Do you got any questions on how to punch faster? Comment down below! Watch next: 4 Tips to Punch HARDER kzread.info/dash/bejne/o66G2rFso7jFn8o.html

@achraf_dz13

3 жыл бұрын

💪🥊🇩🇿💪

@philippb.9842

3 жыл бұрын

So grateful for your contents Thank you !

@dhirenbasra5398

3 жыл бұрын

How to take hard punches better

@colbydabreu8631

3 жыл бұрын

hey Tony can you do some more vids on fast padwork combos, p.s so hard to find a good pad holder🤣🥊🥊🥊

@RacerX-124

3 жыл бұрын

Do I need to be overly concerned about elbow or bicep extension injuries when using 2lb or 3lb weights? I've been more comfortable with the weighted gloves, since my hands are hitting a solid target rather than snapping out into space. I've hyperextended an elbow before and the pain was worse than getting a rib cracked.

So since everyone is going to be punching 2 times faster, I need to get my defense 3 times faster to be safe 😅

@NathanStrafes

3 жыл бұрын

all of you thinking just by watching a video, while informative and accurate it doesnt help you get rid of every little wrong thing you do and trust me theres a lot. get a coach

@Bb-pw1zi

3 жыл бұрын

@@NathanStrafes True but in this government oppressive time with lockdowns here in Europe, these types of videos have given my son a chance of staying focused, keep his dream alive and still keep improving as our gyms have been shut for the past 6 months (only open 2 months in the last year). I get alot also from Russian videos and still a few good tips from Tony. I appreciate every coach that puts out helpful videos.

@bobanmilisavljevic7857

3 жыл бұрын

@@NathanStrafes you are right because im too lazy to film myself train so i could self correct, so a coach would help there. I actually have had some really great grappling and mma coaches but haven't really felt like going super hard the last few years. I do like going in the basement by myself though and training different boxing and muay thai strategies and techniques and i found that the tony jeffries videos really improved my punching, footwork, speed. Id still get whooped in a boxing match but im really curious of how much improvement i made studying and training these videos. Ive been starting to get the itch to get back in the gym though now that covid is slowing down

@nr1pimme

3 жыл бұрын

@@bobanmilisavljevic7857 OT but your profile pic is the cover of the best album ever made! :)

@onenessseeker5683

3 жыл бұрын

No you need to get 10 times faster than average to be on the safe side.

Today is my first fight, this will help me get through

@ndavid8244

3 жыл бұрын

Good luck 🥊👍🏾

@akshay0530

3 жыл бұрын

All the best bro

@scrambleegg9743

3 жыл бұрын

How’d it go

@blyhull3460

3 жыл бұрын

How did it go?

@adversity9664

3 жыл бұрын

@@blyhull3460 probs got slept he wont tell yall hahahahahahahaah

2lb dumb bell strategy works for me Tony, won lots of fights at me gym, I just leave ‘em in me gloves. I’ve found this increases my knockout power by 200%. Thanks again for the tips 😉. Joking aside, your spot on, I also play tennis and add weight to my racquet head and practice my swings, when I remove the weight to play my racquet feels as light as a feather and I’m able to generate much more racquet head speed to creat more spin. Cheers from a Brit living in Cartagena, Colombia.

@Tony_Jeffries

3 жыл бұрын

THanks for sharing that tennis tips mate

@VideoCentral-bh9tf

2 жыл бұрын

Alright Aran Ryan

@QuantumFerret

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, I primarily play tennis, and I always get a kick out of how similar the mechanics of power generation in tennis (groundstrokes, in particular) and boxing are.

@arnoldoaguayo5844

Жыл бұрын

@@QuantumFerret mate I play tennis somewhat regularly and I've joined a boxing gym a couple of weeks ago, I hope they help each other, technique wise at least

@redmetalpanda9051

Жыл бұрын

​@@QuantumFerret sports = body mechanics, putting it simply. Usually, you want explosive power in your legs and up the kinetic chain, endurance, stamina, have solid joints and core, and that in pretty much every sports. Maybe golf and bowling dont ask as much stamina but even then it still helps.

Hi Tony, I was really motivated when you said "I want you to perform better" at the end of your video. It sounded so sincere, from the heart and I felt like it was a personal message to me. Thank you very much

@keithgreene8489

3 жыл бұрын

Totally agree... I am starting late (49). Watching Tony has motivated me so much,

@mrk896

3 жыл бұрын

@@keithgreene8489 you're not alone. I'm 47..

