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I got a question yesterday asking how to step forward and throw a jab-cross: Should you step first, then punch — or punch as you step? The answer depends on the situation and your intention. Here’s a breakdown of the different approaches: Only moving one leg while punching This often leads to an exaggerated stance, leaving you vulnerable and sacrificing power in your cross. Stepping first, then punching This method can work if you’re stepping in to assess the situation before committing to the attack — but it’s not ideal for initiating strikes as you enter. Stepping and punching simultaneously This is the most effective when you want to close distance while attacking. Step forward with your lead leg as you throw the jab. As your rear leg follows, initiate the cross. Smooth, balanced, and built for impact. Want to build your technique from the ground up? Check out my full-length instructional: Muay Thai Training – Developing World Class Striking Available now via @warriorcollective (link in bio). #muaythai #thaiboxing #mma #fundamentals #kickboxing
I got a question yesterday asking how to step forward and throw a jab-cross: Should you step first, then punch — or punch as you step? The answer depends on the situation and your intention. Here’s a breakdown of the different approaches: Only moving one leg while punching This often leads to an exaggerated stance, leaving you vulnerable and sacrificing power in your cross. Stepping first, then punching This method can work if you’re stepping in to assess the situation before committing to the attack — but it’s not ideal for initiating strikes as you enter. Stepping and punching simultaneously This is the most effective when you want to close distance while attacking. Step forward with your lead leg as you throw the jab. As your rear leg follows, initiate the cross. Smooth, balanced, and built for impact. Want to build your technique from the ground up? Check out my full-length instructional: Muay Thai Training – Developing World Class Striking Available now via @warriorcollective (link in bio). #muaythai #thaiboxing #mma #fundamentals #kickboxing

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