20 Beginner Boxing Combos - Boxing Training

20 Beginner Boxing Combos - Boxing Training
Boxing combos are a sequence of punches and movements that you execute to attack or counter your opponent. A successful boxing combo is one where you manage to: land your shots. Protect yourself from any counterattack from an opponent.
You should never just aimlessly throw punches without a purpose unless, of course, your goal is to become a mindless brawler.
The biggest challenge in a boxer's offense is making sure your punches aren't telegraphed. When opponents see your offense coming, it gives them just enough time and room to evade and essentially slip the punch. Using combinations diversifies your offense and keeps opponents on their toes, unable to anticipate your next move.
How can I improve my boxing combos?
Don't always throw the same punches to the same areas. Diversify your combinations by constantly going both upstairs and downstairs on your opponent, keeping them unable to anticipate where your next punch will be coming from. Knowing when to throw is extremely important.
How many combos are there in boxing?
There are a total of 36 possible 2-punch combos. Many are very useful, some are only effective under certain conditions, and some are rarely executed. We will focus on a few very powerful 2-punch boxing combos to practice.
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Combinations are for everyone; they make boxing fun and enjoyable while adding new elements to your game at any level you decide to take on in boxing. Remember the boxing punch numbers; this will make your life a lot easier, not harder. Boxing combinations help open up an annoying tight guard, help score points, and we look cool doing it, to say the least.
Professionals use the same combinations over and over again. They don't go out trying to throw more punches or more brutal punches. They simply alter their combinations' aim, angle, and timing to beat their opponents.
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[@bastardtubeuser]

his punches are so fast you can hear the air whizzing by. good video.

[@meechie9z]

I think that's him exhaling

[@kiz1699]

Penta- Meech Lol it's him exhaling 😂

[@darkydrone]

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[@influencerinthemaking9078]

Made my day😂

[@everydayisalesson7277]

thanx a lot man, one of the best videos on demonstrate boxing combos, we need moreee!!!!

[@RainyTank]

super helpful video. good pacing and explanations. subscribed!

[@jameswingad3212]

This video is utterly brilliant! It helps me so much as a beginner to spend time mirroring the movement in each combination and since watching this channel I've been getting so much more out of the sessions with my coach! Thanks for taking the time to do and share this!

[@mistermartinez14]

Thank you so much Nate,these really help a lot. I appreciate you making these videos

[@jamesprosper1584]

This is an amazing tutorial, thank you 👊🏿

[@unremovablekebab861]

Very helpful! Thanks Nate.

[@bluesex1boy]

Thanks bro this tutorial is coming in handy for me

[@emaddarawsheh7420]

As usual.....amazing.....thanks for sharing

[@andersj.p.eskilsson3655]

Awesome! Thanks for this

[@dennisinkwa5233]

Really great stuff. Easy to follow.

[@davidessess4302]

this is a treasure vid, downloading it, never seen slips incorporated in combos, makes it more complete, thank a bunches.

[@sadikin3103]

@@NateBowerfitness Thanks Nate! Will practice them until they become muscle memory. Very good job with the video. Much appreciated.

[@caneloalvarez8738]

This is what I'm looking for. Thank you so much sir

[@ananthu8053]

Thank you so much

[@vidx03]

Thankyou, great video, am using this to practice and learn, and since you've displayed everything nicely and basically made an excellent and useful and usable training video, thankyou.

[@IcyLight98]

Oh sweet. Going to start practicing this. Appreciate it man!

[@SilatShooter]

Thanks for putting this together! Appreciate that you show it at a speed I can follow.

[@hawkeye7862]

Just starting out. Nice video dude very helpful ! Keep them coming bro 😀

[@balbino108]

Very Good! Thank You!

[@stevednb930]

Very nice!! Thank you, for this video! ...:)

[@regisgueyffier2051]

Thank you !!

[@rubenradelo]

Saludos nate.como siempre gran video

[@kadenmullins5036]

Dude wow I’m really happy there are people out there what understand what a beginner is you actually make it so I understand

[@DMCarReviews]

Nice and clear!

[@halojames7778]

Thank you, teacher.

[@lestrum]

Filmed at perfect pace for learning. Highly instructive and can be used as a low impact workout as well. And certsinly helpful as self defense. Instruction.

[@glennmarley6989]

great post.

[@sohansingh-tg5ls]

Brother i m a newbie in boxing,this is very instructional!!thanks!!

[@long-kong]

Thanks man.

[@barbaranewyork217]

nice.good job

[@carlosjimenez60]

Perfect!

[@fungerehahn9420]

Nice Once!

[@CoolTaxiDriver]

Great combinations! Thank you!! I just found your page and I’ll be back! I’m just a beginner and I would love to see the combination punch numbers stay up through the video. I’m having a hard time remembering the longer combos.

