Why Women-Only Boxing Classes Work
Women-only boxing classes are not segregation - they are a specific solution to specific barriers that mixed classes do not remove. Here is the psychology behind why they work.
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Women-only boxing classes are not segregation - they are a specific solution to specific barriers that mixed classes do not remove. Here is the psychology behind why they work.
Treat the lawsuit allegations carefully and examine the wider issue: what promoters, commissions and teams owe fighters when serious career-altering injuries occur.
A practical plan for keeping your boxing rhythm while travelling, without turning a break into a boot camp.
Assess the competitive questions around a reported November return without treating an upload date as proof that a bout is already finalised.
Match the direction of your roll to the final punch so you can finish combinations balanced, covered and ready to leave.
Use a short step back with a compact lead-hand shield to create safer space against pressure without losing your stance.
The claim that boxing builds confidence is made constantly. Here is what the research actually shows, with specific focus on women, and why the mechanisms are different from other exercise.
A calm drill for catching or covering the first jab, reading the second and keeping your stance ready for the next decision.
A current result-led piece on Cejudo’s boxing debut, the experience-versus-youth dynamic, and why crossover bouts need to be judged separately from a prospect’s conventional boxing route.
October half term can be difficult to fill with meaningful activity. Here is why boxing training is one of the most worthwhile options available in Greenwich and south-east London.
Use a compact rear-hand feint to make the jab arrive on a less familiar line, without giving away your guard or your stance.
A focused result piece on the Japanese bantamweight rematch, separating what a second meeting can settle tactically from the noise around a high-profile rivalry.
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