How to Defend Body Shots 🥊😤 #boxing #boxingtraining #shorts

[oblique]

I love how you guys aren't trying to be some super formal and prideful instructor's

[LivestreamSurfer]

demonstrating with the crocs in sport mode is nasty work

[DJFlemmyFlem]

first video ive seen from these lads but i like their demeanor and way of explaining things

[JesusBobadilla-ng]

As long as you arent doing all these twice in a row, its all valid

[KTBAJB]

I feel like mayweathers tactic for blocking punches is brilliant and a bit better than this. Lead hand parry’s up top attacks and tuck the elbow and use the rear hand for body attacks. It’s great for countering and you can stay closer to your opponent instead of being too evasive.

[Wuvly]

I don't even box, but you guys make it look so fun I'd give it a shot

[keontebaker]

This was a good ass video fellas. Well done🫡

[gibjohnson]

I mean this is how Alex koed Sean made him comfortable parrying the body shots, then feinted a body shot and came up top and slept him

[lukasmuursepp]

You also have your right hand to parry opponent's cross

[mckey-jzt]

It's like Mike Tyson going behind his opponent's back.

[Haley-lp]

Going right step off your left foot going left step off your right foot

[JosiahCasasV]

Bro this is like my signature, now I’m gonna get countered 😢

[Twobits]

It seems to me that Canelo used his rear hand to parry GGG's lead hand, which leaves Canelo's lead hand to defend GGG's rear hand. However, you use the lead hand to parry the jab to the body instead of the rear hand like Canelo. Any reason for this change or why it would work better?

[arthurmiquiles]

Good tips for this parry, but how it works on a feint?

[abqchris]

I have always wondered how to block this punch. Thank you so much.

[theoriginaltoast]

First time watcher. Subbed. I love the energy

[dashpanda]

Really helpful imma use that and practice it

[calebryan]

If someone sweeps my jab like that… the headkick is coming right after

[jadenjones]

A better alternative for the body jab is to simply raise your elbow. Then you can defend your head and the midsection at the same time. But you have to be ready to defend your ribs because it leaves the side of your body open.

[yaseemanac]

Amazing video. Great explanation. I subscribed.