You know they are talented if they love Hajime no Ippo.

@kayyyte

9 жыл бұрын

Rock Lee lol

@jocoolshow

9 жыл бұрын

That show got me into boxing homie

@gefsty

8 жыл бұрын

+Rock Lee thank you

@milz7129

6 жыл бұрын

What is that

@lealouchhero455

6 жыл бұрын

+Traceable Logic hentai

I disagree with "he has no fear" Mike Tyson used to be scared shit less and he was a prime example of a man born to fight.

@expertboxing

7 жыл бұрын

Exactly...not every great fighter has displayed everything I shared. I only listed what I personally felt was "common traits".

@kledkleddy3266

7 жыл бұрын

expertboxing you have 450 comments on this video alone and they are all about how they disagree with you. I can't imagine how many idiots you get commenting daily

@righteouskingsiddhartha7751

7 жыл бұрын

+Kled Kleddy are you implying that +Smith Wesson is an Idiot for disagreeing over something because of genuine reasons ?

@kledkleddy3266

7 жыл бұрын

there's always going to be an exception to the rule. you can name a person that goes against every common trait listed in the video. yes I called him an idiot

@righteouskingsiddhartha7751

7 жыл бұрын

Kled Kleddy You can't call someone an idiot when his / her reasons for disagreeing with something are genuine. You become the actual idiot by doing that because you didn't took the time to understand as to "why" that certain person is disagreeing with something and just simply proceeded to calling him / her an idiot all because he / she disagreed with something you liked.

1. 0:25 Natural fighter (Loves to fight, likes confrontation, maybe previous martial arts experience). E.g, someone who will use their skills to actually fight instead of run away. 2. 1:36 Motivated. Works hard, enjoys his time there, etc. 3. 2:29 Willingness to learn 4. 3:23 Appreciation for the art. 5. 5:01 Athleticism.

@expertboxing

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Ted, I should paste this to descriptions!

I taught myself the basics of boxing at home for a year just by watching youtube videos. Then i went to a boxing gym, the first day the coach said i have fast hands and good punches. Second day the guy who had the pads said that i had a really good jab, then i was offered a fight for the next month (this is very recent). It just goes to show that you can learn a lot on your own. I'm 15 and I want to be a heavyweight champion, but for now I'm training for my upcoming amateur debut.

@expertboxing

2 жыл бұрын

Keep it up but make sure you’re not being fed off as B-side. Dirty coaches give fake compliments to take advantage of you.

@snsndcn9158

2 жыл бұрын

@@expertboxing what exactly do you mean by that?

@kennytren

Жыл бұрын

@@snsndcn9158 how’d the fight go?

@snsndcn9158

Жыл бұрын

@@kennytren yeah, about that...Basically I found out I am a very good runner, and that I have serious potential to become an olympic runner (i ran a 3:58 mile when i was 15 and a half yrs old, which is an unofficial world record) so my goals have changed to becoming the best runner in the world (I got injured and sick for months after I ran the 3:58 mile, only recently have I been able to get back to my original fitness level, but it goes to show that boxing training is extremely effective for stamina, and I still do boxing workouts for self defence)

@AhmedRaza-lv3id

5 ай бұрын

​@@snsndcn9158🤨 everything is difficult if u lost doesn't mean u have to quit. running is just as hard as any other thing

A lot of people are misinterpreting the 1st point by the way he says it in the terms of "getting into a lot of fights" that doesn't mean you're aching to fight recklessly. Think of it more as you have "Fighting Spirit" you have the ability to turn on your inner warrior. But the opposite is also very very true, you must stay reserved, calm and level headed; even when you're aggressive, you have to stay reserved to properly defend yourself and minimize damage done to YOURSELF. That's why he talks about not OVER analyzing things, and to just be in the moment. Stay powerful and aggressive, but stay smart and tactical as well, learn your moments. And call upon the moment to truly go into your fight mode, but know that fighting isn't just about destroying your opponent, it's all about defending yourself.

