How To Weave Under Punches - The True Art
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- čas přidán 27. 04. 2022
- How To Weave Under Punches. Tom Yankell of the @WorldClassBoxingChannel is back with another episode of Watch Me Coach. In this video, you will watch how Tom teaches the true art of weaving under punches. This Is A The True Art Of Weaving Under Punches. Must Watch! #boxing #trueart #weaving #mustwatch
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wow! I totally missed this. A bunch of coaches most of the times teach the weave in the same generic manner --- bend the knees, dont look down, keep the eye on the opponent. These may all sound basically correct but Coach Tom described the essence of weaving.
If you study the best weavers in the game, like Toney and Frazier, they weave just like Coach Tom described.
Tyson and canelo don't they weave at the knees, I think there is a time and place for both though.
@@Ash-so2sr true... now if I think about it, its because they are short at their weight classes.
Duran also. Benn also used to bend at the knees, even for a "taller" fighter.
@@Ash-so2sr Tyson rarely ever weaved with the knees in a real fight. In most of Tyson's defensive highlights, he took a "bow" (bend at the waist) when rolling punches.
This is a profound eye opening concept! All these years I was taught never weave like that!
Yeah right had the same moment right now, but when you watch canello he actually weave like that
@@Powerofmind548Joe Frazier, Dwight Muhammad Qawi, Benny Briscoe, Monty Meza Clay, Henry Armstrong, etc etc. Even Dereck Chisora at times, they all weave like that.
When I first started i was inspired by the peekaboo style.
And while nitpicking all the best characteristics from various old time fighters I noticed Joe Frazier and I was so amused by his technique.
Tried to incorporate it and I got immediately told I was weaving the wrong way and I that should stay straight while bending the knees without putting my head near the opponent.
2 minutes later in the same sparring session I got hit in the face by a left hook because I weaved like they told me to and heard them say: "you're too easy to hit".
I was like: 😐🤨
Think of it this way. If everyone is trained the exact same way on how to weave/punch through the amateur setting then everyone know how somebody is going to respond or counter move. They are now predictable. But if you do something different and get good at it. Then you will give everyone else fits as they try to figure you out in a fight. 3 rounds at 2 or 3 minutes to figure your weird style. All the while you are see a variation of what is taught in the majority if amateur boxing gyms across North America. For you it would be easy peasy.
That type of weave combined with foot work sets up nice angles of attack from the sides. I can see that kid weaving under the punch and blasting a liver shot while his opponents arm is still hanging in the air.
Two problems with weaving like that is in amateur boxing you would get a warning for dropping your head from most referees and the other thing is that your much more open to uppercuts when you are looking at the floor
Have you seen anyone successfully weave the other way (with the knees)?
I've not.
Honestly, the amount of information you gave in that 3 minute clip would be like a $100-200 lesson! This is the best channel!
I've been waiting for this explalation for so long! I first came to a boxing gym when I was 12 years and now I am 57 and thanks to you M. Yankello my passion for boxing is still alive. It's the most precise explanation on the issue. Thank you very much!
Man one of the best coaches ever. Amazing!
Thank you coach Yankello!
Great instruction , never knew better then to keep eye contact , meaning your head stays upright = target .
Thanks !!
ABSOLUTE GOLD
Watch and listen to Coach. When Coach weaves, his eyes are on the target, NOT on the ground.
The old saying is you go where your eyes are fixed. You look down, you go down. Keep your head up as Coach does.
This man is gold
Great job coach 😊 I really enjoy watching these young people learn and have more confidence in themselves
Great weaving lesson!
what a gem
Wow!
Great lesson as always. As you have already explained in previous videos 📹 you shouldn't stress the quadriceps too much, otherwise you won't move anymore. It's essential to bene the legs with the butt a little back and make the U with the torso. I'm learning a lot from your great videos. Thank you coach💪👊🥊🥊
Very nice concept 👍
Thank you for this video I needed this break down
Awesome
such a small detail, that makes so much difference.
full video please ? i love how u explain
I always think of it this way. Keep your chin tucked in and your body and legs will follow. Then you have a decent weave.
Here's what I try to do fwiw -- at short-midrange defense primarily against hooks: bend the ankles, bend the knees, bend the waist, eyes on opponent's torso (not on the floor). Don't lean forward. Maintain a strong base with balance but keep legs soft and fast. You know you're probably doing it wrong if you can't counter punch or lose balance. At edge of range, or in a short-midrange offensive don't bend so much at the waist, chin tucked but eyes on opponent's shoulders -- more of a head's up roll. This is what Tyson, Mayweather, Toney, Canelo do/did.
