Activating your muscles and getting your blood flowing is crucial before bag rounds. The proper warmup helps decrease injury and prepares your body for those roundhouse kicks and jabs.
While every warmup has the same concept, you’ll never do the same warmup twice. Challenge yourself with high knees, burpees, jumping jacks, and more. End your warmup with a cool down and build your flexibility.
Six rounds of high-intensity bag work that activates every muscle of your body. We’re not kidding when we say this is a full body exercise - you’re working your bis, tris, shoulders, back, abs, glutes, quads, and calves.
The harder you punch, the more calories you burn.
End class with a friend. Partner drills will improve accuracy and keeps your form on point. For others, having a partner work will provide a new form of resistance training, boosts motivation and overall performance.
*** Results vary depending on starting point, goals, and effort.
*** Results vary depending on starting point, goals, and effort.
*** Results vary depending on starting point, goals, and effort.
*** Results vary depending on starting point, goals, and effort.
*** Results vary depending on starting point, goals, and effort.
*** Results vary depending on starting point, goals, and effort.
*** Results vary depending on starting point, goals, and effort.
*** Results vary depending on starting point, goals, and effort.
*** Results vary depending on starting point, goals, and effort.