Archive for September, 2011
Learn A Great Fitness Routine For Kickboxing
Kickboxing is a great, fun, simple, and easy way to get into shape. It isn’t time consuming, and is fun for the whole family.
Some advantages to kickboxing as opposed to other workouts are these: It is a complete body workout, an amazing way to lose weight, helps reduce stress, and improves self-defense.
A quick, but great, kickboxing routine is as follows:
- 10 basic squats
- 15 push ups
- 15 sit ups
- 30 seconds of jogging in place
- 30 seconds of calf raises, (Both calves at the same time)
- 20 knee lifts
- 30 more Read more
What Are The Differences Between Muay Thai And Japanese Kickboxing?
Japanese kickboxing is basically the term used to define or call various types of martial arts and combat sports that mostly involve kicking and boxing. There are many different types of Japanese kickboxing such as K1 and many others. K1 is a combination of Karate styles including Seidokaikan and Kyokushin. K1 is different from other Japanese kickboxing styles because apart from the fact that it allows knee strikes, it also permits the players to kick the knees and other parts of the body of their Read more
Comments are off for this postBefore You Start Kickboxing…
If you want to learn hand to hand combat so you don’t have to rely on a home alarm you may want to think about taking a kickboxing lesson or two. Before you start you’ve got to realize it’s not an easy road – here are some things you can do to make your first steps easier
Change Your Diet – If you’re serious about kickboxing you may want to gradually up your protein intake Read more