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December 12, 2007

Lose Body Fat By Performing Boxing Workouts

Filed under: Boxing, Exercise Fitness, Sports — Author @ 7:41 pm

 One great way to lose extra body fat is to perform boxing or kickboxing workouts. You can get an incredible cardiovascular workout with a heavy bag, speed bag, and jump rope. Boxing and kickboxing workouts will give you a break from the boredom of most forms of cardio exercise and work muscles you don’t normally train.

April 28, 2007

Boxing Training: Boxing a Southpaw

Filed under: Boxing — Author @ 11:17 am

Boxing Training: Boxing a Southpaw

It is generally agreed that a southpaw has a distinct advantage in a three-round amateur bout. The reason is simple. A southpaw is accustomed to boxing a right-hander, whereas most right-handers are unfamiliar with southpaw tactics.

Normally southpaws are strictly left-handed punchers, and use their right hand merely to offset the right-hander’s extended left hand. It is for this reason that, when we get a southpaw on our squad, we immediately teach him how to deliver a right jab and a right hook. The right hook is very effective as an offensive punch; also as a counter-punch thrown immediately after a short hop-back. A southpaw who uses his right hand efficiently along with his normally effective left hand is hard to beat.

To read more, go to the Boxing Southpaw website by clicking on this link.

March 26, 2007

They Laughed When I Told Them I Was Going To Start Training Boxing, But When I Stepped Into The Ring And Knocked Him Out…

Filed under: Boxing — Author @ 2:45 am

Proper equipment is a “must” in any boxing program. A capable, qualified coach would not send a boy on the football field without proper shoulder pads or headgear. Yet, I have seen high school boxers use worn-out gloves and a makeshift mat with no canvas cover; and I have known of boys who have not been provided with alumi­num cups. This is absolute false economy, and should not be tolerated.

Proper mouthpieces, well-padded headgears, and hand-wraps should be available for all contestants in a boxing program. It is advisable to have high-topped boxing shoes, but where economy is a factor, light-weight basket­ball shoes will suffice.

All equipment should be properly maintained, both for the safety of the boy and for reasons of economy.

In comparison with most other sports, boxing is inex­pensive to conduct, and can be very profitable financially. After the initial outlay for the ring, punching bag, and gloves, additional purchases are minor in nature. Upkeep is incidental. Many high schools in the states of Louisiana, Washington, Virginia, and Wisconsin are now showing a larger profit from boxing than from any other sport. In numerous colleges boxing receipts are second only to those derived from football. We do not wish to convey the impression that we suggest boxing only because of the profit motive. But we do wish to show that the sport needn’t be conducted at a financial loss to the school.

To read more, go to the Boxing Training website by clicking on this link.

March 10, 2007

Bodybuilding Supplements - Making the Right Choice

Filed under: Boxing, Exercise Fitness, Sports, Sports Products, Weightlifting — Author @ 10:39 am

There is a huge choice of bodybuilding supplements available on the market today, some help you to increase muscle mass and some to burn fat.  You really need information about each one individually, so you can decide the best one for you. 

NOX-CG3 is a popular Bodybuilding Supplement and has a real advantage of only having to be taken 30 minutes prior to your workout.

For more information on Xyience Nox-cg3

January 11, 2007

How Are Your New Year Resolutions Going?

Filed under: Articles about Sports, Boxing, Exercise Fitness, Martial Arts, Sports — Author @ 12:31 pm

There are many reasons why your resolutions fizzle out well before the year is really underway. You may have “cheated” and therefore assume it’s not worth continuing. You might not have the support system you need to keep going, especially if you’re trying to make a big change. You also might not have really defined what exactly it is you want to do so there is too much leeway in terms on what you can and cannot do to reach your goal.

Here are some tips to help you off to a great start - and carry your new resolutions through until 2008!

Read How Here At Martial Arts Schools.

December 22, 2006

Boxing Lesson

Filed under: Amateur Sports, Articles about Sports, Boxing, Martial Arts, Sports — Author @ 10:18 am

Getting your kid into any kind of martial arts lesson, be it boxing lessons, Muay Thai (better known as kickboxing), or one of the less combative fighting arts, will do wonders for his discipline and self esteem. However, unlike most Karate or Kung-Fu classes, studying boxing lessons will have the added advantage of letting your child get out his aggression in actual physical combat, while at the same time improving his self-defense skills.

Full article at Boxing Lesson

November 29, 2006

Power Yoga for Ultimate Fitness

Filed under: Boxing, Exercise Fitness, Gymnastics, Martial Arts, Sports — Author @ 10:12 pm

It’s time for some power yoga, folks. This is a great way to get in shape. Not only does it offer exercise for the entire body, it also promotes blood circulation via stretching. This is a great way to stay in good shape as you age. Remember you want to age gracefully; not quickly.

