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I’ll keep my eye out CT.

I’m guessing Corbett and Kid McCoy in their pantaloons sparring for the military “boys” doesn’t cut the mustard.

Perhaps there was something decent put out there by the great Archie Moore.

In the interim, just for observational instruction, check out this “mature” gentleman’s form on the heavy bag. None too shabby with a good dose of “bad intentions”.

[url]https://m.youtube.com/shorts/UM5k_2eaOvg?feature=share[/url]

 

I’ve had a quick look, can’t really find anything put out by the greats going back decades and decades.

For what it’s worth, there is this quite a reasonable instruction vid put out by Kostya Tszyu. Beware, KT isn’t too exciting in his verbal deliveries - just Kostya being Kostya.

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Nice! I just hit play and didn’t initially realise who Lennox was instructing. Lewis: a very chill character.

 

Atlas has tons of good stuff

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Holyfield

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just found this

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A lot of instructional vids try to grab you with some eye grabbing moves - KT just gives you sound fundamentals to anchor yourself in - and, as KT shows, it’s just practice, practice, practice thereafter.

He doesn’t even try to load up with his best, more realistically, it’s steady as she goes - at least until you get the fundamentals right before you endeavour to ante it up.

 

I am pretty sure a LOT of tips and tricks were lost when Archie Moore pass.

 

The Mongoose forgot more about boxing than most fighters and trainers ever learn.

 

never a dude more comfortable inside that ring, had seen everything three times over

 

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Interesting details on training/style in parts;
[url]https://www.nowboxing.com/2020/08/chris-eubank-sr-talks-barefeet-snow-running-rough-sleeping-tree-climbing-and-winning-respect/43245/[/url]

 

I'm sure most of you have seen this demonstration in the manly art by James J. Corbett and Gene Tunney, but for those of you who haven't, here 'tis:

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