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A Million Styles: Boxing Pad Work by Barry Robinson

A Million Styles: Boxing Pad Work by Barry Robinson

by Barry Robinson

$269.00

Become A Master At Padwork With Coach Barry Robinson’s Lessons On Sharpening Your Hands And Your Students With A Precise System For Working With Pads

Course content · 8 volumes · 65 chapters

1 Volume 1
  1. 1. Intro
  2. 2. Coach Intro
  3. 3. Flowing #1 Ty
  4. 4. Flowing #2 Jamie
  5. 5. Flowing #3 Lemy
  6. 6. Flowing #4 Ben
  7. 7. Lemmy Ty
  8. 8. Ty Jamie
  9. 9. Jamie Ty
  10. 10. Definition Of Reactiveness
  11. 11. Explaining The Number System
2 Volume 2
  1. 1. Filler Combinations - Introduction To The Calls - Call 1: Autoroll
  2. 2. 3-3-2
  3. 3. 4-3-2
  4. 4. 12
  5. 5. 32
  6. 6. Filler Call Freestyle
  7. 7. The Calls
3 Volume 3
  1. 1. Catch The Right Hand
  2. 2. Catch The Hook
  3. 3. Pull The Hook
  4. 4. Shoulder 2
  5. 5. Shoulder Up
  6. 6. Catch The 1-2
  7. 7. Catch The 1-2-3
4 Volume 4
  1. 1. Pivot Out
  2. 2. Pivot In
  3. 3. Slip
  4. 4. Pull
  5. 5. Slip, Roll
  6. 6. Slip, Slip Roll
  7. 7. Slip, Slip, Pivot
5 Volume 5
  1. 1. Swim In
  2. 2. Step Back And Roll
  3. 3. Whip It And Go
  4. 4. Body Left/Right/Double
  5. 5. Right, Left Hook
  6. 6. Tyson
6 Volume 6
  1. 1. Check
  2. 2. Superman
  3. 3. Ace, Deuce
  4. 4. While On Break
  5. 5. Touch
  6. 6. Touch 2
  7. 7. Touch 3
  8. 8. Touch 4
  9. 9. Touch 5
7 Volume 7
  1. 1. Go Step
  2. 2. Catch The Uppercut/5
  3. 3. Catch 3
  4. 4. Overhand
  5. 5. 52
  6. 6. Shoeshines
  7. 7. Step Slide
8 Volume 8
  1. 1. Slip 3 Jabs
  2. 2. 3 Jabs
  3. 3. 3 Jab Agility
  4. 4. Post Series
  5. 5. MMA Applications
  6. 6. Putting It All Together
  7. 7. Speed Test Competitive
  8. 8. Circle Drills
  9. 9. Do It For The Gram
  10. 10. Bonus
  11. 11. Outro
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