Boxing from your first jab to sparring, kickboxing and boxing fitness. Every class shows the punch numbers it uses, so you can see where you fit.
How the numbers work
Coaches call combinations by number so the whole room can follow at once. Odd numbers are thrown with your lead hand, even numbers with your rear hand. Defence and kicks are called by name.
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2
One-two: jab, cross. The first combination everybody learns.
1
2
3
slip
Jab, cross, lead hook, then slip the counter.
Lead hand
Rear hand
Straight
1
Jab
2
Cross
Hook
3
Lead hook
4
Rear hook
Uppercut
5
Lead uppercut
6
Rear uppercut
Boxing
Three classes, one path. Most members stay in Fundamentals for two months, then join Pads and technique.
Fundamentals
Stance, guard, footwork, the jab and the cross. Bag work and shadowboxing; no contact.
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2
3
4
5
6
60 min
Pads and technique
Hooks, slips and longer combinations, on partner pads and the coach’s pads.
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2
3
4
5
6
slip
60 min
Sparring
Light, coached rounds with head guards and 16 oz gloves. By invitation from a coach.