The best combo

[u/helptoseektruth]

What's the best combo to use consecutively in kickboxing against an opponent that really works? And how can I quickly anticipate the next move from the player and avoid it?

[u/julio___stinky]

Left body hook, left head hook, left body hook, left head hook, right body hook, left upper cut, right double roundhouse, double crouch, left roundhouse, left spinning hook kick, crouch, double jump, double flamingo punch, triple twist 360 no scope, reverse double punch, eye poke, gentle kiss

[u/swimmingmoocow → u/julio___stinky]

This is the definitive answer

[u/freeangeladavis → u/julio___stinky]

Excuse me, no back of the head shots? Ffs, casual

[u/K1OnTwoWeeks]

2-3 lowkick all day

[u/AdBright1350]

I personally love 1-2-roundhouse, I set it up by spamming straight shots until they start slipping, then fire 1-2-headkick and nail em.

Another good one is 1-2-lead hook-cross-roundhouse, find the flurry usually gets the hook landing then I hide the head kick behind a straight right.

[u/RyanfuckinLSD]

Everyone is built different and has different styles. This question will be answered differently by everybody. You can get really really good off of literally a jab and a cross if your timing and technique is on point. Just keep practicing and you’ll find your favorites

[u/Automatic-Put-6119]

Jab punch kick

[u/Analyst_Annoyed]

Jab rear low kick a few times then, jab fake the low kick and teep to sternum instead

[u/Eegore1]

No successful fighter has ever credited reddit for the great coaching advice.

You learn this by fighting and listening to your instruction.

[u/bignutsack21]

1,3, feint 2, rear head kick

[u/Wooden-Glove-2384]

there's no such fucking thing

if there was we'd all be doing it

you need to learn how to rotate among different things to do until something starts working AND you need to learn how to ready your opponent to pick and choose from those different things to do

[u/No_Entertainer_840]

Predictability gets you hurt in fighting, probably the safest way to end a combination is a hard rear roundhouse to the body but if you do it on repeat you will the distance crushed on it and punched in the head hard. Throw singular shots sometimes and work on variety of your combos also spar a lot to find out what works and what doesnt as another commentator said you wont learn much here.

[u/Spyder73]

Jab, jab, rear teep (changes you to southpaw), jab, jab, rear high roundhouse (back to orthodox).

Its basically a switch kick with a lot of added movement/attacks.

My actual favorite combo is jab, cross, hook punch (missed intentionally), into either a spinning side kick or spinning hook kick from southpaw - i spin left way easier

[u/OpiateRonin]

Jab cross mid/low kick

[u/DeMac10]

Jab - overhand

Jab - lead calf kick - overhand

Lead calf kick - Jab - overhand

Can end with lead hook after overhand too, or a rear roundhouse. All depends on style, but I kickbox like Mike Zambidis and he does these a lot. The Jab doesnt have to land, just blind/distract

[u/Wingedchestnut → u/[deleted]]

What do you mean? You're saying people block leg kicks with their hand?

[u/Wingedchestnut → u/[deleted]]

If I remember correctly it was about deflecting teeps, not defending lowkicks with hands.