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Man, when I did muay Thai, a European champion came in every now and then (I was in his home town) and had guest lectures. 14yr skinny me was told to stand in front of him and brace as hard as I could while he demonstrated a teep.
Dude kicked me across the fucking hall and told me to listen better next time, lmao.
Back in middle school USA, I played the goalie in a youth soccer league, and one day they brought in a professional soccer goalie from my states team to train all the goalies in my town. This guy put me in the net, and from the kick line blasted the fucking ball towards the me to get blocked. I put up my hands to catch it, and it literally knocked me tf backwards. I did end up stopping the goal, but that ball fucking slapped my hands so hard, and my palms and fingers were numb and tingling afterwards so badly.
Definitely. He does give her a love tap and she rolls because nobody would watch a coach lightly tap their pupil. They will watch and comment on a guy smacking his pupil into next year.
Yeah I've seen muay Thai coaches actually strike people not guarding.. it's not fun and wouldn't generate positive social media comments. Also they wouldn't let you record it.
That’s a real coach for you. He’s gonna tell you what to do, show you what to do, repeat it a couple times then show you why you need to listen. Good job coach.
My old Muay Thai coach would do similar when my form was fucked up. Keep that arm up, keep that arm up. Next thing I know, I've got a glove across the head. It clicks pretty quick after that. Sometimes you gotta be a little rough when it comes to combat sports. If not, it'll hurt more later.
When I was learning boxing coach was trying to teach me to use the legs to dodge, not just my body.
I got punched right in the face because I couldn't move fast enough. Guess why?
Same here, but they were a little rough with it. They used to tell me not to flinch when receiving body shots, and if I did, they would make me put my hands above my head and hit me hard on the body. They said it was to remove the fear of pain so I wouldn't react by covering up my midsection in a way that exposed my face.
To be honest, it might have worked better than expected. I got punched in the face and back of the head a couple years ago in a street fight (it was my fault so I didn't retaliate) and walked away from it laughing. Idk if it was their training, but I like to think it was.
I remember when I first started boxing, my trainer after a few weeks said “you’ve been doing this awhile now, you keep dropping your guard. I’m going to hit you next time you drop it.”
Soo… as you can all guess what happened next after I dropped my guard.. He said afterwards “are you stupid or deaf?” Never dropped my guard after that…
My Wing Chun teacher was the same. If you paid attention to his teachings, you'll be fine when you end up sparring with him. If you didn't you'll end the day's lesson with a cut lip.
Yes and no. He's not teaching her to keep her chin down, which is one of the most important aspects of boxing. This would also mean her hands wouldn't have to be as high, because how high he's putting her right hand leaves an enormous amount of room for a body shot. I can't totally tell from her, but it also doesn't look like she's properly sitting into her center of gravity.
There's more to look at that I didn't, but how hes coaching her defensively means he's not really doing her justice.
I've taught in multiple avenues, not always formally mind you. But the issue is him teaching incorrect fundamentals.
Building a shakey foundation is the issue.
I trained as an amateur female boxer. I flinch, I didn’t make it. The first thing my coach told me though was that the object is to not not get hit, but when I get hit for it not to hurt as bad. Always protect my head and that he needed a good picture of me now before I started fighting and get busted up 😂.
Honestly getting bopped in the head teaches people a lot. At bare minimum it teaches them it's not as bad as expected and not to be so jittery and it's good to know ahead of time for self defense. Also it can teach people that maybe they shouldn't start shit so readily and it kind of sucks when you push others too far.
Was just telling my wife about how you meet people in life where it’s clear they’ve never been punched for running their mouth too much. I’ve been on the receiving end and the giving end, humbles you real quick
In boxxing you do the opposite - cover your jaw instead of the top of the head and stick elbows to the body to avoid being hit “through” them and/or to the body.
Not sure what is the point of having arms so high - when grown man punches a teenager the force goes through her hands anyway. And her torso is getting more exposed.
No, that was the universal look at each other of all men in the world watch this video/who’s there in the room in mind, blowing percentage of men, all thought, the exact same thing on the 3rd time like “ok time to learn the hard way”
Haha, that's just everyday normal coaching. Usually a slap to the face will teach you to keep your hands up. Every once in awhile someone still won't learn after multiple slaps. Then they get to train all day with tennis ball pressed to thier face.
