Proper Shoulder Form Is Important In Fighting
Proper Shoulder Form Is Important in Fighting. Explaining the correct shoulder form like the all time great boxers is Tom Yankello of the World Class Boxing Channel. Tom teaches you proper shoulder trajectory and explains the importance of maintaining that form in fighting.
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Dear Sir, can I ask you who you learned your skills and lessons from because these are all old school teachings that sadly are now long forgotten as all the old school master teachers are either dead, dying out or long forgotten. It's an absolute pleasure and a secret delight to watch, listen and learn from you because you bring passion, insight, straight-shooting, practice and theory to your lessons. You don't realise how much we all look forward to your workshops and videos because they are priceless in these days of the shortcut, quick buck and do things because we do, instead of learning the reasoning behind practicing these fundamentals. Thank you very much for taking your time to explain and demonstrate to us. We absolutely appreciate what you are doing. You are keeping the old school alive and kicking. I wish you and all your family a very Happy, healthy and prosperous New Year and I hope you get your rewards you rule deserve.
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4 жыл бұрын
TJiscool1 I felt like I typed this lol, you couldn’t have said it any better! This is a teacher! Happy new year.
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4 жыл бұрын
I come from 2 boxing families Mom’s Dad (Grandfather) and my Dad’s brother (Uncle) where both boxers! My Uncle had a large collection of old boxing fights that I studied for hours at a young age. I started boxing when I was 6yrs old but career was halted because of injuries at 17. Started training boxers at 20 years old. I’m in my 29th yr of training boxers and I have been involved and around some of the greatest fighters and trainers. I still continue to learn daily so I can continue to bring you guys data based knowledge of the sport. Thank you for all the support! I really appreciate it. Please consider sharing the videos.
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3 жыл бұрын
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@lalsangzualakhawlhring7685
3 жыл бұрын
Excellent teachings. These explanations are what I needed.
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Жыл бұрын
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As a guy who trains alone and only for the purpose of staying fit but that still wants to do things right, I have found your Chanel to be a gold mine! Thanks coach, keep fighting the good fight. Greetings from Portugal.
@ape6277
2 жыл бұрын
Good on you training alone is even harder than training with a coach
@Sergiuss555
2 жыл бұрын
How do you do pad work lmao
@AlbertoVVale
2 жыл бұрын
@@Sergiuss555 I was referring to all the videos he puts out there.
@Geeza-rc9kz
2 жыл бұрын
I train alone and the pad work videos still help as they show good form and how to throw the punches for when working on the bag or doing shadowboxing. Hoping I can get to the boxing gym eventually
Tom yankello techniques really gives unfair advantages to the fighter who watch them in Brazil, comparing with other fighters from regular gyms in Brazil. Thanks Tom for the great techniques , I tell guys to watch, but sometimes they don’t speak English and can’t understand, but I give them tips always giving credits to the master Tom
At 70 yrs young, Mr. Yankello, gves me inspiration to stay fit.
Having the "World Class Boxing Channel" is one of the best chances for boxers who want to learn boxing in a principled way. Thanks for we are having you.🤟
very clear
East or west Coach Tom Yankello is best...🔥🔥🔥
To think such brilliant content is readily available for free like this on the internet. This channel is a true gem, thanks a ton coach!🥊
That's awesome vs aggressive opponents
The best thing in the world
TOM YANKELLO IS A GREAT TEACHER. IN this video,in all of them, He throughly explains/demonstrates the content in perfectly clear,universally understandible,practical ,infectious teaching.jampacking all sorts of essential details.
excellent video, thank you guys.
Dam perfect video, thanx 🔥
Thank you.i needed this.i need to master the proper shoulder placement.Great detail
The latest video from the Master- coach Tom Yankello is another gift to the community. Every time I watch your videos on the fundamentals of boxing, I realize how little I know and how many bad habits I have. However, thanks to your videos, I can start working toward improving my stance, my footwork, my combos, etc. Thank you, coach Tom!
Good old school fundamental boxing techniques you are teaching.
@travisreacher704
3 жыл бұрын
Old school? So what's new for you?
