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Kickboxing Aerobics Exercises - The Class
Kickboxing Aerobics - The Class
Kickboxing Class
Warm Up
- Begin with wide stance deep breaths to oxygenate the blood.
- March in place, side step, grapevine.
- Include wide stance toe tapping with reach out and up.
- Extend reach across the centerline of the body.
- Transition from reaching up and out to jabs to the front and
round house punches.
General Technique
- Chin is tucked in and down.
- Don't aim for the target, aim behind the target.
- Always look in the direction of the punch or kick before executing.
- Extend shoulder into the punch.
- Keep abdominals tight to improve muscle tone and balance.
- Keep fists in front of face when not punching. (Defense Position)
Boxer's Stance Technique
- Stay light on the feet to keep impact to a minimum.
- Maintain a rocking back and forth motion.
- Keep heels lightly touching the floor.
- Keep weight on the ball of the foot.
- Keep fists in front of face when not punching. (Defense Position)
- Discontinue is joint pain or discomfort is experienced.
- Stay on Boxer's Stance for no more than 5 minutes at a time.
- Provide lower impact exercise for at least 5 minutes in between.
Safety
- Limit Kickboxing Aerobics temp range from 120 - 125 bpm.
- Limit warm-up tempo range from 120 - 134 bpm.
- Limit cool-down music tempo range from 118 - 122 bpm.
- Avoid moves that require back kicks in a crowded class.
- Don't lock knees to provide shock absorption and reduce back
strain.
- Limit power moves (propulsion) to 1-minute intervals.
- Limit repeater moves to five repeaters at time.
- The more advanced students can use light weights.
- Instructor should avoid using weights.
- Avoid pivoting moves on a loaded knee.
- Unlike Step multiple moves are permitted.(i.e., legs and arms)
- Always provide low impact alternatives to high impact moves.
- Continue breathing, never hold the breath.
- Instruct class to work at their own pace, not the instructors
Discontinue Kickboxing Aerobics if:
- Legs become fatigued and uncoordinated.
- Any pain becomes evident especially joint pain.
- Shin area pain or discomfort.
- Dizziness occurs.
- Rapid heart rate.
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