Boxing Glossary · technique
Throwing two jabs in quick succession before following with a power shot. The first jab measures distance and draws a reaction; the second jab lands with more purpose as the opponent reacts to the first. The double jab is an effective way to close distance, disrupt rhythm, and set up the cross.
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