Heavy Bag Combinations: The Ultimate Guide to Heavy Bag Punching Combinations (Heavy Bag Series)

Very good structure from beginner to advanced combinations. I used to know a lot of these back when I competed in the 80's boxing and kickboxing. Its all layed out for you and plenty of photos. This book should be useful for young and old alike.

I have been a reader and a fan of Sammy Franco's books for quite some time. His "Widow Maker" series literally changed my life and gave me a confidence and skill set that I never knew existed. I have started doing some heavy bag training at home this year and his book by the same name went a long way towards getting me started with this. This book, "Heavy Bag Combinations", takes things to the next level with an awesome array of heavy bag workout combinations that are both well explained and accompanied by detailed photographs. I loved these workouts, the way that they are making me feel, and I couldn't do it without Franco's guidance.

As a coach, I'm always looking for "another plan or workout". The photos are good, showing punch sequences and technique. Pretty good book for a beginner or home gym.

Good book with lots of good combinations and pictures of how to do the techniques correctly. At the end, there's a list of 57 combinations, broken out by beginner, intermediate and advanced, and those several pages were the crux of the book to me. There explanations of how to do each punch (lead jab, rear cross, lead hook, rear uppercut, lead uppercut and rear hook). I like how he uses "rear" instead of "right" because a left-handed reader might get confused.

Every combination in boxing starting with the double jab with good pictures and explanation.

Good illustrations and routines for the novice.

Very useful and informative.

This has good pictures. I guess I was more advanced than I thought. I didn't get much from this book.

lots of punch combinations, but buyer beware the product view on amazon shows color photographs within the book, but the photos within the book are actually all in black and white

A lot of photos (bad quality pictures) and informations repeat from book one. All three books could have been summarize in one book. Does not worth buying the three ones, instead go on youtube for punch demonstrations. Looks like the author tried to exploit the subject to sell books.