@expertboxing

6 жыл бұрын

THANK YOU!

problems like fear..every fighter has fear. the most important thing is the ability to learn, and then comes physical attributes and confidence.

@justinaturnbough2465

3 жыл бұрын

So true

@oscark7141

Жыл бұрын

100 percent, if a beginner isn’t afraid to take a few shots in sparring and try new things out, and he works hard, and doesn’t lie to himself. Then sky is the limit, it’s just all up to yourself

Johnny, One thing I will never forget that a former supervisor told me: "i'll take a hard and willing worker who doesn't know much let alone anything anyday, ears open, than a know it all or someone who thinks they are so good" I still adhere to this each day. thanx, bro

Who was being killed in the back ground

@johnnybruude9827

4 жыл бұрын

That's what I'm sayin

@pepelefrog3697

3 жыл бұрын

glad to see I'm not batshit crazy yet

Thank you. I'm a beginner kick-boxer. I was very shy to start and very eager to concentrate on my form before my power. Your instruction has helped me in a way my class could not.

@expertboxing

5 жыл бұрын

So happy for you, Elizabeth. Keep kicking ass!

@bloxfruit700

Жыл бұрын

@@expertboxing emagine responding 4years after

@LittleRapGuy

Жыл бұрын

Boxing, martial arts, and wrestling, per nature, they share an/each/the identity to show us the human volume science/s abridged, or not.

Is it just me, or did anyone else hear that screaming in the background?

@GlutesEnjoyer

9 жыл бұрын

not just you. sounds too familiar. broken homes OP

@botner1

9 жыл бұрын

I stopped the video when I heard this just to see if anyone else did..haha

@Sinkatze

9 жыл бұрын

botner1 I did the same thing! Just pausing to make sure it was the video lol

@CommDao

9 жыл бұрын

haha I've had the same thing pop up from my heater-- super annoying when I'm trying to record too! Much love, Johnny!

@damone70

9 жыл бұрын

Massive jug-sacks.

he's absolutely right. a talented fighter loves it and gets a rush and doesn't even think and seeks it and knows he can destroy his opponent because he's innately strong and knows himself and what he is capable. a talented fighter is born with it.

@expertboxing

9 ай бұрын

amen! say it louder! especially for the folks who get offended. natural aggression is such a big advantage.

I fucking love sparring and fighting. I get antsy and fidgety if I don't get a sparring fix. I need to fight to quench my own blood thirst.

@erskain

8 жыл бұрын

I just started sparring but I have problems fighting an aggressive fighter so I need help

@AznSupaStar14

8 жыл бұрын

Against aggressive fighters, I just keep my guard up and try to anticipate shots to block or weave them. As soon as his punch touches my forearm after a block, I immediately throw counter hooks back at him. I also stay pretty close to smother his shots. After about a minute and half, the guy usually gets gassed and that's when I start throwing combinations. Works most of the time if the other guy has really shitty endurance

@damianson56

8 жыл бұрын

+Erskain Alvarado I agree, with above dude, aggressive fighters are used to pushing people back as well, don't be scared to get hit and stand your ground and throw counters at them, this can throw them off their game. Try to outsmart them after making them respect your hits, throw feints and punish them for moving forward aggressively. Of course this is easier said than done over the net, but it's what i try to do when i spar. Have fun and be relaxed!

@erskain

8 жыл бұрын

damianson56 Thanks for the advice Damian and good luck with your sparring :D

@zerothehero123

8 жыл бұрын

+JD Frank Indeed brother! It's one of the best feelings in the world!

Fighting for me, I see it as a spiritual experience. It really humbles you, if you're a beginner. Sparring with others who are more experienced really shows, they land more technical punches than you, always. You might think you're all big and bad, but when you get choked out by someone half your size, you lose that attitude real quick.

Great info again ! Thank you. I believe i have most of those qualities. I have picked up kickboxing 5 months ago and I already won two competitions, one of which i got paid for. One trophy and a medal so far . I learned a lot of good things from this channel . I use it as my training outside the gym.