Oh man I was just thinking about it
Can u do another one about the slip too ❤
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Damn, I literally had this issue two days ago and was doing just that ducking with me head up and I kept wondering why I was getting hit even by guys my height. Now I know. something to work on in the gym tomorrow.
Congratulations for the video ! I think is a great tecnique. I have just a question : how you can see your opponent in this way ? Thanks a lot
The True way the only way.
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really accurate, factual! but, but... the referees of amateur boxing will bother them and take points away
Great video..Can you please do a video on how to hit a heavy bag?
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Depends what you trying to do. If you stay in place and not move your feet then yes, but if you do it the traditional way and move your feet then no they cannot lean on you. Also depends how fast your roll out of there. Many things come into play depends on what you trying to do.
I've rarely seen footages of boxers actually rolling punches by bending at the knees. It only works for mitt drills.
Every single coach has told me to always keep your eyes up when rolling. What do you do about the visibility.
Well if ur heads down u pretty much can't do anything about visibility, however if u keep ur eyes up ur heads an easy target to be caught on the jaw or temple so it's a tradeoff
It has nothing to do with your vision it has to do with muscle memory and repetition
i think it's about ,feeling,, where his chin is while you roll .. that comes with experience i guess
I was taught the same keep your eyes on the opponent not the floor I disagree with Coach here someone can just lean on you like that
@@TY-km8hj you can catch an uppercut looking at the ground
Hes looking at the ground
What about losing vision and getting hit by uppercuts?
Farooq kaash is a master at this
I just read that Farooq had to retire from health complications
@@denisesayers8520 yeah it's sad , at least we have a few fights of his to learn from
@@king_koby9591 do you know what the health condition was? I tried to find out but came up with nothing.
At amateur competition the boxer will get warning if he will do it
Is it realisticly possible to weave under a cross?Im 6'6 woundering if its feasable due to the high center of gravity
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0:27 if you just let your hand rest on top of his neck you can very easily control him and put an uppercut on him ... This technique is to me high risk for uppercuts and stiff arming someone like what Floyd did to Maidana where he would just put his forearm on top of his neck when Maidana bended by the waist, again useful but really can create difficult situations and the boxer must know what he is risking.
Like you said Floyd Mayweather the goat can find a weakness in every technique
@@zaidanmockbill7818 dude boxing is not the privilege of the few elite, anyone can try a technique successfully
But you lose your vision no?
Bennie brisco
How many world champions had he produced ??? I rest my case ..
Ok let me just say something, greats like Chavez and frazer did this weaving bending at the waist but if you watch other great boxers like canelo and Tyson they do it the other way by weaving by bending at the knees, personally do what suits you best but overdoing this bending will cost you highly if they set you up for an uppercut
If you do boxing to Compliment mma or kickboxing this technique is high risk low reward.
Not so sure sbout that. My husband taught our son to bend at the waste. When they are going hot and heavy my husband can't hit our son. He will miss on 3 hooks and transition to an uppercut but our son will dip/ weave and do a slight pull out of range and hubby will miss that too. It's an art of predictive punching and my husband know what our son is going to do as he taught him the trick.
@@denisesayers8520 for sure the style is doable frazer and Chavez used it to great success, I would say if I works for him then great keep doing it. But next time the kid does that ask whoever he's sparring with to simply throw a punch and then just leave his forearm on top of the neck of the person who is bending down at the waist and tell them to put his weight on him , and see what happens..
I agree with you that bending at the waste in kick boxing and your gonna get foot ball punted in the face. I disagree with your analysis for boxing. In theory it makes sense that your gonna eat an uppercut in practice it is harder then you think. Yes you can hold the head down which is an illegal move in boxing but he also taught our son to roll out of that. My husband was a competitive boxer in his day.
Gaetjhe does this and has phenomenal. Watch him vs Chandler and Ferguson
@@denisesayers8520 I said Chavez and frazer did it, but not every body does it like canelo or Tyson... If it works for you do it.
You need to rely on your peripherals and fightsense for this otherwise your rocking into a checkhook on the second weave. That’s why this isn’t really advice that is taught to beginners. You gain this with experience
Nope. My husband taught our kids to weave like this from the get go. They are pretty good at it that he has problem catching them with hooks or uppercuts.
If you step at everything you do. You don't telegraph. You just control the range and then you load. If you load without footwork you will send telegraph. You are predictable.
Your opponent must feel your feet moving and never see your punches.
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chest level not banath the waste
but you can run into an uppercut ducking like this?
He took his eyes off the target and was looking at the ground. That is incorrect. Never take ur eyes off ur opponents
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@@WorldClassBoxingChannel never take ur eyes off ur opponent. I've educated myself for 49 years