2-Slip-2-3-Slip-3-2-Roll-2-3-2

 

Breakdown of 2-Slip-2-3-Slip-3-2-Roll-2-3-2

Sequence Step	Move Type	Description and Purpose (Drawn from Sources)
2 (Straight Back Hand)	Offensive Entry	The combination begins with the Straight Back Hand (2), which is the power punch thrown with your rear hand. Power is generated from the rotation of your hips and torso. This punch can be used to start a sequence by leveraging timing and distance, even without a jab setup. Ensure the arm is extended about 90–95%, maintaining a slight bend in the elbow.
Slip	Defensive Evasion	Immediately following the initial attack, you perform a Slip to anticipate a quick counter-punch. This is an evasive maneuver performed by shifting your head off the centerline. This move not only evades the return shot but also sets up your next attack.
2 (Straight Back Hand)	Counter-Offense	Fired immediately after the slip, this straight back hand is designed to catch the opponent as they miss their counter. The power comes from the rotation of the hips and torso.
3 (Front Hook)	Offensive Continuation	You follow the straight with a Front Hook (3), thrown with your lead hand. This punch attacks from an angle your opponent may not be expecting. To execute properly, align the elbow with the wrist and let the shoulder blade rotate for full extension.
Slip	Defensive Evasion	You execute another Slip, shifting your head off the centerline to evade a potential counter. This move maintains evasion while preparing for the next offensive burst.
3 (Front Hook)	Offensive Continuation	Throw a second Front Hook (3) to maintain pressure and rhythm. Attacking from a side angle further confuses the opponent.
2 (Straight Back Hand)	Offensive Continuation	This straight back hand is a rapid continuation of the sequence, maintaining pressure on the opponent. This punch is thrown to catch the opponent as they adjust to defend the hook, leveraging momentum to generate rotational force.
Roll	Defensive Evasion/Setup	After the offensive burst, you execute a Roll. This defensive head movement anticipates and evades the opponent’s counter (likely a straight) by moving your head off the centerline. The roll is critical because it loads your hips and core, coiling your body like a spring for the next attack. It is performed by bending your knees and lowering your level, moving your upper body in a U-shaped motion towards your front side.
2 (Straight Back Hand)	Counter-Offense	Fired immediately as you come out of the roll. Because the opponent’s defense is compromised from their missed counter, the body’s momentum from the roll transfers directly into this shot, giving it extra snap.
3 (Front Hook)	Offensive Continuation	Follow the straight with a Front Hook (3). This punch attacks from an angle the opponent isn't expecting.
2 (Straight Back Hand)	Power Finish	The combination finishes strong with a final Straight Back Hand (2), thrown as the opponent turns or adjusts to defend the preceding hook. This punch concludes the sequence with authority.