GunFighter - "eraserx13 - "left jab, right cross, left hook, right uppercut".
That one should have a name like "The Classic" or something....
GF "
Yeah...not very creative but it still works for me as long as I can set it up right. I like to setup my opponent by stepping in with a 1 strike or 2 strike combo and then stepout. Then, when he thinks I am stepping out, follow up with 2 more strikes by whipping out the "Classic" =)
Yeah, the left jab -> sidestep left -> left hook -> right hook combo
alone is pretty effective.
That said, it's not like every fight ends after one solid combo, and it's
not like every shot always his its target clean in the first place.
^^good point
AlwaysInjured - (Switch Kick) - Thanks for that - ok, familiar with the technique (or similar) just not the terminology.
eraserx13 - ("The Classic") - Creative or not, it's still a great combination - it just flows so naturally - and from now on, in my head at least, this is its new name...!! :-)
GF
When I spar, I always throw a right haymaker followed by a right high kick.
When you throw the haymaker it usually gets their attention away from the leg following right behind it.
It is pretty sneaky, and I land it with regularity...
SermonOfMockery - that is brilliant. I'll have to try that!
MayIWhoopU (cool name) - That two-strike combo is not my best because I end up too close after the haymaker (actually, I usually use the cross) - but the right knee works well for me from there
BUT...
the opposite works well for me:
I throw a back-leg (right for me) kick to the mid-section and step into him with a right cross AS MY PLACE MY RIGHT FOOT ON THE FLOOR.
It works better for me because my balance sucks, and it allows for some pretty mean momentum in the punch (to make up for any torque power that is lost).
4-5-2-3
11-1-2-3-4-2
1-2-3-2-3
7-6-3-2
Gonna print this thread out and stick it in my playbook.... :-)
GF
i always liked jab to the head, straight right to the head, and then a left round kick to the body or head on the way out of range. sort of like what Guy caught Arona with in their fight
South Troy - you lost me at any number greater than 4
1 = jab
2 = cross
3 = hook
4 = uppercut
Is that right?
" Gonna print this thread out and stick it in my playbook.... :-) GF "
Me, too!
Thanks for all the responses guys. See? Every now and then this website CAN be helpful:)
Any more favorites?
Always ,
I dont know if everyone does number like this , but box coach i have he goes
1-jab, 2- right cross 3- left hook to head
4 - right to body palm up 5-left to body same as 4
6-right upper cut 7-left upper cut
and the 11 is just like a low jab to body instead of head
For burst knock em out combos i like
2-3-2
2-7-2 doing combos hard like 5-10 straight times
...STILL no love for the "accidental" nut shot.
You guys suck.
I thought I'd pop this thread up again to see if anybody wanted to add to it.
Or if you didn't see it before then maybe you can use some of these.
Thanks in advance, and happy training.
ttt
Lead Jab - Power Upper - Pull back/Power Straight - Lead Hook - Power Low Kick
I'm surprised nobody recommended stuff like:
Forward-down-forward-punch.
Back-down-back-kick.
Block-block-down.
Hold kick for five seconds and release.
Jab, straight right to the body.
Jab, left hook, right straight.
Left leg kick, straight right, left hook to the liver, right uppercut.
Jab, left hook, right round kick.
Doing all these while varying jabs and double jabs and double jab straight right.
These are a few of my favorite things.