Read more at Dirty-Tricks.net

November 21, 2006

Herbie Hide Continues Cruiserweight Campaign

Filed under: Amateur Sports, Athletes, Boxing, Exercise Fitness, Extreme Sports, Sports — Author @ 1:03 pm

Former Two Time Heavyweight World Champion Herbie Hide announces today that his comeback as a Cruiserweight is on a fast track as he is scheduled to fight again, less than a month and half from his last fight and one round destruction of Mitch Hicks. This time it will be against Jesse Corona (6-16) on November 4, 2006 at the Mid West Event in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

Sports Informant

October 18, 2006

How To Perform Cardio-Boxing For Super Fitness

Filed under: Boxing, News and Views, Outdoors, Sports, Sports Law — Author @ 12:33 am

Ever wondered why most sports scientists agree that cardio-boxing is one of the best forms of exercise, well it is because it conditions the total body and provides a complete workout for your cardiovascular and endurance systems. Lets have a look at the benefits:

Read more about Boxing here: How To Perform Cardio-Boxing For Super Fitness

October 12, 2006

Get ready for Aqua Kickboxing

Filed under: Boxing, Exercise Fitness, Gymnastics, Sports — Author @ 12:59 am

With aqua kickboxing you get an intense aerobic workout with significantly decreasing the high-impact workout of kickboxing. Aqua kickboxing requires a lot more upper body work than classic aqua aerobics and provides an intense strength training and cardiovascular fitness. One of the best advantages of aqua kickboxing is in the cushion provided by the water. The water acts as a buffer between you and the ground and reduces the risk for injuries or damages to joints.
Read full article in French at: Aquapunching

October 10, 2006

British Heavyweight Boxing

Filed under: Boxing, News and Views, Outdoors, Sports, Sports Law — Author @ 12:01 am

Boxing promoter Frank Warren must be furious. The ’spectacle’ that was presented to the viewing public, never mind the paying fans inside London’s ExCel arena, on Saturday 10 th Dec 2005 was a diabolical demonstration of exactly how far heavyweight boxing has fallen. For seemingly the first time in years, terrestrial television was broadcasting a boxing match in a prime time viewing slot - Mainly, one suspects, down to the efforts of Frank Warren and others of his kind. On the basis of that viewing, it will again be a long time before British boxing fans will want to stay in on Saturday night to watch the big fight.

Read more about Boxing here: British Heavyweight Boxing

October 5, 2006

Gear For Sports

Filed under: Amateur Sports, Boxing, Coaches, Exercise Fitness, Outdoors, Sports — Author @ 3:08 pm

What is your absolute favorite sport of all time? Are you a hockey fanatic who lives to smash that puck into your opposing teammate’s face? Or are you a master basketball player who thrives on slapping that ball down and preventing the shot? This is totally normal if you ask me. We all have that competitive streak somewhere inside us. It’s plain and simply part of being human. So regardless of your sport or athletic of choice, chances are you strive to be great. And great competitors require great gear for sports. This is a must. What are you using on the football, baseball, or track field these days?

September 12, 2006

They Laughed When I Told Them I Was Going To Box, But When I Stepped Into The Ring And Knocked Him Out…

Filed under: Boxing, Sports — Author @ 3:20 am

While surfing around the internet last week, I stumbled upon something so fantastic that it immediately got my attention… In fact, I discovered something sooo amazing at first I thought it was “too good to be true” like most things are.

You see, a few months ago, I was actually doing some research on Mr. John Walsh one of the most acknowledged and influential boxing instructor’s of his time. I noticed that most of his work was available and accounted for with the exception of one of his most important pieces of work ‘Boxing Simplified�.

Well, this got me curious and so I started digging a little deeper and I started to send off a few emails asking questions… Unfortunately every, road I seemed to head down was a dead end… until a couple of weeks ago that is…

To read more about this article, just click the link below:
Boxing Training

September 5, 2006

Whip Yourself into Shape with Boxing Fitness

Everyone seems to be concerned with their health these days. And with good reason, since the advent of processed foods and the degree of pollution in our cities, people’s health can really be in danger. To help combat these problems, health improvement facilities like gyms and spas have popped up on every street. But since traditional exercises are not really enjoyable many people prefer activities that allow them to have fun while keeping fit.

Complete article about Boxing Fitness

August 18, 2006

Lesson For Boxing

Filed under: Amateur Sports, Athletes, Boxing, Exercise Fitness, Extreme Sports, Sports — Author @ 4:50 pm

Many people hesitate before letting their kid take a boxing lesson. No one wants little Jimmy to get pummeled in the ring, and everyone knows about the well-publicized risks of boxing. There is brain damage, broken bones, and all other types of trouble to contend with if you are being pummeled. But any youth boxing lesson takes these factors all into account and comes up with adequate safeguard. Instead of boxing like you see it on HBO with their head totally exposed, teenagers taking a boxing lesson have the full Olympic headgear which prevents concussions and other serious blunt force trauma.

Full Article: Boxing Lessons

June 14, 2006

How much protein should one eat?

Filed under: Boxing, Cycling, Exercise Fitness, Outdoors, Rugby — Author @ 11:48 am

Build up your body with protein - but how much?

The main function of protein is reviving the dead tissues and enabling the growth of cells. Another essential function performed by proteins in body is making of hormones in the body and other serums required by the body.

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