This video will show you the every crucial stance-related detail that you need, but more importantly, every single trade-off that you will make by adjusting your stance to each opponent.

This is the longest strike in our arsenal, which makes it a uniquely powerful distancing tool.

This is our most important punch, and the distancing tool that all of our other weapons will linger just behind.

Now that you can throw a jab, you must immediately be able to feint the jab... otherwise, you become predictable.  (Predictable fighters are countered more easily.)

The straight punch from our rear hand packs knockout power and extreme mobility when done correctly. In this video, we examine the best cross throwers in history, and break down their technique.

When figuring out the best way to throw our hooks, it is (again) extremely helpful to research the best fighters to ever throw it. In this video, we take a deep look at the Top 5 best hook throwers in combat history.

Now that we've seen how 'the best' do it, this video will breakdown hook technique, step by step, so that you can do it... starting with the 'jumping hook'.

Uppercut technique differs wildly depending on the length of the punch that you need to throw. This video will have you snapping your opponent's head up and back from all distances.

Ok, I know that this is technically a 'set up' video and not a 'technique' video, but it's the only video in which we discuss Roundhouse technique... so use the video slider to jump to the roundhouse part.

The Parry is our preferred method of deflecting straight punches.

A Rampage Block is versatile enough to defend just about any strike sent at your big head.

This is a comprehensive system for defending the entire side of your body from roundhouse kicks.

This large, hinging step is arguably the best way to continue an angled attack to the side of your rear hand, aka a 'rear sided' attack.

The Hop-Across is a fast, bi-directional angle changing movement that will rapidly move you to a position outside your opponent's front shoulder.

The 'Advanced Angle Change' is our most important lead side angle taking movement, and the 'Basic' version is also useful.

This is a snazzy way to create an angled opening with a lightning-fast variation of a penguin slip.

This is the best slip for dodging hooks, setting up our own hooks, and it can also be used as an entry technique.

A staple of Mike Tyson's style, this is a brain-scrambling entry and 'slip' technique ideal for dodging straight punches.

Great for 'exits', the rear slip is the only head movement that will make every feasible head strike miss.

We covered the 'lead' shoulder rear slip in the H.W.P on the Jaw and Eyes. The rear side is quite a bit different.

Now that you can slip in both directions, it's time to examine the targets that will result, and determine your preferred pathways of attack.

Again, your ability to 'straight slip to either side will pay off, but this time with high percentage, diabolical counter striking. Additionally, we begin making predictions that allow us to do even more damage.

The slide back is a fundamental movement that returns you to a safe distance after any attack, while being elusive. It's just a smart thing for us to stick in here.

There are certain techniques that should be executed at all times in a fight, and for strategic purposes, might even be established in a specific order.

The smartest way to land strikes is to identify defensive tendencies in your opponent. By finding the 'weakness' in those tendencies, you can throw strikes that will exploit it.

In this video, we begin combining both scripted and intuitive attacks together to form long, elaborate combinations intended to do damage... while pushing towards a strategic position.

This video will assign a numerical 'Safety Levels' to your position, depending on the degree of angle that you take relative to your opponent, and will start asking the question, "what kind of fighter do you want to be?"

This video will teach you my preferred methods of attacking and attaining deeper safety levels to the side of your rear hand. This is most useful in orthodox vs orthodox fights.

This video will teach you my preferred methods of attacking and attaining deeper safety levels to the side of your lead hand. This is most useful in orthodo vs southpaw fights.

It's a workout that helps you build your jumping hook. That why it's called 'the jumping hook workout'.

In 20ish minutes, you can build a handy knockout haymaker.

This is a high quality 20 minute jab workout that will build an insane lead hand weapon.

A workout that will build the longest power punch that we have.