One of the main components in doing a Struppercut is, well. the straight. Most people I see trying to perform a Struppercut struggle with this. However I've come up with a few steps you can do to make sure you're doing it right.

1. Ensure that the hand that is not doing the punch motion, is shoulder height to you. Not up at your head like you were taught to, at your shoulder. This will allow you to go into the uppercut motion.

2. Ensure that your hand that is doing the punching motion isn't too outstretched. In my experiences if your hand is too far out, it can be difficult to come into the uppercut motion. Try stretching your arm almost all the way out into the straight motion, but not all the way.

Now that you know how to do the straight correctly, it's time to learn how to connect it with the uppercut. This process is incredibly simple to grasp, but may take some time to get down. All you need to do is simply rotate your outstretched hand upwards into the uppercut position. Yes, it's really that simple.

If you still find that you still can't do it, I have a few tips to help you.

1. I find that it helps somewhat to put a little umph into the uppercut position. While this technically doesn't impact how you hit the pose, as you don't need to put force into them, I still find that it helps. You're just gonna have to trust me with this one.

2. Another thing you can try is just practicing the uppercut/straight position by itself. Making sure that you can perform the motions on their own is crucial to using them in a combo.

3. My final tip is practice. It really does help. The more time and effort you put into practicing moves the more consistent you'll be able to land them. I'd also suggest practicing in either the gym, or in your own park so you're on host.

If you still need help with something, just leave a comment and I'll talk it out with you.

Just keep trying the combo, and i'm sure you'll be able to get it in no time.


Thank you very much for reading!
If you enjoyed this guide check out my other Rumble combo guides.
Happy Rumbling!

(also very special thanks to Caradoc Lyigh for the guide image!)