The Basic Boxing Punches Explained | How & Why



Tony Jeffries an Olympic bronze medalist boxer shares The Basic Boxing Punches Explained | How & Why – 5 basic and 8 …

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28 thoughts on “The Basic Boxing Punches Explained | How & Why

  1. im 40, i started boxing at 36 years old. to be frank boxer at my age ego are very low, most of us listened to everyone advise. because look, our time are limited, had no time to waste.

  2. Hello! I am learning from your videos. This has been so helpful for my mental health, healing CPTSD one punch at a time to the heavy bag. You are really making a difference in some human beings online. I wish I had the money to study there or pay for the extra content, but you are so generous with all that you have shared. I wish I could share my progress. Thanks, tons!!

  3. The one thing I've noticed with this is the telegraphing, but that's such an advanced technique to remove that it's not even a problem for self-defense.

    But if you're trying to go Gold Gloves or pro, you gotta learn how to avoid telegraphing.

  4. What about getting into range while jabbing to read the reaction until you are in range. I think people forget when in a ring or when closing a gap you shouldn't forget about punches. What is your take? Also the rear hook should be like a circle downward, right?

  5. Thanks Toby, my notes:

    Jab (straight lead hand)

    Jab step

    Cross (straight punch with your dominant hand)

    Lead hook (lead hand to the adversarie jaw)

    Double jab rear hook (rear is your dominant hand while lead is your guide hand the one in front of you on guard.)

    Lead hook to the body

    screw shot with lead hand

    uppercut with the rear hand (short, middle and long range)

    Lead uppercut

    Cross to the body

    Jab to the body

    Rear hook to the body

    Bolo punch

    Pivot hook

  6. getting back into martial arts after doing taekwondo all my life (and after a few year break) this video is really helpful to see what is done in boxing and opens my eyes to other fighting styles! i dont know if i could ever feel comfortable in a boxing stance though – that is the opposite to what i was taught for so many years! great informative video, definitely subbing

  7. These are the best boxing training videos I've seen yet. I'm approaching 72 years of age and have no plans of getting into the ring, but enjoy the workouts. Great job and keep up the good work.

  8. Tony is the man. My fav boxer of all time and undefeated!!!!! I would give anything to hangout with Tony for 1 day. I would be 🧐 nerd soaking it all up😂😂😂

  9. Im a new subscriber. Just wanted to thank you for the information you have given us.
    I have a 2 year old son his ears stick out more than yours do sir. This is really the case im not here to troll you. I nicknamed him Elfkin. I want him to learn some fundamental boxing so he can defend himself from bullies when and if the time comes. Im hoping to learn some things through youtube just enough that i might be able to look into boxing classes for him to take someday. I look forward to watching all the videos on your channel again thank you for your time and for sharing.

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