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boxercise

British  
/ ˈbɒksəˌsaɪz /

noun

  1. a system of sustained exercises combining boxing movements with aerobic activities

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From Grays in Essex, she began boxercise classes at the age of 25 but had no intention of stepping into the ring competitively.

From BBC

Hughes, from Grays in Essex, began boxercise classes at the age of 25.

From BBC

With chemotherapy behind him, Wood said he’s “in fine fettle” and has been keeping to a daily regimen of tai chi, yoga and “a little Boxercise.”

From Los Angeles Times

It’s essentially Guitar Hero meets boxercise: you jab, hook and uppercut glowing orbs and duck or dodge barriers, all of which fly at you in sync with a soundtrack ranging from rock, pop and dance to drum’n’bass.

From The Guardian

Boxercise in the virtual world to a soundtrack from emerging artists, taking in rock, pop and dance, but also metal and drum’n’bass.

From The Guardian