This paper presents a Jump scan technique (or J-scan) for low power testing. The J-scan shifts two bits of scan data per clock cycle so the scan clock frequency is halved without increasing the test time. The experimental data show that the proposed technique effectively reduces the test power by two thirds compared with the traditional MUX scan. The presented technique requires very few changes in the existing MUX-scan design for testability methodology and needs no extra computation. The penalties are area overhead and speed degradation.