After stepping in with a Jab...

[Danny_123]

maybe u the one who want to eat, since u eating anything that is why u became a fatass

Your clearly a ****** who has no positive input in anything you do in life.
Your obviously not a boxer, but you are probably a mouthy little prick that goes around being ****y because he goes to a gym and hits a punchbag every week - news flash, that aint boxing kid.

[Mares]

not a boxer lol i can easily beat d **** out of him if i sparr him,i already saw him and got no skills and he does not know anything he is just like one of the many posers posing around here. And it disturbs me i can't stand it that people that don't know **** are giving advice to people like they are experts. lol

[Aperion]

not a boxer lol i can easily beat d **** out of him if i sparr him,i already saw him and got no skills and he does not know anything he is just like one of the many posers posing around here. And it disturbs me i can't stand it that people that don't know **** are giving advice to people like they are experts. lol

You're the worst kind of poster here. I, like the ts, come on these boards for advice from those with more experience, and its people like you who ruin these boards. You offered no advice whatsoever. In fact, you haven't even said much that has made any sense. The only thing you've done is try to talk about how much of a badass you are using really bad English, and you failed miserably at that. Yea, you sure showed us, we're all in awe....

[Gavin1]

do not move nowhere throw a right hand right down the middle and if he is still standing step to the left and throw a hook to the liver and then come up with the hook to the jaw,if he is still standing your opponent can take a good shot so you have to stick and move and try to win on points

Thats what I'm talking about dude. If I'm trying to Box someone and stickin' an movin' whats the best way to actually move to??

[NYU Alum.]

Thats what I'm talking about dude. If I'm trying to Box someone and stickin' an movin' whats the best way to actually move to??

Well, it depends if your opponent is a righty or lefty.

Since you're asking what to do after you jab(I'm assuming you're a righty), then you'd move to your left. But you don't want to be predictable, you kind of want to mix up your movement between moving to your left and right.

**usually, you'd want to move to the same direction your last punch came from. So, if you threw a jab - straight and finish off with a left hook, then you'd want to pivot or side-step to your left as well**

Also keep in mind, or try to figure out which is your opponent"s strongest punch, you obviously want to stay away of the direction of his most powerful punch.

[Mares]

You're the worst kind of poster here. I, like the ts, come on these boards for advice from those with more experience, and its people like you who ruin these boards. You offered no advice whatsoever. In fact, you haven't even said much that has made any sense. The only thing you've done is try to talk about how much of a badass you are using really bad English, and you failed miserably at that. Yea, you sure showed us, we're all in awe....

i would not give an advice unless im good at it, unless your a poser posin like u know something when in fact u can't even do what u talk about and don't really know anything.

[Domey]

I am to lazy to read the other replies right now, but one of the best things you can do to someone who stands still after eating a stiff jab, is pivoting to the right(Or left if you are a south paw) and throwing a hook.

Even using a lazy "pawing" type jab to set up this combo can be detrimental. You can also use a lead right(or left) to pivot off and land the hook. You are not really trying to hurt them with this first punch, more less "shade" them, so they cannot see you pivot. The hook is the main blow. The punch that hurts the most, is the one you do not see coming.

The pivot to hook is one of my favorite combos. This is not very easy to master, as you must be quick not only on your feet, but hands.

There are plenty of other punches to throw after a stiff jab that lands, and an opponent stands still. You can come in with a right, and follow with a hook(Classic 1-2-3), hook off your jab, dip down and come up with right / hook.

There are a ton of options. It depends on your fight style and personality. Practice them shadow boxing, on the bag, the pads, and in sparring. See which works best for you, and master it.

[Mares]

all know is u should not to listen to this NYU guy, lol he does not even know how to do what he talks about he is a fatass e-master, most likely u might even do better than him.

[Spartacus Sully]

all know is u should not to listen to this NYU guy, lol he does not even know how to do what he talks about he is a fatass e-master, most likely u might even do better than him.

Wheres your video of your skills? or are you saying that your not good your just better then nyu? in which case how did you go about seeing nyu's video?

[Mares]

why don't u ask him to show u, lol