PadWork

billy nelson
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Re: PadWork

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SMASHING wrote:
billy nelson wrote:The boxer it's the pads coz that the distance he's to get used to,if the pad man brings pads to the punch the boxer will hurt his hands eventually
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pHo6vHQIB14
Say Suhin
Billy at Work with Ricky

Billy you take your right hand forward sometimes and do you ever use the body bag
I just watched that there,watch were my right hand is always in line with my chin were it should be.
think your trying to find a fault when there isn't one! :salut:
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Re: PadWork

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TopGun wrote:
SMASHING wrote:
billy nelson wrote:The boxer it's the pads coz that the distance he's to get used to,if the pad man brings pads to the punch the boxer will hurt his hands eventually
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pHo6vHQIB14
Say Suhin
Billy at Work with Ricky

Billy you take your right hand forward sometimes and do you ever use the body bag

Billy uses a body bag in this vid, its underneath his t-shirt aint it Billy? :TU:
That's the body blocker lol well if you think you can keep up with me come along I will prove you wrong like so many before you!
Don't let the belly fool you TG :TU:
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Re: PadWork

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Billy you take your right hand forward sometimes and do you ever use the body bag[/quote]


Billy uses a body bag in this vid, its underneath his t-shirt aint it Billy? :TU:[/quote]That's the body blocker lol well if you think you can keep up with me come along I will prove you wrong like so many before you!
Don't let the belly fool you TG :TU:[/quote]

It would be an honour to go on the pads with you Billy but Scotland is a bit too far for me.
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Re: PadWork

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TopGun wrote:Billy you take your right hand forward sometimes and do you ever use the body bag

Billy uses a body bag in this vid, its underneath his t-shirt aint it Billy? :TU:[/quote]That's the body blocker lol well if you think you can keep up with me come along I will prove you wrong like so many before you!
Don't let the belly fool you TG :TU:[/quote]

It would be an honour to go on the pads with you Billy but Scotland is a bit too far for me.[/quote]Anytime you visit big guy!
SMASHING
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Re: PadWork

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Billy you take your right hand forward sometimes and do you ever use the body bag[/quote]I just watched that there,watch were my right hand is always in line with my chin were it should be.
think your trying to find a fault when there isn't one! :salut:[/quote]

Billy :bow: im not having a go at your pad work I just said you do bring your right hand forward at times that doesn't mean your smashing it into the hand that's coming forward you are meeting it :bow: but you could work on your own foot work :lol: :lol:
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Re: PadWork

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Heres a link to me taking one of my mates on the pads...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gfFZyBSVSFU
Not exactly world champions like the last video and also not got the same facilities but still a decent wee video. Just watched it back there for the first time since I posted it for my mate who wanted to see himself in action. Hes got a fair old engine on him for someone who is nearer 40 than 30! lol
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Re: PadWork

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Emmseegee wrote:Heres a link to me taking one of my mates on the pads...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gfFZyBSVSFU
Not exactly world champions like the last video and also not got the same facilities but still a decent wee video. Just watched it back there for the first time since I posted it for my mate who wanted to see himself in action. Hes got a fair old engine on him for someone who is nearer 40 than 30! lol
That was very good mate,only problem being and it a very common one is unless the boxer that's hitting the pads is fighting a southpaw you on the pads shouldn't be standing in the southpaw stance because s I've said earlier the distance is totally different.Well done!
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Re: PadWork

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billy nelson wrote: Google "say suhin" that's how you do padwork
Excellent that billy
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Re: PadWork

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billy nelson wrote:
Emmseegee wrote:Heres a link to me taking one of my mates on the pads...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gfFZyBSVSFU
Not exactly world champions like the last video and also not got the same facilities but still a decent wee video. Just watched it back there for the first time since I posted it for my mate who wanted to see himself in action. Hes got a fair old engine on him for someone who is nearer 40 than 30! lol
That was very good mate,only problem being and it a very common one is unless the boxer that's hitting the pads is fighting a southpaw you on the pads shouldn't be standing in the southpaw stance because s I've said earlier the distance is totally different.Well done!
Yup, fully agree. When we do the pads in a proper ring or wide space we vary it from round to round between orthodox and southpaw but when training in small spaces like that it gives us a bit more breathing space when we match each others stance.

We will need to record it again soon, really started pulling off some big combos and defense drills since that video was done. All good for fitness and enjoyment but as we all agreed earlier. Its one thing hitting the pads and another thing doing it for real.
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This is a couple of years old but it shows lads progressing from beginner to fighting at novice level. I've changed my padding a lot now I met the pads too much and the drill stuff at the end is great for show but puts the boxer out of position and off balance.

I also like single pad stuff like billy is doing there. I'm developing that a bit more it makes a lot more sense in terms of helping kids identify the correct position for their feet. Ill get some newer videos if anyone's interested.

