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Doing This Will 2X Your Fight Skills (Worked For Me)
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Gabriel Varga argues that the fastest way to improve in combat sports is to focus training on your weakest skills, especially during sparring. Rather than simply trying to hit harder, learn more techniques, or build endurance, he recommends deliberately working on specific weaknesses.
Choose one or two areas to improve—such as catching punches or defending kicks—and focus on them over several weeks. Progress may start small, and training a weakness can temporarily make you feel worse: you might lose rounds or get hit more while adjusting. Varga says setting your ego aside is part of the process.
Varga describes turning former struggles—including body punching, moving forward under pressure, and close-range fighting—into strengths. He says that improving weak points transformed his overall performance and made him feel more capable and confident when returning to skills he already had. He particularly emphasizes defense: better protection makes it safer to take risks elsewhere.
The video also includes a brief promotion for Varga’s Strike Ready course catalog and its Black Friday offer.
Presenter/source: Gabriel Varga
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