reactive. Finally. Do they have a Nobel Prize for fight theory?

[aboulding]

Dope. For those of us that learn conceptually first, this is a gem. Coaches teach this and I've been trying to learn it intuitively but I just took a big leap forward thanks to this vid. This explains why pro fights look the way they do too. Elite dudes can't afford to throw high risk - low reward that much, so opponents read and move according to the probabilities. Keep these going!

[justblaze]

This channel is a gem… i love your teaching method..how you start from concepts and principles and then break it down further to technique

[jacobw.]

As much as I love the content of the video, I must say that your thumbnail game is on point. But also....y'know, your content is awesome. Great vid

[heraldofoblivion]

Feel like im watching armchair violence type of video explanation, which is very good cause these types of explanations with demonstrations that is clear and straight to the point are the best.
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[fillyal]

When people describe boxing as the sweet science, they is what they are talking about

[itamarnabriski]

Wow! I've noticed that I have success when proactively slipping and rolling but was not sure why, this ties it all together. The fact that I can now match a specific defence to a situation ... really appreciate your system. Thanks for the great content.

[anonymousanonymoid]

Dude, I love you. Learning so much useful information about boxing. Implementing it into my training to make it muscle memory in months and years time.

[WukongWilson]

Being first to the solution, yes this is the truth of speed wins!

[mdilla-nhek]

applying this to mma and muay thai with adjusting distance and round vs straight attacks is such a gem for striking in general, game changing concept!!

[Acoto]

Hope you upload a continuation of this soon. Even this bit has helped me a lot in sparring.

[Paul-qmk]

Wow . What a depth of knowledge! Thanks 🙏

[higherfrequencies]

I love this video. I would love to have a further deep dive into these positions and attacks. Thanks Coach!

[zvezda_]

this video just dropped a bomb of information on me I had no idea existed, I will now dedicate as much time as I can to master this lmao

[robinhere]

Quality stuff, enough time and for sure this channel will be as big as fight tips too #guaranteed

[guts]

loved the tip about circling outside someone’s jab hand so you only really have to worry about their jab

[amare]

Golden information. I'll try to work these in my sparring.

[Cjthetechnician]

This is absolutely solid information. Rare to find