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Anyone here do kickboxing?
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Yes I competed to a decent level. I imagine you will be doing more of a get fit and have fun type thing. No need to worry about getting punched or kicked. So lots of fitness and cardio. Also learning techniques for power transfer using pads . It will be fun and knackering. Hope you enjoy |
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By *a LunaWoman
over a year ago
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My son has started it and loves it. His instructor competes and currently has two broken toes. When he demonstrates the moves everybody’s mouth is on the floor - it looks amazing, you wouldn’t think a leg could get that high! 
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Braver than me, note to self dont upset Coquette.
Good luck with it, can I come and watch you lick 7 bells out of someone sometime?"
Lick? I didn't realise it got sexual  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Some soreness initially but stick with it. Next day I loved that feeling
Develop a nice quiet confidence, fitness and hopefully you will meet some nice people. "
This is what I am hoping for. Having recently moved it would be great to get a new social circle |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"So in the class I went to half the class was warm up/fitness and the other half was pad work with a partner. Never had done any martial art before but it was challenging but not daunting"
Sounds ideal |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Yes I competed to a decent level. I imagine you will be doing more of a get fit and have fun type thing. No need to worry about getting punched or kicked. So lots of fitness and cardio. Also learning techniques for power transfer using pads . It will be fun and knackering. Hope you enjoy "
Well initially I want to get fit for sure but would like to then work towards gradings etc
Thank you for the kind words |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"My son has started it and loves it. His instructor competes and currently has two broken toes. When he demonstrates the moves everybody’s mouth is on the floor - it looks amazing, you wouldn’t think a leg could get that high!
Enjoy "
I'm really excited about it actually |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Good luck OP martial arts are a fantastic way to keep fit and also learn to look after yourself should anything happen. I did judo and jujitsu for a long time it was great fun. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"No used to do a bit of bjj when playing rugby league but im not a fan of kicking folks thats for donkeys lol"
I don't think it's quite that literal 
I've been told it's a similar body work out as when swimming (no idea but will find out tomorrow ) |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Good luck OP martial arts are a fantastic way to keep fit and also learn to look after yourself should anything happen. I did judo and jujitsu for a long time it was great fun."
Thanks so much, I did some simple self defence years ago and enjoyed it, so it's kind of stepping it up a bit  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"No used to do a bit of bjj when playing rugby league but im not a fan of kicking folks thats for donkeys lol
I don't think it's quite that literal
I've been told it's a similar body work out as when swimming (no idea but will find out tomorrow )"
good luck combat sports are fun |
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By *eeBee67Man
over a year ago
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"Braver than me, note to self dont upset Coquette.
Good luck with it, can I come and watch you lick 7 bells out of someone sometime?
Lick? I didn't realise it got sexual "
Auto correct knows me well 
Lick boobing is more my thing |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"No used to do a bit of bjj when playing rugby league but im not a fan of kicking folks thats for donkeys lol
I don't think it's quite that literal
I've been told it's a similar body work out as when swimming (no idea but will find out tomorrow )good luck combat sports are fun "
Thanks  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Braver than me, note to self dont upset Coquette.
Good luck with it, can I come and watch you lick 7 bells out of someone sometime?
Lick? I didn't realise it got sexual
Auto correct knows me well
Lick boobing is more my thing "
Well we will have to combine the two sometime |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Used to. I kick boxed on and off for 3 years and did a short spell of mma.
I've been to a few different gyms and most have the same format.
Warm up most likely with Hiit of some sort, then stretching.
If it's a beginner specific lesson then the very basic moves with correct technique. Be prepared to do the basics a lot until they feel more natural. There may also be light sparring work with pads or one on one.
Then a cool down and light stretch at the end.
You will be sore and achy the following day, but it's good fun and great exercise.
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By (user no longer on site)
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I've started recently too. I like it a lot even tho I'm dreadful at it. The group I'm in don't ponce about or have that competitive legging thing going on that a lot of gym classes do.
I find it a brain ache trying to remember the names of the moves, the moves themselves and then (just when you get the hang of it) you switch sides.
Hope you enjoy it. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Used to. I kick boxed on and off for 3 years and did a short spell of mma.
I've been to a few different gyms and most have the same format.
Warm up most likely with Hiit of some sort, then stretching.
If it's a beginner specific lesson then the very basic moves with correct technique. Be prepared to do the basics a lot until they feel more natural. There may also be light sparring work with pads or one on one.
Then a cool down and light stretch at the end.
You will be sore and achy the following day, but it's good fun and great exercise.
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That's amazing information and advice thank you so so much |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"I've started recently too. I like it a lot even tho I'm dreadful at it. The group I'm in don't ponce about or have that competitive legging thing going on that a lot of gym classes do.
