Combos Of The Week: Week 3 Virtual Padwork Online Boxing Series

Welcome to the third instalment of Combos Of The Week. This series is a complete recap of the Virtual Padwork library I built in 2023.

If you are looking for a structured way to learn about online boxing, this series will serve as a reference guide. Instead of hunting through a social media feed, you can find the technical sequences right here, grouped by week, to study in your own time.

Here is the breakdown of combos 15 to 21 from the archive.

Combo 15: The Mayweather Sr

This is a counter-punch masterclass. It moves through rolls, blocks, shoulder rolls, and slips, linking every defensive movement with a sharp punch combo. It finishes with a series of jabs to regain control of the range.

Combo Sequence:

  • Right Uppercut

  • Right Uppercut

  • Left Hook

  • Cross

  • Roll

  • Cross

  • Left Hook

  • Cross

  • Left Block

  • Cross

  • Left Hook

  • Cross

  • Shoulder Roll

  • Cross

  • Left Hook

  • Cross

  • Slip Right

  • Slip Left

  • Roll Right

  • Cross

  • Left Hook

  • Cross

  • Lean Back

  • Cross

  • Left Hook

  • Cross

  • Jab

  • Jab

  • Jab

  • Jab

  • Jab

Combo 16: The Pacquiao

Inspired by Manny Pacquiao’s rhythm. The key here is the "pause"—it’s about breaking the cadence to catch your opponent off guard before exploding back into a high-speed straight-punch sequence.

Combo Sequence:

  • Jab

  • Cross

  • Jab

  • Cross

  • Jab

  • Pause

  • Jab

  • Cross

  • Pause

  • Jab

  • Jab

  • Cross

Combo 17: The Left Hook Motif

In this drill, the left hook is the constant. By returning to the hook after every other punch, you develop the muscle memory to fire your lead hook from various positions.

Combo Sequence:

  • Left Hook

  • Jab

  • Left Hook

  • Cross

  • Left Hook

  • Left Hook

  • Left Hook

  • Right Hook

  • Left Hook

  • Left Uppercut

  • Left Hook

  • Right Uppercut

Combo 18: The Chavez

A tribute to Julio César Chávez’s relentless inside work. This is a short, powerful sequence that uses a "skip back" to create just enough room to reset and fire the same heavy shots again.

Combo Sequence:

  • Left Uppercut

  • Right Hook

  • Skip Back

  • Left Uppercut

  • Right Hook

Combo 19: Slip Roll 3 Slip Roll 2

This is a technical flow drill. It combines head movement with immediate counters—a lead hook coming off a roll to the left, and a cross coming off a roll to the right.

Combo Sequence:

  • Slip Right

  • Roll Left

  • Left Hook

  • Slip Left

  • Roll Right

  • Cross

Combo 20: The Arguello

Inspired by Alexis Argüello’s precision. This combo works on hooks and uppercuts, using a roll to defend before letting off the final hooks.

Combo Sequence:

  • Left Hook

  • Right Uppercut

  • Left Hook

  • Roll Left

  • Left Hook

  • Right Hook

Combo 21: Slip Slip 3 Slip Slip 4

Similar to Combo 19, but using slips instead of rolls. It’s a great drill for sharpening your reflexes and ensuring your hands fire the moment your head is off the centre line.

Combo Sequence:

  • Slip Right

  • Slip Left

  • Left Hook

  • Slip Left

  • Slip Right

  • Right Hook

Closing Thoughts

This project began as a 365-day commitment to creating a free, dependable resource for boxing enthusiasts worldwide. By stripping away spoken instruction and focusing on the raw mechanics of the combinations, these sequences are designed to be a universal language. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced boxer, these archives stand as a testament to the discipline of the craft—a library of inspiration that remains accessible to anyone with a passion for boxing.

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