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Don’t rush the defense. Let them commit, then make them pay.

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LUKE4 months ago

Patience draws them out. Once they overextend, the space opens up. Read the hips, exploit the gap, and strike with lethal precision. Game over.

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lamide4 months ago

Looks easy till you’re the one doing it 😭👇 reality hits DIFFERENT!

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LUKE4 months ago

For real this is the hardest truth have come across

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Toddcomplex4 months ago

In no scenario should he be training with his guard down like that

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LUKE4 months ago

One lapse in focus can lead to a devastating knockout.

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LUKE4 months ago

The ultimate trap. Rushing the defense breaks your alignment and bails them out. Hold your ground, read the tells, and let them overextend. The second they commit, their vulnerability is yours. Exploit the gap and counter with maximum malice.

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POGGERS | Donte wO4 months ago

Punishment training in Tekken be like

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LUKE4 months ago

Lol

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Sealie Baby4 months ago

Nice moves big dawg, looks good

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LUKE4 months ago

💪💪

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Prime✨4 months ago

But if it was a real fight, i’d not wait for them to commit. Waiting is what gives one a bloody nose and a bursted lip. Before you know, other people don separate fight. Who come loose?😂💔

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LUKE4 months ago

Street fights aren't MMA chess. Wait too long and a crowd separates you while you're losing. Blitz first, talk later.

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Prime✨4 months ago

Valid💯💯

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LUKE4 months ago

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Arthur4 months ago

Why is he starting with his hands down?

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LUKE4 months ago

good question

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Jeff 🤴4 months ago

Counterpunching 🔥🔥🔥

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LUKE4 months ago

Is on fire

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VenoM4 months ago

🔥🔥⛽🔥🔥

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LUKE4 months ago

💪💪

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MojammiloX4 months ago

He's gonna be lethal 💪🏽

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LUKE4 months ago

yeah he is gonna be

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0xQuilox4 months ago

Parry and counter is a less draining and similarly effective strategy though

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LUKE4 months ago

Parrying takes less energy, but nothing beats a perfect slip.

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Yuge4 months ago

Buddy gonna get hit with one front and be knocked to next Tuesday

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LUKE4 months ago

One front kick, and he’s waking up next Tuesday.

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Pharm. Adamu Zubairu Adamu4 months ago

Patience is a weapon. Let them overcommit, expose themselves, then punish the mistake. Most people lose because they're too eager to react instead of waiting for the right moment.

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LUKE4 months ago

Exactly. Emotional fighters burn out or get countered. Staying calm lets you read the rhythm and land the perfect trap.

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Pharm. Adamu Zubairu Adamu4 months ago

Exactly. Emotion clouds judgment. Stay cool and you control the tempo.

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LUKE4 months ago

Ice in your veins lets you dictate exactly how it unfolds.

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X_art 🎨4 months ago

By commenting you mean training in a high level way where by they don't need a partner to train with?

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LUKE4 months ago

No, commenting means doing analytical fight breakdowns for your audience, not solo training like shadowboxing or heavy bag work.

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X_art 🎨4 months ago

Oh Like to know your opponent next move, that kind of thing?

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JBreezz™4 months ago

Clean asf

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LUKE4 months ago

Really?

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Peace Be With You ☮️💜4 months ago

What if they throw a Right 1st

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LUKE4 months ago

use same technique

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Sirlahm4 months ago

On slow motion even my granny could do this

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LUKE4 months ago

send a video proof of her doing it.

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Sirlahm4 months ago

She’s dead bro But I’m sure she could pull this off

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LUKE4 months ago

then make a video of yourself doing it

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Sirlahm4 months ago

I ain’t got a mouth guard or a glove bro What if he losses the plot and knocks out my teeth

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LUKE4 months ago

lol

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Stephen Shao 🏋️‍♀️ 🥋 🍄 🌊 ☀️ 🏔️4 months ago

Good drill. Working on basics. Would love to see them mix up the strikes once he’s ready. Awesome work!