I find it a brain ache trying to remember the names of the moves, the moves themselves and then (just when you get the hang of it) you switch sides.
Hope you enjoy it. "
Thanks, I don't understand the last part about switching sides but guess I will find out |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I've started recently too. I like it a lot even tho I'm dreadful at it. The group I'm in don't ponce about or have that competitive legging thing going on that a lot of gym classes do.
I find it a brain ache trying to remember the names of the moves, the moves themselves and then (just when you get the hang of it) you switch sides.
Hope you enjoy it.
Thanks, I don't understand the last part about switching sides but guess I will find out "
A basic boxing stance is side on, left leg forward, right behind kind of in an L shape.
Switch is the same but right leg forward, left behind. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Did it for years and competed. Have since moved into mma and bjj but trust me you will love it. I love getting on the bags and venting my stress. I literally float out the door
Mrs x"
What's MMA and BJJ please?
Thanks ... I'm getting more excited by the minute x |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"I've started recently too. I like it a lot even tho I'm dreadful at it. The group I'm in don't ponce about or have that competitive legging thing going on that a lot of gym classes do.
I find it a brain ache trying to remember the names of the moves, the moves themselves and then (just when you get the hang of it) you switch sides.
Hope you enjoy it.
Thanks, I don't understand the last part about switching sides but guess I will find out
A basic boxing stance is side on, left leg forward, right behind kind of in an L shape.
Switch is the same but right leg forward, left behind."
The mind boggles but I hope I get the hang of it |
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"I'm starting tomorrow and would be keen to know what to expect (aside of the obvious comments )
Cheers "
I used to, expect to find pain in places you didn't think could ache ! (Not from kicks and punches but the stretching etc etc)
Seriously though if it's a good place they'll push you but not so far that you don't go back. |
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"Did it for years and competed. Have since moved into mma and bjj but trust me you will love it. I love getting on the bags and venting my stress. I literally float out the door
Mrs x
What's MMA and BJJ please?
Thanks ... I'm getting more excited by the minute x"
Blow Job Join it's a joining ritual |
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"Did it for years and competed. Have since moved into mma and bjj but trust me you will love it. I love getting on the bags and venting my stress. I literally float out the door
Mrs x
What's MMA and BJJ please?
Thanks ... I'm getting more excited by the minute x"
Mixed martial arts and brazilian ju jitsu. but kickboxing was where it all started for me. your legs and arms will be tired but your brain will be buzzing. Not to mention tone up quite nicely too. I miss my six pack  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"I'm starting tomorrow and would be keen to know what to expect (aside of the obvious comments )
Cheers
I used to, expect to find pain in places you didn't think could ache ! (Not from kicks and punches but the stretching etc etc)
Seriously though if it's a good place they'll push you but not so far that you don't go back."
That sounds just like the kind of exercise I need.
Next year I'm going to kick arse in more ways than one |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Did it for years and competed. Have since moved into mma and bjj but trust me you will love it. I love getting on the bags and venting my stress. I literally float out the door
Mrs x
What's MMA and BJJ please?
Thanks ... I'm getting more excited by the minute x
Mixed martial arts and brazilian ju jitsu. but kickboxing was where it all started for me. your legs and arms will be tired but your brain will be buzzing. Not to mention tone up quite nicely too. I miss my six pack "
This has made my day ... I'm choosing to do this because I want to tone up... Woohoo!! |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Mate of mine went, "will i need a gum shield?" He asked "no" was the answer. He lost a front tooth. First session.."
Well, I'll be aware of that risk then, thanks |
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"Be prepared, you may never wear open toed shoes again
Why please  "
I've done martial arts for over 30yrs, karate, kickboxing, MMA.
I've broken all of my toes over the years.
My feet are not pretty |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Kick boxing and other martial arts can give you bad hips in the future. A lot of young people have had replacements. "
I'm getting old now so it doesn't really matter |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Be prepared, you may never wear open toed shoes again
Why please
I've done martial arts for over 30yrs, karate, kickboxing, MMA.
I've broken all of my toes over the years.
My feet are not pretty "
Ahhhhh |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"How did your first class go OP? "
Thanks for asking. It was almost instant addiction. Going again tonight and Thursday
It'll keep me out of mischief for a few hours a week |
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"How did your first class go OP?
Thanks for asking. It was almost instant addiction. Going again tonight and Thursday
It'll keep me out of mischief for a few hours a week "
Oh that's amazing glad you enjoyed |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"How did your first class go OP?
Thanks for asking. It was almost instant addiction. Going again tonight and Thursday
It'll keep me out of mischief for a few hours a week
Oh that's amazing glad you enjoyed "
Just back again ... Totally buzzing which is a bit of a nightmare as I have to be asleep soon and up at half five  |
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