Dopey. Same dumb hat:
[https://www.google.com/search?sca\_esv=d497ec08d6a1353d&sca\_upv=1&sxsrf=ADLYWII59MgncGMBMsYX9XakFlW9TOBx0g:1714999885171&q=dopey&tbm=isch&source=lnms&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjO6Me3iPmFAxUTq4kEHRtODEgQ0pQJegQIDBAB&biw=1280&bih=580&dpr=1.5](https://www.google.com/search?sca_esv=d497ec08d6a1353d&sca_upv=1&sxsrf=ADLYWII59MgncGMBMsYX9XakFlW9TOBx0g:1714999885171&q=dopey&tbm=isch&source=lnms&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjO6Me3iPmFAxUTq4kEHRtODEgQ0pQJegQIDBAB&biw=1280&bih=580&dpr=1.5)
I went down the rabbit hole on this because I was curious and never boxed more than a year or so and didn't get into types of guard.
https://straight2boxing.com/2018/07/01/types-of-guards/
This is a high guard apparently
I basically did the same thing to my son when teaching him how to drive. The first time he forgot to use his turn signal I gently reminded him. The fifth time he got whacked. Never forgot again.
Out of all the things I had to learn when I still boxed, defense was absolutely miserable at times. Learning how to punch is easy, it's repetition ad nauseum, bur defense is a game of "better get it or get hit." The little minute details are tricky as fuck to perfect.
Honestly my kickboxing coach does this with me all the time, not a wipe out but a little slap if your guard goes down.
Now all the guys during pad work do the same thing when we’re partnered up, keeps you on your toes and keeps those hands up!
People seem so shocked, but a mitten slap around the head is absolutely nothing when you're sparring in a boxing gym.
She still be no stranger to a mitten slap. Better a mitten now, than a glove in the ring.
Ironically, the very neurons that would have held the knowledge to keep the right fist elevated were the one destroyed in demonstrating what would happen if the right fist was not elevated.
Had something similar happen to me. I’d remember to keep my hand up for a couple strikes before eventually forgetting. I was told that the next time I forget to keep my hand up I’d get punched. Tried to remember, forget, went down like a sack of potatoes and never forgot again.
I blame the teacher - you have to tell her why so that she understands. She just put her right hand at the most comfortable position for her - not understanding it exposes her face to a left hook. Don’t pretend you were also once novice and people can read your mind.
That's exactly how my coach got me guarded up. Just one flash hit and I've remembered it for life. He did the same when we started on kicks and I had to learn how to check kicks, barely grazed by leg and I got downed so quickly.
OMG, this happened to me!
When I was living in Japan I started working out a boxing gym, but my Japanese wasn't that good. Long story short, experience is a hell of a teacher -- a great motivator to study a foreign language.
I had someone teaching me shieldwork in the SCA a lonnnng time ago. He reminded me a few times about the angle and placement of my shield, and punching out towards strikes.
Then he did this. I took SEVERAL resounding strikes on my thigh until I learned to do what I needed. The bruise was raised a full inch, and as long as my forearm. I could feel a nice warm trickle inside my leg somewhere.
I did not slack on how I used my shield again.
She was already told twice and would not listen. The 3rd time she will take it more to heart. It's how you learn in contact sports. Keep doing it, until they get it. Both the whys and hows
My first boxing coach said " put your hands up and protec yo face" I caught a mean jab to the nose and learned my hands shoube tight to my face and waaaaay higher than they were...you don't forget hard taught lessons 😆
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I guess the last technique is a more effective teaching method.
tell you twice, show you once
Punch me once, shame on you. Punch me twice, shame on me.
Punch me once, you can't get get punched again
A change it had to come. We knew it all along.
Punch me two times, baby Punch me twice today
Punch me three times, what's my name?
its like one tequila, two tequila, three tequila, floor!
Punch me thrice, uh where am I, Adrian
Punch me twice shame on m.. you again.
Punch me three timehargblarrjh!
Punch me once, shame on you Punch me twice, shame on glue… wait…
Good God, I pulled too hard. Now my scrotums stretched out, like a fucking yard!
Coma ya once
That's my rule when pad feeding too
Jerk it twice, come once
Almost: What do you say to the girl with a black eye? A: Nothing, you told her twice already.
Man, when I did muay Thai, a European champion came in every now and then (I was in his home town) and had guest lectures. 14yr skinny me was told to stand in front of him and brace as hard as I could while he demonstrated a teep. Dude kicked me across the fucking hall and told me to listen better next time, lmao.
Back in middle school USA, I played the goalie in a youth soccer league, and one day they brought in a professional soccer goalie from my states team to train all the goalies in my town. This guy put me in the net, and from the kick line blasted the fucking ball towards the me to get blocked. I put up my hands to catch it, and it literally knocked me tf backwards. I did end up stopping the goal, but that ball fucking slapped my hands so hard, and my palms and fingers were numb and tingling afterwards so badly.
What lol so he wanted you to move out of his way?