@stepkycopky9354

2 жыл бұрын

Good call….

@ytfresh4741

2 жыл бұрын

@@mrk896 I'm 16 starting now but I'm quite overweight so I get tired easy and I'm slow and not confident

@kirkyturki1546

2 жыл бұрын

@@ytfresh4741 It's okay man, never too late, just get into shape and keep at it, I'm starting 17 maself

A tip that really helped me: Spend some time working on (and consciously thinking solely about) bringing your hand BACK to its starting position as fast as you can. Imagine an apple where your opponent's head would be. From your guard, snatch the apple as quickly as you can (finishing back in your guard). Because contact was no longer my focus, but merely the midpoint of what I was trying to accomplish, I found that the punch itself was considerably quicker. I have found that it works far better to develop speed and add power than to learn to throw heavy and then try to get faster.

@parkerbroeska4863

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the tip

My kickbox coach taught me to also be relax when retracting after the punch. Loosen the fist slightly and don't over-do the pull with your biceps. Stay relax. That sped up my speed greatly as well as increased my endurance. Less power needed for retracting, less fatigue, more power available for the punches themselves and for longer.

@matthewredondo4178

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you bro. I read this and tried it for myself and it’s been helping so much with endurance. I feel like I can go all day and now feel proper. Very helpful.

@Illusion6z

Жыл бұрын

This helped me a lot thanks

@luckyplier

7 ай бұрын

damn.. helps a lot. thank you.

Got a heavy bag for Christmas and I’ve been watching this channel ever since. Keep up the good work man you’ve helped me heaps

@jack0f.c143

3 жыл бұрын

What heavy bag?

@Tony_Jeffries

3 жыл бұрын

You should check my series of videos with the heavy bag mate - you will surely enjoy it - you can check it on my playlists

@jaipothecary6755

3 жыл бұрын

@@jack0f.c143 just an everlast heavy bag it’s nothing special

@rockysingh4090

3 жыл бұрын

@@jaipothecary6755 how much weight ?

@jack0f.c143

3 жыл бұрын

@@Tony_Jeffries Ok thanks I will do

I like how the dude responds to 90% of the comments

@Tony_Jeffries

3 жыл бұрын

My apologies to the 10% that I was not able to respond 😁

@tom4659

3 жыл бұрын

Allein das du alkoholisierter Pfandsammler heißt, macht dich zu einem Ehrenmann

Can you do a video on proper boxing footwork? Stances Counter moves Attacks Defenses I am as green as they come and don’t know anything about the sport. I could use your professional advice.

@brewbeer5569

2 жыл бұрын

Tony has other videos on footwork, Anthony. Just search.

So simple and probably the best tutorial I’ve even seen, legendary stuff

Thanks for all these tips 🥊💯 You had talked a little about the first 2 and since I did, I have improved! So thank you and now I'm going to test the 3rd exercise 👊🏻💪🏻💪🏻

just what i needed, best coach. respect from Medellin Colombia.

@Tony_Jeffries

3 жыл бұрын

Glad you like it ma man

@ArceusMaster-dx9nj

2 жыл бұрын

Hey my fellow Colombian. Medellin is awesome, I’m from Bogota myself

@bilcran2469

2 жыл бұрын

Hay mk yo también soy de Medellín, xd

Moved to Colorado for football but Covid messed all that up and have been doing boxing and jujitsu. These videos are always so nice and technical, I always find myself using these tips in combination with my coaches. I’m hoping to fight this year thank you 🙏🏽 Mr Jeffries

Always really helpful and makes sense every time. Wish I could train under this man. Thank you Tony

Great video Tony. Looking forward to implement these into my workout sessions. Top notch content.

Very informative Tony. I consider myself a hard hitter at 51 years young and 200 plus pounds, but lack speed and endurance. I'm sure this tutorial will help slot. Greetings from San Antonio Texas.

@ramyboyo7890

Жыл бұрын

200 pounds ish at age 51? thats pretty gud mate

Thanks for another awesome video coach Tony! I really appreciate what your doing with your channel and I’ve been learning so much from you lately. clear, detailed and awesome info & techniques 💯 thanks again bud.

@Tony_Jeffries

3 жыл бұрын

I appreciate it ma man

Tony, thank you so much for this video and for all your videos. I have always loved boxing but just got into doing it myself for working out and am loving it. I have yet to watch one of your videos and not take something away from it. The way you teach, the way you explain, it is very encouraging and engaging and informative. Thank you thank you thank you!