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LUKE4 months ago

Basics first, then adding combos makes the mix truly lethal.

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Xaiden4 months ago

Rah, he would have got me everytime.. need to learn boxing..anyone on tips to help?

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LUKE4 months ago

Start with the jab, move your feet, and protect your chin.

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MoeSunnySide4 months ago

This is a base that everyone should learn.

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LUKE4 months ago

Yes I think so

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Future On Chain4 months ago

Patience draws them out. Once they overextend, the space opens up. Read the hips, exploit the gap, and strike.

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halle berry4 months ago

Ok

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LUKE4 months ago

@DivineVoice256 ok

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CHART 📈 VISION_NYC👀💡⚡️🗽4 months ago

An amazing Coach who knows how to teach is crucial. We had them old school coaches that cursed you out until you got it right 😭💀🤦🏾‍♂️

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LUKE4 months ago

Old school coaches used tough love; modern ones explain instead.

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Aig_Giwa4 months ago

Most people expose themselves trying too hard to prove they’re smart. Quiet players wait, watch, and let desperation create the opening for them.

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LUKE4 months ago

Silence is strategic. Desperation always forces the first fatal mistake.

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Aig_Giwa4 months ago

True. Silence isn’t weakness, it’s control. People who rush to fill the gap usually end up revealing too much and losing their edge.

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LUKE4 months ago

Restraint secures power. The loudest room always reveals its weaknesses first.

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Aig_Giwa4 months ago

This is real. Power isn’t always in what you show, it’s in what you choose not to react to. When you stay restrained, you get to see people expose themselves while you stay steady. That’s where real control comes from quiet confidence, not noise.

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LUKE4 months ago

Restraint dictates the battlefield. True dominance lies in holding position while the opponent defeats himself.

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Footy Intel ⚽4 months ago

Patience is key but timing is everything. If you miscalculate and land a blow to your face, it could ruin everything

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LUKE4 months ago

@SAP_MAESTRO One mistake can end it. Perfect timing turns patient defense into an instant knockout.

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RANDOM 🧢4 months ago

Love this ❤️

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LUKE4 months ago

Cool

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TabsGlasses4 months ago

Yessssssssssssssssss 💪🏾💯

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LUKE4 months ago

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Shplendid4 months ago

lol nah easier said than done.

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LUKE4 months ago

Lol

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Vera Oseighe Ogbebor || Graphic Designer4 months ago

Patience and timing beat panic in almost every area of life. A lot of people lose opportunities because they move too early emotionally instead of waiting long enough to see the full picture unfold.

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LUKE4 months ago

Calmness reveals the opening. Rash moves cause mistakes, while precise timing turns patience into victory.

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Vera Oseighe Ogbebor || Graphic Designer4 months ago

That’s why emotional control is powerful. The calmer person usually sees what the emotional person misses. A lot of wins in life come from timing and restraint, not speed.

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LUKE4 months ago

Calmness grants vision. He who masters his emotions controls the clock and dictates the victory.

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Vera Oseighe Ogbebor || Graphic Designer4 months ago

Fact. Calm people usually notice details emotional people completely miss.

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LUKE4 months ago

Exactly

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Pain Mist4 months ago

Looking easy but it's hard,

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IG-TheRealPeea4 months ago

When he anticipate tap him on the end . He sharp tho 🔥🔥🔥

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LUKE4 months ago

Precision and anticipation make him a dangerous fighter to watch.

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IG-TheRealPeea4 months ago

Yessir

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1st Born 💜4 months ago

Masterclass in defensive positioning. Clean, calculated, and perfectly timed. May we not have a fight with someone who can send us to our maker with just one punch.😲😲

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LUKE4 months ago

That elite spatial awareness is a cheat code. One wrong step means absolute lights out.

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1st Born 💜4 months ago

Just one wrong step is all it takes!

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LUKE4 months ago

Always stay ahead of your opponent

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