Good work bro. One thing that’d benefit you in the long run since you’re still so new is just make sure your hands are constantly coming back to your face, this is such basic advice but the last thing you want is to drill in bad habits which are harder to break down the line. If one hand is throwing the other should be glued to your face, don’t settle for letting it fall to your chest. Drill this in every single session and it’ll become second nature. In the meantime watch the yt vids and the classroom vids here and study as much as you can inbetween sessions! If you need any extra help I’m here.

@Syreese Delos Santos we are all guilty for it bro! Keep drilling it in 👊🏼

Amazing work as always bro! If I had to add one thing I’d say chuck in a bit of flow. When you’re not throwing shots it’d be nice to see some more twitchy/active head movement, doesn’t have to be over the top but a just something to look busier and keep the opponent guessing and hesitant to throw shots at you. I have a whole video on flow in the classroom section to get an idea of what I mean. Keep it up brother; looking so good.

Good work boys, respect how controlled you were able to keep it, I was scared for the TV the whole time😂

You’ve got this bro. Here for any extra help needed.

Great work bro. Love the footwork and movements. One thing I think you’d benefit from improving on is making sure your rear hand is up when coming forward when throwing your jabs. For example when throwing a double jab cross, make sure it stays on your face up until you’re ready to throw it, you risk people countering you with hooks on the way in