Jab: The combo starts with a jab to find your range and gauge your opponent's reaction. This is the setup for the rest of the combo.
Step In - Front Hook Body: After the jab, you take a quick step in at an angle to your front side (left for right-handed fighters). As you step, you immediately throw a front hook to the body, aiming for a sensitive area like the liver. This movement keeps your head offline to avoid a counter-jab while you are attacking the body.
Straight Back Hand (2): You immediately follow up with a powerful straight back hand, aiming for the head. This punch is designed to capitalize on your opponent's guard being compromised from your body shot.
Roll-Front Hook to the Body: Anticipating a counter, you perform a roll under your opponent's punch. This is a crucial defensive movement that allows you to evade a punch and prepare for your next attack. While you roll, you throw a sweeping front hook to the body. You use the momentum of the roll and the step to generate power for this punch, making it a very effective and deceptive counter. You do not stop your feet to sit on this punch.
Straight Back Hand (2): You finish the combination with a final, powerful straight back hand upstairs. This punch is the payoff of the combo, landing as your opponent is off-balance and recovering from your earlier attacks.
