How to Win a Fight Against a Bigger Stronger Person

Winning against a bigger and stronger person seems impossible but on this video, I will teach you how to defend yourself against a taller attacker using effective proven fighting techniques. This self defense tutorial is both for people who know boxing and know how to punch and for people who is a beginner in self defense.

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Chapters:
0:00 How to Win a Fight Against a Bigger Stronger Person
0:36 Big Bullies
0:51 1st thing to do in a fight
2:32 Self Defense if you are Cornered
2:54 Taller Opponent’s weakness
3:25 How to punch and strike a bigger bully

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My name is Tony Jeffries, Olympic Bronze medallist Boxer now owner of The Boxing Fitness Academy, this is our education program where we teach trainers how to teach boxers.

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[Tony_Jeffries]

Have questions about fighting a taller opponent? Let me know 👇

[How]

My dad won’t stand a chance now, thanks Tony!

[syedfarazuddin]

Thanks a lot, now I can defend myself against the class's big guy

[ceinanlawson]

Hey tony, just wanted to say that you’re a god send mate. Your YouTube content has helped me get mobile and fit again. I was out of work with a really bad hernia all throughout covid waiting on the surgery list.

Two years I Couldn’t even walk let alone work or workout. Post surgery I came across your videos and started to rediscover my love for boxing and training. I was meant to attend physio therapy but instead opted for following your videos and putting your free content to work.

I’ve been back at work, healthy and most importantly fighting fit. Not only did your content help me get back on my feet it’s also helped my mental health, get into a routine and gain more discipline!

I just wanted to say thank you, I know you’ve many of fans but I can’t help but feel the need to personally thank you mate. Haven’t felt this good about myself in years, away to start back at my old boxing gym and get straight to sparring 🥊 ❤

[tommisaaristo]

Going for double leg or single leg can be really dangerous if you've not practiced that properly. He will instinctively grab your neck into guillotine and while you drive him down you'll fall with him head first to the ground. Happened to me many times doing bjj. It's not that bad when it happens on a soft mat but I definitely don't want that to happen on a concrete.

[alivekicking]

The leg thing... an easier way if you are lighter is to grab one leg. Then run forward. They are guaranteed to go down backwards. But don't go to the ground with them. Never go to the ground.

[zamolxezamolxe]

Even when Tony tries to look sloppy, he still moves very elegant and like a professional fighter.

[charlescrocco]

As someone who wrestled in the past, the takedown is an excellent way to stop a bigger opponent, especially if you stand for just a moment after the feint and get the bully to commit to a punch, as they are then almost completely defenseless against the takedown.

[juandenz]

Useful tips. It's worth repeating that by far the best approach is to try and de-escalate and escape from the situation. I would probably avoid using a takedown unless you are confident you will have an advantage on the ground.

[av]

Such a knowledgeable man in Boxing and Combat sports, With lifetime experience! Thank you Tony for all your content 👊🏽💯

[bdallen]

This a great video that combines real life scenarios with a bit of boxing to complete the defense strategy. Anyone regardless of skill level can benefit from this presentation you put together. Thanks again Champ!

[ronkremerman]

Tony your are the best 🐐
Who is reading this comment I wish you all the best 🥊❤️

[emirsworld]

This guy deserves for subscribers also i started following your tips and started becoming better in boxing so keep up the good work!😊😊😊👍👍👍

[Kippin-dq]

2:56 Im gonna use this boxing technique for my first boxing match, Thanks coach!

[jpx]

Plan A: Run
Plan B: With evil intentions, kick the balls with the top of your foot as fast and hard as possible, completely smashing the target (without losing your balance)
Plan C: Run
Plan D: Follow Tony assuming you trained to make a fist, make contact, throw a punch (without telegraphing), and are sure you can hit the target. Return to Plan A

[Fred-pxxu]

I would like to thank you Mr Jeffries and your Mrs for the video demonstration/lecture. It was concise and extremely practical. God bless you, the Mrs, and children.👍👊🙏

[khalil]

as someone who has fought big people before, i would suggest moving around a lot more, as you have an advantage where u have a lot more stamina due to far smaller size

[thullraven]

Ears, eyes, nose, throat, and groin. It doesn't matter how big and strong your opponent is in those areas because they can't be built up. I've ended plenty of fights against bigger opponents with strikes to those areas.

[shaunbradley]

Bro its nice to see someone telling the truth, im sick of YouTube stars tictok idiots showing bullshit

[Henrque]

Tony is a pro at these videos o.o. Delivering of every information is precise and direct with flare here and there to keep us entertained. It's like his boxing is being applied to his "youtubing". I'd love to some bloopers too