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=0DUjz0fmhOk

Oh yeah and give it 60 seconds the beginning is meant to be raw to demonstrate people progressing
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Re: PadWork

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The thing that we have done to make the padwork much more intense is to give combinations particular names.
ie... one, two, L hook to body, L hook, cross is a "hatton"
one, two, slip, slip, L hook, cross, L uppercut is a "Tyson"
jab, R uppercut, L hook, R hook is a "froch"

Now we have learned a long list of them we add them together, the guy taking the pads can give you a 12 punch combination by saying 3 names. lol. Sounds more complicated than it actually is but everyone picks it up quite quickly and it really speeds up the padwork.

So far on our list we have a: Hatton, Tyson, Mayweather, Floyd (yes hes got two), froch, Naz, marquez, micky ward, roy jones, camacho, khan, pacquiao, Haye and another few which slip my mind at the moment. lol
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Re: PadWork

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The pads should be used to enable the boxer to use the ring. After all a punch bag cannot replicate a step to the side.
Overextension is a result of poor judgement of distance.

Variety is essential. The boxer shouldn't always be set up to feel fantastic.
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Jeff Thomas wrote:This is a couple of years old but it shows lads progressing from beginner to fighting at novice level. I've changed my padding a lot now I met the pads too much and the drill stuff at the end is great for show but puts the boxer out of position and off balance.

I also like single pad stuff like billy is doing there. I'm developing that a bit more it makes a lot more sense in terms of helping kids identify the correct position for their feet. Ill get some newer videos if anyone's interested.

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=0DUjz0fmhOk

Oh yeah and give it 60 seconds the beginning is meant to be raw to demonstrate people progressing

Great stuff Jeff, must be ace for novices like that to be pulling off some of those flash combinations, bet they feel like Pretty Boy Floyd :bag:

Good to see you drilling the fundamentals with them at the start too, hope they appreciate they've got a top coach, there's far too many crap ones about....
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Re: PadWork

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Emmseegee wrote:
billy nelson wrote:
Emmseegee wrote:Heres a link to me taking one of my mates on the pads...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gfFZyBSVSFU
Not exactly world champions like the last video and also not got the same facilities but still a decent wee video. Just watched it back there for the first time since I posted it for my mate who wanted to see himself in action. Hes got a fair old engine on him for someone who is nearer 40 than 30! lol
That was very good mate,only problem being and it a very common one is unless the boxer that's hitting the pads is fighting a southpaw you on the pads shouldn't be standing in the southpaw stance because s I've said earlier the distance is totally different.Well done!
maybe you could invite Emmseegee a long to watch you Billy and you never know maybe you could end up with a pad man apprentice :box:
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Re: PadWork

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Id be a padman apprentice for anybody to be honest.
I enjoy taking them as much as i enjoy hitting them. Id get thrown around a bit more than Billy would whilst wearing the body bag right enough. Lol.
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Jack Wilson of Marlow ABC was the biggest ccnut on the pads. He used to come from a foot away to meet the straight right at the end of a combo and i had damaged hands by the time i got to my first few amateur bouts by the time i ended a couple of seasons later they were so sore i stayed away from a bag for over a year and gave up boxing as a kid.

20 years on and i hear he still does that.
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Re: PadWork

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arlovski wrote:
Jeff Thomas wrote:This is a couple of years old but it shows lads progressing from beginner to fighting at novice level. I've changed my padding a lot now I met the pads too much and the drill stuff at the end is great for show but puts the boxer out of position and off balance.

I also like single pad stuff like billy is doing there. I'm developing that a bit more it makes a lot more sense in terms of helping kids identify the correct position for their feet. Ill get some newer videos if anyone's interested.

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=0DUjz0fmhOk

Oh yeah and give it 60 seconds the beginning is meant to be raw to demonstrate people progressing

Great stuff Jeff, must be ace for novices like that to be pulling off some of those flash combinations, bet they feel like Pretty Boy Floyd :bag:

Good to see you drilling the fundamentals with them at the start too, hope they appreciate they've got a top coach, there's far too many crap ones about....
That's very kind mate I've got some awesome lads coming through these guys are just hobby boxers really - all in their 30's. 40 wins 12 losses and a white collar draw so far for lads I've trained ... I love it.
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Re: PadWork

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Very good padwork jeff
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Re: PadWork

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Sure is, im also impressed with the actual Pad's.
That a set if Grants you have there? Sweet. Lol
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i cant open your link in work but i hope thats not someone else on those pads with you

it would hurt me to see youve moved on

i miss my pad sessions i was close to a comeback so manytimes onces i was rattiling through 6x3s of meanicing speed and power.

since thats gone ive just become Bag Merchant and Pub Vigilante

Emmseegee wrote:Id be a padman apprentice for anybody to be honest.
I enjoy taking them as much as i enjoy hitting them. Id get thrown around a bit more than Billy would whilst wearing the body bag right enough. Lol.
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Re: PadWork

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Haha, They comebacks were never gonna happen!
Couldn't even get you to make a comeback on the playstation!

I will still be in your area on the odd saturday, if the hangovers aint too bad then get yourself down. Lol
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