kickboxing
kickboxing
Definition
kick·boxing (-bäk′siŋ)
noun
a martial art incorporating the techniques of karate and boxing
kickboxing
Usage Examples
Object
- aerobic: The Library section contains information on exercises for kickboxing, kickboxing aerobics, sports training, step aerobics and weight training.
Converse of object
- do: Does kickboxing teach you how to fight from the ground?
- enjoy: When I have some free time I enjoy kickboxing and have just completed my red belt grading.
- start: Hey Girls, I've just started kickboxing after being told that I was dangerously overweight.
- go: I have other ways of controlling my emotions, like calling a friend or going kickboxing ).
- include: Jolie was forced to endure a grueling training regime that included kickboxing and street-fighting.
Modifies a noun
- class: I keep planning to go to kickboxing class at the gym.
- club: My local karate, kung fu and kickboxing clubs try just about any method to encourage new support.
- instructor: If you are a kickboxing Instructor for instance, techniques related to your field will be taught if wished.
- technique: Where there was a suitable opening he added kickboxing techniques.
- art: Five Fighting Styles - Featuring street fighting, kickboxing, martial arts, wrestling, and submission fighting.
- skill: Kickboxing Skills, Training and Fighting Strategies offers something for everyone.
Noun used with modifier
- full-contact: I liked how the authors identify the different styles of kickboxing, and how they explain the difference between aerobic kickboxing and full-contact kickboxing.
- time: This is one I learned from my brief time kickboxing!
