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RICK FAYE’S HEAVY BAG BASICS The heavy bag is one of the most important pieces of equipment. If it's used correctly it will help you train the impact parts of your kickboxing, Panantukan, trapping, infighting and even ground fighting. Use this small outline as a guide to get you started. When these drills feel comfortable move on to anything you wish to train. Try to visualize the techniques and then use similar motions to hit the bag. The patterns don't have to be exactly the same as the techniques: just similar motions. Remember to warm up before you hit the bag. Stretch and shadowbox before every workout. You should have a light sweat going before you hit the heavy bag. Begin with light impact, hitting it like it's hot, then slowly build your force over weeks of training. Good Luck and - Have Fun! HEAVY BAG COMBINATIONS Beginning Combinations Close Combinations Jab Uppercut Cross Hook Double Jab Uppercut Hook Cross Jab Cross Uppercut Uppercut Cross Hook Jab Low Cross Uppercut Uppercut Hook Cross Jab Cross Hook Jab Cross Uppercut Trapping / Destructions Jab Cross Body Hook Jab Cross Low to High Hook Low Pak Sao Cross Hook Cross Inward Gunting Cross Hook Cross Combinations with Kicks Backhand Gunting Cross Hook Cross Groin Kick Jab Cross Infighting Jab Cross Hook Right Thai Kick Low Side Kick Jab Cross Hook Forearm Elbow Jab Cross Low Side Kick Forearm Punch Forearm Elbow Oblique Kick Thai Kick Hook Cross Straight Blast Grab and Elbow Left Thai Kick Cross Hook Elbow Knee Forearm Elbow Good Luck!! .

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