Completely agree but I would add one more thing: respect (for others and YOURSELF). You will learn to look out for each other even more and be more empathic. For someone like me with anxiety and low selfesteen this helped me a lot :)
Definitely! Respect - that's a great benefit. Maybe I should've made it Top Eleven Benefits and included that one 😁 Fantastic to hear that kickboxing also helped you with your anxiety and low self esteem too 🙂
Best decision I ever did in my life life becomes so much beautiful and you appreciate the very simple things like water and breathing after a heavy cardio workout
Hey, I finally took my first Muay Thai class, at a Muay Thai and Kickboxing gym near me. It was very fun and challenging. Can’t wait to go again. Your videos help a lot. I also have social anxiety at times, but felt pretty good while enjoying the class.
Hey, that's fantastic! Well done for signing up for the Muay Thai class. Glad to hear that you had fun and are looking forward to going again. I'm really proud of you, I know how scary it can be at first to take those first steps (especially someone with anxiety). Keep it up and Good luck! It takes time but you'll be amazed at the new skills you'll learn. Keep in touc and let us knowvhow you get on 🙂 🥊👊🏻
Hey man, that was a great video thanks. I have some queries though. Do we need to lift weights or so like we do it in a gym as to build body and add muscles or just punches and kicks on the sandbag is all that we need?
Hey mate, glad you liked the video 🙂 I think it's definitely beneficial to lift weights, and maybe kettle bells as it will improve you're upper body strength. But to be honest I don't really bother as I focus more on training and learning technique rather than power. For me it's more about keeping fit enough to have the stamina to keep going during sparring, and having the speed smd ability to get out of the way and counter attack 😄🥊👊🏻 💥
Another great video :) I went last night but was so tired beforehand I wasn’t really feeling it, but ended up doing a double session and was absolutely buzzing afterwards :) so true about it being more fun than a gym, I used to find that so boring. Also last night someone bought homemade flapjacks so that was a bonus haha.
Fantastic! Yeah it's amazing how sometimes you're not in the mood for it but you'll go anyway and have a great time 😃🥊👊🏻💥. And homemade flapjacks - definitely a bonus! 😁👍🏻
Thanks mate, glad you liked the video and food for hear that you're taking classes soon 🙂👍🏻. When I first started I would usually just do twice a week and then gradually buile it up to 3-4 times a week (even if its just a workout) but on occasions have done 5-6 times a week. It really depends on how busy I am with other stuff. The last few months I've only managed a couple of times a week due to other commitments, but hopefully I'll be able to build it back up to 3-4 times again soon. Good luck and let me know how it goes 🙂👍🏻🥊👊🏻💥
I would say the best age would be teenager to early 20s to become a pro and compete. There's nothing to say that somebody older can't make it as a pro, it'd just be a lot more difficult. But anybody at any age can certainly train kickboxing
@@johnnyboykickboxer8302 Im starting next week and your videos have made me really excited. Im 16 so i just wondered if my age was an advantage if i wanted to go pro some day
@@madsjacobsen3307 that's fantastic that you're starting kickboxing. I think you'll really enjoy it 🙂👍🏻. You definitely have an advantage with your age as you'll likely remember all of the different techniques easier and be able to move quicker. Just remember that training is a long process but it's totally worth it. Good luck and let me know how it goes
Completely agree but I would add one more thing: respect (for others and YOURSELF). You will learn to look out for each other even more and be more empathic. For someone like me with anxiety and low selfesteen this helped me a lot :)
Definitely! Respect - that's a great benefit. Maybe I should've made it Top Eleven Benefits and included that one 😁
Fantastic to hear that kickboxing also helped you with your anxiety and low self esteem too 🙂
"You will learn to look out for each other even more and be more empathic"
Why? How?
I got in for self defense and I also have huge posture problem so this is very beneficial
Yous posture got better?
Best decision I ever did in my life life becomes so much beautiful and you appreciate the very simple things like water and breathing after a heavy cardio workout
Excellent video.
I have been doing kickboxing for about 9 years now.
I love it too.
Thanks mate 🙂
I've only been doing it for 3 years. Hopefully I'll be able to continue for 9 years too 😁👍🏻
Hey, I finally took my first Muay Thai class, at a Muay Thai and Kickboxing gym near me. It was very fun and challenging. Can’t wait to go again. Your videos help a lot. I also have social anxiety at times, but felt pretty good while enjoying the class.
Hey, that's fantastic! Well done for signing up for the Muay Thai class. Glad to hear that you had fun and are looking forward to going again. I'm really proud of you, I know how scary it can be at first to take those first steps (especially someone with anxiety). Keep it up and Good luck! It takes time but you'll be amazed at the new skills you'll learn. Keep in touc and let us knowvhow you get on 🙂 🥊👊🏻
I wasn't sure whether to do kickboxing or karate and this really helped me decide kickboxing. Thanks so much 🙏
That's great to hear that you decided on kickboxing. Have fun and let us know how you get on 🙂
Hey man, that was a great video thanks. I have some queries though. Do we need to lift weights or so like we do it in a gym as to build body and add muscles or just punches and kicks on the sandbag is all that we need?
Hey mate, glad you liked the video 🙂
I think it's definitely beneficial to lift weights, and maybe kettle bells as it will improve you're upper body strength. But to be honest I don't really bother as I focus more on training and learning technique rather than power. For me it's more about keeping fit enough to have the stamina to keep going during sparring, and having the speed smd ability to get out of the way and counter attack 😄🥊👊🏻 💥
Thank you man 🔥🔥
Enjoyed your talk
Thanks. Glad you enjoyed it 🙂
Another great video :) I went last night but was so tired beforehand I wasn’t really feeling it, but ended up doing a double session and was absolutely buzzing afterwards :) so true about it being more fun than a gym, I used to find that so boring. Also last night someone bought homemade flapjacks so that was a bonus haha.
Fantastic! Yeah it's amazing how sometimes you're not in the mood for it but you'll go anyway and have a great time 😃🥊👊🏻💥. And homemade flapjacks - definitely a bonus! 😁👍🏻
Great video, I'm gonna take kickboxing class soon! How many days per week do you kickbox?
Thanks mate, glad you liked the video and food for hear that you're taking classes soon 🙂👍🏻. When I first started I would usually just do twice a week and then gradually buile it up to 3-4 times a week (even if its just a workout) but on occasions have done 5-6 times a week. It really depends on how busy I am with other stuff. The last few months I've only managed a couple of times a week due to other commitments, but hopefully I'll be able to build it back up to 3-4 times again soon. Good luck and let me know how it goes 🙂👍🏻🥊👊🏻💥
This guy looks like a budget mark zuckerberg the way he just stares into my soul
He can stare into your soul while he beats you up lol
What age is best for starting if you want to be professional?
I would say the best age would be teenager to early 20s to become a pro and compete. There's nothing to say that somebody older can't make it as a pro, it'd just be a lot more difficult. But anybody at any age can certainly train kickboxing
@@johnnyboykickboxer8302 Im starting next week and your videos have made me really excited. Im 16 so i just wondered if my age was an advantage if i wanted to go pro some day
@@madsjacobsen3307 that's fantastic that you're starting kickboxing. I think you'll really enjoy it 🙂👍🏻. You definitely have an advantage with your age as you'll likely remember all of the different techniques easier and be able to move quicker. Just remember that training is a long process but it's totally worth it. Good luck and let me know how it goes