Simple Boxing Combinations That Work!
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- čas přidán 23. 06. 2014
- www.myboxingcoach.com - As far as boxing combinations go, the 'one-two' (the jab followed by a straight right hand) is about as simple as it gets. It is the most used boxing combination in a boxer's repertoire. It's the first combination that a person learns on the road to becoming a boxer. If you can't learn to throw a simple one-two then the myriad of other boxing combinations will always be beyond your reach.
I love the one-two. It's our bread and butter and it's a super-effective long-range weapon. But, to truly get under the skin of boxing you need to constantly look for ways of varying the simple stuff so that your boxing skills become dynamic and difficult to predict.
To help you build your capabilities at long-range boxing, and to show you how to use the one-two as a basis for a building killer boxing combinations, I have produced a 10 minute coaching lesson. I'm sure that after taking the time to watch the video your next heavy bag session will take be packed with subtle variation and power with control.
In the main site article there's other links that support this video. Be sure to check them out. - Sport
If you can't do a simple 1,2 in sparring, then you can forget about doing any other combinations. Getting that right means you understand how distance and timing works. As a shorter fighter, I've found what works for me is a solid guard and getting in underneath my taller opponent. Body shots are your friend if you're short. Think of it as if you're cutting down a tree (a tree that moves and wants to punch you in the face).
Nice observation Laura. Thanks
Thanks that's a funny way to put it and I'll help me remember
yes move under the tree's branches and chop the stump even if your aiming for the face angle off get underneath and throw upwards at said angle land duck out repeat
Example Mike Tyson
Body hook
Head hook
Bring a chainsaw to the match just in case?
iv been watching all of your videos and my training partners have commented on how much better my footwork and movement is after just a few weeks. Thanks Fran!
Excellent, thanks for the feedback Ryan, really glad that it's helping
How do i box? "You need to box well!"
hahaha peach of a sentence.
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great 1,2....going through your videos is like discovering a whole wealth of knowledge...
Fran, I really enjoyed watching your two-minute drill at the end! You have nothing to apologize for! You moved well and hit very hard. You look more intimidating without the glasses! You definitely are an authority on boxing! Your advice has helped me, and I look forward to possibly getting anywhere near half of your talent!
You're an artist mate . Your like poetry in motion .
Watch how he hits the bag, always moving and relocating his feet after throwing the one two. Newbies always throw the combo and then just stand there
Thanks JD. Being somewhere else after you land your shots is always good advice, nice that you have spotted that.
JD Frank when I come across a newbie they seem to always have that problem, ... my main problem was letting go of my guard, sometimes I'm a bit careless, but a couple of good strikes to the head quickly changes that lol ...
Fran Sands !
Your videos are invaluable to me, as I am taking my time and trying to develop good technique. I am a bit heavy on my feet at the moment and I have had to change to southpaw due to hip issues, but things are improving. Great video 👍🏿
Fran thanks a lot for making all these videos. Really helpful. There's so many personal trainers out there pretending to be experts giving "boxing advice"...it's great to have a source you can trust from a real boxer and expert coach...not to mention the generous amount of content you've provided for free. In a world full of phonies (the internet) I for one appreciate the true expertise people like you offer. Great production, great information, and a funny guy.
Wow, thanks very much Jason, that's really kind of you to say. Made my night :-)
I'm so glad I watched this. I'll apply this to my sparring and when I get better, I'll start putting in combinations together.
Cool, give that a go. Thanks for taking the time to comment.
Absolutely brilliant coach Fran! Thank you.
Never thought of long range angles. Great instructions. Thank you!
Great coach. Good explanation, easy to understand. He really know what he is talking about. Thank you
Brilliant video. Your teaching is gold. You are my reference sir.
Fran u would of been a perfect coach for me when I was fighting professional it took me a long time to learn to understand for a long g time I was a browller .i wish I would have known what I know now ,but I defiantly learn a lot from ur videos probably one of the best or the best teacher I seen.
Most Mexicans are brawlers
Awesome stuff!! And clearly explained!!!
I have seen most of your fine instructional videos Fran.
This might be your finest!
Thanks,
JimBob
Thanks JimBob. Nice and simple, always effective when things are made simple :-)
Thanks for the training
Great advice as usual coach plus you look very good on the bags
Superb video - goes to show just how important it is to have good leg/foot movement. This guy has already taught me so much. Keep up the great videos.
It's really great, I never seen it this way before, it's just like you brought to us a complete new machin gun. thank you so much.
Brilliant. Thanks very much for you great and kind work
Thank you for your time
Great work
Very Good teacher!!!!! Congratulacion!!!!
Great video!!! You have a new subscriber 👍
Thanks Mr Sands. You rock. 🥊🥊🥊
Nice bag work dude your ahead of many
So simple but how many people use it? Not me! Will now keep this in mind. Good vid, thanks Fran.
Great video !
