The Key to Better Boxing - How to Feint in Boxing

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Welcome to Coach Keith Keppner's channel! In this essential boxing tutorial, Coach Keith dives deep into the art of feinting—a crucial skill for any aspiring boxer looking to elevate their game. Feinting is not just about deception; it's about gaining the upper hand in the ring by outsmarting your opponent.

In this video, Coach Keith breaks down:

What is a feint? Understanding the basics of feinting and its importance in boxing strategy.
Types of feints: Learn various feinting techniques and when to use them effectively.
Feinting drills: Practical exercises to sharpen your feinting skills and integrate them seamlessly into your boxing repertoire.
Whether you're a beginner looking to grasp the fundamentals or a seasoned boxer aiming to refine your technique, this video offers invaluable insights and practical tips to take your boxing to the next level.

Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe to Coach Keith Keppner's channel for more expert boxing tips and tutorials to help you become a better fighter. Get ready to step up your game with Coach Keith's guidance—let's improve together in the ring!

0:00 Intro
1:24 Intro to feinting
3:39 4 Categories of feinting
4:02 Gathering info
6:03 Note on guards
8:31 Luring the counter
14:22 Ignore your starts
16:36 Keep them from setting up
19:02 Joe Louis poker face
20:07 Broke rib fight story
22:54 What do you feint
23:26 All feints work better with hard punches
26:19 Half time off of the feint
27:17 Note for beginner boxers
29:39 Range with feints
31:18 How we feint
32:43 How to feint a punch
40:01 How to feint movement
42:12 How to practice feints
51:53 My go to feint when I boxed

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[honestlee]

I’m not just saying this to give you more credit than deserved, but realistically watching over two and a half hours of footage going over stuff like this has really taken my game to another level. People in the gym are commenting about how I got so much faster, but it’s just because I’m looser now

[alex.pendleton]

Most channels have lots of subscribers because most people are beginners and they make simple content for that audience. Your channel is very technical and great info for guys like myself that have been training for a while. Thanks man you deserve more recognition.

[pauldarthurs]

Awesome explanations. The tricky thing with feinting is that the moment you're thinking about feinting, it distracts your mind from what your opponent is doing. I guess you need to drill it until it becomes second nature!

[digitally_nomadic]

Had my first fight on Saturday in Muay Thai kick-boxing. The advice on staying loose (not just in shoulders, but the legs) was invaluable - this channel is the real deal.

Won by unanimous decision 👍

[DeanAdventure]

Feints are one of the most key components in the game in my humble opinion. That includes feet and hip feints, even eye feints.

[TreDaYungDOC]

I discovered your channel 2 weeks ago and I can’t stop watching and learning, I listen while I train, eat, and use the techniques in my mind when I sleep. Thank you Coach Keppner, you’re gold to us self taught fighters.

[athenry]

Seriously, this channel is like a $1000 video course, but free. Which makes it priceless. :)

[josemucarselsacoto]

Great work coach! Keep it up! What I tell my fighters is: feinting is free and it will bring you a lot of money if you use it !

[JFLYUNV]

I’ve been binge watching your videos the past couple days. Glad I found your channel! Quality information!! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[nickthenerdpeppermma]

Thank you so much for posting this video; your videos are amazing; you do such a great job of articulating all the nuances and subtleties of the sweet science; you are truly a scholar of the game Coach Keppner!!! I watch your videos daily and I learn something every time! (this is especially true with the videos that I watch multiple times (which is pretty much all of them!!. ..lol... thank you again for all your hard work and generosity; ; the least I could do is buy you a coffee or two...much gratitude and respect Coach Keppner!

[SyncereDaman]

This guy knows what he is taking about im going to use that when i go to boxing gym

[ChampakaTheGoat]

I actually learned how powerful feinting is from teaching my son how to fight. Fighting is pretty much just mind games. Because I have fought my son so much he knows what I like to do and how I like to do it. So I have to use feinting as some sort of mind game to make him think I want to do something I normally do to do something else and catch him off guard.

[darkjedimaster]

Another style of feint i see is changing levels one of my favourite from older generations is salvator sanchez

[Apt]

This is my first day I stumble across your channel and I just wanna say may God bless your soul. I’m only 7 mins in… for a real fighter this information is needed and appreciated. Thank you .

[honestlee]

Perfect timing everything is gold I enjoy these style of videos they work well for me

[nikolaisalikov]

53:35 you can also throw an overhand after the drop.

[rakeem]

Just now discovering this channel, glad I did! This is pure wisdom of the sweet science, keep em’ coming man! 💯

[cmarr]

These long form videos are awesome and so in depth! The only downside is that I train so much better on Tuesday Wednesday and Saturday (the workouts after watching your videos) than I do the rest of the week...

[ECKrown]

Absolutely excellent content. Your channel will blow up sir, just keep posting.

I'm sure you already have something like this on your content list but I'd be very interested to see your advice on conditioning for amateurs. All the best coach

[jasperzoe]

Thanks for making this. I forget to gather information. I used them to close the gap safely, I use them to draw out counters and just this last week I was tired and my opponent could tell and started to become aggressive so I just started feinting relentlessly only occasionally sending an actual punch and it definitely kept him at bay. I just need to build a habit of the first one, gathering info. Thats what we are doing when we train. Building habits