Boxing: Swingers Discussion 112409

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TOPIC: Boxing

Created by: fundamentallaw Original Starting post for this thread:
Mrs. FL and FL daughter have both taken up...boxing...with their trainers. They are impressed...as am I...with the complexity and depth of the workouts. In recent years, the sport has become both gender-blind and a route to fitness. Anyone else (F) using boxing as a training strategy? FL

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User Details are only visible to members.	A follow-up note. After several months' boxing, Mrs FL is delighted with her upper arm strength AND by the fact that she has absolutely no batwings left on her upper arms. Only downside--I need to be very careful not to say anything that might cause her to practice a right cross or left hook on me...LOL...seriously, she loves it. FL
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User Details are only visible to members.	Kenpo is a horse of a different color, as compared to boxing. Kenpo, also sometimes called kempo, is a form of karate. American kenpo is a derivation of several other forms of Asian karate and is characterized by combinations of rapid strikes. Different from traditional boxing, which involves only strikes with gloved hands, kenpo also incorporates various strikes with the feet, like traditional karate. You might also look into muay thai, which also includes strikes with the knees and elbows and can turn into a pretty crazy workout. MrsLurks and I have been training a combination of mixed martial arts for a few months now, incorporating tae kwon do/tang so do karate, muay thai and jiu jitso. The toughest part I see for a woman, based on MrsLurk's experiences and one other lady friend who's doing much of the same, is that they have a very tough time actually hitting someone, when sparring. They're fine with all of the drills and working out on heavy bags, but when it comes time to make physical contact with a person, they tend to hold back, in spite of headgear and pads. Oddly enough, they do say that kicking a sparring partner comes a little easier to them than other types of strikes, and that punching a partner in the head or face is the toughest for them. At any rate, almost without regard to the discipline, ring sports are all excellent cardio workouts, and we're seeing great progress from it all...
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User Details are only visible to members.	I haven't tried boxing but I love Kenpo. It has a lot of boxing type moves in it. I LOVE IT!
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User Details are only visible to members.	Mrs. FL and FL daughter have both taken up...boxing...with their trainers. They are impressed...as am I...with the complexity and depth of the workouts. In recent years, the sport has become both gender-blind and a route to fitness. Anyone else (F) using boxing as a training strategy? FL
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TOPIC: Boxing