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How I did it: so in going with my "new year, new beginnings" theme, i looked into sports. i've done some kickboxing at the 24 hour fitness near my house and thought actual boxing might be something fun to try. so... i made it one of my challenges and what do you know, that weekend i'm looking at lessons and finally give in and signed up for a 6 week boxing program at pacific beach boxing through govavi.com. i had my first class this past monday, and i could of not been more impressed. fortunately, i was not the only girl in the class... may have been the reason to ease my jitters a tad... but overall, a great experience. who would of thought punching things would bring a smile to my face. Lessons & tips: check your local listings for young professional leagues. if you're in the san diego area, govavi.com is a great resource. they have everything from boxing to ballroom dancing. plus, in addition to taking on something new, you'll meet new people! Resources: checked out some boxing websites, but in the end went with an oranization that was highly recommended |
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How I did it: My school offers boxing workshops every semester. I'm in NY all summer, and they had one going from June to August, so I signed up! It meets twice a week, and in between I do my own workouts in the gym--10 minutes warm-up with jump-rope, 30 minutes of cardio on the treadmill, and 30-45 minutes of weights--and practice forms and combinations by myself. Read how I did it…
How I did it: Took classes at Contender's. I spent the first day doing jump rope and couldn't go 10 seconds without stopping because of either clumsiness or exhaustion.Didn't get much better later on, but my body adapted slowly. I've since been training pretty hard to get in shape where I can go back and not waste my money. By "waste money" I mean pay for a boxing instructor when all he's doing is getting me in shape. I would li… Read how I did it…
My uncle was a boxer and trained me from my 10th to around my 12th year. It’s the most intensive workout that can be done. The heavy bag, speed bag, and skip rope are tough workouts.
I’ve heard that a person that can skip rope for five minutes straight is in the top five percent in the world in terms of fitness.
At first I wanted to do boxing professionally then I realize you get hit in the face and I am not messin up my pretty face for that. But I like the whole cardio aspect of it I really enjoy tae-bo even though I know its not really boxing but I like throwing punches and I think I would really get into workin it out in a class plus when the time came I could whoop somebodies ass.
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