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This is the most polite boxing trainer ive ever seen

In the clips he pretty much doesn´t step when he is throwing the punches. He was steping before or after. You can tell he is already in position to both defend and attack. Actually crazy how calm and on point he is.

@Cente_Bui

Ай бұрын

Gotta boil down to the opponent he’s countering. He doesn’t need to be planted to use his power because of his dex and balance. Each clip, I think, shows the exchange starting from a 50/50. Which is def a mistake against Inoue. The more powerful, speedy, athletic fighter has the advantage in a 50/50 position. On top of that, he’s breaking their base with this specific counter 🫨. It’s typically better to attack from an advantageous angle. But against Inoue, one of the best at moving while punching, you’re likely gonna get countered anyways 😂

丁度相手が右ストレートを放ってくるところだったので動画のおかげで助かりました。ありがとうございました。

Boxing is endless when it comes to knowledge. You can fight 40 years retire and there’s still more you never knew you didn’t know. Beautiful sport

@mabyonedayicanbehappy

Ай бұрын

Everything is

Great tutorial this boxer is quality trust me he will go down in the history books of boxing

@bjuganda7758

Ай бұрын

For me, he's the greatest Japanese boxer in history and 2nd in Asia (1st Pacquiao)

@vince11harris

Ай бұрын

@@bjuganda7758that’s how I have it as well

@tha1ne

Ай бұрын

@@bjuganda7758 if he keeps this up, he might just be the greatest boxer period.

Great content as always thanks 👍

Creating collision punches from static position is pretty sick I guess

What a gem! Are there more videos of those two explaining techniques?

@BoxingLife

Ай бұрын

Unfortunately the only one as far as I know. There is more from ohashi though giving other demonstrations.

@mabyonedayicanbehappy

Ай бұрын

I'm glad I did not skip this video, now I can show my grandma what happens when she takes away my Xbox 360 😡

@manateamtv2756

27 күн бұрын

Dude the DVD this came from is INSANE; there's way more than just this technique in there. I got it from Japan a while back haha. It's an Ohashi DVD.

@pitt1939

27 күн бұрын

@@manateamtv2756 Just looked it up online. Thank you very much for the information!!

@manateamtv2756

26 күн бұрын

@pitt1939 a bunch of clips from it have been popping up on social media recently haha gotta spread the truth

Inoue and Ohashi explaining the Sweet Science with the same energy as a Nintendo Direct XD

Thanks good info

The secret of Japanese boxers is simple. They just kept practicing simple basics that other boxers overseas did not do because they were bored.

@SnowPyramid

26 күн бұрын

Seriously what are you talking about

@DisingenuousComment

18 күн бұрын

my brain just got stupider after reading that comment

@Jaburu

4 күн бұрын

didn't even know japanese boxing was a thing lol

I wasn’t expecting him when I opened this video 😂❤ love it ❤

@scionicx

Ай бұрын

Same here! I thought its another Film study. I never expected an actual Tutorial!

The strength is also a weakness. This is how Nery caught him. But this is also how we slept Nery.

@sharkparty1027

Ай бұрын

Every attack means you are open for an attack. The trick is not to spam its use like in street fighter. Spamming hadoukens over and over again.

@TheStruggler12

Ай бұрын

we?

@Shadowdancer777

Ай бұрын

He got caught by not guarding his face when he punched. Not because this technique.

@keion_arknights

Ай бұрын

This punch didn't get him caught, this is a rear uppercut. He threw a lead uppercut and then the right hook was being thrown as a counter left came his way, caught him mid punch. A left hook right uppercut like this was part of the finishing sequence.

@mr.soystein7849

7 күн бұрын

​@@Shadowdancer777he was caught in the middle of throwing a right hook. Nery just timed Inoue perfectly.

Bro is so polite. Thank you 🙇

@AJ-iu6nw

15 күн бұрын

domo arigato

This is a very well done analysis and explanation. To see something similar used in American boxing look up Eddie Futch who didnt necessarily teach a parry into a right uppercut but rolling under the right hand and countering with the right uppercut. It was done well by Riddick Bowe

貴重な動画ですね👍️すごい

Man i wish i could train with these guys and absorb all their knowledge.