[@miguelrafaelromerorosales8805]

this dude is for real I like you bro,I am a coach but im very impressive congratulations,salud from France

[@johnpatrickariate9177]

Thanks

[@boogyman9602]

thanks mate

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Thank youbro

[@jonbandey2468]

Thanks nate

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woow woow 😲 we REALLY need more of these combos PLEASE .. 👋😆 Five stars subed and shared 👍😆

[@robertthegoat3109]

Hamad Alrowaie Do we need to learn footwork to throw these punches right I feel like joining boxing XD

[@hamadalrowaie6882]

Yes you have to my friend you will never find great boxers without great footwork 😊

[@eggyolked108]

simple instructions yet world class tutorial! thanks

[@godfreyreedy9413]

Awesome video... Gonna mix my weight training routine with these drills as my cardio workout. These are also very fun to do. Liked and Subscribed. Thanks again.

[@kvngzakk]

Awesome

[@tomikaracsony2406]

Ty bro u awesome

[@sternandrew1]

thanks for your help. my 12yr old taught himself from your videos.

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Tanks very much for your corporation

[@CrossJeniel]

good job

[@thegoodtwin9484]

Working from multiple camera angles, technically proficient, cut to the meat of the content of the video, and took the time to make it, Appreciate the help.

[@princealva]

Thank u so much for refreshing my memories. Used to learn all this. Now eversince covid all the trainers in my gym got fired. So I have to train on my own.

[@luthercharles3025]

Well if you master all these 20 combos you are more than just a beginner. Awesome video

[@jolomartinez9432]

Hi nate i'm a begginer i just started to watch your video a vouple mins. Ago and it helps me to under stabd boxing easier and make an easy combo.. i have a concern can you make a playlist for your begginer tutorial so its easy for us begginer to find it?

[@brocklesnarthebeastisback408]

Thank for this vedio but am ask quastion did you have training for knock out to puch any one in fight or street fight on punch finised the fight

[@91Sade]

Playlist does not exist ! By the way thousand thanks to you Nate, it's very great to share your knowledge. big thumb up !

[@rogervonken115]

thanks guys for the ideas.

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thank

[@LourdesBlancor]

you are amazing woooow

[@raequanpennington4049]

This got me to get a little better at hip rotation for my. Hooks cus my coach told me i dont twist me hips when throwing a hook still learning tho

[@michaeltirao7151]

Thanks po

[@brayan.m1129]

Great video and thanks for putting all these combos into one video.(im right handed) is it really necessary to have your right heel up at all times?

[@brayan.m1129]

+NateBowerFitness Oh alright, thanks

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Nise!

[@haipham6555]

more combos pls

[@qt6137]

Who else came across this great vid in 2020??

[@qtip1926]

I was told never to slip twice because you'll get caught with a 2. When you say SL,SR, 3 etc is this more of a movement than it is a counter?

[@LALITKUMAR-iu7qg]

it would be awesome ....if you please show them with (footwork)steps...also...because without step taking in front of opponent it will become a total different story...

[@bigbeeofficial4402]

it's very helpful, man! thanks! one question, do we always need to put our left foot in the front or can we change it to right foot front? sorry for my bad english:)

[@lowcarbonconsultant]

Right foot in front is called Southpaw stance. This is typically for left-handed people. but some fighters use both or fight in southpaw even if they are right handed. There are advantages and disadvantages to fighting southpaw. but I think 95% of fighters have their weak side forward so it probably works best that way!

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[@alaamaoula2404]

@@lowcarbonconsultant It's actually the opposite. You should put your strong side forward and your weak side backwards. Your jab and left hook are extremely strong. They are way stronger than your right. they're faster, easier, and more accurate. No need for too much power to win a fight. One good accurate punch on the chin, and he's down.

[@antonioroselli7074]

Is their any reason your slipping left on a left hook? Isnt a left hook counter a Cross/Right Hook?

[@jaydananderson4324]

how long did it take to learn all this ?

[@tmac8892]

What about the Andre Agassi backhand?

[@dovico46]

like what your doing...practice here i come

[@SomewhereinBGC]

How can I do the Manny Pacquiao shadow boxing thank you

[@Lovewhataboutit1]

1 1 right step back turn and confront on hs punch return

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[@jaicbenjosil6179]

My coach is teaching me specific punches/combinations when I move right or left . Are these "compulsory" and the exact punches for those specific movements? If so, what are they??

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gold

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This is a nice GYM and hopefully what "WE" expect in this county for Generations to come...and a decent location for ALL to Enjoy

[@vladninja0697]

Lost me at 6.00 but I've been out of martial arts for a while. Boxing is serious cardio

[@NateBowerfitness]

Tomorrow climb to 7:00. Let’s goooo!

[@giannio3128]

Am i the only one punching myself with the inactive hand when i do it agressively? Example: right hook, defending or leftover arm bounces to my head

[@xxcantmissxx3420]

he is such a great boxer, but the way he does he's hook is funny.

