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How to Throw a Jab | Using Your Legs For More Power and Establish Punching Range

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How to Throw a Jab | Using Your Legs For More Power and Establish Punching Range

396,977 views November 8, 2017 4:45

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Learn how to throw a jab with speed and accuracy. Also learn the many ways to use your jab and how to effectively use it when boxing any opponent. The tips and technical training in this video will help you sharpen your jab and score with it consistently. Most importantly learning to jab off your back leg will help you get a true understanding of your real punching range. This is the first kind of jab every beginning boxer should learn how to throw for that reason.

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How2Boxing published this 4:45 video tutorial on November 8, 2017. It has been watched 396,977 times on YouTube.

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How2Boxing
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November 8, 2017
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