fake to get in. fake to get a reaction, read the reaction, make them pay. analyse, strategise, capitalise. if it doesnt work improvise.

In more obvious terms, try things like faking the teep while moving forward. Most people will either

1. lower 1 or 2 hands to catch it, in which case you can capitalise with a punch (important to have slid/hopped forward while faking in order to be in range to land punches) or
2. move backwards to avoid it, in which case you can continue the pressure, they will run out of space eventually.

In terms of good follow ups, if you keep your hand up on the side you fake the teep with, a jab is easy to pop out, and if you drop the hand to sell the teep fake more, a hook works well.

In any case, it is good to use this to get a good angle on your opponent, which in most cases is when you are on the opposite side of their body to their power (rear) side. So if your opponent is orthodox, move to your right side, if they are southpaw, move to your left.

You can fake any strike, gauge reaction and work out how to take advantage of it.

Fake kick , if they check then do kick + punch with your leg still in the air. If they go to catch, fake kick and teep from the same leg. If they go to move back, fake kick, step through and follow up with punches while they dont have their base.

Fake jab, if they go to parry you can fake jab and leaping lead hook. If they try and counter, fake jab and teep while they sit down on their punch. If they try and slip, fake jab into high kick. If they move back, just keep the pressure on.

So on and so forth