Punch Combinations

Coach's take: Some of the best combo coaching in the batch - the 'make it feel like a second jab' framing is a real lightbulb moment.

Coach's take: Clean, fundamentals-first teaching of the 1-2 from a real champion - great starting point.

Coach's take: Clear, well-built lesson every beginner should see.

Coach's take: Simple but useful - explains why staying forward between punches protects you AND speeds up your combos.

Coach's take: Good combos to add to your bag work, though you'll want to actually watch the demo, not just listen.

Coach's take: Lots of real, usable combo craft.

Coach's take: Olympic-medalist clarity — good combos plus turn-the-hips power tips.

Coach's take: Detailed, correct breakdown — off-centre entry, watch the chest, rotate the shoulders without popping up.

Coach's take: Sound tips on smoothing out your combos.

Coach's take: Useful speed combos — the feet-move-with-the-punches cue is the keeper.

Coach's take: Sharp lesson on a clean 1-2.

Coach's take: Clean fundamentals on one-twos — short, but correct and well shown.

Coach's take: Tidy one-trick lesson — the loaded-third rhythm is the key takeaway.

Coach's take: Excellent combo logic, if you can follow the pace.

Coach's take: Solid lesson on changing speeds — the baseball changeup analogy nails the why.

Coach's take: Great 'it depends on your style' nuance - refreshing that he doesn't pretend there's one right answer.

Coach's take: Three sharp, real-fight tips on keeping range so your combos land clean.

Coach's take: Solid teaching; combos taught as part of landing the uppercut.

Coach's take: Useful combo work, a bit tangled in spots.

Coach's take: Strong teaching, only loosely about combinations.

Coach's take: Useful combo intro for beginners.

Coach's take: Decent tips on opening a combo with surprise instead of power, though it's light on the combo part itself.

Coach's take: Good idea buried in rambling delivery — hard to follow as a lesson.

Coach's take: Good for reps and conditioning, not for learning the technique.

Coach's take: Quick, one good idea, not much depth.