How to Form Your Own Striking Combos: MMA/Kickboxing

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Shane Fazen explains 5 ways to formulate your own striking combos for MMA or Muay Thai kickboxing. He covers rhythm, level changing, combining punches and kicks, defense, and feints for beginners.

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1.switch LEFT-RIGHT
2.finish with kicks
3.change levels
4.fakes &feints
5.incorporate defense

unboxingguruji

something I have been working on lately is missing the jab and landing with the straight cross. This improved me in sparing a lot. I have been doing this because I noticed that a lot of people, especially beginners, just throw a jab and never follow through with their combos. I believe it's because when we train we are used to land the jab first on the mitts, pads, or bags. This gets people to be used never finishing a combo unless your first strike lands. I hope this advice helps someone like it helped me.

abdulrahmanalhumidan

Transitioning from a Muay Thai background to a straight boxing discipline my biggest struggle is getting creative with my strikes so this definitely helps a lot. Thanks boss

xArtoriasTheAbysswalker

You the man! I Will be in the ufc trust me, they all doubt me!

rykng

Thanks for this Shane today I went to sparring and I have a lot of problems forming combos and right now my legs are destroyed, thanks for being a good instructor and always for making very good videos congrats Shane you always help me a lot (sorry for my bad English I'm from Mexico)

thaikravist

One of my favorites I've made goes as follows:
*preferably after many low round house uses*
left jab
right cross
low round house
left jab/left jab feint
right cross
round house feint
flying knee

the knee is usually to catch somebody trying to check the kick, or if they start stumbling back.

IntrigueAndWhimsy

Finally a great and compact video! Love this format Shane would like to see more!

jrvasiosk

shane is honestly one of my idols .
he's a great teacher and martial artist. these videos have helped me a lot and helped me feel safer in my home around my father when he's drunk. keep up the great videos shane.

ghostiemostly

Awesome video, but even awesom-er shirt ;)

seanfagan

You’re a great teacher. I’ve learned a lot from you over like 6 years. Your philosophy is very smooth. Thanks for all the tips, Coach.

theWhatwouldninjado

just getting into mma, found a awesome gym and i’m
getting better and better

rzdurgan

This video is extremely useful, I've always been a bit hesitant while doing shadow boxing or when practicing with the heavy bag

hatakashi

I liked before I watched, you're videos are that good with me my dude

wpeete

cheers from Australia Shane! thanks to shift work I can't commit to full on training but i watch your vids & train off them at home. thanks again

rmalooman

Nice and explosive, Shane. I think we would all love to see longer workout video on hevay bag. You going for 10-20 min. on heavy bag. Different combos, angles, working on speed, power. It would be awesome!

MrScar