I just subscribed. I have a lot of respect for your advice man I got my offensive game thanks to your advice on slipping and staying active
thank you frank lot of help with answer
Fran, love your straight talk. You have me chuckling. Thanks for the great info about all the angles to throw on the old 1-2. You look great on the bag, very fluid. Keep up the great videos!
Thank you Allison, more videos on the way.
Thankyou sir..u r doing good job.....
Amazing coaching skills. I've watched all your videos while studying boxing visually. Watched them again before training and improved not only my training but my skill level. No pro at 48 but hanging in there with much younger aspiring fighters. Thank you for taking time to share your knowledge with us all.
+Chris Caballero Cheers Chris, guile can help control the younger guys ;-)
Some great boxing tips.
I love this guy.
I've started boxing about 5 months ago and I have to say this is pretty good. I will definitely use these variations next time at the gym. Thanks!
I will practice as you taught.
Thank you soo much!!!!
Thank you coach
Always great information ✊!!
Thanks for watching 👍
I just want to say thank you for your videos mate!, you have have made me advance 110 hold in my boxing!
it´s unbelieveble that we have coaches like you and a bunch of ther who are making those kind of videos, i kinda learned how to master alot of things just by seeing videos on youtube and go outside and practice the drills etc everyday :) appreciate it :)
You're welcome buddy, glad it helps.
Great video
Great video as always Fran, thank you.
leetf You are very welcome, thank you for the comment
Good stuff.
I like how the left uppercut sets up and conceals the overhand right, pretty slick...
Exactly what I thought.
Best coach ever
Nice speed nd power 👍🥊🥊
Really good video and the end is just brilliant demonstrating what you explained makes more sense :)
+Ricardo Bribiescas Thank you, really glad it helps
Your a heck of a coach. The gym I attend don't really work with my young son so I'm doing all the training with him. Your videos are excellent coach material for me. Thanks, keep the videos coming.
Cheers Ruben. Hope the material continues to help.. Thanks for the comment.
Awesome stuff Fran, I wish more people can see your vid or get your training programs/books.
I used to boxxed as a hobby like 18 years ago, (I was 14 at that time), then I stopped after 3 years after my teacher moved.
I just started again a couple months ago, and watching all of those CZcamsr really make my questioning my intuition or my memory of the teaching I got.
Just yesterday I found your vids and everything make sense again, screw those bullshits 500,000 views guys.
One of the most crazy thing to me, is that to my memory, the punch always start from the legs, transfer to the hips, and then to the body and lastly the Arm extend out to make that shot. Even after 15 years without any training and gain 40 lbs, my legs are still in great shape and I always contribute that to the boxing I did. Then I watch those youtube vid that empasis on the hips, let the hip innicite the movement then the arm. I watch them, and follow them and always feel my shots is slow, weak and feel weird, not natural, after awhile I just ignore those advise and train base on my memory (I train at home with a heavy bags just to shred some lbs, my goal is shred all of these 40 lbs and be in shape again).
After seeing your vids and your shot, it feel just right, it natural to me, thanks you sir, you rocks.
Thank you. You have it absolutely, your memory has not let you down. Initiate at the feet - more power, more efficient. Thanks Bob, appreciate you taking the time to comment.
my best excellent coach . i love to watch several time your video.
Thanks, glad it helps.
straight talk...no coddling...I love it!
Thanks John
Very good👍👍👍
Great video I think it focuses on many of the things us boxers tend to forget .
Hello, Fellow Heathen!
Hello coach. I'm 36 years old and started to box about 2 years ago. Your videos are a huge part of the reason why i got into it. I absorbed all your basic lessons which is hands down, the best available in CZcams. Since then, I've lost 20 kilos in weight and in the best shape of my life. Keep doing what you're doing coach and since we'll probably never meet, thanks for the videos, they are tremendous. From Malaysia.
Thank you Ikhwan, they is really kind of you to say. i'm really happy to play a small part in your boxing journey. Keep on punching ;-)
I love throwing my jab and follow with a mean cross works almost every time 💪
Great advice; 99% of my boxing is long range. My robot taught me that coming in close may look good on the heavy bag, but when that thing is punching back at all angles, it is much better fighting long range.
Thanks!
You're welcome. Thanks
Thank you Mr. Sands of giving this video I wont go boring on what I am doing every day! Thanks for the variations!
You are welcome and thank you.
Very nice, I have been training at home and the long range hook and uppercut is something that has been overlooked
+meerak7973 Nice
Very nice Sir. Great video.
+rfrancoi Thank you :-)
You look really good on the bag. Much better than the shadow boxing 😂
This guy is excellent
Thank You Fran you are a true Coach ive learned more from your videos than my own "Coach"
+Maverick Fermill Thanks, very kind
Love this vid !
Cheers Scott
Never thought of the different variations of 1-2. So simple and logical! Thanks for the tip! Will definitely try it out with the bag and at sparring as well! Thanks again!
Excellent :-)
L Lee omg could he be any more monotone and boring. Good coach, if you can stay awake.
+Spencer Wilbanks If your definition of boring is quality information.....
