Stop Telegraphing Punches in Boxing | Punch Faster and Land more Punches

Stop telegraphing punches in boxing so you will be able to punch faster and land more punches. Telegraphing is pulling or loading up your punches before throwing them. This gives you some more power into the punch but makes it unlikely to land or hit your opponent.

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Chapters:
0:00 Telegraphing punches in boxing
1:30 Why do we load or pull up punches
2:45 How to identify telegraph punches
3:39 How to get out of this bad habit
4:26 Think about speed
6:43 Move before and after every punch

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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 (Link below)

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[Tony_Jeffries]

Do you got any questions of video request? Comment down below!

[michaelbrandon]

Pro boxer here, if you're getting into boxing or want to step your game up listen to this man! I've listened to a a lot of trainers and most don't know shit, but this man KNOWS whats he's talking about.

[patricktan]

These tips really are something to Think about.

[mattiam.]

I started boxing 5 months ago, I'm 21. Thanks for all the tips you give me, I don't want to fight in official bouts, but only sparring. Love your videos, they're so useful.

[Draconior]

these tips from such a professional boxer, for free... internet is amazing. and you're amazing Tony Jeffries! Thank you!

[joshhoole]

The think about it counter had me laughing so hard

[LottaPresh]

Thank you for passing on your knowledge. It truly is amazing how easily your breakdowns make it to understand what you’re teaching

[alexsandoval]

The classic is do the Telegraphing gestures for a right punch and instead throw a left, it always seems to work as comical as it sounds

[FrankLegend]

Groundskeeper Willie is dropping some knowledge on YouTube.🔥🔥

[j-t]

For such a small place, England has such a huge variation of accents. Most of them are vastly different. America is way bigger, but the accents aren’t anywhere near as varied.

[mtnamassuonoobpawa]

2:56 "you don't realise it, untill..." untill a really nice guy tell you on his free lessons boxing channel
thanks so much for all your videos. Really helpfull, especially as a beginer for not getting bad habbits.

[TweakaliciousTV]

If this YouTube channel were a set of instructional DVDs in the 2000s, they would've cost hundreds of dollars. This is quality stuff. DROP THEM LIKES people, it's the least you can do 😂

[TheDarkStruggler]

Tony' s teachings are both educating and engaging. His accent and enthusiasm is what makes it fun for me to learn boxing and watch. Thanks for the tips Tony keep doing what you doing.

[anthonyqcn]

Outstanding video as always! The "think about" counter was a nice touch 😂

[MarcoMartinez-ckvq]

So Tyson was sending instant messages!!!🥊🥊😁

[DCL]

I'm 27 and just bought a bag. I have never boxed and I probably never will but I want to make sure while I exercise I'm doing it correctly and dont look like an idiot with bad habits. Thanks coach.

[bradmckee]

Good stuff. Been boxing 5 years and I'm doing all the things I've seen in your videos correctly. You don't realize how much you've learned until you see an expert boxing. There's still more to learn though. ❤️

[DarioLovesGod]

Just came across your channel. Your videos are excellent. I trained when I was younger, now I’m 38 and just looking to get back into training just for my health’s sake. I’m looking forward to training my kids though.

[julian]

His teaching style of telling us common mistakes and the way to correct them helps me so much.
I'm always in the gym looking out for bad habits

[mumbonumbafai]

I came looking for boxing advice and I left with wholesome life wisdom. Thank you sir