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Boxing classes in Sydney CBD

Fitness centres in Sydney CBD have developed training programs using non-traditional exercises for variety and fun while working out.  Competitive sports have inspired many fitness routines that are being embraced by people who prefer a challenging workout.  These include activities like weight training andmartial arts. Boxing classes in Sydney CBD have become extremely popular.

While boxing has often been identified as a violent sport, some of its techniques have been lifted and adopted as a form of workout. 

Boxing classes - the benefits

Anyone, whether male or female, can benefit from boxing classes. Boxing as a fitness routine involves hours of training, cardio exercises and lessons in self defence.  Its numerous benefits include:

* Improvement in flexibility and agility
* Increase in stamina and coordination
* Lessons in self defence techniques
* Increase in strength
* Excellent workout for firming and toning arms, shoulders, core and abdominal muscles
* Dramatic weight loss results
* Improved sense of well being
* Stress reduction or stress release
* Development of self discipline

Boxing is a combination of strength, speed and technique.Boxing classes in Sydney CBD include instruction on how to deliver an uppercut, hoot and straight, and throwing a good jab.Your usual boxing routine will involve:

Warm up routine
Skipping rope exercises are a good way to warm up before getting into boxing moves.  Advanced students may also be taught the more challenging cross over jump rope exercise.   Cardio exercises that are good alternatives for warming up include jogging, spinning and running on the treadmill.  Stretching exercises should also precede a boxing workout to avoid injury.

Practise technique
You can devote 2 or 3 rounds to improving your footwork, stance and combination moves using a bag, shadow boxing in front of a mirror, or with focus mitts.

Focus Mitts and Punch Drills
Punching is probably the most enjoyable part of boxing classes as you will be made to work through a series of offensive and defensive routines with brief periods of rest in between rounds.

Wrap up
Boxing classes usually end with a wrap up routine that can include stretching, abdominal or core workout, arm strengthening exercises, lunges, sprints and endurance training. 

Fitness boxing is an intense workout that may take up a short period of your time.  Even busy executives with less than an hour to spare may join boxing classes in Sydney CBD and still experience dramatic results in form and fitness.

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