@expertboxing

9 жыл бұрын

Happy for you man. Keep doing your thing.

Lots of great points and advice here, thanks for sharing♡

Thank you for making these great tutorial videos. Great info!

I love the aspect when a coach believes in you. If you truly want to be a fighter you have to totally commit to the process. Between wanting the experience to make you better, achieving a skill, putting in the hard HARD asf work, and thinking of the things that make you want to keep going when you are in that in between of failing/giving up and keep going/going for the win. It’s just one of the most rewarding experience in this life ever. I absolutely love boxing for the ART it is. It truly makes you a smarter person.

2:35 Goddam is there a murder happening next door?

@expertboxing

5 жыл бұрын

hahaha, just drunken homeless people going crazy

@redbloodedamerican0523

5 жыл бұрын

Lmao he kept a straight face which made it hilarious

I watched many of his videos and learned a lot of new techniques. I tell that he is an excellent coach and fighter.

This video meant a lot to me back in the day. Good re-watch...

Very interesting you can learn a lot from this in just other aspects of life. Thank you!

I love fighting..hate conflict

The "motivated" thing is good because manny steward once talked about how tommy hearns wasnt the best skilled guy but was the most motivated in the gym and that made him what he is

I like some of the points that you mentioned in this video!😁👊👍

This is why i subbed, so much good info, thumbs up.

Ive never been in a street fight because I'm a boxer lol, people tend to nope the fuck out when they know that fighting competitively is your hobby lmao

@brokeboy9164

6 жыл бұрын

you look about 68, they probably don't wanna fight cause your old as hell and are showing mercy

@Noname-lk2ol

6 жыл бұрын

Lmfaooo no shit. They just don't want to go to jail for beatin the shit outta him.

I love these videos. Thanks learn a lot

this is crazy based on your description I have like 100% of the things you look for and also none of them!

Smooth video homie

I dont look at it "nah this aint me" i look at this as a recipe and what to work on! Good video

@expertboxing

Жыл бұрын

That's exactly how it's intended. Thanks for not being offended.

KEEPING YOUR HANDS UP AND ADAPTING FOOTWORK

True. I had all the good things but struggled at sparring because was thinking too much. After a few months break i taught myself as it is not a big deal , now i am improving much more faster

Thanks..like I was born as a fighter my father was a fighter..im really active though like I do cross country,soccer,track,soccer,and wrestle...like I enjoy the things you say

I have this something that I like to fight with the best... I mean that I would enjoy fights better with a very good opponent rather than winning against a very bad opponent.

@expertboxing

5 жыл бұрын

That's a great trait, my friend!!! I wish more beltholders were like you!

yeah im probably all of those except the first one. i love boxing and all its techniques but losing brain cells cause of this sport is going too far for me, cause at the end of the day boxing is just a hobby and i need brain cells cause my work involves using your brain. im all about 'hit without getting hit'.

@ae92levingtapex30

8 жыл бұрын

why would somebody lie on the internet?

@Youngbaked551

8 жыл бұрын

using my brain or yours?

@Barrenthevampire

8 жыл бұрын

You have an anime profile picture, you've lost enough by now.

@Henry8757

8 жыл бұрын

+futsalfred2 Your I.Q. is a stable trait. It doesn't change. Brain cells are constantly being replaced.

@boxingbox5649

8 жыл бұрын

+Nikolai Vutasherkov hahaha

I have many stuff to learn before winning a medal but I still possess some traits shown in this video nice 😄

Screaming in background?????!

Everyone who has a problem with the first point most famous boxers grown up in street fights not scared. And the title says Common traits found in talented beginners.

Quick question Johnny, What would you recommend as a weekly workout routine for a person who's not physically fit and wants to get into boxing? On a similar note, should you become physically fit before even trying to step foot into the ring/ learning to box?

