Heavy Boxing Kickboxing What Part Of Leg Is Used For Kickboxing/ thai???
Ive taken jui jitsu, boxing, and wrestling for over 5 years now but i want to start kicking. I dont have a gym to learn it at but i have a free standing heavy bag for kicking in my garrage. Ive also played soccer all my life and can kick a ball well over 70 miles per hour. What part of the leg do you kickbox with so i can practice on the bag at home.
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Can someone give me a good kick boxing program for heavy bag use?
I am sick of running on the treadmill, using the elliptical, and stairclimber. I always read if you do something you enjoy like a sport cardio is more fun, and you will be less likely to slack. I love martial arts, and kickboxing. However my gym doesn't have any classes (that I take seriously). They have your average pilates, spinning, and "cardio kickboxing" classes. I'm not interested in shadow boxing for an hr. They however DO have upper cut bags, and heavy bags. Can anyone give me a good program for begginers. Example: Warm up 5 minutse shadow boxing/jump rope/jog, do intervals of 2-3 minute rounds with jab, cross, kick combos. Something like that. Thanks!
I did taekwondo for about 5 years. Those did kill me, but didn't add any upper body workout. I loved tkd, but it didn't have enough punching. I have kicking drills down, but want to add punching to round out my ability.
What you listed sounds good.
I'm going to assume you are already in good shape.
One very challenging kick we do are called "doubles", these originated in Olympic taekwondo in the 2000 Olympic games. Now I have seen Lyota Machida and Miguel Torres use them in cage fights.
The bag version is different than the competition version, but very challenging.
Anyway, taking your stance, right leg back, throw a rear leg round kick (right leg) and then immediately throw a left leg round kick, do this continuously for a minute, alternating left right round kicks. Try to turn your hip each time, and kick at least waist high for added difficulty.
Here is an example.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XgRzz1KBOhs
Try mixing this in with some jump rope, some hand techniques and make a nice little interval system, building up.
