Combos Of The Week: Week 7 Virtual Padwork Online Boxing Series

Welcome to the seventh 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 43 to 49 from the archive.

Combo 43: The Mayweather

Stance: Southpaw

This is the Southpaw adaptation of the high-volume Mayweather drill. It’s all about short, sharp punches with zero wasted movement, transitioning seamlessly from uppercuts to hooks and back to the straight cross.

Combo Sequence:

  • Left Uppercut

  • Cross

  • Right Hook

  • Cross

  • Right Uppercut

  • Right Hook

  • Cross

Combo 44: 1 Slip Roll 323

Stance: Orthodox

This drill focuses on the "move after the jab." You fire the lead hand, immediately get your head off the centre line, roll to safety, and then counter with a powerful three-punch combination.

Combo Sequence:

  • Jab

  • Slip

  • Roll

  • Left Hook

  • Cross

  • Left Hook

Combo 45: The 112 Loop

Stance: Southpaw

The "1-1-2" is a Southpaw’s best friend for keeping Orthodox opponents at bay. Looping this builds the conditioning to keep your lead hand active while ensuring your power hand is always ready to fire.

Combo Sequence:

  • Jab

  • Jab

  • Cross

  • Jab

  • Jab

  • Cross

  • Jab

  • Jab

  • Cross

Combo 46: The Paradiddle-diddle

Stance: Orthodox

Taking the drumming concept from Week 5 even further. The "Paradiddle-diddle" uses another pattern to help improve your timing, coordination and hand speed.

Combo Sequence:

  • Jab

  • Cross

  • Jab

  • Jab

  • Cross

  • Cross

  • Cross

  • Jab

  • Cross

  • Cross

  • Jab

  • Jab

Combo 47: The Cross Motif

Stance: Southpaw

In this Southpaw drill, the cross is your anchor. Whether you are throwing a jab, a hook, or an uppercut, you are training your brain to immediately reset and return to your primary power weapon.

Combo Sequence:

  • Cross

  • Jab

  • Cross

  • Cross

  • Cross

  • Right Hook

  • Cross

  • Left Hook

  • Cross

  • Right Uppercut

  • Cross

  • Left Uppercut

Combo 48: Slip 232 Slip Slip Roll 232

Stance: Orthodox

This is a comprehensive "Defence into Offence" drill. You slip and attack with a three-punch combo, immediately defend with slips and rolls, and then fire back with the exact same combination.

Combo Sequence:

  • Slip Right

  • Cross

  • Left Hook

  • Cross

  • Slip Right

  • Slip Left

  • Roll Right

  • Cross

  • Left Hook

  • Cross

Combo 49: The Slip Slip 3 Slip Slip 4

Stance: Southpaw

This drill focuses on staying elusive in the Southpaw stance. You use double slips to avoid straight shots before countering with a lead hook or a rear hook depending on your position.

Combo Sequence:

  • Slip Left

  • Slip Right

  • Right Hook

  • Slip Right

  • Slip Left

  • Left 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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