Offense/Defense - Evasionary Sectoring

When it comes to counter-fighting or simple evasion, there is nothing more important that slipping while throwing the jab/cross. The reason for this is obvious, then you hit, there will be some form of retaliation. That is, your opponent will hit you back. If you leave your head stationary in the centerline, you are going to get hit right in the face from an angry response. Therefore, when you jab and cross, slip at the same time. Slip outside on the jab and inside on the cross. When the opponent responds with a jab/cross, your head will be in a fairly safe position. A more advanced technique related to this means you could throw this as a counterattack when you opponent punches. With this, you can intercept his attack in the context of a simultaneous offensive/defensive posture.