@Tony_Jeffries

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you mate, means a lot

Really like your videos Tony. How you break things down, explain the technique and the drills. Appreciate you sharing what you know.

Hey, I've been watching your videos for about a week, and these drills seem to be improving my punch speed, form, and even stamina. Thanks a lot and keep up the videos!

Im hooked on ur channel man so sincere and passionate coaching and great straight forward effective content. Thanks and respect.

I've been a big fan of Tony for so long.. I had NO idea he made KZread videos! Can't wait to watch em all

@Tony_Jeffries

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks mate! - You can check all my videos here: kzread.infovideos

Just started training and this channel is pure gold 👌, keep up the good work coach Jeffries.

Did the drill of 120 fast punches for 3 rounds . . . Feel good, tough keeping speed, great vid

This is pure gold... thank you very much!

Tony at start: Oh hi, I didn't see you there. My name is Tony Jeffries...

@momysbigcohones7255

3 жыл бұрын

Im a three times olympic gold medalist.

@blazingkitsune9020

2 жыл бұрын

You're probably wandering how I got here. Let's start from the beginning..

Your videos have helped me fall in love with boxing, ive always wanted to try boxing but never did anything about it. I finally bought a speed bar and found your videos and ive never been more excited to work out and train, thank you 🙏

This channel has been so helpful during training, taken so much from it, thanks Tony 🥊

Can you do a video about boxing equipment? like the essential stuff every boxer should have in his/her gym bag or the type of shoes you have to wear when training

@Tony_Jeffries

3 жыл бұрын

his will be a great video added it to my list - so keep ya eyes open for it mate (turn on the bell notifications so u don’t miss it)

@rombenjamin

3 жыл бұрын

@@Tony_Jeffries you got it coach

@sireugenethunderfuck9229

3 жыл бұрын

bro, just start like the rest of us 1: old boxing gloves from when your uncle used to box in the navy 2: cheap handwraps from sports direct 3: your sixth form indoor trainers since they still fit

Love the tips and tutorials, Tony! Been subscribed since the start of quarantine... Would you consider making a video on preventing wrist pain/strain? Maybe exercises to strengthen and/or techniques to prevent injury? Thanks and keep up the great work!

@1fibster630

3 жыл бұрын

Hey mate I went through the same thing for about the first 10 months of hitting the bag it felt like my arms n elbows n wrists were damaged really painful but I just kept going and now I don’t get it anymore it just takes time mate just persist and it will go away wen your joints get stronger,hope this helps mate.

@koukaibi

3 жыл бұрын

in my epxerience, just make a good fist, practicing over and over again, your wrist will become stronger over time but of course it will take time. I give myself an additional 3 rounds punching heavy bag with bare knucle along with the other rounds which i punch with gloves, in those rounds I punch light, around 40% but I try to land with the last 3 kunckles because the bigger the surface, the less impact on your wrist, gradually it strengthen my wrist. Punches with vertical fists also give you less impact on hand, so mix it up with the 2 knuckle punches you already know to decrease the chnaces of impact. Also doing slow pushup with closed fist help strengthen the wrist as well. Of course, not over night, take some months to see it actually take effects. Good luck !

@theaktivis1155

Жыл бұрын

I'm late, but are you wrapping your wrists prior to each workout?

Great video Tony. Love tip number 3, I'm going to implement all tips into my training. Keep it up mate

Your videos are really helpful in improving boxing skills 😀 Thanks for sharing your knowledge and improving boxing aspirants skills set. Especially during this covid situation your training and drill videos are helping a lot and compensating coach absence while training.

Nice one Tony, yes been doing my running with weights too...punching as going up hills and running backwards working on the jab downhill..also shadow boxing with them for a while and in my classes in Berlin...U.K expat...love the videos as always and for putting across the passion. Respect !.

@Tony_Jeffries

3 жыл бұрын

nice! Thanks for sharing ma man

Sick I’m having a little tournament with my buddies I’m slow but this will help a TON 👍

Thanks big bro it really helps a lot most especially for newbies out there like me where i could spend a lot of time learning proper boxing during lockdowns....More power dude

Quality tips!!!...you’re videos have helped me a lot ...thanks so much Tony 👊

needed this and it popped up on my recommended !! appreciate the advice

@Tony_Jeffries

3 жыл бұрын

Great timing!

Best coach and inspiration

Wow! Whatr a wonderful and extra helpful video there, Tony! Thank you so much!

Just found your channel. Started boxing a few months ago and watching your content is going to massively improve my training! Thank you.

