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Chapter Five:


             Basic Combinations






             A solid boxing offense includes an array of punches that
             can be effectively thrown in combination with one
             another. In other words, two or more punches properly
             delivered in a given attack are usually better than one.

             Double and Triple Jabs
             These are simply jabs thrown one after the other. Care
             must be taken to recover properly after each one in
             order to maximize power. This is an effective way to
             deliver a bunch of punches safely from a distance.

             One-Two
             That’s right.This is the original one-two punch combo of
             sport literary and celluloid fame. The combination
             includes a jab followed by a straight right. The classic
             goal is to land a clean jab at the head that lifts the chin
             so that you can rock it with a hard right hand.


             The left jab is thrown as described (SNAP!),recovered to
             guard, then the straight right is immediately launched
             (SNAP!) and recovered to guard.Throughout the action
             and after,you should feel solid over your feet.Otherwise,
             you’re probably reaching or not recovering properly.









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