20K views · 438 reactions | Southpaw drill with stance switch. From southpaw we land a sharp jab to lift the opponent’s guard and expose the body. As he pressures forward, we switch stance to create the angle, exit the line of attack, and fire our counters. @coachsubotic system 六‍易 | Renato Subotic | Facebook

70K views · 4.1K reactions | Southpaw stance. Control the rear hand, throw across to lift his guard, and as his attention goes high, find the opening straight up the middle for the knee. @coachsubotic system 六‍易 | Renato Subotic | Facebook

Southpaw vs Orthodox isn’t just about moving one way. It’s about knowing your position so you can capitalize moving both ways. It all comes down to your stance. When you’re in a bladed stance, sitting back with your head over your back leg, you’re creating an angle that makes it very difficult for your opponent to get the outside angle and land their rear hand. That forces them to readjust and try stepping to the inside to land their shot. But in doing so, they give you the outside angle — not b