I know a couple. The hand trap to leg kick; I was taught to catch/trap that jab hand and shuffle a bit kinda like a switch kick but we are going for a sweep on that lead leg. Then there's the Gaethje inside slip to leg kick. No hand trap, just a quick inside slip and blast the leg. Then there was a corkscrew jab, but step outside to the deadzone. Then there's the Jeff Chan wing Chun thing. We parry that jab downward, but we slide our hand across their lead arm and post on the chest. We push them back as we step forward, keeping that hand pinned tob the chest, switching our stance into southpaw as we do, and throw that cross. Bam! Last one was a warmup drill. Jab, as the parry and return jab come, we roll under it, and step forward into a double leg. Making sure to keep our head pressed against their rear delt, and pull on them legs to run them down. Eh, I think that's good for now.
The jab has always been my best and most developed. That said, I fregen hate that overhand right counter - it is the most annoying counter punch to get hit by!!
I am no boxer. For me the last is the best. If the jab is to hit you are too close to use the legs,. U have to reed it much earlier. The last is matter of training, litle step, counter, litle step counter. It looks cleaner... but you know best, no doubts about that.
These are actually very clever, picking at your opponets jab habits
thank you sensei
Another counter to the jab I've seen from the jauncey guys at wkx is parry the jab down with the right hand then bring the 8 over for a head kick
I know a couple. The hand trap to leg kick; I was taught to catch/trap that jab hand and shuffle a bit kinda like a switch kick but we are going for a sweep on that lead leg. Then there's the Gaethje inside slip to leg kick. No hand trap, just a quick inside slip and blast the leg. Then there was a corkscrew jab, but step outside to the deadzone. Then there's the Jeff Chan wing Chun thing. We parry that jab downward, but we slide our hand across their lead arm and post on the chest. We push them back as we step forward, keeping that hand pinned tob the chest, switching our stance into southpaw as we do, and throw that cross. Bam!
Last one was a warmup drill. Jab, as the parry and return jab come, we roll under it, and step forward into a double leg. Making sure to keep our head pressed against their rear delt, and pull on them legs to run them down.
Eh, I think that's good for now.
The jab has always been my best and most developed. That said, I fregen hate that overhand right counter - it is the most annoying counter punch to get hit by!!
I am no boxer. For me the last is the best. If the jab is to hit you are too close to use the legs,. U have to reed it much earlier. The last is matter of training, litle step, counter, litle step counter. It looks cleaner... but you know best, no doubts about that.
Hell yah! I know what I’m drilling this weekend
I also like , Slip outside and jab
Parry with and send the right hand
Love you too, bring more of the your unique style I need more vids to watch