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Basics of Boxing - Training for Beginners at Home — Transcript

by Tony Jeffries · 1,274 words · 85 segments · language en · Watch on YouTube

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  1. 0:00on this video I'm going to take you over the very basics of boxing so if you're a
  2. 0:04beginner are you pretty new to boxing or I'll tell you everything that you need
  3. 0:08to know to get started my name's Tony Jeffries Olympic medalist boxer former
  4. 0:22European champion seven times asked the champion and former undefeated
  5. 0:25professional boxer welcome to my youtube channel so I've traveled the world over
  6. 0:30the past few years teaching fitness professionals how to teach boxing to
  7. 0:34other people I've worked with hundreds of trainers here in the box and burn
  8. 0:38gyms and then obviously thousands of other people on social media platforms
  9. 0:42in person how to box so I've got a little bit experience let's put it that
  10. 0:47way at all when you're going to box the first thing that you need to know is
  11. 0:50what boxing stance for you and how we determine that is what is your dominant
  12. 0:54hand what we're handy right with your right hand left hand if you're
  13. 0:57left-handed you want to stand with your right foot forward left foot back if
  14. 1:02you're right-handed like me like most of the people either stand with your left
  15. 1:05foot forward and your back foot back this is called the Orthodox stance left
  16. 1:09hand it is southpaw this is Orthodox so I'm going to show you an Orthodox some
  17. 1:13Orthodox now here we go well I see a left foot forward you got your front
  18. 1:18foot pointing out one o'clock your back foot is pointing around two o'clock now
  19. 1:23I want you to visualize a line on the ground you've got one foot on one side
  20. 1:26one foot on the other side you can even put a pity it down draw a line on the
  21. 1:30ground you always want to have one foot on one side one from the other side you
  22. 1:33never want to have two feet on the same line I'll explain why in a little bit
  23. 1:37now moving up you want your knees you want loose knees if you've ever been on
  24. 1:41a surfboard or skateboard you want to have them loose knees like this
  25. 1:44you never want to be bent in a squat position you never want to be upright
  26. 1:47then moving up the body we don't want to be too square on to bigger table like
  27. 1:52this you want to have your shoulder here pointing in parallel with you with your
  28. 1:56leg over here so we're not like this and we're not like this you're here like I
  29. 2:01see a point in the same direction of you is your hip their elbows elbows are
  30. 2:05tucked in hands up by the face here your right hands by your right cheek
  31. 2:10bone your left hands just in front of your of your fierce here like this
  32. 2:13now this is the boxing stance once you've got your boxing stance then we're going
  33. 2:18to work on movement moving forwards backwards side to side when you move
  34. 2:21forward you want to stall the step forward with your front foot no matter if
  35. 2:24your right hand or left handed you wanna step forward with your front foot like this
  36. 2:27when you step back step back with your back foot like this we're stepping
  37. 2:30forward stepping back step forward step back I don't want to move ten inches
  38. 2:37with this foot and then 20 inches for this foot where my feet come together
  39. 2:40like this I want to keep that seam distance in between my feet all the time
  40. 2:44forward back when you move to your left left foot first when you move to your
  41. 2:48right right foot first and again you want to get that line in between your
  42. 2:51feet all the time left and right left and right now that's the basic movement
  43. 2:56now get on the basic punches your first which will have work on is your lead
  44. 3:00hand your front hand and right hand let's watch my left hand we call that
  45. 3:04with job or the number one you read through that comes from your fist comes
  46. 3:07all the way out all over the back slide turn on the hip and you want to exhale as
  47. 3:11well for the extent you want to punch out you want to turn your knuckles on
  48. 3:16the end and you want to aim straight in front of your head there we're not
  49. 3:19coming across or go across there but straight down the middle
  50. 3:23next punch is the number two your cross your power hand my right hand if you're
  51. 3:27a south paw its your left hand the way we throw that it comes from the face comes all the way
  52. 3:31out all over your back turning that hip exhale when we turn that a hip this is
  53. 3:37what puts the power behind the punch keeping your chin down exhaling and if
  54. 3:43I want to freeze there now I've got sixty percent the weights on my front
  55. 3:46foot me back heels off the ground me hips are parallel and then bring it back
  56. 3:50next which really well one is the hook of number three we always want to throw
  57. 3:54this when we start enough off the one two because when you throw the one two
  58. 3:57you're in that perfect position to throw the hook so the way we threw that we're
  59. 4:01gonna fall out 1 2 as the 2 comes back to the face your lead hands will come
  60. 4:06out round on a 90 degree angle with your thumb up top now this is your first time
  61. 4:11this will feel awkward don't worry about it feels awkward for everyone so the
  62. 4:16it feels awkward don't worry about it you can just keep practicing until it
  63. 4:19gets more comfortable one two hook now if I hold it there I've got the
  64. 4:25weight on the back foot 60%
  65. 4:27since in the back foot 40 percents in the front foot my front heels off the
  66. 4:29ground my hips round I'm still facing forward after up my chin down the hands
  67. 4:34just in front or just past the face my other hands here now what we're going to
  68. 4:42do we're going to add on that last punch 4 punch combination we will do a one
  69. 4:46two hook two so through that one two hook all I'm going to do with the hook
  70. 4:53it's bringing a back to me face as I for the two one two hook two now with all
  71. 4:59these punches when one punch is coming back that's when the other punch is
  72. 5:03going out it's not one two that's one two as this coming back this is
  73. 5:09coming out you should want to hook two and then from there we can go from the
  74. 5:16top where you move forward move back move left move right the jab the one two
  75. 5:22one two hook two and practice and so on and so on now I challenge you to start a
  76. 5:28timer do for two minute rounds of that moving around will run shadowboxing and
  77. 5:32again this will feel awkward don't worry about it fits all for everyone when
  78. 5:36they're starting off that is the very basics of boxing practice practice
  79. 5:41practice that's the way you're going to get better on it guys if you enjoyed
  80. 5:44this video please subscribe in this channel where I take you over
  81. 5:47lots of boxing techniques boxing workouts fight breaker everything boxing
  82. 5:52so if you enjoyed this video hit that subscribe button subscribe the channel
  83. 5:56because there's gonna be plenty more like this and once you've mastered the
  84. 5:59basics you can see some other videos when we work on some more advanced stuff
  85. 6:05thank you for watching

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