Hi, I’m Mike Zhang, and today my good friend Mike Durst will guide you through a Kickboxing Circuit Training program designed for fighter-style weight loss.

This workout lasts for six minutes, but if you’re up for a challenge, you can increase the intensity by repeating it for 2-3 sets back-to-back. Let’s get started!

Kickboxing Strength and Conditioning Circuit

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1. Burpee Box Jump

Burpee Box Jump

Begin in a standing position. Jump, get into burpee position, then jump into the bench. Return back down and repeat the movement.

2. Single Arm Bench

Single Arm Bench

Lie on your back on the bench, with your head lift off and legs are on the floor. Hold the dumbbell with one hand, then lift your arm. Bring it back down and repeat the movement.

This exercise engages your core to stabilize your muscles as you press. It stimulates a punch because when you throw a punch, your core activates your muscle in the upper body. It’s very important to move your body halfway off the bench when you do this exercise so that you have to engage the core to stabilize yourself.

3. Kettlebell Swing

Kettlebell Swing

Begin in a standing position, with the kettlebell on hands. Bend through the hips, then swing the kettlebell from between the knees up to above the shoulder height. Repeat the movement.

4. Ab Roll – Out

Ab Roll – Out

Begin in a plank position, with the ab roller on hands. Slowly roll up, then roll down to start position and repeat the movement.

This exercise stabilizes your entire body, keeping your back in neutral. Move only with your hands and your upper body shouldn’t. It looks so easy, but it’s one of the most difficult exercise that you can do.

5. Thrusters

Thrusters

Begin in a standing position, with a dumbbell in each hand. Bend your arms and place the dumbbells on your shoulder. Squat down as deep as you can, return back to start position and press your arms overhead. Repeat the movement.

6. Medicine Ball Slam

Medicine Ball Slam

Begin in a standing position, with medicine ball on hands. Slam the ball as hard as you can, catch it and repeat the movement.

Start off with 1 set performing each exercise for 45 seconds with a 15-second transition phase/rest. You can progress by completing 3 sets and you will get a 20-minute workout.

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