They can come to the gym and participate in the scheduled classes for boxing skills training and strength and fitness training. If a young person does not want to box, they can participate in assisting at the gym.
Combined, this has helped spread awareness about the Foundation to the public.
Many athletes and families have requested that the Foundation expands to more classes and more tournament participation. The plans to reassess the interest in the program and intends on expanding its scope.
Some Great Stories
We measure our success in lives changed. These stories are a testament to the difference communities can make when we come together to create lasting change.
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MARLENE
Hi, my name is Marlene. I've been training in boxing for the last 6 years. It's made a big difference. I used to be very shy, but now I'm mentally strong.
It's really great that the coaches take their time to work with us. They're always there, ready to guide us in the right direction. They're like father figures to us - open, caring, and invested in each and every one of us. They understand that we're all different and know how to work with that.
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CARLITOS
My name is Carlitos. I've been training here for the last 6 months, and I'm pretty excited to be here. I like coming here because I'm more confident.
The school doesn't make me nervous anymore. Before coming here, I was so lazy. I didn't want to do anything except play video games. Now, the more I come here, the more I want to be here because I love the exercises the coaches make us do, and I enjoy doing sparring.
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ISAIAH
My name is Isaiah, and I've been training here for the last 4 months. I like training here because it's fun, and it motivates me to become a professional boxing fighter.
I like Coach Joel and Coach Toño because they're always helping me improve. They encourage me to get better and better.