Man, so many all time greats said they where afraid to fight at first though. Tyson, Klitschko... In fact a love of "fighting", can tend to drag a good fighter into brawling (see George Foreman).

I like my boxing tutorials to be like my upbringing. Hood logic with a domestic dispute in the background :D mazeltov

I use to be an over thinker until I trained myself to be more reactionary in stressful situations and think when I have them on the backpedal. Once you catch someone even briefly you have caught their attention and once you have their attention: breath, think (but no to hard), and strike. Openings are everywhere you just have to take them when they are there don’t second guess yourself otherwise you’ll telegraph your idea.

Hey you should do a video on strength and conditioning for boxing. What exercises boxers should use and avoid. Thanks

@expertboxing

9 жыл бұрын

gfb fxdafava If I ever do a strength & conditioning video, it definitely won't be for free...because that's an awful lot of work and explanation.

@HolySwordsman1

9 жыл бұрын

expertboxing unique to the individual. but i can say for sure, start running. then run more, then sprint (uphill). then run more. general endurance; if you're stuck in a 20 minute fight... its absolutely exhausting even for seasoned boxers. run.

@mattjones9095

9 жыл бұрын

expertboxing I will definitely pay for it if it comes. I'm sure many other people feel the same as me, so I'm sure there's a market for that. By the way, would you recommend combining Progressive Calisthenics with your Endurance Calisthenics? I know that doing X Push-Ups in 60 seconds is definitely endurance work, so would you say doing, for example, One Handed Push-Ups in addition to that is good?

I'd disagree with the first point I think. In my experience there's a difference between someone who loves to fight (in the sense you described) and someone who isn't afraid to take hits. Usually someone who loves fighting to the extent that they're getting into street fights will be disciplined pretty quickly and mellow down.

@thecatadors911

2 жыл бұрын

I can agree with this to a point. I went into boxing being so affraid to hurt people and not so much getting hurt. After getting over the fact that the people im sparing or fighting dont mind hurting me, i got over it very quick. I went into boxing with a heavy motivation to learn and become the best that i can be with the time i can box… that being said, im not a pro, and im not selling any ppv fights. So theres also that lol

@joshtheking3793

2 жыл бұрын

@@thecatadors911 well it's because you don't have the mentality, but it's ok because not everybody is meant to be a warrior. You can use it for defence as well.

@thecatadors911

2 жыл бұрын

@@joshtheking3793 lmao being a “keyboard warrior” isnt the same thing buddy. Nice try tho

@SilentAndy

2 жыл бұрын

@@thecatadors911 Where did he call u a "keyboard warrior", snowflake? U got THAT butthurt and mans didn't even insult u. Maybe read first? 🤣💀

These are merely common traits found in anyone who's easy to coach in any sport!

@expertboxing

6 жыл бұрын

YEAUP!

@SilentAndy

2 жыл бұрын

"Merely". Lol. ☝🤓

I teached a little about boxing to a friend of mine and i got really impressed over how talented he was! He does things he never heard of that had to train my ass to learn. It's kinda frustrating hahaha. But i'm tryng to get him to go to the gym. He couldn't touch me and i used just my left, but I know if he work hard enouth in something like 4 months he may beat me. I never believed there was people like that out there but real talent do exist!

@SilentAndy

2 жыл бұрын

Okay, boxing guru. 🙄 Talking as if u the best thing since sliced bread. Hope to see or hear of ur fights in the future. Oh wait... I'm replying 7yrs later and didn't see or hear nothing. 💀🤣

I love fighting but I have no one to fight. I'm always asking my mom to sign me up for martial arts and things like that.

I understand and agree with what you are saying, but sometimes cunning thinking can work well for some individuals as long as you have passed through the fear. I would call myself a defensive boxer, though I allow myself to gain more time for the thinking with the use of jabs, footwork, feints, etc.

Good info

This place probably full of people with hopes desperate for someone to tell them they are special lol.

Yeah youre right,a good Beginer likes everything about Boxing and loves it.

