Kickboxing rocks my world!
For the past year I have been anxiously waiting to take a Muay Thai kickboxing lesson in Atlanta, GA. Last week I was in Atlanta for a business conference and I finally got that kickboxing lesson I had been waiting for. Most of you know that boxing is my #1 favorite sport. Why do I love boxing so much? It’s a great weight loss workout, mighty good for the soul and it’s just plain awesome. No one really understands until they try it for themselves.
My friend Natalie (an Atlanta baby sleep expert) was a bit nervous as was her husband, Scott. But after the 1st day they were ready for more. They loved it and so did I. We had such a great time the first day with basic instruction and bag work that Todd was generous to invite us back for a full Muay Thai kickboxing class. Oh boy was that the total boxing experience. Amazing!
We learned the basics like foot and hand positioning, throwing jabs, crosses, hooks and more. Over the course of the two days, we wore boxing gloves, shin pads and punched and kicked. The only part I didn’t care for much was having to watch myself in the glass mirrors ha ha. We also learned how to wrap our wrists. Kickboxing is a crazy hard workout but totally rewarding. I would love for us to find a way to hang some boxing bags in the new home gym garage space. That would be so cool!
You can see the video that one of his friends took of us while at the Total Boxing gym and read more about our friendly Atlanta Muay Thai lesson.
I want to thank Todd from Total Boxing, a Muay Thai kickboxing Atlanta, GA gym for being so generous with his time and expertise. If you live in or near the Atlanta, GA area, please be sure to check out Total Boxing and tell him Angie Newton sent you. The rates are affordable and everyone there is friendly.
Satu says
Hi Angie!
Thanks for visiting my blog and commenting.
I’ve never tried kickboxing but I like regular fitness boxing. I totally believe muay thai gives you even more of good workout.
Is kickboxing difficult to learn compared to regular fitness boxing? After all, you have to be able to coordinate your upper and lower body.
Helen Pegg says
I definitely think everyone should try boxing at least once in their life, especially if they want to get in shape but hate “regular” exercise like running. Running is boring! I think even people who call themselves “runners” secretly hate it and are just pain-addicted masochists. But that’s just my personal theory…
Angie says
I agree, boxing is awesome. Cannot wait to get back to punching the green punch dummy in our gym ha ha