
📅 Day: Wednesday
🎯 Focus: Balance (static + dynamic), coordination, and body awareness
⏰ Duration: 60 minutes
🕒 10 Mins – Warm-Up (Top to Bottom)
Goal: Activate stabilizing muscles and improve neuromuscular connection.
Routine:
Neck rolls + arm swings – 1 min
Hip circles + standing knee raises – 2 min
Toe walks + heel walks – 2 min
High knees + butt kicks (slow tempo) – 2 min
Single-leg hops (front-back & lateral) – 2 min
Wrist rolls + ankle mobility drills – 1 min
🧩 1st Part (20 Mins) – Fitness + Basic Balance Skills
Objective: Develop body control using static balance and coordination drills.
Drills (Hold 30 sec or do 3 sets of 10 reps):
Single Leg Stand (eyes open & eyes closed)
Heel-to-Toe Walk (straight line forward & backward)
Bosu Ball Balance (if available) or Cushion Pad Hold
Leg Swings – front-back + lateral, balancing on one foot
Superman Hold (on all fours or lying)
Side Lunges to Hold (3 sec pause)
Balance Beam or Line Walk
One-leg Squats to chair (control > depth)
🧠 Tip: Use mirrors or markers for alignment; encourage controlled movements.
🥊 2nd Part (20 Mins) – Advanced Skills + Combat Drills (Balance Integration)
Objective: Train functional balance required in boxing/MMA footwork.
Drills:
Boxer Stance Hold + Guard Drill – 3 sets of 30 sec
Jab-Cross + Pivot Footwork (on ladder or tape grid) – 3 sets
Lunge-to-Jump Hook Return – 10 reps each side
One-leg shadow boxing with jab-cross combo – 30 sec each leg
Slipping & Counter Drill (on balance beam/tape line)
Partner push balance (resist light force without losing stance)
Optional:
Balance with eyes closed while reacting to cues (coach clap or callout)
🧘♂️ 10 Mins – Cool Down (Stretch + Breath + Stability Reset)
Routine:
Seated Forward Fold
Butterfly stretch
Standing quad + ankle stretch
Hip openers (figure-4 stretch on back)
Lying supine twist (each side)
Controlled breathwork (alternate nostril or belly breathing)
🗣️ Coach Notes:
Reinforce the importance of balance in sports and daily movement.
Encourage members to track their balance progress weekly.
Provide regression or challenge options based on member level.
✅ Coach Tips:
Use visual cues (lines, cones, mirrors) to guide corrections
Balance improves with consistency—repeat core drills weekly
Progress by reducing support: from both legs → single leg → unstable surface → eyes closed