You really remind me of Miyata from Hajime no Ippo in this video.

Why do you have gloves on ??

@marcelolujan4998

8 жыл бұрын

lol

@yourereadingyouveread3036

7 жыл бұрын

lmaooo

@yellowfungus3576

7 жыл бұрын

Iain Fleming you want him wearing an Aikido uniform?

@expertboxing

7 жыл бұрын

LOL, seriously. The boxing gloves is the only that I have that even ties my freaking living room to boxing. Play along now, children. It's make-believe!

@babyleo1974

6 жыл бұрын

You have to be obsessed to be good, what you expect? I have my basketball wherever I go too

The mind/heart/soul within the divine warrior is enough talent to ascend their talent in the sport of boxing And will work on footwork and and techniques at will by nature because they love the journey of revamping all their tools that’s already inside them

starting amateur soon any tips? Besides training hard? And great video like always.

@expertboxing

9 жыл бұрын

sniperassist15 Watch all my videos? Talk to every trainer?

I always love fight , since I was in elementary school I like it , I was always victim of bullying thats was the reason I loved the idea of defending myself, but my personality doesn't help much ... I'm a shy and insecure person , my coach say :« You have to be more malicious» .... I Like the idea of fight but sometimes my mind and my personality don't help me fight well , and is awkward when a talented beginner arrives , I think they have that personality that i don't have , I really like to have this type of personality.

I have one little issue with your first point. You seem to equate natural fighters to people who aren't afraid of confrontation or fighting. I naturally don't like either. However, as I've matured and trained myself mentally, I'm no longer afraid to confront someone I have a problem with, and I certainly would do my best to knock an AGGRESSOR's lights out. That being said, I am still naturally a DEFENDER and a peacemaker personality-wise. I'm a very chill and relaxed guy. Is this going to make a trainer not want me from the start? Should I worry about that as long as I show my passion for boxing to my trainer? I have been training to be aggressive and domineering in my boxing style.

@expertboxing

8 жыл бұрын

+The Chad Pad This video shares "common traits" that I've noticed in many of the more natural talented fighters. This isn't supposed to be a textbook rule for all talented fighters. It just so happens to be that these qualities are quite often found in them.

@TheChadPad

8 жыл бұрын

Ok, so I shouldn't worry about being the total opposite of a natural fighter? I love the art of boxing and am passionate enough I believe.

@expertboxing

8 жыл бұрын

+The Chad Pad Don't worry about anything. Enjoy, have fun, do your thing, and kick ass.

@TheChadPad

8 жыл бұрын

expertboxing Thanks for the inspiration man! I just want to add that I have learned an incredible amount from your videos and have gotten SO much better since starting early October. Keep kicking ass Johnny!

@MattIsLoling

8 жыл бұрын

+The Chad Pad nah man look at you you're a pencil get into better shape then start boxing itll be easier

I know that all these traits aren’t 100% success but I have them all and I’m happy.

Insightful video. Random question btw, but I think you may answer it here, as you are reading the more recent comments, I am hyperexteding my elbow on most of my punches especially my snapping right crosses. It is popping and I can feel it slipping out of my comfortable range of motion. I am worried I am harming it, will it go away as the area strengthens or should I seek a different solution such as exercises to target the area?

@expertboxing

9 жыл бұрын

Warm up your arms before boxing.

@kryptikhaze143

9 жыл бұрын

expertboxing Ok, will do.

good points

I got a question, what if you don't know if your a natural fighter. Cause I like beating people and hitting them. But I usually don't go looking for it. And it don't like getting hit. It's pretty confusing for me. I don't know if it's weird. I'm also having my first amateur fight this month, any extra tips? I love your website btw, it's very helpful.

Nice hair Johnny! Is this an old video or have you grown out the chops for real?