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3 жыл бұрын
@@travisreacher704 All the young fighters who try to use the philly shell but don't raise their shoulder properly. All the fighters that square up and make themselves an easy target. Fewer and fewer younger fighters actually raise the lead shoulder to protect the chin these days thats just a fact. Go watch any fight card currently and you'll see this for yourself
You inadvertently saved my left shoulder. Ive been leading with my shoulder with left hooks forever but today i focused on keeping my deltoid in the same position as my jab and it solved the problem. So much information in this video you can explain so much with these concepts. Thanks for all the homework.Thanks for being a teacher in a world of trainers.
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4 жыл бұрын
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Your channel, the time you take to construct these lessons and the content of your lessons is magnificent, greatly appreciated coach! Thank you from the UK.
I agree, your channel is the best on Boxing out there right now! You share so many important subtle things, that when put together make a complete fighter with great fundamentals! A lot of great fighters end up getting caught or even losing because of mistakes with fundamentals.Thanks, and keep it up! :-) JMHO.....
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4 жыл бұрын
Thank you. Really appreciate it.
Outstanding! Greetings from Brazil.
0:35 throwing every back hand shot easy 2:18 practicing everything tight 3:05 right hanx balm.at 45 facing target 4:15 uppercut 5:10 practicing tight punches )shoulder traject + one eye shot 6:10 wrong 7:55 every punch follow next one
Great video from great coach really appreciate your efforts special thanks to you sir
Daaaaamn coach Tom and Danny rocking it again! I'd love to have a boxing class with you guys
Great video.
Thank you for such an instructional video. Could you please talk about these mechanics from a Mike Tyson Peek A Boo stance. From his fights Tyson seems to utilize either a squared stance and then a variation of what you taught here. Could you please explain the shoulder trajectory and punch mechanics in his Peek A Boo guard?
Thank you coach , I practice your teaching religiously
I wanna see danny fight lil cracra
@joeslacker1020
2 жыл бұрын
I don't think that's going to happen
This is gold!! What an amazing session!
Love your channel! Excellent information for people at all stages. Keep up the good work and continue to teach.
That Bodish dude has beautiful form! I can watch him all day,!
Thank you so much. It's amazing and so useful !!
Great lessons as always. Thanks.
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Merry Xmas and Happy 2020. thanks to Tom and all his team. boxing education with you is unique. i have now starting sparring so i look forward.
Just fabulous! Easy to understand and apply
So simple and makes sense! Thanks!
Technical and precise to every movement! Love learning different styles of boxing. Keep it up coach
this is vital information. Great share
This has been a missing puzzle piece in my game for years. Great full for the knowledge upload
beautiful explanation coach. thanks.
Love it. I’ve made some good adjustments based on Tommy’s technique and teachings. Thank you!
Awesome mechanics and fundamentals Love it. Scientific
Thanks Coach. Excellent tutorials.
Happy Christmas coach, and thanks for everything you are doing for the grass roots of the sport. Not sure if this is something you'd be interested in, but how about a video demonstrating the style and textbook fundamentals of someone like Joe Louis? Would love to see you break down Louis' stance, punches and movement, and how he a boxer can try to replicate that style.
Very details explanation.. Tqvm
This stuff is incredibly helpful. Thank you for the insightful videos! I n0tice the change when I apply your little tweaks and refinements to my game. I have been working it into my sparring and pad work and my. Boxing is getting much tighter.
Amazing you win so much time with these technique 😍😍😍
I use everything you teach in the gym, it definitely makes me better
I appreciate your videos keep it going.
Love you man. You the real one. ❤
Very in-depth knowledge, a fantastic video. Please continue making such type of videos , Sir.🤓😁👌👌👍👍
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wonderful stuff
waw
Awesome thank you.❤
This is just a superb lesson.
Thanks coach !!
Excellent. Unbroken kinetic chain, transferring your weight and balance to naturally load for the next shot.
Thank you!
The best boxing channel. Truly.
technical skills once again coach
You weren't kidding when you call this a world class boxing channel. Those little technical adjustments you explain across all the videos have accelerated my understanding and improvement. I have had to make a number of adjustments to my technique fundamentals. It's humbling but mind blowing 👍
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4 жыл бұрын
Thanks for all the support!👊🏼 I really appreciate it! Please consider sharing the videos. Also for other boxing related information and tips follow me on Instagram @tomyankelloboxing
Just amazing video
This is invaluable knowledge wow....
