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All equipment-based boxing and kickboxing classes utilize heavy bags, speed bags, double-end bags, mitts or a combination thereof. All participants are required to wear gloves and handwraps. Martial arts classes develop physical skills such as flexibility, balance, power, coordination and agility using ancient disciplines and traditions.
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- Advanced Boxing:
- Advanced drills and combinations help improve endurance and develop overall boxing skills. Experienced boxers only!
- Box I.T.:
- A circuit training class combining cardiovascular boxing moves with intervals of strength training.
- Boxing (Noncontact):
- A circuit workout utilizing basic boxing techniques.
- Capoeira:
- A unique and exhilarating form of Afro-Brazilian martial arts, this class combines the elegance of dance and the power of martial arts with Afro-Brazilian musical rhythms in a dynamic workout that emphasizes endurance, speed and strategy.
- Cardio Box:
- Traditional boxing moves are used to develop cardiovascular fitness, agility and quickness.
- Cardio Kickbox:
- Traditional kickboxing moves are performed continuously to develop cardiovascular fitness, agility and quickness.
- Club Kick:
- This class introduces participants of all fitness levels to the fun, physical and mental challenges of kickboxing. You'll punch and kick your way up to progressively challenging multi-level drills and routines.
- Intro to Boxing:
- Beginners will be introduced to basic boxing skills and learn how to perform them safely and effectively.
- Kickbox Conditioning:
- This circuit workout alternates kickboxing lower body work with strength training upper body work.
- Kickbox I.T.:
- A circuit training class combining cardiovascular kickboxing moves with intervals of strength training.
- Kickboxing:
- This class combines the traditions of martial arts with the fundamentals of boxing to condition the entire body.
- Martial Arts Conditioning:
- Martial Arts Conditioning
- Tae Kwon Do:
- A Korean art form meaning “the way of hand and foot fighting,” this class incorporates kicking, striking and blocking techniques to develop flexibility, strength and stamina.
- Tai Chi:
- Awaken the “chi,” or life force, with exercises that balance and focus internal energies in a relaxing and meditative way.
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