Teddy Atlas – 14 Signature Punches From All The Greats

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Teddy Atlas – 14 Signature Punches From All The Greats

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Join Teddy Atlas as he explains what made some of the all-time great punchers different and special in this one-of-a-kind series

Teddy Atlas gives you a lesson in technique and history at the same time as he explains the technical brilliance of greats like Mike Tyson, Floyd Mayweather, Jersey Joe Walcott, and more.
Teddy shows the step-by-step moves that were responsible for big moments in the sport, like Floyd Patterson’s Leaping Left Hook and Bob Fitzsimmons’ Solar Plexus Blow.
See how great champions like Manny Pacquaio and Larry Holmes were able to make themselves special, with Teddy’s analysis of their best weapons.
Study variations of classic techniques, with moves like Hector Camacho’s triphammer jab and Mickey Ward’s bodywork.

Course Content
Volume 1
Chapter 1 – Introduction and the history of these punches 0:00 – 4:38
Chapter 2 – Mike Tyson’s Upper Cut 4:38 – 9:24
Chapter 3 – Mike Tyson’s Reverse Hook 9:24 – 12:52
Chapter 4 – The Leaping Hook (Made Famous By Floyd Patterson) 12:52 – 17:06
Chapter 5 – Leaping Hook Demo 17:06 – 19:30
Chapter 6 – Ingemar Johannson’s Snakecharmer 19:30
Volume 2
Chapter 1 – Mickey Ward Left Hook To Liver 0:00 – 5:33
Chapter 2 – Kid Galivan Bolo Punch 5:33 – 15:00
Chapter 3 – Rocky Marciano – Suzie Q 15:00 – 20:35
Volume 3
Chapter 1 – Larry Holmes’s Jab 0:00 – 12:29
Chapter 2 – Working Inside with Taller People 12:29 – 13:52
Chapter 3 – Rocky Lockridge 13:52 – 15:19
Chapter 4 – Rythmic Punching- Half Moon 15:19 – 20:07
Volume 4
Chapter 1 – Jersey Joe Walcott – The Walkoff 0:00 – 12:08
Chapter 2 – Bob Fitzsimmons – 1920’s Solar Plexus Punch 12:08 – 18:26
Chapter 3 – The Modern Version – Solar Plexus Blow 18:26 – 18:59
Chapter 4 – Floyd Mayweather – Shoulder Roll: The Fisherman 18:59 – 26:16
Chapter 5 – closing 26:16

What is Martial arts ?

Martial arts are codified systems and traditions of combat practiced for a number of reasons such as self-defense; military and law enforcement applications; competition; physical, mental, and spiritual development; entertainment; and the preservation of a nation’s intangible cultural heritage.