Does anyone have a video on the R-SDP it's on page 103 in the speed bag bible. I been wanting to learn it . Thanks
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Originally posted by LouisvilleBagr View PostSearch YouTube for speedbag Bible. Mr. Kahn has a great video on how to do it. I think it’s one of the first ones that pops up? Won’t find one better.
Demonstrating some Double Punch combinations from the Front, Back and Sides for a member of speedbagforum.com
Originally posted by peragio View PostDoes anyone have a video on the R-SDP it's on page 103 in the speed bag bible. I been wanting to learn it . Thanks
The error of the SDP is the name. To be consistent with the rest of the book and technique names, it should have been called The Front-Side Double Punch (F-SDP) NOT (SDP).
You see, the "lead fist" of the Side-Double Punch hits the "front" of the bag, just like the lead fist of the Reverse-Side Double Punch (R-SDP) hits the reverse area of the bag.
In the FDP, both fists hit the "front". In the RDP, but fists hit the reverse (back) are of the bag. in the R-SDP and S-RDP, I specifically indicated the contact areas of the Lead and Second fist.
but in the SDP, I did not - and that really irritates me that I didn't catch that. To change that would have caused every single exercise with the (SDP) to be changed to (F-SDP) ....but that adds two extra spaces (letters) to the line...and in many lines it appears four, maybe five times..and that would extend the exercise to the next line...making it more difficult to read. In truth I did try to go back and change that, but the "extra" lines added up to six or seven more pages to print, and for a print run of several thousand, that can add and extra $500 to $1,000 in print costs,...upping the price of the book. SO, (ahhhh!) I decided to leave it wrong over the next printings. Just know the "lead fist" hits the front and the "second fist" hits the side.
ANYWAY, for the Reverse-Side Double Punch, extend your arm to behind the bag, for the RSP, and the other hand out to a bit to the side of the bag. Do a few RSP and then a RSP ' SSP.
RSP ' ' ' RSP ' ' ' RSP ' SSP = (R-SDP)
to get used to that, you can use "3" rebounds instead of "1" since they are both odd. RSP ' ' ' RSP ' ' ' SSP (you follow that with SSP ' ' ' SSP ' ' ' RSP...)
You can set up for this from a FDP by letting a fist (2nd is easiest) pass through bag to do the RSP. The lead fist hits the bag and floats to side area. So FDP ' ' R-SDP (note 2 rebounds)
with the fists, it would be L-R_(FDP) ' ' R-L_(R-SDP).
You could also Vary that and make it a bit easier by adding one RSP in between. L-R (FDP) ' ' ' R_RSP ' ' ' R-L(R-SDP).
That RSP does NOT have to hit "directly behind the bag". in fact you will often find it hits more of the side-reverse area of the bag panel behind. That will alter that bag rebound angle a bit but won't effect the combination.
Hope that helps.
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Originally posted by Speedbag View Post
I think you are talking about the Side-Double Punch (SDP). I don't remember doing the Reverse-Side Double Punch in this video
Demonstrating some Double Punch combinations from the Front, Back and Sides for a member of speedbagforum.com
The Reverse-Side Double Punch (R-SDP) is actually a mirror of the Side Double Punch (SDP), however I have to admit I errored when naming the SDP. And it is a big one, and I have hated the fact that I only realized the error after the first printing of the book (1,500 copies) was published. To fix it would have demanded a "total" re-write of the book from the "Side Chapter" to the end and many of those practice exercises would need to be changed.
The error of the SDP is the name. To be consistent with the rest of the book and technique names, it should have been called The Front-Side Double Punch (F-SDP) NOT (SDP).
You see, the "lead fist" of the Side-Double Punch hits the "front" of the bag, just like the lead fist of the Reverse-Side Double Punch (R-SDP) hits the reverse area of the bag.
In the FDP, both fists hit the "front". In the RDP, but fists hit the reverse (back) are of the bag. in the R-SDP and S-RDP, I specifically indicated the contact areas of the Lead and Second fist.
but in the SDP, I did not - and that really irritates me that I didn't catch that. To change that would have caused every single exercise with the (SDP) to be changed to (F-SDP) ....but that adds two extra spaces (letters) to the line...and in many lines it appears four, maybe five times..and that would extend the exercise to the next line...making it more difficult to read. In truth I did try to go back and change that, but the "extra" lines added up to six or seven more pages to print, and for a print run of several thousand, that can add and extra $500 to $1,000 in print costs,...upping the price of the book. SO, (ahhhh!) I decided to leave it wrong over the next printings. Just know the "lead fist" hits the front and the "second fist" hits the side.
ANYWAY, for the Reverse-Side Double Punch, extend your arm to behind the bag, for the RSP, and the other hand out to a bit to the side of the bag. Do a few RSP and then a RSP ' SSP.