@expertboxing

9 жыл бұрын

This was 5 months ago.

thanks. its true

I have a couple of months training I'm 19 yold, natural left hand it, good power strength, working more on my speed, but I have a problem with footwork, I feel like I can't stand right or move around the arena, so if you could please help me in how to move around (southpaw) position, I believe if I get that done and practice it and master it I can really do something!! Thank you!!

i have all these traits except for the first one...sometimes i am scared to attack, and i don't have any competitive background :/

Also my coach told me not to train different styles because im going to get confused, but i can't help but be curious. I tried 3 different classes/coaches and his style suits me the best, so i want to keep going to his classes most often, but i always thought it won't be bad to occasionally show up to a different class to see what other possibilities my opponents can use against me.

@SilentAndy

2 жыл бұрын

Coaches will all say bs to keep u hooked. I say... best thing u can do for ur self, is go explore what u like most. There's no shame in that, and nothing wrong with it. 💯

Ok... so... I have the athletic background, I'm fairly sure I have the motivation, I have great respect for the art, and whenever I'm with a coach I pretty much just forget and absorb whatever they say as sacred... but I'm NOT a natural fighter... the whole reason I decided on boxing was because it seemed to be an effective defensive art for most realistic scenarios.

@ChickenProductionzZ

9 жыл бұрын

RPGgrenade Im on the same level as you, im not that guy who loves to trade blows or something, but i have the motivation and the rest

@SilentAndy

2 жыл бұрын

The best thing for "realistic scenarios" is MMA without a doubt. Why limit ur self to only ur hands when there's no rules in the street? Would be better to effectively use everything, would it not? 🤔 Edit: MMA can also include boxing. You'd just be better off to learn that on top of kicks and grappling, etc. That's much more realistic if we're talking defending ur self in a "realistic scenario".

One question!! I was wondering since ima start working and it's gonna be day full-time job, and was looking up online but did not find any boxing gym that would be open till 12p.m. Do you have any suggestion, I really love boxing and would like to keep training and competing!!

@expertboxing

9 жыл бұрын

Dennis Velasquez Move to a gym that does open late? Or find a training partner?

If you have no fear you are going to lose point blank fear keeps your senses on edge footwork and timing rhythm and heart I can box in traditional stance but I am a south paw so versatility work ethic and grind vision and balance countering

@expertboxing

5 жыл бұрын

I think you mistake fearlessness for recklessness. Someone can still be supremely confident but not reckless.

Great videos mate, whats your prediction for the big fight? Money or Pacman?

@expertboxing

9 жыл бұрын

I already made a prediction video.

@krisstefanov

9 жыл бұрын

expertboxing Just watched it man, good stuff

@krisstefanov

9 жыл бұрын

expertboxing I really hope Pacquiao can win this, I just dislike Floyd's personality. Its not going to be easy though

Good advice bro but I didn't agree with the 'mistake' that people over-think. Obviously focus on the moment is the most important thing, but some of the greatest boxers are the ones who stay one step ahead of their opponent by second-guessing the next move. You need to think about the combinations he's throwing your way and his habits. Especially at a beginner level, (where combinations and habits) are more basic you will have the upper hand if you work out his routines, wait for the trigger, and then counter

I started boxing about 5 months ago and i love fighting, i just like to beat people up and i like learning new things and getting advice from my coaches so i can get better but i have a little problem where i go on the heavy bag and i try to throw fast punches but i naturally throw hard punches so its hard for me to focus on speed and i really need more speed, i have a good amount of stamina since i was a soccer player but if you could give me advice on how to focus on speed it'll be really helpful. Thanks

@epidemia2007

9 жыл бұрын

You born with speed the same as power you can improve it but not too much.

@darthclone7

9 жыл бұрын

Damn you don't have stamina problems? I say your set. How many miles do you run?

