Soviet Boxing Tricks 🤯🥊 #boxing #boxingtraining #shorts
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December 18, 2024
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Your rear foot placement is wrong..u will overcommit with ur right straights..soviet style is all about precise foot placement/angle
Trick with paper is for speed and the trick is u have to snap a newspapper with ur knuckles so that when your speed is good saying as a soviet
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I know yall are literally in a gym but why are you dropping your hands after your snap punches???
The Meek Mill bunny hop, is crazy.
A Trick????? lol
That paper drill is not soviet. It's been around since creation.
Ahhh yesss the raygun drills
Realize that they have beaten most western boxers than anyOne else the world over, the biased west full of capitalists.
Beterbiev, Bivol, Usyk, GGG JUST TO NAME A FEW.
– An observer from India.
I got to go tie a string to a piece of paper from my ceiling in my room and start punching😁
That footwork is trash in a fight
Where can I watch the whole video theses tips seem really good
i used to punch clothes in my closet, good to know i truly am a genius
What is that last exercise called
That’s so smart
Damn so punching my shower curtain when i was younger was developing my hands pretty good huh?
1- not flicking the paper, the exercise is for repeating the bounce of pendulum , 2- you do not perform the punch 1-2 correctly, the cross should be in on the hop like 1. 3- stick with your style please
SOVIET?? 😂 That's a very old Kung Fu training technique, hitting the paper to make it pop.
It’s. A shame yall don’t have longer videos disappointed every time it ends
one tough son of a-
Literally turned into a Bivol clone at the end there haha, well done! 🥊
They aren't hitting it just to hit it. They are trying to pierce the paper. Surprised you mention the flick without mentioning that. You can also use a candle to try and extinguish the flame.
Bogus drills. And no Bivol does not hit a piece of paper as part of his training
Lmao my window curtain taught me the FLICK
I Always got told to stop walking on my toes as a kid. Seems like it'll help in the future 😅
Does it help that I’m a tiptoed dancer of 15 years?
Why practice hopping with feet together if your going to fight with them open. Counter intuitive