  In this contribution, we study the resonant pair production of heavy
particles in hadronic final states using jet substructure techniques. We
discuss a recently proposed resonance tagging strategy, which interpolates
between the highly boosted and fully resolved regimes, leading to uniform
signal efficiencies and background rejection rates for a broad range of masses.
With this method, one can efficiently replace independent experimental
searches, based on different final state topologies, with a single common
analysis. We show using this strategy that the LHC has sensitivity to the
enhanced resonant production of Higgs boson pairs decaying into $b\bar{b}$
pairs in generic New Physics scenarios.
