
How To Jab | For Beginners
Coach's take: Clean technical teaching -- the hyperextension and rechamber points alone are worth the watch.
Muay Thai
A long, probing jab from the square stance, paired with the teep.

Coach's take: Clean technical teaching -- the hyperextension and rechamber points alone are worth the watch.

Coach's take: One of the best jab breakdowns in the pile - thorough and well taught.

Coach's take: Best jab-fix video in the stack - hits every mistake I actually see on the mats.

Coach's take: Real live coaching with real corrections - dense but worth the effort to follow.

Coach's take: Clean, thorough, hits the real beginner mistakes -- exactly what a first jab lesson should be.
Coach's take: Short clip, real coaching -- legs-first power and the stance-so-you-can-check-kicks logic is exactly right.

Coach's take: Explains not just the variations but when you'd actually use each one -- good stuff.

Coach's take: Great progression for turning a stationary jab into a ground-covering weapon.

Coach's take: Genuinely strong technical breakdown -- the structure drills are worth stealing for your own classes.

Coach's take: Not just a punch - a full setup-and-payoff sequence for one of the most underused jabs out there.

Coach's take: Teaches the one jab you actually need first, and tells you why the foot stays at 12.
Coach's take: Calls out a real bad habit and explains why it matters, not just what to fix.

Coach's take: Explains WHY your boxing jab gets you leg-kicked, not just that it does.

Coach's take: Specific, correctable cues — this is how a jab actually gets taught.

Coach's take: Gives you a reason to reach for each jab, not just three shapes to copy.

Coach's take: Real fight-IQ stuff on how the jab sets up everything else - advanced but worth the rewatch.

Coach's take: Practical and correct -- steal the head-off-centerline tip especially.
Coach's take: Small tip, but the elbow-flare fix is one I'd actually give in the gym.
Coach's take: Short but exactly right - names the mistake and the fix.

Coach's take: Real tactical reasons behind each variation, not just 'here's another way to jab.'

Coach's take: Real fundamentals in here, just have to work a little to follow the delivery.
Coach's take: Reach and stiffen at the end -- simple, correct, worth repeating to any student who's just flicking the jab out.

Coach's take: Clean, accurate basics -- nothing flashy but nothing wrong either.
Coach's take: Caption has a real, specific coaching point about guard position - solid for just a caption.
Coach's take: The concept is solid — read with the jab, don't just throw it on repeat — but the delivery here is rough to follow.

Coach's take: Simple, well-organized feint drills - does what it sets out to do.

Coach's take: Sharp, specific idea, just wish it went deeper.

Coach's take: Good tactical insight on jabbing safely, just brief.

Coach's take: Useful for spacing off the jab, not for building the jab itself.