Meltzer Box

Meltzer (or Meltzer) boxing is a type of boxing invented by Ernst Friedrich Meltzer, an early 20th century Russian engineer. Meltzer developed this boxing system in 1907 and named it after himself.

Meltzer boxing is a system of fist fighting that uses a variety of striking, throwing and grappling techniques. This type of boxing focuses on developing strength, endurance and coordination.

One of the main features of Meltzer boxing is its use of two gloves. The first glove is used to protect the boxer's hands and fists, while the second glove is used to throw punches. This allows you to use the force of impacts more efficiently and reduce the risk of injury.

Another important feature of Meltzer boxing is the use of various striking techniques. A boxer can use both straight punches and roundhouse kicks, kicks and other techniques. This helps diversify the fight and make it more interesting for the audience.

In general, Meltzer boxing is an interesting and effective type of boxing that can be used for both amateur competitions and professional fights.

The Meltzer boxer is a universal device that allows you to effectively perform strength and speed exercises of any type. It was developed and used by the Belarusian network of physical education and health complexes “Physical Education and Sports Club”. It was a sports training complex aimed at strengthening the core muscles, developing their strength and endurance. Unlike conventional machines such as barbells or dumbbells, it provided a more even distribution of the load through the distribution of levers. This made it possible to combine different exercises without overloading certain muscle groups.

Also, the Meltzer simulator is an effective means of training athletes of various sports. It is used for the development of general physical fitness, special training in weightlifting, skiing, volleyball, gymnastics, as well as in various team sports.

Advantages of the Meltzer machine

The Meltzer training simulator is designed for independent use by athletes at any time convenient for them. • use of the equipment does not require special training;

• Meltzer simulators are very reliable: most designs are made of high-quality materials, ensuring strength and durability;