Less is more, thank´s for sharing !
Thank you very good instructional material!
+Ethnikaorify Georg Thank you. Assuming by your name that you are Greek? Birthplace of boxing :-)
Υes you are right I am Greek! Absolutely true!
I’m short/tall, how should I box?
COACH: You need to box well.
‘Nuff said!
your doing great Coach!! Don’t worry about the haters because at the end of the day there watching this channel!!
Vous explique très bien vous exercices coach merci yassine d'Algérie
Awesome stuff!
+WattUNeed Thank you
What country are you from sir? I can hear an accent in your voice. I love the knowledge you provide!
just found yr vids...am thinking of doing uwc...and have found yr vids very informative... especially footwork...I am right handed...but have had my left knee reconstructed so I am weary of leading of my left leg...I've had to change from orthodox to southpaw and find it difficult to move like I did...also I now have my power punch as my lead punch in...how can I get more power into my now back hand...
thanks
What I do is get a 1 2 and add other punches onto it if I need to it all so helps me mix my boxing up a bit when I am in the ring
On the inside I like the good old “45” lift the head up with a right uppercut then left hook to knock it off.
very good video
+Bryan Westmoreland Cheers, glad it helps
This is an awesome and super helpful video you got here sir, I'm doing quite well by following your tutorial! Btw, what sup with those orange and blue lines on the floor? Are they for footwork pattern??
Thank you. Yes they are, we have them everywhere
Great
About short boxers asking for advice: study all the famous short fighters from the last 40-50 years.
Thats Nice! THX :)
Thanks and you're welcome
Basic but effective, keep on matey!
mark rivera Cheers mark
Pretty impressive 1, 2. Lots of snap
Hi Fran, I really love your videos! In my opinion the best boxing instructions on youtube!
One question about the 1,2: I've heard an other coach saying that you never should end a combination with the back hand (because you will be out of position for a split second, I guess). His advice was to always end the combination with a jab, left hook or to roll to the right after the back hand shot. I just wonder what your views on that are?
cheers
Yes, makes sense Max. Would not say always, but certainly as you throw the back hand you store up torque to led lead hand shots go, so why not let it go. Variations are always good, so throwing 2 and taking none is better than throwing 3 and maybe taking 2, especially if the opponent lands the final shot.
@@myboxingcoach Thanks Coach!
@@myboxingcoach Thanks Fran!
I've been coached; well, mainly in grappling, and this Fran Sands is no nonsense. My one and only boxing coach was no comparison to this tactician. In short sir, thanks for going over fundamentals as well as advanced skills.
Darryl Nuncio Thanks Darryl, really kind.
Well done Fran, you're a regular Jake La Motta thank you for the insights!
+774CISCO You're welcome, thanks so much for the comment :-)
nice videos,
masterjingo Thank you
Thanks for the video coach. Learning to play off range and distance has really helped me especially with taller fighters. The One Two in its many forms is simple but effective. I have been using the BTF for couple of years. If you want to see or have a good laugh - check out the link below. Great stuff as always.
Boxing Training
Great stuff Jon. Left a comment on your vid, hope it helps.
Coach. Should we do more shadow boxing or time on the heavy bag for improvement?
Should you be relaxed on tense when boxing ?
Hey Fran, great video, great channel! You deserve 2 million more subscribers! In your opinion, how long should a beginner work on footwork and technique before advancing to working with bags, pads and eventually sparing partners? when should his first fight be. These are all assuming that he works hard, is fairly talented and listens to his coaches advice. What do you think?
+Strength Frank Hey Frank, thanks, that's really kind of you to say. My view is that footwork should be practised in drills, shadow boxing, heavy bags and pads right from the outset. Sparring should come probably 4-8 weeks later although very gentle 'open' sparring (with a more experienced guy looking after you) could come sooner. Tech sparring is also good. Worth checking out the sparring article on the MyBoxingCoach website, there's a video too.
Thank you for your response, Fran! I just started boxing a few months ago. Since I have almost 20 years of experience in practicing and coaching strength sports (powerlifting, weightlifting and bodybuilding) I know, that most importantly for a beginner is finding a great mentor and getting good guidance. I really appreciate your advice and am looking forward for more great videos. Is it possible to train with you intensively for a month or so?
tanks you
Welcome
Fran : Hope I got you thinking...
Me: Believe me Fran you got me thinking! Thanks from USA.
7:45 Haha, love you from now onxD
isn't the back hand uppercut after the jab for the more advanced boxer?
Moving in to mid or short range definitely would be. At long range though it's much lower risk.
Nice Visby should do vlogs
Fran,
I noticed that you don't slide your left foot forward when you jab, but pivot on it instead. Is that more effective?
By the way, very nice job hitting the bag. Excellent form.
Bill
You can always do both.
You should always pivot about an 1/8th of a turn for maximal range, but stepping forward is optional.
Another nice vid. Thanks... Is that a scootish accent? ;-)
no scouser from liverpool