The Padbros Mayweather System by Ray Sabur
5 reviews · 4.80 / 5
Ray Sabur · Combo
Padbro's Canelo Style Boxing System by Ray Sabur has 3 customer reviews in this archive, averaging 5.0 out of 5. 100% are five-star and 0 are one or two stars. Reviews run from March 29, 2024 to March 30, 2024. All of them are published below in full, unedited.
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| Belt | Reviews | Average rating |
|---|---|---|
| Purple | 1 | 5.0 |

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The purpose of this video is to give you explosive combinations inspired by Canelo to work on mitts and the heavy bag. The Sabur brothers are very successful in breaking down the combinations and demonstrating how they should look. It’s also impressive to watch them work together hitting the mitts. They emphasize throughout that Canelo’s style is “Offensively minded but defensively sound” so the purpose of each combination is to find powerful shots, frequently by using feints first, but then avoid the counter. I especially appreciated the section on combinations for the heavy bag because the mitt work combinations require an experienced pad holder, which is often not available for me outside of the gym. As a suggestion, it would helpful in future videos if an additional camera angle could show the footwork used during combinations, because often the camera shot does not show below the waist or knees, and the footwork wasn’t always totally clear. It would also help if they could explain the technique of the peel-off further. If you are looking for an instructional that teaches strong combinations to use in practice and sparring, this is a great choice.
The purpose of this video is to give you explosive combinations inspired by Canelo to work on mitts and the heavy bag. The Sabur brothers are very successful in breaking down the combinations and demonstrating how they should look. It’s also impressive to watch them work together hitting the mitts. They emphasize throughout that Canelo’s style is “Offensively minded but defensively sound” so the purpose of each combination is to find powerful shots, frequently by using feints first, but then avoid the counter. I especially appreciated the section on combinations for the heavy bag because the mitt work combinations require an experienced pad holder, which is often not available outside of the gym. As a suggestion, it would helpful in future videos if an additional camera angle could show the footwork used during combinations, because often the camera shot does not show below the waist or knees, and the footwork wasn’t always totally clear. It would also help if they could explain the technique of the peel-off further. If you are looking for an instructional that teaches strong combinations to use in practice and sparring, this is a great choice.
5 reviews · 4.80 / 5
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