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Making Sure to Change Levels when Striking is Important
Changing levels while striking keeps your opponent guessing and opens up new angles of attack. Mix head, body, and leg shots to break their rhythm and land clean, unexpected strikes.
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How to Throw the Back Side Low Kick in MMA-Kickboxing
Get ready to blast your opponent’s lead leg with a sneaky, hip-powered back-side low kick plant your lead foot, chamber that rear knee, then whip your hips and spin your standing foot so your shin rips into the thigh or calf like a rocket. Keep your hands up, snap the kick back to stay balanced, and follow with a cheeky punch or step-in to make the move look as smooth as it feels.
Southpaw Counter Against the Orthodox Jab
When facing an orthodox jab as a southpaw, slip outside their lead hand while keeping your chin tucked, then explode with a straight left or right hook to catch them off guard. Timing and angle are key — make the counter crisp and let your rear foot drive the power through.
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How to Counter the Switch Kick with the Jumping Back Kick
When your opponent launches a switch kick, time their forward momentum by pivoting and exploding into a jumping back kick straight into their midsection. The surprise and power of the spin not only shuts down their attack but can flip the fight’s momentum in your favor.
How To Throw the Superman Punch
Launch like a rocket — fake the jab, push off your rear foot, drive the lead knee forward, then extend the rear hand in a flying, snatching punch to close distance and sell the setup. Land with your foot down or flow straight into a follow-up strike (like a kick or hook) so the move becomes a devastating combo, not just a flashy trick.