*NEW VIDEO* – Defense and Counter Punching Instructional Video
TRAILER:
In this instructional video I cover all aspects of defense and counter punching. I break down various ways to defend the jab, the right hand, hooks, uppercuts, and body shots. I show you how to position your body and use footwork to set up counters off of these shots and create your own offense and set-ups. I give special consideration to the outside fighter and the inside fighter, along with a section dedicated to the Philly Shell defense. This video is demonstrated out of an orthodox position, however 90% of the information applies to southpaws as well with the only exception being how you handle the jab. I’m confident this video will solidify your defense and counter punching and give a complete set of tools to work with.
Running Time – 1 hr 20 mins
Price – $35 (digital download)
Please use the ‘Buy Now’ button below for purchase of the video.
VIDEO – Head Movement and Getting Inside
TRAILER:
This video demonstrates everything I know in boxing about slipping, ducking, and getting inside. It’s peekaboo style on steroids with added techniques and drills to help you integrate head movement and getting inside into your combat repertoire. This video has something for everyone including shorter fighters, tall fighters, inside fighters, outside fighters, and southpaws.
Running Time – 56 mins
Price – $35 (digital download)
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Boxing Footwork Instructional Video
TRAILER:
Please use the ‘Buy Now’ button below for purchase of the Footwork Instructional Video. For a detailed description of the contents of the video please read below.
Price: $35 (digital download)
Section
1 – Stance: Basics of stance, position, and balance
Section 2 – Basic movement: Forwards, backward, and side to side
Section 3 – Push Step: How to close the distance, create space and angles
Section 4 – Pendulum Step: The most critical step to incorporate into all your boxing and footwork, the basics of this step and how to train it
Section 5 – Lateral Motion: How to move side to side quickly, keep your opponent guessing and get into position quickly to strike
Section 6 – Crosswalking: How to move laterally and maintain your offensive and defensive position
Section 7 – Quarter Turns: Set up angles, get out of the line of fire, set up counters
Section 8 – Switch Step: Quick way to create angles on the inside
Section 9 – Moving backwards: I cover all variations and how to move backwards intelligently
Section 10 – Shuffle Step – Steal space and get in quickly on an evasive opponent
Section 11 – Step Off Right – How to adjust distance and create a quick angle moving to the right (left for Southpaws)
Section 12 – Shift Walk – How to move forward while slipping punches, allows you to control distance and set up punches while moving forward (peekaboo style footwork)
Section 13 – Stopping on a Dime: How to train to control distance while moving in
Section 14 – Create Space: Some slick moves to create space and keep your opponent guessing
Section 15 – Training and Conditioning: How to train for boxing footwork and some critical drills
Combination Punching Series for Intermediates
The Intermediate combination punching series is available for purchase just below. To watch my video on how to best use this tool please watch the video below:
Please use the ‘Buy Now’ button below for purchase of the Intermediate Combination Punching Series (high quality audio mp3 file).
Price: $10 (digital download)
The beginner set of my combination punching series is available in the ‘Free Downloads‘ section.
I will have Advanced sets that will be available for purchase coming soon.
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32 comments
Intermediate Combination Punching Set - Precision Striking says:
Sep 10, 2012
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Ron says:
Oct 30, 2012
I really appreciate your way of teaching. Boxing looks so easy and smooth but in reality, it is very difficult. I’ve only begun boxing for less than a year and I’m still trying to get comfortable with my footwork. Your videos incorporate great technique, drills and tips for someone like me. Great job!
Triplevvv3 says:
Oct 30, 2012
Thank you!
Avery says:
Nov 8, 2012
I have checked out some promo videos on YouTube, which I have incorporated into my martial arts & expanded by practicing & seeing new opportunities. U r a good/bad ass coach, because you discuss the techniques and strategies by getting straight to the point. I saw two videos on your online store. Do you have any other videos? Christmas is coming and I am writing my x-mas list. If you have additional videos, can you please e-mail me a complete list, so that I can give to my wife and etc.?
You r great at teaching and demonstrating the “Sweet Science.” Keep up the great work!!!!
Pils says:
Nov 29, 2012
Same question as AVERY
Triplevvv3 says:
Nov 30, 2012
thanks for your interest, I have another video that I will be making on Defense and Counterpunching but it won’t be ready for awhile. I only have those two videos for now.
Pils says:
Dec 4, 2012
Cant wait
robert goings says:
Dec 1, 2012
hey jason i follow you all the time on youtube. just wondering if you may have t-shirts and other gear for sale. thanks.
Triplevvv3 says:
Dec 3, 2012
Hey thanks bud, sorry right now I don’t have any gear or other stuff but I appreciate you asking.
MICHAEL HAWKINS says:
Dec 22, 2012
ITS VERY KOOL.COULD I BUY YOUR DVDS BY MONEY ORDER.PLEASE.SEND THE NESSARY IFORMATION.LIKE A CATALOG.THANK YOU.
