Boxing Aerobics: This is a fun class that incorporates boxing movements into an aerobic routine! Burn calories and increase your cardiovascular fitness level while you train for coordination and agility through boxing techniques.
Aerobic kickboxing is a sport-specific equipment-based exercise program created by Frank Thiboutot at The Bay Club in Portland, Maine in 1992 as "Cardio Kickboxing". The original circuit training format was developed to help promote the sport of kickboxing through kickboxing for fitness.
The techniques used during the one-hour classes, using conventional heavy bags and training pads, are based on authentic kickboxing techniques which provide both resistance training and cardiovascular benefits to its participants. This is further explained in his book, Cardio Kickboxing Elite. "Cardio Kickboxing" is a registered U.S. trademark, #1,890,451, 1995.
Most aerobic kickboxing classes begin with light stretches and a cardio warm up. Typical routines include a series of repetitive punches, hand strikes, kicks and other self-defense moves.[1]
Notes
- ^ "Cardio-Kickboxing : Do & Don't". Womenfitness.net. http://www.womenfitness.net/cardio_kickboxing.htm. Retrieved 20 October 2010.
Further reading
- Thiboutot, Frank (2001). Cardio Kickboxing Elite: For Sport, for Fitness, for Self-defense. Boston, Mass.: YMAA Publication Center. ISBN 1886969922. OCLC 45751308. http://ymaa.com/publishing/books/external/cardio_kickboxing_elite.Cardio Kickboxing Elite at Google Books.
External links
- Kickboxing Workout
- Frank Thiboutot at YMAA (Yang's Martial Arts Association)
- cardiokickboxing.com—Cardio Kickboxing
- Kickboxing For Fitness
