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The first technique is fine if you are practicing jabs. The second technique is for 1-2 punches.

That mute girl knows her stuff.

Con esos Coaches, aprendo porque aprendo y con Ganas :D

For those arguing whether you should master pivot, plant, or step, the answer is you should work all of them. There is no one element of footwork that is superior to another, they are best when the situation dictates you need them, and you should train each, and each is fundamental to build the next stage of footwork training. You can't work in and out footwork drills or gallop jabs without learning and mastering step jabs, you will have a hard time doing square drills or Cus d'amote shifts if you don't have pivots worked, and you'll have a hard time learning in guard jabs if you don't learn plant jabs first. You need each to be well rounded, whichever you're best with becomes your repertoire overall but footwork, jab drills, and head movement drills should be the core basic drills of any serious boxer that wants to take it seriously. These are only a couple of the basic footwork drills at that for the core too. There is still laterals, the shuffles, L steps, and mirror step drills.

He was actually doing perfect feints lol… that long step feint really make people feel pressured

The way she walked up I knew she was gonna have good form

There's a reason it's referenced as a dance between gladiators. Rhythm and flow matters in boxing.

Ambas son correctas,ambas son válidas en el momento adecuado del combate.

The cake caking but still baking😂

Bravo mon kiki ❤❤❤❤😂😊love

Nice good luck 😍👍👍💪💪

Wow 😲 it's great to see young people actually know and practice the old techniques of the sweet science and share them!❤👍💯🤜🥊🥊🥊

Good to see ppl helping each other out

You,re king❤

Nice left and right 😅❤❤❤nice steps

This is a great and accurate technique but what he was doing was valuable too..... a single step and jab sets u up for the back foot to side step so u become 45° offset from the opponent, opens different/more angles and allows u to walk around the outside which makes the opponent need to reset his approach before attacking again. It gives u an extra turn to strike, like an uno skip card for the ring

That back foot comes down so fast it's almost like they are kicking the floor. Experts make it look like a dance, it's amazing to watch.

Absolutely awesome. Love it ❤👌👍👍👍💪💪💪

Solid forward step striking is an absolute fundamental element to any MMA routine. Nicely done guys!