RSP ' ' ' RSP ' ' ' RSP ' SSP = (R-SDP)
to get used to that, you can use "3" rebounds instead of "1" since they are both odd. RSP ' ' ' RSP ' ' ' SSP (you follow that with SSP ' ' ' SSP ' ' ' RSP...)
You can set up for this from a FDP by letting a fist (2nd is easiest) pass through bag to do the RSP. The lead fist hits the bag and floats to side area. So FDP ' ' R-SDP (note 2 rebounds)
with the fists, it would be L-R_(FDP) ' ' R-L_(R-SDP).
You could also Vary that and make it a bit easier by adding one RSP in between. L-R (FDP) ' ' ' R_RSP ' ' ' R-L(R-SDP).
That RSP does NOT have to hit "directly behind the bag". in fact you will often find it hits more of the side-reverse area of the bag panel behind. That will alter that bag rebound angle a bit but won't effect the combination.
Hope that helps.
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LouisvilleBagr Thanks dude. Took a lot of practice. I've also been practising that triple strike that Alan shows in the video you mentioned - it's not easy.
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Originally posted by AlfredGaebeli View Post
Fun fact: Since you perfectly did the R-SDP ' ' ' SSP. ' ' ' SSP...... You can also scoot that second SSP a little more toward the reverse area (behind the bag) to make it a RSP and it will be in perfect position to lead another R-SDP.
(L-R)_R-SDP ' ' ' (R)_SSP ' ' ' (R)_RSP ' ' ' (R-L)_R-SDP Of course you have to let the left fist drift out to the side of the bag.
I notice in you demo you let the "lead" (1st) fist pass thru to do the RSP. Also let your 2nd fist pass thru to do the RSP If you do that you will find the combination naturally repeats itself.
(FDP)_L-R ' ' (R-L)_R-SDP ' ' (FDP)_L-R ' ' (R-L)_R-SDP ' ' (FDP)_L-R ' ' (R-L)_R-SDP (* note the two rebounds of "Side to front" (SSP ' ' FCP)
Also start doing...
RDP ' ' ' RDP ' ' ' R-SDP..... (lead fist drifts to side, second fist recircles behind to lead the R-RDP.
hint: Anytime you plan to use the SSP, you can keep the fist closer to the bag. It can "hang-out" just past the arc of the rebound... not 5-8 inches away.
Learn to keep your fists close to the bag as you move around it. You will eventually be faster because of it.
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Speedbag I appreciate the kind words, thank you very much Alan.
Also let your 2nd fist pass thru to do the RSP If you do that you will find the combination naturally repeats itself.
I'm currently, with the advanced chapter, learning how one rotates the fists in combination with the various double punches. Most challenging exercises are (imo) the ones where you throw a S-RDP while the bag is bouncing from front to back. Did I mention I'm a huge fan of double punches? :P
Learn to keep your fists close to the bag as you move around it. You will eventually be faster because of it.
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Since you perfectly did the R-SDP ' ' ' SSP. ' ' ' SSP...... You can also scoot that second SSP a little more toward the reverse area (behind the bag) to make it a RSP and it will be in perfect position to lead another R-SDP.Last edited by AlfredGaebeli; 07-28-2020, 08:37 PM.
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Originally posted by AlfredGaebeli View PostSpeedbag I appreciate the kind words, thank you very much Alan.
I have been doing that aswell, but it's not as flawless (yet!) as letting the first fist pass through to the RSP. Letting the second fist pass through is much harder imo, as I have to shift my weight.
I'm currently, with the advanced chapter, learning how one rotates the fists in combination with the various double punches. Most challenging exercises are (imo) the ones where you throw a S-RDP while the bag is bouncing from front to back. Did I mention I'm a huge fan of double punches? :P
Thanks for the hint. I will keep it in mind.
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Huh. I do have to try that! A hit from the back of the bag, while it's bouncing side to side. Sounds challenging - I love it!
Look at the picture below. and notice that there is a point where the SSP becomes a RSP where the "X" meets. If you do this with the right fist it will be hard for any body watching to tell if it was SSP or RSP and the rebound will almost the same. AT the point ANY combination you can do from a RSP you can do from the SSP. I personally see the fist movement as the same movement and the only different is where it connects on the bag. With practice you will learn to
manipulate the contact angle slightly and "cheat the rebound" to go in a slightly better direction to set up for a more complicated combination.
Play with it and find how it works for you.
Personally the S-RDP is the hardest technique to use in a fast flowing set. I use it a lot in more complicated combinations going around from front-side-back but rarely use it as a stand along technique.
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The bible alone suffices to learn it. Yet when I was practising, there were times I wished I had videos.
Having these extra explanations by Alan or your videos here add another view and do really help progressing. Thanks a lot to all of you in this Forum who help with support.
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