Need some combos for beginners

[TLynn03]

hey I jus started sparring and Im having a little bit of trouble on developing some combos.I really dont know much yet so the other combo topics dont help much. Ive learned basic punches and as far as kicks go I just know how to do roundhouse, side, front, and back kicks. So if u hve any suggestions please help thanks

[G95champ]

Some moves do work better with others but in general its something you learn for yourself by just doing it.

 

Start with only 2 moves a pucnh and kick or kick and punch. Always try and block starting off that will help you build your speed.

 

Don't get caught up in the idea of landing a big 10 hit combo if your lucky to get 2 shots in on sometone of equal rank on a given day without thim hitting you back your doing ok.

[ialwaysgethit]

try two punches up then down

 

or down then up

 

or two up

 

or two down

 

hand generally move quicker then your feet, but speed will come,

 

simple things are generally the best, complicated things ends up in hand and feet in knots and you ending up kissing a fist or a foot. not a pleasent tasted. trust me.

 

[ninjanurse]

Just put 3 or more techniques together and have them work it back and forth in rapid succession. Sparring combo's that flow include: lead leg roundhouse x 2, full step back rear leg roundhouse, slide step back , back kick -or- slide side kick, back kick, slide side kick, back kick -or- jab, cross, rear leg roundhouse, back fist. There are also counters to these combos that you can teach or have them fiqure out.

 

[White_Tiger]

Throw a few front kicks. Get your opponent thinking front kick. Then start the motion like a front kick, as the opponents hands drop to block the kick, turn the kick into a high round kick.

 

Good Luck!

[sano]

jab cross low kick is all you need. hey it works in muay thai.

[kotegashiNeo]

try this sell a front kick to your partner then bring up a knee the quickly execute jab, reverse front kick repeat if successful

[WolverineGuy]

Backfist reverse punch...that's probably what I score my most points on. Inward Crescent kick/Side kick with the same leg is good, but don't use it TOO often.

[monkeygirl]

It's hard to give someone "combos" because they really all depend on the current situation at hand. The kind of technique itself is only half of the combo: its application is equally (well, maybe a little more than equal) important. Just practice your moves, and focus on timing their release. You want to figure out when the best time is to throw a reverse punch or roundhouse kick, etc. When a person's guard is in such-and-such position, what technique(s) can you use? When my opponent throws a roundhouse kick, what does he leave open? What can I counter with? Think about things like that and they will come pretty easily with practice. When you can do that without thinking, you can do some pretty amazing things.

[sano]

Backfist reverse punch...that's probably what I score my most points on. Inward Crescent kick/Side kick with the same leg is good, but don't use it TOO often.

 

yeah i know i learned that the hard way and got kick in the back. because back then i was not flexible so my side kick was more of a back kick when i did that combo.