The Samurai is wonderful from Iraq 🇮🇶. I love ♥️ you all. The respectable Japanese people are polite. I also love the Japanese team. The hero Japanese Samurai, King of the Asian 👑 continent, and also the fun Japanese league. The best league in the Asian ✌️ continent. My name is Mustafa from Iraq, 🇮🇶 Japan. 🇯🇵

Bro is there more content of them anywhere to be found?

That must took him so much training time to adjust the timing for parry & counter combos.

He counter the orthodox backhand very well with his lead hook and its really fast and accurate

Ohashi is one of those guys that met El Finito, this dude fought a legend and now his guiding generations of best fighters in his homeland to become legend.

Great find. Do you have any other tutorials featuring Inoue?

😂😂 known as white fang Upper cut then hook Special move by Alexander zangif hajime no ippo😅😅

Requires crazy timing.

Scores another stoppage with the lead hook / push into the rear uppercut

@BoxingLife

Ай бұрын

He sure did!

@eliteboxfitness

Ай бұрын

@BoxingLife another thing I like about inoue is there are no secrets. he posts his sparring his trianing etc its all online even his favourite pucnhes that they work on he says lmao and you still can't beat him he's that good. ther are no secrets all these folks telling you there's secrets in training forget all that's just ego talking /trying to obscure the fact that it's all about quality preparation. wanna study inoie it's all there he does open exhibitions sparring as well . the only world class fighter that does that loool he scores another stopage with this exact sequence . majority of boxing is full of archaic minds who don't bother reaeraxhing . if this was tennis or American football etc they'd have every single move down to a T. you have guys like davidson and Lee wylie who are now seen as the vanguard / gold standard of research pre fight. em actually just do your research. lazy society

@jackjack4412

Ай бұрын

@@eliteboxfitness in your opinion, are Davidson and Lee Wylie good analysts and good resources for people wanting to study the sweet science?

@eliteboxfitness

Ай бұрын

@@jackjack4412 yes, thats a decent start

I think that video was uploaded before

最後に会長のアゴかすめるの笑う

Kuzushi counter

He did this to Luis Nery. Watch the last knockdown.

Pixel protagonist moment 🍔

A thing of rare beauty

how to do it as a southpaw vs orthodox ?

Is that A. I?

ow

real life haijime no ippo XD

what was Inoue’s age in this video ?

@cookiebot3369

Ай бұрын

He was either 21 or 22.

@Mendoza_777

Ай бұрын

@@cookiebot3369 and in his fight’s clips?

@cookiebot3369

Ай бұрын

@@Mendoza_777 21

@tankerock

Ай бұрын

@@Mendoza_777 same

大橋のザルガードは凄かったな。張第１戦なんか被弾率ほぼ100％だったもんな。

Real life Miyata

He needs to keep improving, more skills, so he can be undisputed at featherweight. Could work more on implementing skills and tactics of fighters he studies. If he trains as he should, the actual fights at featherweight should be easy work, and the only difficulty should be in his preparation and training.

@iiahahybilaash9434

Ай бұрын

At 135 lbs right?

井上若いな

amateurs

Good Stuff 🥊

Nonito Donaire always do this move sometimes with a step back

@firechan5597

Ай бұрын

Donaire was actually of of inoues favorite fighters and inoue looked up to him - some people also forget that donaire use to be in the p4p and is one of the hardest hitters in the boxing game which is crazy

@BoxingLife

Ай бұрын

@@firechan5597 prime Donaire was scary!

@firechan5597

Ай бұрын

@@BoxingLife I agree . Unfortunately inoue was caught slipping I think if donaire didn’t catch him inoue would have outboxed donaire but after that he was seeing double vision and scored a knockdown.

@DisingenuousComment

Ай бұрын

@@BoxingLifehe still is

@stevenr5149

Ай бұрын

​@@DisingenuousComment Donaire is not the guy he was at 30. It is an insult to his ability and skill when he was in the prime of his life. He is great now-because he was even better then.