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Power Punching Boxing Workout
Equipment: Heavy Bag / No Special Equipment Needed!
This boxing class is the best video training to help you increase your punching power. By changing up the tempo and effort level, and working through short but intense interval drills, you’ll build punching endurance leading to longer combo rounds and even a few killer burnouts. You can get this one done with or without a boxing buddy, and you can use your heavy bag and gloves, but don’t skip this one if you don’t have a bag – just grab some extra light dumbbells or even just your body on its own for more of a cardio burn. Power up and punch play!
- Class Type: Killer Cardio
- Trainer: Chavva
- Date: March 23, 2021
- Length: 54:17
- SWEAT Scale:
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1-3 Sweat Drops:
Low to Moderate Intensity
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4-5 Sweat Drops:
Moderate to High Intensity
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