I'd like to welcome you on my boxing aficionados. We're about to partake in something his story. Something created by the greatest mind of boxing in the history of our sport. This is the peak of boostile, re-innovated by Master Boxing. Does revise mean that it needed to be revised? Well, in all honesty, everything needs revision. And what we wanted to do is honor the great Custia motto. If he's probably looking down wanting to make adjustments to himself, I had to channel that energy. Studying the peak of boostile for over 30 years, now we're able to re-innovate it, and take it to the next level, and bring it to this generation. So, to move forward, then you guys can learn. Now, it's not for everybody. Why do I say that? Because if you're a coach or a trainer, and you like to rush into things, then the peak of boostile is not for you. The peak of boostile, look, it takes a lot to learn it. It takes time, it takes focus, and there's a lot of muscle memory. There has to be ingrained inside of that game. So, as we move forward, what's inside of the peak of boostile that makes it so unique? It opens up any defense. No matter what defense you put in front of it, what boxing style, it can peel back the layers, and open it up. In this thing, you will learn. The essence of footwork, how to make Tyson execute those footwork drills. You won't just see it. You will learn, and you will be taught, layer by layer, of how this thing was actually executed, how he built upon his footwork, how he was able to execute those exquisite moves to those much larger guides, and get them out of there. So, you'll see some of our drills, our cone drills, our ladder drills, our drills where we walk the floor, executing unique footwork drills. That's how we get it from the ground up. And then we're going to take it one step higher than that, because there's such a taxing drill on the torso, we're going to show you how to develop the torso and the trunk, so you can move and execute those things, repetitiously, until your body's conditioned. So, you'll learn how to slip the way that Mike Tyson, Floyd Patterson and those guys, had the mastery of slipping. This takes a lot of dedicated effort. You can't pick this up in a day. And then, you'll learn how to move that head, using the slip ball drills that we worked on. And there's so many mazes on how to move your head, level by level, four tiers of every single drill that we do, and learning how to maneuver around that ball, not only maneuver around it, but execute punches in the midst of slipping. That's what you're going to learn in this drill. And this training system, it's absolutely driven by science, so you can carry it into the ring. And that's what our premise was, to make sure you don't have any holes inside of your boxing game when executing this style. And then, you're going to learn how to use those punch techniques, turning the shots over, hitting the power, short shots, learning the trap drill inside of the peekaboo style. What does that do? It teaches you how to throw those orange punches, snap, and then develop the skill set and do combinations. You can't make this stuff up. Whenever you guys learn how to throw those shots, big shots, and a short fragment, that's when you've executed the science of offense. And the peekaboo style is the most highly set offense of prowess, skill training known to boxing. And that's one of the key things that makes it so unique. And the next thing, not only are you going to learn how to do it on the trap drill in the speed bag, you're going to go over to the double-end bag and the double-double-end bag to master the science of your reflexes and all of the training drills that you're looking at right now would be some of the tools that you actually get to do and not only see it, but you get to walk through it and understand the science and what it is that they were always doing. In another layer, we made sure we added guys wanted to know, how do you truly develop power or maximize the power that you already possess? We teach you so many skills that master the science of power, develop the power, develop the torque, making sure you execute your punches, long punches, short punches, power, power, power is repetition. You do enough repetitions and you can increase your power, increase your endurance, and increase your stamina to throw those shots. That's one of the things that's so unique and then we carry you from there into the mid-training where you can execute hitting the body, pow pow, hitting the body best, executing, how do you execute these things mid-training? Three, four breaks during one mid-circuit, meaning, offense defense, offense defense, offense defense, countering, all of these things. We'll elevate your boxing-cash-shave inside of that range, you're going to learn how to take all of those drills, learn how to fight strong fighters, tall fighters, lengthy fighters, all of those things that are quintessential to help you get better as a fighter. It's not just a training system. It's a training science of boxing. It's a three-hour down low broken down in the five parts. Whenever you get into the peak of boot style training, you cannot pretend that you're a training. You have to commit yourself, learning how to get in that ring. You'll see many sparsals just like you're looking at right now that'll teach you how to get over those humps. You can't get past the jazz. You can't get past the combination. He keeps you at bay. You learn how to close the distance with the mallet style. You learn how to execute hairpots, head slips, the wave, weaves, the brakes, the fact of the matter is, this style is exactly what you need to complete yourself. And every time you start back over from scratch, you just keep going with a maniacal drive to execute and be the best fighter that you can be. I'd like to take this time to say thank you to Team Master Boxing for being so dedicated to executing and getting this project done for you guys out there in the world of boxing. We do it all for you. Hat's off to you guys. Thank you to Custia Mato for being such a great teacher. Giving me inspiration to elevate my boxing car shake to new heights. And we must say hats off to Mike Tyson, who carried it into the ring and showed how it looks to execute and be absolutely dedicated to a style and become legendary for it. My name is Coach Eric Abrall and I thank you guys for watching. This is the peekaboo style revised and innovative by Master Boxing. Well, you'll get your Master's degree. And Boxing, I see you in a witness circle. Let's get started. Peace. We're my champions! We're my champions! That's right, Coach!