Good teaching coach 👍🏼
Amazing video coach! 1. The right biomechanics for the uppercut you explain is the same for the Manny Pacquiao's Manila Ice punch. In fact this punch is a mix of uppercut and long range hook punch. 2. In Tai Chi Chuan there is the very same concept: very small movements to punch, is called small frame. The instructions on this video are a prime example of the concept. It's amazing how different ways of fighting converge to the same concept! Thanks for share wisdom not only knowledge. Keep going your great job!
I need a coach like this now!
Excellant video very simple technique that allows especially beginners to be better defendive and be able to unleash punches with much better speed even if natural ability isnt great.Technique alone allows one to improve.Excellent.
Thank you going to the gym to practice this technique and theory now
Thank you Coach for not being greedy with Your boxing knowledge . 👊🏽💪🏼👏
@WorldClassBoxingChannel
3 жыл бұрын
Thanks for all the support!👊🏼 I really appreciate it! Please consider sharing the videos. Also for other boxing related information and tips follow me on Instagram @tomyankelloboxing
Thanks coach I will go to the gym and practice
Thank you"10000000 ..... Respect❤️❤️🙏🙏 from india
Thank you, sir!
tnx coach u are the best
Left shoulder slightly above right. Left punch sets up right. 1 eye on the barrel.
Thank you coach Yankello
@WorldClassBoxingChannel
3 жыл бұрын
Thanks for all the support!👊🏼 I really appreciate it! Please consider sharing the videos. Also for other boxing related information and tips follow me on Instagram @tomyankelloboxing
Do you place the weight predominantly on the rear leg or 50-50 on both legs? Thanks in advance excellent content
Very good
amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks from France !
Hey Coach, really enjoy your videos, they are a treasure chest of knowledge. Question does the athlete need to pivot the back foot when throwing the straight and upper cut?
Yes
Hello, really great
Thanks!
@WorldClassBoxingChannel
Жыл бұрын
Thank you. Very much appreciated
Thank youc oach ❤
@badrababane9647
4 жыл бұрын
Coach*
Interesting
Nice video thank you for taking the time to make this for everyone I had a question so when I throw my right hand I feel a popping twitch in between my right hip and in the front of my leg have you ever heard of boxers having that and I think it might be from not having a correct stance I honestly don’t know but when I put a lot of force into pivoting my hip will snap or pop I’ve read that it’s the tenant over your bones Is there anything that I can do any workouts or anything that I can do to help this It’s on the right side it was like a rubber band snapping especially when I’ve throw the uppercut
Would you advice this shoulder position for southpaw vs a righty? Seems like many top southpaw boxer-punchers like Pacquiao and Victor Ortiz have abit more square shoulder stance to snap out the cross out quicker and get more torque on the hook would love some pointers on this.
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Respected coach! You have to see Conor Harris's: ACL patterns explained on YT. He talks about the NATURAL asymetric shape of the spine that causes either left / right side of the hip to sit elevetad. This result to one shouldert sitting higher than the other and this posterior chain affects neck and legs as well. I started using barefoot / minimalist shoes for optimal foot function, Even when I boxed.I fight from both sides and shift stances on the 2 sides. I was able to do so thanks to the information regarding ACL pattern and your knowledge. I need a master like u to put the pieces together. Iam convinced u are the most driven boxing coach on YT. Coach trust me when I tell u that I benefit more from every pendelum step, I can train multiple times a day, I never suffer from an uneseccairy athletic "Tear" injury. "Athletic" shoes with narrow toe box and toe spring will ruin your feet in the long run. I hope u reach back to me, this is woth investing your time in. World class boxing content right here! Keep'em coming
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Great Video! Should the hips be in the same alignment as the shoulders? In other words, Should the rear hip be lower and lead hip be higher? Or should the hips be level?
So you're not placing your weight on the back leg?
Quick question: my fighting style is more of a square stance/peekaboo (similar to Mike Tyson and Julio Cesar Chavez) where my shoulders are more or less on the same level and allows for me to Bob and weave on either side. The shoulder trajectory that you show in this video makes it hard for me to keep my square stance, only allowing me to Bob my head to my right. Is there a way around this?
perfect. what else to say.
I see only with the left eye so i have to be orthodo and my strong leg is the right leg but i am left handed what should i do?
This is how I throw my punches but my new coach keeps correcting my form and telling me to lower my hand on the uppercut and extend my arms out for hooks. Telling me I hit hard but that's gonna give me even more power
I’m assuming shifting your weight to set up the next shot off the prior shot will also move your head off the line?