Boxing Workouts for Krav Maga & Conditioning
If you’re training at Bristol Titans Krav Maga and looking to boost your striking, improve conditioning, or get extra rounds in outside of class, these boxing workouts are a great way to level up. These sessions complement your Krav Maga training by building explosive power, speed, endurance, and mental toughness—all essential for self-defence.
Want more training ideas? Check out our Krav Maga workouts and MMA workouts to broaden your routine.
Boxing Workout #1: Power Punching Intervals
This is not your average bag workout. Go all out with 100% power and intensity.
- 10 rounds x 1 minute: Heavy bag power punches
- 1-minute rest between rounds
No tapping, no resting—just relentless full-power punches. Focus on speed, form, and controlled aggression.
Boxing Workout #2: Technical Partner Rounds
Perfect for sharpening your boxing technique and timing with a partner.
- Round 1: Jab-for-jab — Focus on slipping, parrying, and reading distance
- Round 2: 1–2 combo drills — Emphasise good guard and head movement
- Round 3: Add the lead hook — Develop combination flow and start weaving
- Round 4: Add the rear cross — Full 4-punch combo, increasing intensity
- Round 5: Open sparring — Apply it all in a live scenario
This format ties in well with our striking combinations guide.
Boxing Workout #3: Burpee and Bag Burner
This high-intensity interval workout boosts explosive energy and mimics real fight pacing.
- 30 seconds burpees
- 30 seconds heavy bag strikes
- Repeat for 3 minutes (1 round)
- Rest 60 seconds
- Do 4 to 6 rounds total
This one pairs well with our metabolic conditioning workouts.
Boxing Workout #4: Total Boxing Circuit
Mix technique, speed, and strength conditioning into one intense session.
Heavy Bag
- 3 x 3-minute rounds on the heavy bag (focus on volume and technique)
Speed Bag
- 3 x 3-minute rounds for hand speed and rhythm
Bodyweight Conditioning
- 3 x 3-minute AMRAP rounds of:
- 5 press-ups
- 10 sit-ups
- 15 squats
Finisher:
- 200 sit-ups
Looking for more conditioning drills? Try our kettlebell workouts for Krav Maga.
Boxing Workout #5: Strength & Spar Combo
Each round is split between strength training and striking application.
- 3-minute rounds:
- 30 seconds press-ups
- 30 seconds jump squats
- 30 seconds burpees
- Finish with 90 seconds of sparring, bag work, or shadowboxing
Repeat for 5–6 rounds, adjusting intensity to match your fitness level.
Optimising Your Training
These boxing workouts are ideal for:
- Improving punching power and speed
- Developing cardio for self-defence in Bristol scenarios
- Building functional strength and fight stamina
- Enhancing your Krav Maga striking skills
Looking for more ways to train outside the gym? Our resources page includes guides, articles, and training tips for all levels.
Have kids interested in training? Check out our Kids Krav Maga classes in Bristol—a great way to get them active while learning valuable self-defence skills.
Still Have Questions?
Visit our FAQ page or hear directly from our students by reading their reviews. We’re proud to offer some of the most well-rounded self-defence classes in Bristol.
If you’re searching for boxing workouts near me or want to combine Krav Maga with boxing in Bristol, you’re in the right place.
Stay consistent, train hard, and don’t forget—your mindset is just as important as your technique. Combine these boxing sessions with our combat psychology training to become a complete fighter on every level.