Combinations with my partner now. Alright. Using the same punches, the jab, the cross,
the hook, we want to put combinations together. Again, no less than two punches, no more than
four punches, and finishing with a right kick or a left kick. Now, we're going to go nice and easy. Okay? Jab, cross, hook. Jab, cross, hook. Okay, we come up for the kick. Up, come back down. Cross, hook, cross. Up for the kick. Up, come back down. Back in the middle. Jab, cross. One, two. I come up with a push kick. Up. Now I can come in, cross hook, and then out
with a kick again. Up, come back down. Alright. Always make sure, pad holder, when you call
out the combinations, make sure that you're clear and loud with the combinations, and
that most of all you're ready when he's ready to fire that kick.
Because he's not going to pause. If you're in a fight you're not going to pause
for a second before you throw the kick. After you throw the punches the kick fires
in straight off the punches. So make sure that you're prepared with the
pad, okay, so they can strike hard and then get back to original position again. Alright? So again, mix the punches up. Jab, cross, hook. Okay, kick. We can come back. Cross, hook, cross. Remember, push ks. Okay. We come up, knees. Okay. Punches pow pow pow, and up. Here we go. Now, one more thing. With the combinations it's always nice in
the beginning of the training session to warm up shadow boxing.
Use the shadow boxing to practice movement
and practice combinations. Nice and loose, nice and light, moving around
trying to keep your balance. And then when you get into hitting the pads,
hitting the bag, or even sparring now your trying, you know, your body's trying to remember
a little bit more on the motions that you went through while shadow boxing. So that was just a few combinations for the
pads..