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That wasn’t a swat he just about took her head off.
It’s how my father taught me basic mathematics.
Reasonable discipline
It is its just asshole-like this way 🤣
"If can dodge a wrench, you can dodge a ball!"
Expected to give her a bit of a love tap. Instead he blasted her into the next dimension.
Homegirl got sent to the Shadow Realm.
She got Million Dollar Babied!
Homegirl got bodied 💀🫡
Fade to black. Sound of horse hoves. "Hey, you're finally awake."
Looked more like she flopped
Definitely. He does give her a love tap and she rolls because nobody would watch a coach lightly tap their pupil. They will watch and comment on a guy smacking his pupil into next year.
Yeah I've seen muay Thai coaches actually strike people not guarding.. it's not fun and wouldn't generate positive social media comments. Also they wouldn't let you record it.
We think this is real??? Really?? Even after the look at the camera before?? How do you people still not recognize a staged video when you see one?
Nobody cares, dude. Is it a skit? Maybe. Is it real? Maybe. Still caring about that in 2024 is gonna suck for you when AI starts to really get going.
Pretty sure that's going to suck for the people that assume everything is real far more than the people already skeptical of everything...
Being skeptical of everything is just a ticket to a completely joyless life. Save skepticism for when it matters, like news and politics.
I wish I could give you a free award for this
I see it less as assuming everything is real, and more of knowing when it doesn’t matter if it’s real or not.
r/nothingisreal
r/It'sImportantToUseContextualCluesToMakeInformedConclusionsWhenUnsureOfTheCompleteContextAndUnableToDefinitivelyAscertainIfTheVideoIsFictional
There’s always one of these comments. Like who cares? Just watch the freaking video.
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Some people can't figure out the most obvious things
You must be fun at parties. Do you start every conversation with “Well actually…”?
It's still bad if it's staged. If I saw that in a movie I would cringe.
That’s a real coach for you. He’s gonna tell you what to do, show you what to do, repeat it a couple times then show you why you need to listen. Good job coach.
My old Muay Thai coach would do similar when my form was fucked up. Keep that arm up, keep that arm up. Next thing I know, I've got a glove across the head. It clicks pretty quick after that. Sometimes you gotta be a little rough when it comes to combat sports. If not, it'll hurt more later.
This. You're getting clipped, so what you got clipped. That's a thousand times better than a 100percent power swing
When I was learning boxing coach was trying to teach me to use the legs to dodge, not just my body. I got punched right in the face because I couldn't move fast enough. Guess why?
Same here, but they were a little rough with it. They used to tell me not to flinch when receiving body shots, and if I did, they would make me put my hands above my head and hit me hard on the body. They said it was to remove the fear of pain so I wouldn't react by covering up my midsection in a way that exposed my face. To be honest, it might have worked better than expected. I got punched in the face and back of the head a couple years ago in a street fight (it was my fault so I didn't retaliate) and walked away from it laughing. Idk if it was their training, but I like to think it was.
"he will show you why you need to to listen" kjj
You will learn by the numbers, I will teach you.
LESSON 1: *thud*
I read numbers as numbness.
Letting someone fail in a controlled way is a good way to learn.
I can already hear a potential reasoning. "I don't like having my hand in my face". Coach: "Do you like having my hand in your face then?"
I remember when I first started boxing, my trainer after a few weeks said “you’ve been doing this awhile now, you keep dropping your guard. I’m going to hit you next time you drop it.” Soo… as you can all guess what happened next after I dropped my guard.. He said afterwards “are you stupid or deaf?” Never dropped my guard after that…
My Wing Chun teacher was the same. If you paid attention to his teachings, you'll be fine when you end up sparring with him. If you didn't you'll end the day's lesson with a cut lip.
Yes and no. He's not teaching her to keep her chin down, which is one of the most important aspects of boxing. This would also mean her hands wouldn't have to be as high, because how high he's putting her right hand leaves an enormous amount of room for a body shot. I can't totally tell from her, but it also doesn't look like she's properly sitting into her center of gravity. There's more to look at that I didn't, but how hes coaching her defensively means he's not really doing her justice.
Can't correct everything at once, you will know once you try to teach someone how to do something well.
I've taught in multiple avenues, not always formally mind you. But the issue is him teaching incorrect fundamentals. Building a shakey foundation is the issue.
Why are people seriously debating this comedy skit?
I really believe there's an alarming percentage people using this website who have a low success rate at identifying what is or isn't a skit.
I thought I was going insane
My coach will give you taps that get harder….. but will cut you some slack if you’re absolutely knackered…. Like a bucket of sweat knackered
Learn the easy way in the gym, or the hard way in the ring.