[@tukupe99]

In reality, a double jab is ineffective if delivered in exactly the way you demonstrate it. Having delivered the first jab, that hand does not go back to the chin before you deliver the second jab. Remember you are moving forward, backward or laterally with the jab and it has to rhyme with your footwork to maintain your balance.

[@LALITKUMAR-iu7qg]

and one more request ...everywhere for right hand person there is lot of stuff ...what about us...(southpaw)

[@theseale4686]

LALIT KUMAR just reverse it. So if it’s a left left right switch it to a right right left

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0:28 0:46 2:00 3:10

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can we get self trained with the help of this Video

[@D.O.A.316]

3:36

[@guitardaddy6]

why did you single out these combos?

[@DMCarReviews]

Do you think I can get better at boxing techniques (compared to current level) If I self train with these videos?

[@DMCarReviews]

***** Thanks!

[@kiz1699]

For the double jab I swear it's supposed to go half way back. Or is my coach dumb?😂

[@matthewayala4525]

Idk Idk your coach is done

[@AntejJosipovic]

Your hook is different why is that??

[@wanarinkito2457]

I came here after watching Rocky movies

[@jimmyj5768]

Hey nate bower want to box me ???

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pov: you're a writer

[@NickTv..]

Why does he life his back foot every time he throws the jab

[@balamukundr3025]

It's called pivoting. Adds power by employing rotational momentum. Usually coaches train you to throw crosses like that first to get the form right. Same way some coaches teach to flatten the body into a jab. But in the ring usually people rarely pivot unless they're ending a combo with a cross.

[@NickTv..]

Balamukund R yes that’s why I said why’s he doing it when throwing the jab he’s clearly of balance and you pivot with your foot on the ground and you sole up this guy lifts his whole foot up

[@raggledaggle721]

Why does he twist his arm when he jabs?

[@alaamaoula2404]

@John Sebastian Gordon No way, this is very wrong. It's a very stupid concept actually. You never twist your wrist when you jab lol. And it doesn't matter how many knuckles are in contact, because you're wearing fucking gloves.

[@matthewayala4525]

Raggle Daggle that’s what your supposed to do

[@getman4688]

@@alaamaoula2404 you dont know

[@plantae5437]

To align the wrist and forearm. When you make contact, there should be no movement in the wrist otherwise the chances are higher you are prone to breaking something. Of course there’s other techniques which don’t require you to rotate the wrist but without proper coaching ... the outlook will probably be the same

[@cosmicsea89]

To avoid hyper-extending the elbow, based on the angle and snap

[@bigchief3375]

Why is it important to move your body when you throw a punch is it always necessary?

[@thereaper6392]

I box, have been in M.M.A for many years and I've noticed some people don't move their bodies when they hit. It is necessary if you want ti win haha. It makes it easier for to to slip punches, counter, parry, and also helps you put more speed and power into your punches, gives you an advantage. Try getting used to it while you train, you're gonna need it.

[@brunoborer7038]

This was an excellent tutorial on the basics. Whatever your fighting style you are only as good as your basics.I boxed for many years before training in the martial arts. A boxer doesn't just punch with his fist. He punches with his entire body. When the body is moving with the punch it acquires speed, torque and explosive force. It's like the head of a spear. The spear isn't deadly because it has a sharp point. It's the weight and movement of the shaft behind the point that makes it a lethal weapon. The same is true of the punch. It's not the fist. It's what's behind it. The feet are positioned for leverage. The knees are bent. The torso rotates with the punch to add mass. Mass plus speed equals power. Martial arts are great. But at close range nothing beats a good pair of hands. And I think on average boxers are much better strikers than martial artists.

[@prolificsoul7421]

Have anybody notice he don’t really throw right hooks

[@jagrmelo2453]

you twist your back foot alot I'm taught to go 45 degrees and keep balance with the foot turned that much if you got countered it might totally set you off balance

[@jayarthur1164]

@@NateBowerfitness No offense, why show it that way then somebody might copy it exactly the way you show it & get fucked up

[@ELKenmistry369]

@@jayarthur1164 Because it's conditioning molding yourself to keep that muscle memory, in a real fight of course a person wouldn't exaggerate exactly that much, you can feel the exaggeration if your a true fighter, but you have a point bro!

[@60gidget]

Very confusing for a beginner like myself. i would like you to demonstrate first and explain each movement/punch so I can understand. The music also is very annoying and there is no voice when you speak.

[@NateBowerfitness]

Watch without music. kzbin.info/www/bejne/h2KzmqSVq7Kba8k

[@outdoorrn2980]

Who taught you to throw a hook?.... :/

[@PHNTR]

what about the southpaws?? lol.

[@mafioso8582]

Philip Hunter I am southpaw,its same thing

[@PHNTR]

Kid Dynamite lol. I had a dumb moment.

[@bogisti]

Mirror it !

[@omrij1625]

wobbly hands lol