TKO Aerobics #2
This is a
BoxAerobics pattern from
www.turnstep.com.
(pattern 3351)
This is one complete kick boxing routine. I teach 3 different
techniques/combos and them weave them together. I use rest &
recovery periods between combos to make the class interval
training. During this time, we lunge or squat, or I may
preview the next combo/directional move we may be doing.
Shadow Boxing Combo
- 4 Jabs front leaning into the punch - 8 counts
- Step and punch with a hook 2x - 8 counts
- 3 Jabs, 1 hook, jab, cross, jab, hook -(standing
stationary in a boxer's stance) - 8 counts
- Speed bag (standing stationary in a boxer's stance) - 8 counts
- Slip a punch 4x - 8 counts
- Speed bag (standing stationary in a boxer's stance) - 8 counts
- Jab, cross, slip a punch 4x - 16 counts
Total - 64 counts
"Stick & Move" * Combo
- Side step forward (propulse) with a single front arm hook -
4x - 8 counts
- Bob and weave back 4x (like a step touch back, but you are
slipping a punch) - 8 counts
- 2x Through so you return to your original starting point
Total 32 counts
Kick Boxing Combo (shown as a left-handed boxer)
- Elbow strike and a kick** 2x - 8 counts
- Roundhill*** kick left leg, step forward and pivot to back of
room - 2 counts
- Front kick right leg to back of room - 2 counts
- Roundhill kick left leg, step forward and pivot to front of
room - 2 counts
- Front kick right leg to front of room - 2 counts
- 8 Knee strikes - 16 counts
- Step down in front after last knee to transition to left/right
handed boxer
Total 32 counts
*Stick & Move (Kathy Smith's Aerobox Video demonstrates Stick
& Move explicitly)
Feet and hands move independently, so you propulse forward on
count "and 1", then you throw the hook when your feet
are still on count 2. You can substitute this with a fencing
jab moving forward if you do not want to do the Stick & Move)
**Elbow Strike and a kick - As a left handed boxer, step forward on
right leg, throw an elbow strike off the back arm, while stepping
forward into the elbow strike (counts 1-2). Step back on the
left leg and front kick with the right leg (counts 3-4). Avoid
the "teeter-totter" affect!
***I have also seen this called a Roundhouse kick.
I teach the Shadow Boxing as a left handed boxer, do a short rest
and recovery period while explaining the "Stick & Move"
then teach the Stick & Move as both right and left handed boxer
ending up in the right handed boxer position. After a short
rest & recovery period, I teach the Shadow Boxing as a right
handed boxer. Then I weave the two together and go through it a
few times. I use a heart rate check as a rest & recovery
period before Kick Boxing, then teach the Kick Boxing Combo
both right and left handed boxer since it is self-reversing.
When finished, I weave all three techniques together and go
through the routine as a right and left handed boxer once or
twice. I usually finish class with speed bag and uppercut flurries.
Added by
Trina Wright
at 4:00 PM on Tuesday, October 13, 1998 EDT.
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