Jab and cross
Jab to the face on 1, cross to the chest on 4. Reset your guard after every pair.
Learn the chart, get the basics right, then run short drills on the mat tonight. Four new drill videos every month.
Hooks follow the hand, so the chart works for orthodox and southpaw.
Six steps from Rob's coaching to get set before you start calling numbers.
Left foot in front, right foot behind. Most right-handed boxers start here.
Right foot in front, left foot behind. The mirror of orthodox.
Feet pointing towards two o’clock, hands up protecting the chin.
Whichever hand throws, keep the other one protecting your chin.
Stand at an angle, side on to the bag, not square in front of it.
Mix bag work with warm ups, endurance and conditioning exercise.
Rob works through the punches on the mat.
Pick a level, set the timer, go. Four new drill videos every month.
Jab to the face on 1, cross to the chest on 4. Reset your guard after every pair.
Two sharp jabs on 1, then drive the cross into 4. Keep the rear hand on your chin while you jab.
One jab, reset, then two. Builds rhythm and a fast lead hand on zone 1.
Lead with the cross into 4, then bring the jab back up to 1. Trains you to switch hands and targets cleanly.
Rob mixes punches to the body zones with punches to the head. Bend the knees to go low, come back up to go high.
A short, rising punch between a hook and an uppercut, thrown at close range into the body.
Three-punch combination: jab in, shovel to the body, finish with the cross.
A personal trainer calls numbered combinations on the Drill Mat. One shout and the boxer knows exactly what to throw.
New starters getting to grips with the numbers in their first session. The mat gives every punch a target from day one.