1) High line to low line - attacking high causes your opponent to focus on protecting their head and distracts their attention away from their lower body.
2) Shifting their weight - the idea is to hit hard enough with the hook (whether it lands or he blocks) to shift the opponents weight onto his lead leg. This in turn makes it more difficult for the opponent to defend against the on coming round kick.
As leading with a hook is riskier, it may be a good idea to precede the combo with a feint.
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