Try: Muay Thai
Why? Also referred to as the 'art of eight limbs', Muay
Thai is a form of kickboxing native to Thailand. As well
as punching and kicking, you'll use your elbows and
knees on the bags and pads for a lung-busting all-over
body workout. Expect improved stamina, strength,
endurance, speed, flexibility, core strength - and
self-confidence
Try out Muay Thai with our Coaches at CBI
Authentic Muay Thai
Monday and Wednesday
5.00pm - 6.00pm
Saturday
9.00am - 9.45am ... See MoreSee Less
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Try: Brazilian jiu-jitsu
Why? Unlike the Japanese version from which it was born, Brazillian jiu-jitsu takes place completely on the floor, so you'll learn how to defend yourself even when you're lying on the ground. It builds strength fast (especially in your core!) and teaches patience under pressure - and it'll also show you how to outsmart someone bigger than you.
Try it out with our resident BJJ coach Nick Lovison.
Nicks journey through the martial arts world commenced in 2004 with the practice of Seiku-Kan Karate. From there, Nick’s passion for health and fitness grew and he obtained his Certificate III & IV in fitness. In early 2010 Nick was introduced to BJJ and was instantly enthralled. From there, he began instructing ages 3 and up in Brazilian Jujitsu, Jujitsu, Self Defence and MMA. In 2013, Nick was selected as part of the Australian Jujitsu Team. Nick currently holds his Brown belt in BJJ, Black Belt in Jujitsu Sports and 1st Kyu in Karate and is a NCAS level 1 Assistant Coast with the Australian Sport Commission.
For Nick, Martial Arts is a way of life, philosophy and a state of well-being.
BJJ
Monday and Wednesday
6.00pm - 7.30pm ... See MoreSee Less
What are Pads? As demonstrated here by Team Thai
Lek Gar - 280+ professional Muay Thai fights – Thailand, Japan, Cambodia, Australia; Lumpini Champion; Thailand Champioin; Best Muay Thai Fighter from Lumpini award; 18+ years experience
Pads are a round robin, one on one session with a professional pads trainer.
Pad work can be as intense, or as entry level as you like whilst you learn new techniques.
A trainer will mimic a fight sequence within your 3x 3-min rounds.
This not only helps to build cardiovascular endurance, but this process helps build and teach defensive and offensive strategies.
A fighter can sharpen his reflexes with pad training.
A gradual process that improves over time.
A fighter can react faster through repeated practice and training.
How do ask for a pads session?
Approach a Pads trainer , in the ring - Pads trainer will be wearing a Corporate Box Shirt.
Let them know you will warm up and to grab you when its your turn.
Warm up: Use the cardio machines, skip, shadow box or use the heavy bags to warm yourself up until a pads trainer calls you over.
Complete your pads session 3x 3min rounds with 1x 1min rest in between.
Warm down: Continue what you have learnt in the pads session on the heavy bags, focusing on techniques you may need further practice is.
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Help us protect against a second wave.
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Saturday Sessions
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Try: Boxing
Why? If you want improved reflexes and to burn up to 500 calories an hour, it's also for you. But here's the thing: along with a stronger body, you'll also get a stronger mind, including the confidence that comes with being able to handle yourself in any situation. In a non-contact class you can expect to shadow box (punch the air), hit pads, and do resistance moves to tone the muscles you need to punch with power.
Try out boxing with our Head Boxing Kyle Brumby
Pure Boxing
Tuesday and Thursday
5.30pm - 6.30pm ... See MoreSee Less
🥊 Including exercise into your day can be a struggle for most of us. Work and other commitments can easily distract the best of intentions.
🟢 Setting an intention to exercise more regularly is one thing, but when it comes time to commit to a workout, it can feel like you have an endless supply of excuses to skip it.
💬 One of the biggest questions you need to ask is?
‼️Is exercise a priority for you?
Setting this intention is valuable.
The 2 most important elements to fitness success is planning and scheduling workouts.
✅ Have a Plan
⭐️ Know What You're Planning to Work on. Be it a class you want to try out.
⭐️ Tell others about it. Sharing is a big help when seeking support on planning and scheduling your workouts.
⭐️ Have a visual workout plan. Planning and scheduling your workouts mean being able to see your workout. If you're not in a class, you should have your workout written down by hand or on your digital device. Simply remembering what to do next is not reliable when you're tired and on a time-schedule. A visual reminder will keep you in-check with getting all your exercises inline the right order with the right time expectations.
⭐️ Enlist family, friends, co-workers, Get social. Become part of a team
📝 The importance of scheduling
🔍 Identify the following:
⏱ When is The Best Time to Workout?
⏱ How Long Should the Workout Last?
📆 Scheduling
📆 Put Your Workouts in Your Calendar
⏲ Set Timers. Timers are a non-obvious planning and scheduling your workouts tip. I am obsessed with timers. I use timers during my workouts to track my sets and breaks as well as before my workout to make sure I don't get distracted with other things before my workout even begins.
❌ Say "No" more often. Part of planning and scheduling your workouts is that you're planning time for yourself. Don't let others take that away from you. Don't feel bad about turning down a basic social commitment because of your workout. ... See MoreSee Less
🥋🥊🤼♂️Why is it important to have multi disciplines in the one combat sports gym?
🥋🥊🤼♂️To have a multitude of major fighting styles allows for the importance of cross-training.
🥋🥊🤼♂️ It allows expansion on skills and knowledge.
🥋🥊🤼♂️ Cross-training helps ensure stability in motivation - You avoid hitting that plateau. Often, people will work hard at the gym, and then they will suddenly stop getting results. This is because their body knows what to expect, so they hit this plateau. Cross training allows you to strengthen parts of your body other than the muscles, joints and ligaments used in your primary activity. Research shows that athletes who cross train are often faster and less prone to injury than others who only practice by one sport.
🥊 Cross-training can help prevent overuse injury. As stated above, the best-known benefit of training in a different sport is protecting some of the muscles and joints that might be getting too much use. In addition to minimizing wear and tear on those parts of the body, cross-training can help prevent an injury from returning, something all injured athletes want to avoid.
🥋 Changing up your training routine can keep you (and your body) from getting bored. We all love our individual sports, but if all you do Muay Thai or just BJJ, you’re bound to get bored at some point and you’re bound to hit a plateau. Changing it up will ensure you and your body have fresh challenges
🤼♀️ Cross-training can help condition the entire body and raise overall fitness levels. Most combat sports rely on a specific combination of muscles, which means the other muscles are somewhat neglected. Quality cross-training helps ensure those neglected muscles are worked out too, leaving you better able to handle a variety of physical challenges. ... See MoreSee Less
Looking for a new goal or experience for the whole family, one that offers the following:
✅ Coordination and Body Awareness
✅ Discipline and Focus
✅ Confidence
✅ Socialization
✅ Fitness
✅ Goal Setting and Completion
✅ Self-Defense
...in a motivating environment all year round?
...for the whole family?
🥊 At Corporate Box - Our family combat sports programs, offers families a motivating environment to learn life skills for all ages and all types of skill levels.
☀️ CB, we are all about teaching life skills that extends beyond the summer holidays ☀️ ... See MoreSee Less