Jeff Thomas Training Video's

Perfect.. I got to go but I would soon post things like what exactly as a trainee that I would like to see in a video tutorial.. For now I'm leaving a youtube link which is my favorite.. May be the worst you have ever seen but still

[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V6lFsmJ6Vko[/ame]

 

I think thats a great idea. Its hard for me to put into words what I find good or bad in a video. I'll show a video which I think is a good video and then I video that I personally think is a bad video.

[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9CKAvLZPtcw&list=UUrYqUsxL8UbAbk6wP-9_tig&index=1&feature=plcp[/ame]

That is a video which I think is good. I think it does a good job of breaking everything down nice and slowly but the main thing I like is that fact that he actually has another guy with him and demonstrates as he is talking about it.

[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8vjZ7x-dAzo&feature=related[/ame]

This is a video which I don't think is good. Its very good in that it is very in depth but the guy doesn't seem interested and it's a bit drawn out. He also doesn't demonstrate it with another person so you nearly have to imagine what he is talking about.

I think weekly or monthly would be a good idea but not all in one go. The thing that I would be most interested in learning about would be anything about defense.

 

Pretty much anything from ExpertBoxing.com is gold.

 

Here is my idea:
Start out with the technique and work it in steps from the feet up
Show it against the pads or a partner
List common mistakes and maybe work with a beginner and show what he's doing wrong
Then maybe some tips that make the technique work better or when to use it

If you did that then the videos would be more comprehensive and useful than 99% of the **** on youtube.

 

Could someone bump the motivational thread brown bomber made in here a while back, I'm useless with the search function.

 

this would be perfect :thumbsup