Jesse's Boxing Manual of 'Advanced' Techniques

[WayneFlint]

Thanks chris, its so much easier to understand now, after seeingthis yesterday i realised ive already been doing the dissuasive jab and something like the phantom overhand while sparring the 1-1-2 and ascending jab helped me to no end last night my partner is a good 3'' bigger than me and the jab definently helped me close range on him a few times in an aggressive way which was good as i box from a defensive crouch and caught my partner unexpected both times while useing it, the 1-1-2 was also a good move i could take advantage of with little drilling beforehand he couldnt do anything but keep his hands high while i made the angle for the right hand this was another farmiliar move i had been jabbing and moving off to the left with footwork like that for a while but never realy used a cross on the end but it definently made sense after i tried it once, as well i think the manual helped me seeing the movements on paper it has helped me sort of mentally label each individual movement and better ID what moves to use at what time in the ring if that makes sense, thanks again chris great stuff, loving these new moves

[Gonzo13]

Some great stuff here, I especially like lesson #4. Hopefully soon I'll have enough money saved up to purchase these DVD's.

Again, some great information offered on this site, thanks fellas.

[student4life]

This is awesome! I've been looking for this dvd's for a long time. I didn't know Jesse was in a better place. I tried getting his tapes from his old site but my letter was returned. I'm glad his work is still around. May He rest in peace. I am definitely going to contact Andre. Thanks guys, great site.

[Andre]

All of these proceeds now go to the Fred Hollows foundation.

Each Dvd set now brings sight (by way of (cateract removal) to at least four people in third world countries.

[student4life]

All of these proceeds now go to the Fred Hollows foundation.

Each Dvd set now brings sight (by way of (cateract removal) to at least four people in third world countries.

Hi Andre, good job. I already ordered my set. My own christmas gift.
I think Jesse would be happy knowing his work is helping someone other than fighters.

[student4life]

I've been watching the first video. I am not kidding; these videos are top of the line. I consider myself to be a muay Thai guy first but I love boxing. I've done enough boxing to consider myself advanced... until I watched these videos. Techniques that you wish your coach taught you. These are moves that you see in some of the greatest fighters, but you just can't picture how they did it. There are boxers that are great fighters, but they can't teach what they know. Some of the greatest trainers were not world champions themselves (Nacho Berenstain, Freddy Roach...) but guys like Nacho have produced more champions than you can count with both hands. Jesse really knew his craft, and knew how to teach it. You won't be able to find this stuff on the market.
Thanks Andre for these great videos. I'm so glad I found this thread.

[Andre]

Cheers mate, although, just remember everything in its place and time. Somethings only work sometimes; that is what makes for a great fighter: knowing when. Some techniques used at the wrong times could be detrimental to you, used at the right time, devastating to the opposition.