Cool tips! But currently I'm trying to learn how to run away faster

@n3ddn3dd24

Жыл бұрын

HAHAHAHA Most efficient way to win a fight is not fighting

@ssdssp4857

Жыл бұрын

Chicken de la Hoya

@raskblyat6214

Жыл бұрын

Suchh an underrated comment

@hungerjimenez2623

24 күн бұрын

That is absolutely better

Hey I like your show. Thank you for the info.

Another great lesson Tony. Am 50 and joined a thai boxing gym and the knowledge on these programs is inspiring ! (Will be watching some episodes much more than once to digest what you are passing on) many thanx

Man tony thank you for all your help. You are taking the time to make these videos to help individuals like my self get better. Kudos bro!

And not to mention the excessive calories burning with this drill. Great for shaping up too sir

Hey I’ve been watching your content for almost 3 hours now, YOURE A GOD! I had a question, When I throw a left jab, my left arm always feels a sort of pull in my muscles(like a hamstring pull). Is that normal? What should I Do?

@warriorkingdavid579

2 жыл бұрын

You really shouldn’t be having hamstring aches in your arms

@subscribefornoreasonletshi7920

2 жыл бұрын

@@warriorkingdavid579 I Know hat it was it because I didn’t stretch

I've done some boxing in the past....after seeing some video's I am realy motivated to get back at training again! Thank you so much Tony! 👍

Thanks for sharing your experience and insight on speed drills and equipment for the hands. Before receiving training from professionals I generally would just wear as many ankle weights as I could without messing up my technique along with weighted gloves which are always difficult for me to find. I find the results are just as benefiting with dumbells of which I always felt were unsafe for I like throwing a lot of hook variations. As always, GOD BLESS you and your team, friends, and family 4 VIDA!

Have been a boxing trainer for 30yrs and this is what we do as well. Like you said, no more than 3 or 4pds with dumbells. Usually 2 is good. Agree with all you said here

I am a student so I can't buy membership courses But I wanted to learn boxing so I got ur channel and today I have improved in it so much Thank you Love from India❤️👍👍🙏

Thanks Mr Tony, I really enjoyed this video, thanks for all the tutorials of boxing training. 🙏💪🙏

Thank you so much I believe sports aren’t about being the best it’s about getting better and the fact that your an Olympic boxer and are sharing these tips means your a person that believes the same thing

My wall:why do i hear boss music

Just watching Tony... he's getting four quality punches for the time it takes me to do one. Lol!

@Tony_Jeffries

3 жыл бұрын

Haha! you can do it too mate! 👊👊

New follower here! I"m 45 and I picked up boxing only 3 months ago. Sort of loved it all my life and watched all the big bouts back in the 90s and early 2000s. Point is, there are certain things I won't be doing as good as a younger fighter anymore so I can only think of getting better one step at a time. Speed is one of my concerns, the other one being footwork. Thanks for this video in particular, Tony!

Tony always does a good job explaining the tactics and techniques. Now I know how to punch faster! Thanks, Tony!

This guys videos really are world class. Every single tip is so so simple but makes perfect sense. 👊👊👊

This honestly the only boxing education chanel I need. Credibility with your career and simplified exercises for beginners and more complex exercises for more experienced fighters. Love the chanel keep up the amazing work brother.

This is Great, Tony .. Many Thanks !! 💪👊🏼🥊🥊

Tony is the top at explaining boxing techniques. Love his videos and respect his boxing knowledge. I watch all I can get

Thank you very much for this :) I have just recently started using resistance band for my muay thai training, so looking forward to try this and the other tips as well. Though as for the gloves, I am using the 10s for the heavy bag purely because as a beginner, I feel like it is important to get my hands conditioned for the impact (for instance after the last heavybag circuit, I still feel my wrists and fingers bit cranky). But I love your vids even though it is a bit different art :)

Great content! Always learning even 20 years later. Good question for you the speed ball why does this seem to be mostly used in the USA and not UK gyms.

I really do enjoy your boxing tips and appreciate you taking the time to give what I consider great advice.

Excellent tips, can't wait to apply them. Thanks for providing this content

This channel and World Class Boxing are the 2 best boxing channels on KZread. Thanks for the content. 🥊💪🏽

I love the powerband idea! I have done the dumbbell shadow work but never thought of the powerband. Excellent, thank you!!!

I've been doing these things for about a month. I'm glad my approach has been validated by an expert

I love your stuff champ, thanks for the great content. My boxing skills and confidence has definitely gotten better since I've been watching your videos.