@nappzakilla6786

9 жыл бұрын

Im the same, i know im fast but i like throwing power hits making myself slower

I have this weird talent of being good at mimicking and learning that way. You can give me pointers on how to do something and I will not improve much, but if you show it instead, I tend to analyze it and I can learn much faster in comparison to what most people get out of it. It's not just a boxing thing either, it's been a knack for just about anything, including something that's not really physical like flippin' architecture projects. People have been calling me a robot because of it, and I love it. ...In this case though, it's also a weakness. In some other sports (basketball for instance) it can be ridiculously handy. A bit less so in boxing I'm afraid. I may be able to mimic muscle movements and styles and swap em into my own, but I'm an over analyzing derp when it boils down to it and, even though if only for a slight moment, it can cause hesitation.

I would have to agree with you. About "smart guy" well im a girl but I do good work on the heavy bag, Mitts, I have power. But once I get in the ring to spar I paralyze myself I overthink, try to do everything perfect and I can't execute any combinations, I can't seem ti combine training in the ring I don't move too much I get fustrated easily and show it. But I love it and keep coming back to try and improve and learn more. Would you recommend anything in improving reflex? I can take hits but i freeze too much and don't see some punches coming

@expertboxing

9 жыл бұрын

First off...nobody does as well in sparring as they do in training. It's just the nature of the game. For reflex...more mitts and sparring. Keep training, keep getting in the ring, and I promise you will improve quickly in time!

@sonm4478

9 жыл бұрын

expertboxing Thank You so much. Ill keep watching your videos they are helpful.. ^_^

@expertboxing

9 жыл бұрын

***** You are most welcome. Anytime. :)

I have started not to long ago and I cant see a few small bad habits I might have, but I am really open to fix them. Thanks a lot for the video, this was amazing help!

I started boxing by watching rocky, and playing punch out

I was training in martial arts its sooo funnn you learn alot I hate having extreme guilt trips they fuck u up when ur fighting ur emotions stop u more then physically sadly and it's TRUE!!! But u can overcome it once u get into it I wish I can go but my trainer is far I'm related to him one of his friends that was also a trainer died from cutting weight...the guilt trips is when people scream at u then the enemies victimizes himself confront of others and treats u like the enemy works all the time idk how they do it but alot of gang members snitch or call the cops if u beat there gang up or get jumped they usually call the police most are snitches nowadays if u think about it they work for the prison system...

I love to fight. Very much. But I only use it when it is necessary (ex: trying to beat a bully or when doing sparring practice etc...).

He should do a live stream the next time he fights.

expertboxing can you make a video on most common mistakes for teenagers in boxing as I am 13

Hi johnny, just wondering if u can post a video on maidana vs mayweather 2 like what chances or mayweather getting knocked down, K.O etc and what weight class are u and are u looking to be a pro?!? Please do ;)

@expertboxing

9 жыл бұрын

YoungKeezy LSEU I'm not looking to box as a professional. I'll think about making a Mayweather/Maidana video. I enjoy the thought but also don't want to stray this channel from its main goal and purpose.

@YoungKeezyLSEU

9 жыл бұрын

Thanks

Hey I seen a comment on one of your earlier videos saying you lift light wieghts, could you tell me your wieght & how much you lift so I can get a idea on what would be good for me ?

@expertboxing

9 жыл бұрын

***** I don't lift. Maybe some light weights but not what you call "weight lifting".

Was that a boatswain mate whistle in the background ?

It's hard to train yourself because you can't learn the technique as well or see your mistakes. But if you must, then here's what you do: Watch videos on how to punch, dodge, etc. Record yourself while you practice alone or with friends that way you can see if you did anything wrong Find friends that will help you, like with mitts or with sparring Maize bags will help with learning how to dodge punches (research if you don't know what it is) you can usually make it home made Heavy bag and speed bag can be used for conditioning. I recommend joining a gym, good luck

Thank you for this ..im going for my first boxing training tommorow...can you look at my videos please the last one i posted its only a few minutes so you can give me extra tips and see how i am for self taught? before i go in tommorow...im really excited to go

I need advice on how to use combos with flicker jab , since I'm using Thomas Hearns hitman style so its kinda hard throwing a combo with a dropped left guard

@expertboxing

9 жыл бұрын

Mr.Steve Blazer Keep your distance and watch out for the possible counters.

