
Advanced Slipping Technique, PART 1 - Head Movement
Coach's take: Excellent, teaches the concept not just the motion.
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Slip, roll, and weave to evade punches.

Coach's take: Excellent, teaches the concept not just the motion.

Coach's take: Credentialed coach, real progression from basic to advanced.

Coach's take: Practical, repeatable drill — you can run this exact session tonight.

Coach's take: Coach-grade fixes — eyes on target, balance on the balls of the feet, clean shots over big ones.

Coach's take: Loads of reps, clean cues (chin down, look forward), combos that actually build — youll groove the movement.

Coach's take: Good progression from basic weave to a combined roll-weave-footwork drill.

Coach's take: Solid drill progression once you get past the gear plug.

Coach's take: Builds long head-movement combos step by step — repetitive, but it wires in the habit of always moving.

Coach's take: Well-structured slipping drills with a smart stamina focus.

Coach's take: Thorough slip-and-duck drilling with good cues.

Coach's take: Excellent concept - head movement to create offense, not just dodge.

Coach's take: Useful patterns, a bit fast and demo-heavy.

Coach's take: Clear and useful - explains why hands-down works and how to drill it in shadow.

Coach's take: Practical and well-cued - miss by a hair, plus cheap DIY slip-ball/rope drills.

Coach's take: Systematic and detailed - turn the blade, a body answer for every angle.

Coach's take: Simple cue, real coaching correction — easy to copy in your own bag work.

Coach's take: Sharp head-movement concepts, marred by a long mid-roll ad.

Coach's take: Good cues, muddy rambling delivery.

Coach's take: Good volume programming for head movement, light on technical correction.

Coach's take: Good live slip drill with sound cues - look through him, slip then counter.

Coach's take: Tight, clear teaching on slipping in.

Coach's take: Three good drills to sync head and feet for angles — solid, though the dubbed audio is rough.

Coach's take: Solid principle once it gets going, but you have to sit through the ego first.

Coach's take: Fine follow-along for reps; teaching is brief but the cues are correct.

Coach's take: Good drill idea, but the explanation could be a lot tighter.

Coach's take: Useful grid model and a good partner drill, but padded with bits and plugs.

Coach's take: Quality clip; the slip-as-insurance idea is gold.

Coach's take: Decent drill - step-slide plus a recovery hop to get inside, bit rambling.

Coach's take: Top-tier teaching, just not on head movement.