@Tony_Jeffries

2 жыл бұрын

Wow Happy to hear that mate

This is the best channel for people who want to learn boxing. Thanks again Tony!

Great vids. I love his enthusiasm and the fact he wants everyone to improve and be the best they can be. Good old Northern lad with great work ethic.

Just started boxing training. With your tips . In training my performance has been evaluated of being a potential boxer by the coach. Thanks man 🙏big respect.

I always though that a good couch was a good boxer at one time in his past. Your the proof !!! The way you teach the art of boxing with your sense of humor intelligence and physical examples makes you want to jump out of your seat and start moving. I wish I had someone like you when I was younger to learn from. Love watching your videos God bless you and your family.

Thanks for all your hard work with your videos here and on Instagram! You are a true professional!

Cheers for this Tony, I'm training for UWCB, looks like I'll be binge watching your vids for 8 weeks

thanks tony this helped a lot bro keep up the good work man!!

Coach, Wow, excellent tips on how to increase punch speed. Going to put into my workouts. Thanks always for your help and passion to help and motivate.

@Tony_Jeffries

2 жыл бұрын

Happy to help mate, give me some feedback once you tried this

As Always, Great Teaching Tony, much appreciated !!!...God Bless You and Yours Always !!!

Last tip was the first one given to me by my boxing coach when I actually started boxercise for fitness. And it helped immensely! Now I'm used to doing on a 16 ounce, and I shadow box with 3 pound dumbbell

Old Kyukoshin/muay thai guy. Your videos are helping me develop better hand work and defense. Thanks and keep up the good videos.

Simple easy to understand and very effective. Thanks Tony

Cracking video, thanks Tony, your tips and advice are absolutely brilliant 😀🥊😍

Good video keep up the amazing work on your channel loving it 👍☺️🔥

Man I’m so glad I found this channel .. I just started to take boxing 2 weeks ago

Fantastic job : very easy to understand, hyper practical, I'll try your method tomorrow morning... Thank you very, very much for that new interesting and inspiring video, Tony!.... :-) From Brussels, with Love...

I just finished watching this video and all i can say is your a genius subscribed 👊

Always enjoy your videos tony no messing around straight to the point & most importantly very helpful, thanks for all your efforts & keep up the good work

@Tony_Jeffries

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks ma man, I appreciate this

Have never boxed in my carrier but i can garantie you what he just said ive been told multible times. Its great exercises he knows his stuff.

Thank u bro we all people in would love u ❤ 🙏 Am going boxing club 5 mount ago but mostly I like to chake your channel something not teaching in my club but you are giving that information u have amazing talent 👍

I love this channel. I can't wait to go to the gym and try it out.

Love the training tips! Love the enthusiasm!! Great video, Thanks!!

Thank you, I'll be starting training in a few weeks, and figured this channel should be able to educate me as needed.

@Tony_Jeffries

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks mate! - You can check all my videos here: kzread.infovideos

I am never going to box (or fight) but I’m learning to JIC I need it. I bought 18 oz gloves simply b/c I thought they’d give me a better workout. I hit the bag 5-6 times a week. Now I’ve got speed drills, footwork, technique, everything. Feels like I’ve got a personal trainer. Thank you Tony!

Since the time I was a kid I've been bullied but this channel has helped me to defend myself

What a nice work you do Tony. Thank you!

Thank you so much for this video i have been waiting for a video like this to improve my speed. Best youtube channel ever i appreciat that.

@Tony_Jeffries

3 жыл бұрын

-Thanks ma man, means alot

Perfect lesson. Very useful ,thank you

Hi Tony , I just saw your youtube channel , subscribed it, and watched your fight with Tommy Tolan. Thanks for teaching us boxing. Stay blessed.

Hi im jiri from finland i like your videos know lots of things you tell before but also getting new for your tips and get more motivation from your videos... i was left handed before accident learning box for orthodoks it helps me to change This because i born as bought handed and i have trained tkd and karate and muay thai my kicking sports stance has allways been diffrent than my boxing wrestling and judo stance so swifting stance came easier to me i work bought stances so i can box with swifting my stance for orthodox to southpaw and back.... im creating my own sport... which is like mma but very diffrent because im creating techniques you can do with single handed and thechniguess you can protect with one handed is allowed in this sports.... other hand is tied to your body.... its mixture of many sports and martialarts.... putting pices to gether..... you videos help me to improve the martialart im making and learning exercises i can use to improve my new martialart

From one makem to another great video tony never thought of using a resistance band like trying that today 👍