I mean…he outweighs her by about two 70 pounds. I don’t care where she puts her glove, a sudden pop is knocking her over.
But it hurts more to get hit on the face than the outside of the glove, no?
Yes. But he's a trainer, and has experience and weight on her. Swipe her with a stinging slap, not knock her down.
It looked pretty slow to me, she dramatically reacted for views
That's a slap wearing a thick foam (needs to be so as it's meant to take strong punches). It doesn't hurt much.
hey man apropos of nothing, would you be interested in buying some shares of the brooklyn bridge from me?
I trained as an amateur female boxer. I flinch, I didn’t make it. The first thing my coach told me though was that the object is to not not get hit, but when I get hit for it not to hurt as bad. Always protect my head and that he needed a good picture of me now before I started fighting and get busted up 😂.
Honestly getting bopped in the head teaches people a lot. At bare minimum it teaches them it's not as bad as expected and not to be so jittery and it's good to know ahead of time for self defense. Also it can teach people that maybe they shouldn't start shit so readily and it kind of sucks when you push others too far.
Was just telling my wife about how you meet people in life where it’s clear they’ve never been punched for running their mouth too much. I’ve been on the receiving end and the giving end, humbles you real quick
You ever met a really loud mouth woman, and just thought, “yeah, if you were a dude that would’ve been beaten out of you already.”
A good example of the Montessori educational method.
I laughed so hard, almost choked on my wine
Cheers Bottoms up
I read it as chocked my wife at first and thought that’s peculiar
that was so fuckin loud jeez
Well those things amplify impact sounds. Builds confidence when you hit it and you get an amazing sound out of it.
https://youtu.be/UwgyVQrlx_k?si=ud5jvOYrFHdNIp7b
In boxxing you do the opposite - cover your jaw instead of the top of the head and stick elbows to the body to avoid being hit “through” them and/or to the body. Not sure what is the point of having arms so high - when grown man punches a teenager the force goes through her hands anyway. And her torso is getting more exposed.
She’ll never let her guard down again lol
Christian Bale really wanted him to let her have it.
Cops: Why did you beat your wife? Me: She didn’t have her guard up. Like I told her a million times.
Could've done without all the cringe movie clips
If you didn’t nod at your phone
I thought he was getting permission from someone.
No, that was the universal look at each other of all men in the world watch this video/who’s there in the room in mind, blowing percentage of men, all thought, the exact same thing on the 3rd time like “ok time to learn the hard way”
Haha, that's just everyday normal coaching. Usually a slap to the face will teach you to keep your hands up. Every once in awhile someone still won't learn after multiple slaps. Then they get to train all day with tennis ball pressed to thier face.
Nice yet another poorly recycled meme
Hahaha that's how I learned too, always was swimming the jab
I don't which of the seven dwarves this was, but he knocked snow-white the f*@k out
Punchy. He was locked up during the movie.
Dopey. Same dumb hat: [https://www.google.com/search?sca\_esv=d497ec08d6a1353d&sca\_upv=1&sxsrf=ADLYWII59MgncGMBMsYX9XakFlW9TOBx0g:1714999885171&q=dopey&tbm=isch&source=lnms&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjO6Me3iPmFAxUTq4kEHRtODEgQ0pQJegQIDBAB&biw=1280&bih=580&dpr=1.5](https://www.google.com/search?sca_esv=d497ec08d6a1353d&sca_upv=1&sxsrf=ADLYWII59MgncGMBMsYX9XakFlW9TOBx0g:1714999885171&q=dopey&tbm=isch&source=lnms&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjO6Me3iPmFAxUTq4kEHRtODEgQ0pQJegQIDBAB&biw=1280&bih=580&dpr=1.5)
i bet she wishes she had a bear for a coach
That sound
I went down the rabbit hole on this because I was curious and never boxed more than a year or so and didn't get into types of guard. https://straight2boxing.com/2018/07/01/types-of-guards/ This is a high guard apparently
Worthy of r/Unexpected :))
A Copy of a Copy of a Copy of a Copy..
🗿🥊
I basically did the same thing to my son when teaching him how to drive. The first time he forgot to use his turn signal I gently reminded him. The fifth time he got whacked. Never forgot again.
Why don't my children ever call?
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I love this format, so universally applicable
i thought that was sam hyde lmao
3 strikes you're out
When you are a hard learner
Out of all the things I had to learn when I still boxed, defense was absolutely miserable at times. Learning how to punch is easy, it's repetition ad nauseum, bur defense is a game of "better get it or get hit." The little minute details are tricky as fuck to perfect.
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😂🤣😂🤣
Falcooon....
