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    favorite combos

    I like to jab twiced with my left, hook with my right then go stright into a clicn h and bombs some heavy knees to take my opponent down .........Or use a left kcik to fake out and when they lean in I bust them with a hard shot or take down............
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    I've been doing alot of high-low combos lately - double jab then low inside kick then overhand right. I was catching a guy I was sparing with last week with some lefts to the body and a fake right hand to quick right roundhouse as he was dropping his hands.
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    I see your from SJ alot of bad ass fighters come from your way I.E Frank Shamrock
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    Yeah, hes opened a gym down here and there is American Kickboxing academy where Koscheck and mike Swick train. The gracies are around here too - Lots of good gyms in the bay area
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    Quote Originally Posted by Klang
    Yeah, hes opened a gym down here and there is American Kickboxing academy where Koscheck and mike Swick train. The gracies are around here too - Lots of good gyms in the bay area

    american kboxing is solid...learn a lot of good combos there ...and uh yeah, i love to clinch...dropping bows or knees m.thai style
    currently listening to "Kelly Clarkson"
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    Swick is pretty good I watced him in King Of The Cage and those UFC on spike events......Not really a big Koscheck fan though.......... There is no gyms in my area etheir so to find people to spare with is kinda hard....
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    I like the basic 1-2, then go low. Whether that be a takedown, body shot, or leg kick.
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    quick jab or slap.......

    In a street fight against Billy Bob (you know, the local I think I am a bad ass type) I have always used a quick jab or even a slap with left to catch em off guard and blink - followed up with the power right. If you throw the power first it's telegraphed. You are basically just throwing something quick to startle them. I swear this gets everytime and most of the time it's lights out. Of course in competition it's usually a different story.
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    I like the flueey followed up by side choke and trip takedown.
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    flurry and kicks

    i like to use the old boxing 1-2-uppercut followed by a quick round house then powerful spinning side kick
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