Keep your elbow tucked in. Flaring the elbow out (chicken-winging) is a "tell" that lets your opponent know the punch is coming. 3. The Impact

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The jab is the most important punch in combat sports. It measures distance, disrupts the opponent's rhythm, and sets up power shots. A "quick" jab emphasizes speed and retraction over raw power. 1. The Setup (Stance)

Bring your hand directly back to your face, not your chest, to stay protected. ⚡ Why Use a Quick Jab?

Seeing how your opponent reacts to a fast, low-commitment jab tells you if they prefer to parry, slip, or block.

It can "reset" an aggressive opponent who is trying to close the distance. 🔍 Troubleshooting the Video