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A Million Styles Boxing: The Rhythm Step by Barry Robinson

A Million Styles Boxing: The Rhythm Step by Barry Robinson

by Barry Robinson

$157.00

Get The Most In-Depth Breakdown Ever Filmed On This Footwork Secret Weapon, As Highly In-Demand Striking Coach Barry Robinson Shares His Insights On The Rhythm Step

Course content · 4 volumes · 37 chapters

1 Volume 1
  1. 1. Tutorial intro
  2. 2. Coach intro
  3. 3. The what, how when and why if rhythm step - What is the rhythm step
  4. 4. How people rhythm step
  5. 5. When people rhythm step
  6. 6. Why people rhythm step
  7. 7. How to eliminate rhythm step from the base - Around the ring
  8. 8. Steps
  9. 9. Galloping
  10. 10. Figure 8’s
  11. 11. Walking left and right
  12. 12. Locche step
  13. 13. Ghost step
  14. 14. Switching forwards and backwards
2 Volume 2
  1. 1. Attacking the rhythm step - Discussing importance of reading
  2. 2. Structured sparring
  3. 3. Different disengagements - Disengagements intro
  4. 4. 4 ways to disengage
  5. 5. Disposition feints - Punch/strike the air physical
  6. 6. Audible feint
  7. 7. Big man game
3 Volume 3
  1. 1. Attacks vs the rhythm step - Jab to the body
  2. 2. Marquez
  3. 3. Foreman
  4. 4. Ace Deuce
  5. 5. Catch the 1-2 (jab,cross)
  6. 6. Catch the 2 (cross)
  7. 7. Catch the 3 (hook)
  8. 8. Catch the ace deuce
  9. 9. Catch the jab and smother
4 Volume 4
  1. 1. Dangers of attacking the rhythm step - Too late he/she/non-binary is ready to work
  2. 2. MMA partner drill timing takedowns
  3. 3. Systemizing the rhythm step - Introduction - Systems vs moves
  4. 4. Klitschko bounce
  5. 5. Weaponizing the klitschko bounce
  6. 6. Forcing people to rhythm step
  7. 7. Closing arguments
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