Kickboxing
jraenash
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I've seen several posts about people doing kickboxing... is this a good means for weight loss compared to other methods such as Zumba?
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I think it's good to get in a mix of cardio and weight training without having to take multiple classes - most gyms emphasize the cardio side a little too much, though.0
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I would love to learn kickboxing, if I could afford a gym membership and classes! It would be so fun!0
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Try Turbo Jam! Its a combination of Kickboxing and dancing, its a blast =]0
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Kickboxing is GREAT. It's an incredible workout, I'd definitely recommend it.0
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Kickboxing is a good workout. I love Tae Bo.0
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TURBO FIRE!!!!!!!!!!!0
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Kickboxing is a great workout! For me, I get a way better workout with Kickboxing then zumba. I burn an average of 500 calories vs. 300 in Zumba. I do love both tho!0
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I highly recommend kickboxing! i love it!0
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Billy Blanks' Tae Bo is a blast, and according to this site burns way more calories than JM30DS. I get mine from the library and its free and no commitment. Wouldn't hurt to take a look!0
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I teach boxing classes for cardio, and we burn a lot of cardio.... jumping rope, weights training, sit-ups with medicine balls, and boxing drills, etc etc... so I guess kickboxing would be the same or even more..0
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I love Zumba -- and I love Kickboxing --- at our gym, its also set to music but it's a mix of cardio, kickboxing and strength training.
I also do soul grooves, step, spin, strictly strength, 50/50 --- if you have a LifeTime Fitness hnear you and you love group fitness classes -- its well worth the money.
EDIT: PS ANYTHING that gets your butt of the couch is a good method to help your waitloss. Even just plain old walking works wonders.0 -
turbo jam and turbo fire0
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I need a bag. I cannot and will not kick air. lol0
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I seriously miss the kickboxing classes that I took all through college. So much fun...an awesome calorie burn...and well, I enjoy kicking butt.
Since I can't afford both a gym membership and kickboxing anymore, I settle for "cardio kickboxing" and "Turbo Kick." It's based on kickboxing, but obviously made just for cardio. I personally love these classes because even though you don't need weird cardio classes to burn calories, these are just fun and appeal to me since I used to take the real thing.
When I am counting exercise calories, I have honestly burned more from Turbo Kick (or other cardio kickboxing) than Insanity, Zumba, running, etc. I try to get in at least one class a week both for the enjoyment and the calorie burn.0 -
I LOVE kickboxing (muay thai) I think its a great combination of cardio and strength without being too repetitive. Find a gym you like and you will definitely feel a hunger to go every day of the week.
I can easily say that after an hour of kickboxing i feel like I've had fun and completed a hobby rather than a choir. If you look hard you'll find a gym with a proper weights and cardio area you can utilize along with your workout. And if you're like me then there will be some serious eye candy there too you can enjoy
Any form of martial arts will be something you enjoy but kickboxing is my pick
WOO! lol0 -
Taebo and cardio kickboxing hold no candle to kickboxing classes wear you get to use gloves and a bag. The workout is much harder and since it's more HIIT related, the rise in RMR is more significant.0
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I think you should definitely try kickboxing and mix up your cardio.0
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Martial Arts are fantastic. Hitting things burns calories. Simplistic answer yes but it's the truth0
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Kickboxing is great! My trainer started doing some kickboxing with me once a week and I love it so much! It's not easy but a lot of fun It's my favourite cardio workout and great stress relief.0
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