Double Jab → Weave Lead → Lead Hook

What this combo trains

The sequence builds the link between head movement and counter-punching. The double jab occupies the opponent and invites a counter hook, the weave takes you under it and brings you up on the lead side in position to fire, and the lead hook lands as you rise, already loaded by the dip. It develops rhythm, defensive reading, and the ability to punch straight out of a weave without a wind-up.

Step by step

1. 1.
   Jab

   Snap the first jab to find the range, keeping it straight and quick as the range-finder that starts the sequence.

2. 2.
   Jab

   Follow with the second jab to keep them occupied and bait the counter, staying balanced behind it.

3. 3.
   Weave Lead

   Dip under their return hook and come up on your lead side, letting the weave coil the lead hip so the hook is loaded.

4. 4.
   Lead Hook

   Come up firing the lead hook off that coiled hip, elbow up, turning the lead hip through into the target as you rise.

Common mistakes

• Weaving on the spot without moving your head off the centreline, so you dip straight back into the counter.
• Standing up out of the weave before throwing, which unloads the hip and drains the hook of power.
• Throwing lazy jabs that do not commit, so the opponent never counters and there is nothing to weave under.
• Winding the hook up wide after the weave instead of letting the rising hip whip it straight through.

Who it suits

An intermediate boxing-style combo for fighters comfortable punching off head movement. It works from both orthodox and southpaw because the app mirrors every left and right to your stance.

Why it works

Weave under their counter off the double jab and come up with the hook already loaded.

Workouts with this combo

• Fundamentals FourOne focus per short round: hands, teeps, punch-into-kick, then everything.Beginner
• Boxing to KicksThe classic ladder: start with hands, add a weapon every round.Beginner–intermediate
• Defense & CountersA defensive answer every call: slips, parries, checks, catches, then mixed.Intermediate–advanced
• Slip & CounterHead first, hands second: slips, then parries, then rolling under hooks, then all of it mixed.Intermediate–advanced
• Hooks & UppercutsThe short punches: hooks off the 1-2, uppercuts up the middle, and the inside-range chains that link them.Intermediate
• Twelve RoundsThe championship distance: two rounds on each theme, then four of everything.Advanced

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• Jab → Lead Body Hook → Lead Hook → Rear Low KickIntermediate
• Jab → Cross → Lead Hook → Rear Body KickIntermediate
• Jab → Cross → Lead Hook → CrossIntermediate
• Jab → Rear Uppercut → Lead HookIntermediate
• Jab → Body Cross → Lead HookIntermediate
• Jab → Cross → Lead Body Hook → Lead HookIntermediate
• Double Jab → Lead TeepEasy