Fight Fit Kickboxing Workout 16

Fight Fit: Kickboxing Workout 16

Workout Implementation:

To maintain balance between all other training practices, it’s recommended to complete a fight fit workout at least 2-3x/week.

Training Equipment:

Boxing Gloves - View Everlast Boxing Gloves

Hand wraps - View Title Boxing Hand Wraps

Punching Bag - View Century Standing Punching Bag

Workout Details:

Complete 3 rounds

Rest 1-2 minutes between rounds

Complete Clinch exercise between each round before moving onto the next routine.

Warm Up:

Complete a 5 minute warm up or complete Initial Mile's Total Body Warm Up.

Cool Down:

Complete a 5 minute cool down or complete Initial Mile's High Kick Yoga Flow.

Punching Details:

L - Lead

Example: L Hook means, lead (front hand) hook punch.

R - Rear

Example: R Uppercut means, rear (back hand) uppercut punch.

Fight Fit Workout:

Round 1: Jab + Cross + Low Jab + L Uppercut + R Push Kick

Round 2: Jab + Cross + R Round House Kick + R Side Kick

Round 3: Low Jab + High Jab + Low Cross Punch + R Push Kick

Clinch Move: Mt. Climbers

Exercise Alternatives:

If regression is required or equipment is limited, below are some alternative exercises:

Mt. Climbers > Plank Hold

Kickboxing Notes:

• Return every punch back to the chin.

• The non-punching hand should remain at your chin to block potential strike.

• Remember the 4 steps to executing a round house kick with proper form:

  Step 1: Chamber your leg

  Step 2: Pivot grounded foot

  Step 3: Extend kicking leg

  Step 4: Recoil leg back to body

  Step 5: Reset

• Imagine striking a target with the top of your foot or shin when performing the round house kick.

• Imagine kicking a door down when performing the push kick.

  
  

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