The track
While all Les Mills programs evolve it’s good to look back as after all it’s a journey, but we shouldn’t ignore that there are jewels in most previous releases… With this in mind I am going back all the way back to Les Mills BodyCombat 44. Track 7 Muay Thai. Who doesn’t like a good Muay Thai track?
For those of you who don’t know BodyCombat 44 is a major release for me as it’s the release where I went from a participant to a Les Mills BodyCombat instructor under the guidance of Tanya Walker and many other amazing people.
Going back many years now, wow, time flies while you’re having fun. There are quite a few tracks in this release that are still in my mixing playlists. I will get round to cover these tracks in a future throwback..
Les Mills BodyCombat 44 track 7 music
- Metal Kombat For The Mortal Man – ColorBox
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4B0P4F3C2no
Les Mills BodyCombat 44 track 7 choreography
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_wXAuFS3eK4
Why this track?
I choose this track for several reasons:
- Good memories from the 3 days of module training.
- Lots of knees, lots of elbows.
- Level changes can easily be introduced and followed up.
- Jump elbow, it has been a while.
- Lyrics easily hooked into “is that your best?”.
- Ending of the street brawl punch to knees is a great way to finish this track.
- Music drives the movement, making you want to push that little bit further.
- Simple effective choreography, no reason not to commit to every move.
- An easy track to learn just a quick refresh.
What do you think?
Have you taught/done this track and thought differently? Please let us know your thoughts or If you have any tracks you’d like to share please comment, tweet me, or get in touch.
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