@GuiDduck

9 жыл бұрын

a frind of mine use flickers too! I like sparring with him, but now that you mention it he doesn't pour combos too hahah

It doesn't matter how hard you but it does matter how to get hit and keep moving forward.That is boxing all about,if you have a dramatic or entertaining fight with a win every time you go to the ring,you will become a successful boxer.

Unlike most people here the whole natural fighter thing at the beginning sounds fine with me lol I got into a lot of fights in middle school to high school and I had Taekwondo classes for a small bit.

Hey what's the name of those gloves

My 2 Uncles Were Boxers And My Great Great Granddad Was A Bear Knuckle Fighter So The Sport Is In My Blood Both My Uncles Won The State Championships In Sunderland And Manchester One Of My Uncles America So I Feel Like Its For Me

My traits are a bit odd and contradictory to some statements. I love to fight, but at the same time, I don't like to hurt people. I don't tend to play defensively and am a bit aggressive but will fight when I have to. Shadow boxing is one of my favorite things to do and apparently, my form is really good from what I've heard, however at the same time, I am reluctant to hit someone too hard and attempt to restrain myself. Yet at the same time, I have an odd love for fighting. How would I be defined? Also, I'm not fond of playing too defensively.

@tomkennedy770

9 жыл бұрын

With great power comes great responsibility

@Siberianhusky89

9 жыл бұрын

Yeah. What a lot of people don't realize is, getting in a fight is not as fun as it seems. Yeah, the glamour of the cage seems great, but taking a real blow is not fun to most people. Those people do it because they want to and are a few who have the urge to release in this way or show a passion for it.

@aejylhis4s

8 жыл бұрын

I know exactly how you feel. I just started on boxing training and I love the whole idea of training and practicing the punches but when it comes to sparring or practicing with a partner. I end up stopping short with my blows instead of bursting like I usually do. I don't want to hurt someone, although I know I probably won't do much to my more experienced coach(who spars with almost everyone in the class) , I'm just too meek/pacifistic to go all out. Maybe in a fight or die situation. Idk.

@SilentAndy

2 жыл бұрын

That means u shouldn't be thinking about using it to be aggressive. 😉 U over thinking it and probably think "I'm way more dangerous than I thought 😱" until the right person puts u in ur place. I'm telling u this 'cause that's how I was when I started in karate, but I got humbled pretty quick (in the SAME day I started). 🤣 If ur gonna learn, do it because u love it or wanna be able to defend ur self IF the situation ever arrises. The more u practice, u will overcome that mental barrier for sure. Just can't overthink everything.

l'm learning boxing from mostly from my own common sense (haven't found any good gym's yet) and videos from youtube. but because i don't have a sparring partner, i can't know for sure, is a super low stance bad (aka you have extremely wide stance and in most cases all the way down to the opponents hip). i dont bend my legs to much while going it, and i only use hooks when doing it. i also jump a lot while doing it.

You can tell the difference between an athlete who trains to fight and a natural fighter who isn't afraid to be hit. Their true heart shows when they get hit and see their own blood. Everyone and their mom tries to teach you "proper" technique but instead of shutting them out just be open and if it doesn't make sense don't use it.

I want to learn to defend myself. I have no problems with hitting or getting hit. I simply want to get as effective as possible at street fighting. First I need to condition myself, what should I focus on. And can I teach myself to fight? If not what should I learn first?

Hey Miyata whens your next match against Ippo?

@brucewayne7037

7 жыл бұрын

Chapter 7789.

you re a really great coach i would love to have you

@expertboxing

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

what about someone who doesn`t really like to fight outside of the ring but likes to learn and is very determined and just enjoys doing it?

I don't know why,but in a fight i always gain a sinister smile which sometimes scares my enemy off XD at least thats how they describe it but I haven't seen it for myself

If doesn't want to be in there he better pick up the X-Box controller and play some Fight Night!