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Workout Description
Kickboxing can not only be a great way to get in shape on its own, but also a fun and
exciting way of changing up your conditioning routine. Kickboxing is a fantastic way of
increasing your cardio conditioning with its explosive and dynamic movements.
It’s a great stress relief, it’s fun and also a perfect way of increasing your post exercise
oxygen consumption which will ensure you’re burning calories for hours after your
finished your workout!
The routine is broken up into two parts: The warm-up and the workout.
Don’t let the name fool you! The Warm-up will take about 15 minutes and will surely get
your heart rate elevated. The purpose of the warm up is to get the heart rate up and to
give you some time to develop your punching and kick skills before moving into the
combinations. Make sure to make the movements quick and explosive!
The workout will be comprised of three combinations each done for 1 minute each with
NO rest between combination for a total of 3 minutes for each “round”. Perform 3-4
rounds of the workout with breaks of 1-3 minutes between each round. Rest just enough
to catch your breath but try to keep your heart rate elevated.
The Warm-Up
Using either a punching bag or a partner with proper mitts and experience, perform the
following routine:
To get warmed up and your heart rate going, start with 4 rounds of the following
circuit with about 60-90 seconds rest in between round.
Jabs 1 20
Crosses 1 20
Jab-Cross Combo 1 20
Cross-Hook Combo 1 20
Skips 1 50-100
The Workout
Combinations Sets Time (min.)
Rest for 1-3 minutes depending on your conditioning and repeat 3-4 times.
Combo #1:
1 1
Jab/Cross/Left Leg Roundhouse
Combo #2:
1 1
Jab/Cross/Left Hook/Right Leg Roundhouse
Combo #3:
1 1
Left Leg Roundhouse/Cross/Left Hook
Form is the most important factor when kickboxing so make sure to perfect that first if
need be before making your movements explosive. Once you get the hang of things,
you’ll be surprised just how hard 3-4 rounds of kickboxing can be!
Tips:
The Jab: The jab is meant to be a QUICK punch. When throwing the jab think of
“snapping” a towel….make sure that you bring your hand back just as fast as you throw
it.
Always make sure to keep your hands up by your chin. As you get tired the tendency is
to drop your hands down, but resist the urge and keep those hands up!
The Cross: The cross is your power punch! The force of this punch comes from the
hips.
The key points here is to rotate through your core, make sure to pivot off your back leg
and give the punch all you got! Just like the jab, make sure to bring your hand back just
as fast as you throw it and make sure to keep your hands up at all times!
Roundhouse Kick: Much like the cross, the power from your kicks is going to come
from your hips and core. When kicking make sure NOT to just kick from the legs, but
rather rotate through your entire core.
Your back foot should pivot as you finish your kick to allow your hips to fully rotate and to
also assist in balance.
Safety:When using a punching bag, the goal is not to hit the bag as hard as you can!
Doing so can result in wrist injuries.
Make sure to find someone qualified to show you how to properly wrap your wrist to
keep them protected when hitting mitts or the bag!
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