Triplevvv3 says:
Dec 23, 2012
Hey Michael, I don’t have a catalogue, so far only paypal. The only other way I can recommend is to send me a money order, once it gets here I will send you the download links for the videos. I wish there was a better way, but if you are interested in this I can send you my address.
David says:
Jan 19, 2013
I got into boxing about a 1/2 ago.Due to some “slipped disks”,I haven’t been training as much,but I want to dedicate myself more.I learned basic boxing footwork,but I have trouble with moving around,skipping,sidesteps,angles etc.Will your “Boxing Footwork Instructional Video” help with this???
Triplevvv3 says:
Jan 19, 2013
Thanks for your comment, excellent that you got into boxing, hopefully your training is progressing well. I’m not sure if you are asking if the video will help a personal in general or if it will help someone who has physical limitations due to slipped discs. I can say that the video teaches comprehensive footwork including side stepping, angles and much more. The instruction will definitely improve your footwork. However, if you are not able to execute the techniques then the video can’t help. You would need to rehabilitate yourself to the level where you can perform the techniques. I don’t know your exact situation, but my recommendation is to see physio and medical treatment to alleviate any conditions.
rocky says:
Jan 22, 2013
I also love the way you teach. I have never fought iin the ring but love to give it a go. I’m 63 and i would like to get in shape and give the masters a try. do you have any idea on how to do this?
Triplevvv3 says:
Jan 22, 2013
Yes, you will have to join a boxing gym that is registered with your local boxing association. Then you yourself will have to register with your local boxing association, you will need to get a basic medical from a doctor and be approved to fight. Then you need to train and put in all the work. You don’t have to do it in this order, you can first go to a boxing gym to learn and train, then after a few months you can tell them you would like to spar which is when you will need to register yourself, then after a few more months you can tell them you’d like to have an amateur fight. then you just focus all your effort on getting ready. Be at the best you can possible be, don’t rush it. You can make huge progress in 8 months to a year. I would say aim to fight in about 8 months or more provided that you can put in the work. Thanks for your comment.
rocky says:
Feb 12, 2013
how can one train to hit hard? i feel that ever time i hit the heavy bag i hit it with out power or with out a sting. no fear in my punch.
Triplevvv3 says:
Feb 13, 2013
Check out this article I wrote, hopefully it helps – http://tribesports.com/guides/how-to-increase-punching-power
rocky says:
Feb 13, 2013
thank you for your quick reply. will do as told. may God bless you for your help. Rockt
Rod says:
Mar 17, 2013
Worth every penny. Your videos shows exactly what I was looking for. Great work. Thanks a lot.
Triplevvv3 says:
Mar 17, 2013
Thanks Rod!
Han says:
Mar 23, 2013
hi!
your video is really worthy. I want to get it.
I wonder it has english caption. I am not english person.
Thank you! jason!
Triplevvv3 says:
Mar 24, 2013
Hello, thanks for your support. I am sorry, it does not have english caption. What language do you speak?
Jason
HAN says:
Mar 25, 2013
I’m a Korean.
I understand the vid saying just 50%.
You know… people who is not native speaker has difficulty about hearing.
The auto caption in Youtube is not perpect 100%.
I want for me catch 100% your message.
I hope I and other languagers could be shared your worthy works.
Triplevvv3 says:
Mar 26, 2013
Thanks for letting me know, i have a lot of people from Korea and Russia order my video. It might really help to put english subtitles, it will take some time but I appreciate the feedback.
Jason
lee says:
Apr 5, 2013
stunning moves so much of the great work compiled thank you
Triplevvv3 says:
Apr 5, 2013
Hey Lee, thanks for your comment. Nice to see somebody all the way in SA checking out my stuff.
Eric says:
Apr 10, 2013
I just purchased and watched the Defense video, and it was very good. I appreciated the emphasis on fundamentals, while at the same time showing and explaining more advanced concepts. This is not a “catch all” of techniques, but a solid explanation of boxing defense that you can build upon for years. I have all of Jason’s videos, and they are definitely worth the money. Each compliments the others nicely, they are produced well, and his instruction and execution are excellent. I can’t wait for more! Keep up the great work.
Triplevvv3 says:
Apr 10, 2013
thx for your feedback Eric!
paolo says:
May 2, 2013
Hi Jason,
What do you think about making an instructional focused on southpaw stance?
It probably would be unique in the web…
If you made it I’d buy it immediately…
Thank you!
Triplevvv3 says:
May 2, 2013
Hey, I think it would be a great video, however I don’t know if I have enough unique knowledge for SP’s to make an entire instructional video, I think for SP’s all my stuff I will put out for free on youtube.
RMPD says:
May 16, 2013
I like the way you teach. Will be saving to download. I also like the way how your teachings could be modified for a more improved Muay Thai or MMA. These videos are a certainly “must-have” tools.
Triplevvv3 says:
May 16, 2013
Thanks bud, I always keep the mma or muay thai fighter in mind.