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Missed Your Right Cross? Throw It Again (The Right Way) In this quick boxing training session, The Arena's Boxing Coach Joe Vargas works with his fighter on a smart combo to throw right after a missed punch. The fighter starts with a right cross, and Coach slips it. Most fighters would reset or go straight to the hook, but here's where the real boxing technique comes in. Instead of loading up again, the fighter brings that right hand straight back to the cheek and fires it again immediately. The key detail is that it's pushed out like a jab, not thrown like a power shot. No wind-up, no dropping the hand, just straight from the cheek. When you load up a punch, your opponent sees it coming. Keep it short and tight and it gets there before they can react. To finish the sequence, the fighter follows that short right with a hook and a cross, then steps back and fires one more cross. Why does this work? After you miss a cross, most opponents expect the hook to come next. That little push right hand catches them off guard. It isn't meant to do damage. Its job is to confuse them and set up the power punches that follow. This is the kind of boxing training detail that separates good fighters from great ones. The Combo: Right cross (slipped) → short right from the cheek → hook → cross → step back → cross Save this for your next boxing training session and try it on the bag or the mitts. Drop a comment if you want more boxing technique breakdowns like this one! 🥊 The Arena offers a variety of Combat Sports, Fitness, Martial Arts and Self-Defense instructional videos in Boxing, Jiu Jitsu, Kickboxing, MMA, Muay Thai, Strength & Conditioning, and Wrestling. Watch our videos and learn to fight! For more info about us, check out our website: https://thearenagym.com/ #boxing #boxingtraining #boxingtechnique #boxeo #boxeomexicano #boxeoprofesional
Missed Your Right Cross? Throw It Again (The Right Way) In this quick boxing training session, The Arena's Boxing Coach Joe Vargas works with his fighter on a smart combo to throw right after a missed punch. The fighter starts with a right cross, and Coach slips it. Most fighters would reset or go straight to the hook, but here's where the real boxing technique comes in. Instead of loading up again, the fighter brings that right hand straight back to the cheek and fires it again immediately. The key detail is that it's pushed out like a jab, not thrown like a power shot. No wind-up, no dropping the hand, just straight from the cheek. When you load up a punch, your opponent sees it coming. Keep it short and tight and it gets there before they can react. To finish the sequence, the fighter follows that short right with a hook and a cross, then steps back and fires one more cross. Why does this work? After you miss a cross, most opponents expect the hook to come next. That little push right hand catches them off guard. It isn't meant to do damage. Its job is to confuse them and set up the power punches that follow. This is the kind of boxing training detail that separates good fighters from great ones. The Combo: Right cross (slipped) → short right from the cheek → hook → cross → step back → cross Save this for your next boxing training session and try it on the bag or the mitts. Drop a comment if you want more boxing technique breakdowns like this one! 🥊 The Arena offers a variety of Combat Sports, Fitness, Martial Arts and Self-Defense instructional videos in Boxing, Jiu Jitsu, Kickboxing, MMA, Muay Thai, Strength & Conditioning, and Wrestling. Watch our videos and learn to fight! For more info about us, check out our website: https://thearenagym.com/ #boxing #boxingtraining #boxingtechnique #boxeo #boxeomexicano #boxeoprofesional

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