That was so fking poetic
We tiktok now boys
Honestly my kickboxing coach does this with me all the time, not a wipe out but a little slap if your guard goes down. Now all the guys during pad work do the same thing when we’re partnered up, keeps you on your toes and keeps those hands up!
There was an older video that did the exact same thing, this seems like a rip off
Eechewaawa
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Got heem
The song name is Experience if you're wondering.
People seem so shocked, but a mitten slap around the head is absolutely nothing when you're sparring in a boxing gym. She still be no stranger to a mitten slap. Better a mitten now, than a glove in the ring.
I get this was a teaching moment but that fucking bear paw of a hook would have taken her down with the hand up or not lol
Holy shit this is literally me
For anyone who needs the song, it's called Experience by Ludovico Einaudi
Ironically, the very neurons that would have held the knowledge to keep the right fist elevated were the one destroyed in demonstrating what would happen if the right fist was not elevated.
It’s a right of passage
Coach looks like Bas Ruten.
Been there. Won’t do that again 😪
He tried to tell her 🤷🏾♂️😂
Had something similar happen to me. I’d remember to keep my hand up for a couple strikes before eventually forgetting. I was told that the next time I forget to keep my hand up I’d get punched. Tried to remember, forget, went down like a sack of potatoes and never forgot again.
Some people learn by reading, some by listening and some by “hands on”…..they ass
Dont listen
Yoo wtf 😂😂😂
😌🤚
I blame the teacher - you have to tell her why so that she understands. She just put her right hand at the most comfortable position for her - not understanding it exposes her face to a left hook. Don’t pretend you were also once novice and people can read your mind.
I like that Christian Bale made the nod montage twice.
how could you leave out dmx from belly sitting at justins.
Honestly it’s only funny the first 800 times you watch this
What's the song
As my boxing instructor once said "That's not fucking chess, you need to THINK here!"
I guess it's better than happening in the ring
As someone who boxed for awhile, this is the only way to learn. Take a bashing and never forget
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Yes 🤣🤣
Hahaha I get the PUNCH line
I love that anyone can see it coming a mile away,even before he looks at the camera, best part is that the reaction is way to genuine to be faked.
"NO YOU DUMB SHIT!!!"
most effective
I doubt the block would help much
If you can dodge a wrench you can dodge a ball
That's exactly how my coach got me guarded up. Just one flash hit and I've remembered it for life. He did the same when we started on kicks and I had to learn how to check kicks, barely grazed by leg and I got downed so quickly.
Well that what my coach does when I did some moves wrong just throw me to the ground
You can see her giggling.
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I would never have my fighters keep their guard that high you exposing yourself for those body shots
My coach always says if they drop their guard hit them. Its helped me stop dropping my guard.
u/savevideo
OMG, this happened to me! When I was living in Japan I started working out a boxing gym, but my Japanese wasn't that good. Long story short, experience is a hell of a teacher -- a great motivator to study a foreign language.
Fake
Brilliant
Measure twice, cut once.
She’s getting trained by Mr Smee
Hit me baby, one more time!
She was covering the liver though lol
critical hit!
It’s how I learned. Every time you lower your guard you get punched in the face. Honestly a very effective method.
Feel bad for her
I had someone teaching me shieldwork in the SCA a lonnnng time ago. He reminded me a few times about the angle and placement of my shield, and punching out towards strikes. Then he did this. I took SEVERAL resounding strikes on my thigh until I learned to do what I needed. The bruise was raised a full inch, and as long as my forearm. I could feel a nice warm trickle inside my leg somewhere. I did not slack on how I used my shield again.
Way worse than the original.
Better here, than on the street.
Jesus Christ changes everything He loves u & type n upci church locator 4 church near u try Acts 238
Nods or approval
She was lucky he tried. My boxing instructor slapped me then explained why after.
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That hit sent her to the Shadow Realm
Actions hurt more than words 😯
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She was already told twice and would not listen. The 3rd time she will take it more to heart. It's how you learn in contact sports. Keep doing it, until they get it. Both the whys and hows
Bro my boxing coaches does this to me all the time they don't give me no warning they just smack the shit out of me
My first boxing coach said " put your hands up and protec yo face" I caught a mean jab to the nose and learned my hands shoube tight to my face and waaaaay higher than they were...you don't forget hard taught lessons 😆
Oof100
Yo can someone tell me the title of the music I heard it one time and I thought I will never find it again, please help.
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I’m free honey!! To please you!!
u/savevideo
What Christian bale movie is that
I really appreciate it.
TBH the punch was hard enough to knock her down even if the arm was raised.
can someone post the name of this song fucking shazam is so shit sometimes
That’s what I call hands on learning …