Boxing is becoming more and more popular these days due to the fact that it is not only fun, but rewarding. I went to a gym in Pasadena, California yesterday and the layout of the gym was centered around a boxing ring and punching bags. I was stunned to find out that the majority of the gym’s members only showed up to take a boxing fitness class or to spar with a trainer.
So what did I do? I got in the ring and went a couple rounds with a trainer! I am not that into fitness classes or anything like that, but what a workout. I do the usual weights and cardio and then move on with my day.
Boxing not only increases the heart rate, but helps you learn proper technique, speed, power, balance, stability, and overall endurance. I totally recommend giving it a shot if you have never done so. Below is a sample workout from one the boxing classes. Good luck!!
Warm Up:
100 jump rope with both legs
100 jump rope each leg (total of 200)
3 minute side shuffle back and forth across gym
30 seconds of jabbing (both left and right)
30 seconds of hooking (both left and right)
30 seconds of upper-cuts (both left and right)
3 minute side shuffle back and forth across gym
100 jump rope with both legs
100 jump rope each leg (total of 200)
Core training (at least 300 crunches)
Rest and repeat!!
Also check out The Muhammed Ali Workout
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Stay Fit with a Boxing Workout
So what did I do? I got in the ring and went a couple rounds with a trainer! I am not that into fitness classes or anything like that, but what a workout. I do the usual weights and cardio and then move on with my day.
Boxing not only increases the heart rate, but helps you learn proper technique, speed, power, balance, stability, and overall endurance. I totally recommend giving it a shot if you have never done so. Below is a sample workout from one the boxing classes. Good luck!!
Warm Up:
100 jump rope with both legs
100 jump rope each leg (total of 200)
3 minute side shuffle back and forth across gym
30 seconds of jabbing (both left and right)
30 seconds of hooking (both left and right)
30 seconds of upper-cuts (both left and right)
3 minute side shuffle back and forth across gym
100 jump rope with both legs
100 jump rope each leg (total of 200)
Core training (at least 300 crunches)
Rest and repeat!!
Also check out The Muhammed Ali Workout
Post from: Diets in Review Blog
Stay Fit with a Boxing Workout