12:19 stances 16:20 Training in cold 22:17 Cowboy vs Conor 24:04 Perfecting the jab and range 30:48 Sambo n BJJ 33:02 10,000 hours rule to get perfect 43:55 Study tips 50:30 Memory training 54:50 Gary's MMA fight 1:08:33 Kevin Lee vs Al aquinta 1:12:48 Training muay Thai 1:16:30 best things in life are hard to get 1:17:56 good job Abe n u 1:23:55 About the Graice
GSP is only interested to become triple UFC champion This was the reason why he came back to fight Bisping, and this will be the reason why he will fight Khabib at 155 added to that, he wants to be the first to defeat Khabib ( he is not the only one anyway) Conor McTap tried already
I think the difference between the western world and Asia, as far as the orthodox/southpaw debate goes, is that our youth grows up playing many different sports that reinforce one side dominance in punching and kicking (football, rugby, basketball, tennis, even skateboarding), so by the time the kid enters in your gym he is already "wired" that way. In Thailand for many kids muay thai is the first sport, they start really young, so they are not hard wired to have a dominant punching or kicking limb. On a side not, you can also have a different dominant hand and leg (for example I punch better with my right hand, but kick better with my left leg, both in power and in dexterity)
Zahabi – your kids and wife and family-home-time training was invaluable: [ recent news report/ small documentary interview?] ] ] it shows the unity of goal-setting and communication and shows some priorities that many can have in fitness routines that children and older family members can connect to with an athlete in the family. The mobility training daily-is something I would not have thought of as well…thank you for this area of expertise. — Greetings from NYC and hope you appear at Grappling Industries events soon…
Tiger Flowers (a southpaw) took the middleweight championship from Harry Greb in 1926… I don't know if he was the first one Young Corbett III, another southpaw, took the welterweight championship in 1933.
Never knew you had a channel?? preordered a TimTam 2.0, love the 1.5 appreciate you sharing your info. Malibu fires are fvcked, house I grew up in burned :/
Boxing wise the best thing that happened to me is being southpaw and training southpaw I do feel tho I have to work on my orthodox stance especially for kickboxing But if you take a left handed guy and train him orthodox he would lose the power left hand advantage he would be not very powerful in eather hand
Great podcast as always, coach. Thanks for your knowledge
Wow 2 podcasts in 1 week!!! π
Chuck is holding back..
Thanks Abe. Love you. Will we ever get some pure philosophy episodes? I'd definitely listen!
12:19 stances
16:20 Training in cold
22:17 Cowboy vs Conor
24:04 Perfecting the jab and range
30:48 Sambo n BJJ
33:02 10,000 hours rule to get perfect
43:55 Study tips
50:30 Memory training
54:50 Gary's MMA fight
1:08:33 Kevin Lee vs Al aquinta
1:12:48 Training muay Thai
1:16:30 best things in life are hard to get
1:17:56 good job Abe n u
1:23:55 About the Graice
GSP is only interested to become triple UFC champion
This was the reason why he came back to fight Bisping, and this will be the reason why he will fight Khabib at 155
added to that, he wants to be the first to defeat Khabib ( he is not the only one anyway) Conor McTap tried already
Cars are driving on the left in Britain and Australia. I think lefties are a lower percentage in these countries too.
I think the difference between the western world and Asia, as far as the orthodox/southpaw debate goes, is that our youth grows up playing many different sports that reinforce one side dominance in punching and kicking (football, rugby, basketball, tennis, even skateboarding), so by the time the kid enters in your gym he is already "wired" that way. In Thailand for many kids muay thai is the first sport, they start really young, so they are not hard wired to have a dominant punching or kicking limb.
On a side not, you can also have a different dominant hand and leg (for example I punch better with my right hand, but kick better with my left leg, both in power and in dexterity)
Lol hard to talk crap about a guy when he best you twice already
"the experts" usually advice to sleep in cooler conditions..
thanks for the study tip im going to use that one π
Chuck will die in the octagon…. r.i.p to a legend
Sleeping on the floor or a tatami mat is even better for you back, but maybe the wife is no ready for this xD
great
Zahabi – your kids and wife and family-home-time training was invaluable: [ recent news report/ small documentary interview?] ] ] it shows the unity of goal-setting and communication and shows some priorities that many can have in fitness routines that children and older family members can connect to with an athlete in the family. The mobility training daily-is something I would not have thought of as well…thank you for this area of expertise. — Greetings from NYC and hope you appear at Grappling Industries events soon…
Tiger Flowers (a southpaw) took the middleweight championship from Harry Greb in 1926… I don't know if he was the first one
Young Corbett III, another southpaw, took the welterweight championship in 1933.
Coach will you breakdown the Ferguson vs Pettis fight ???
Never knew you had a channel?? preordered a TimTam 2.0, love the 1.5 appreciate you sharing your info. Malibu fires are fvcked, house I grew up in burned :/
Boxing wise the best thing that happened to me is being southpaw and training southpaw I do feel tho I have to work on my orthodox stance especially for kickboxing
But if you take a left handed guy and train him orthodox he would lose the power left hand advantage he would be not very powerful in eather hand
one of the best episodes ever!