First, know your punch. This is the first step in learning how you can execute a boxing combination. While the jab is a vital part of boxing, it's also one of the weakest links. Although the jab is simple, it can be very difficult to counter. It should be learned well. It's important to know exactly how each punch is delivered so you get the best from it.

There are two types. Low-risk combinations start with a jab and end with a powerful punch. High-risk combinations start with a powerful punch that opens up your opponent's eyes. They are more dangerous and are generally reserved for very experienced boxers. If you aren't sure what type of combination to use, don’t be afraid to try it! You can try different types of combinations and see which ones work best for you.

You should incorporate body shots into your boxing practice routines. While any good boxer will try to take out their opponent head on, they should be including body shots in their arsenal. A body shot is a great way to surprise your opponent and put them in serious pain. This is one way you can make your combos more powerful. Consider combining both body shots and body shots.

The most basic combination of all is the 1-2. The main weapon of a boxer’s arsenal is the jab. This can be thrown from the outside or the pocket. The jab serves two purposes. To blind your opponent and to distract him. Additionally, a jab will allow you to land a leading hook to catch your opponent by surprise. You can help your opponent decide where the hook should be placed to make the combo more efficient.

The jab is not the only technique in boxing. There are also many other techniques. For example, the rear hook involves a fighter's lower body to confuse the opponent's position. This type of boxing combo is often used to move the opponent's head backwards by rolling underneath his punches. A rear uppercut, however, is used for lifting an opponent's heads.

Many boxers also double up on their punches, in addition to the jab. This technique is great for opening up defenses and takes a fight to a new level. The double jab is the most powerful starting combination. But you must master the correct techniques for each punch in order to be successful. For a winning combination of boxing, the proper technique and footwork with the right jab is essential.