Appreciate the feedback brother 🙏That actually makes a lot of sense now that you pointed it out. I was biting on the leg kick setups too early and ending up stuck on one leg for the sweep 😂 I’ll work on using more feints/stutter steps to draw reactions first instead of entering so directly. Also gonna focus on checking lower and keeping more weight on the back leg so I’m not getting swept underneath as easily.🙏

That actually makes a lot of sense now that you mention it 😅 Yeah, he’s officially a kickboxing coach, but he mixes in a lot of tricky sweeps, trips, and awkward movement during technical sparring. Definitely caught me off guard a few times. The point about giving him too much space is probably spot on too. I noticed whenever I stayed at range, he had way more freedom to feint, spin, and set traps. Pressure with smarter entries and feints sounds like the better approach instead of just reacting to everything. Really appreciate the breakdown and the Raymond Daniels vs Bazooka Joe recommendation 🙏 That’s exactly the kind of style matchup I need to study more.

This is honestly invaluable 🙏 The idea of entering a round with a small strategy and using feints to gather information instead of forcing exchanges makes a lot of sense. I think that mindset would help my fight IQ massively. If possible, could you do a video or breakdown on framing as well? It’s something I really struggle with, especially when trying to set up feints, re-enter after moving out of range, and control distance better.

Lovely chain of hooks👊 No comments except to keep a one hand guard up while throwing a cross?

Are you the one with pink gloves?

Well said @Shea Hammond bratha!!🤌🏻