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Author of "WarriorRage KickBoxing by Scott Bolinger" Volume I and II http://www.wrkf.us/BookandCD.htm President of The WarriorRage KickBoxing Federation www.wrkf.us
Ok, trying to get some quick tips please, as you lot are very helpful and very knowledgable! I find I am not that fast, or im v predictable, or I just can't react quickly enough - either way - I take a lot of hits if I'm sparring someone who just doesn't come forward. (at all, grr).
You know, you spar peopel that want to stay outside, but don't move forward AT ALL, they just wait for you to come in and counter you. Perhaps its cos I only come in behind a jab or double jab I am predictable. Faking the jab and then leading with the hook doesn't work as the hook is out of range.
I soemtimes go in with a looping overhand and step in and follow with body hooks, or start with a straight right. But basically I'm just lacking ideas - Anyone got any easy tips to work on? lol. thanks.
might just need to work a little bit on different ways to bridge the gap and covering up. A walk through combo is good. Putting out a kick first before doing hand strikes helps you get closer so you can role it up.
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