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BOX IN 2 SCHOOLS

SCHOOLS WE CURRENTLY WORK WITH -
SHIPLAKE COLLEGE
CROSFIELDS
REDDAM HOUSE
PALMER ACADEMY
ST CRISPINS


We have had years of experience in teaching Boxing in schools and take a real pride in being the best at what we do.

Teaching boxing in schools offers several benefits, both physical and mental, that can contribute positively to students' development. Here are some reasons why boxing is good to teach in schools:

1. Physical Fitness: Boxing is an intense cardiovascular workout that enhances endurance, strength, and coordination. It can help students stay physically active, improve their overall fitness, and combat the growing issue of childhood obesity.

2. Discipline and Self-Control: Boxing requires focus, discipline, and self-control. It teaches students how to manage their emotions, stay calm under pressure, and respect the rules, helping to improve behavior both inside and outside of school.

3. Confidence and Self-Esteem: Learning how to defend oneself through boxing can significantly boost a student's confidence. As they progress in skill, students often feel more empowered and secure in themselves, which translates into other areas of life, including academics.

4. Stress Relief and Mental Health: The physical exertion and focus required in boxing can be a great outlet for stress. This can help students manage anxiety, frustration, and other emotional challenges, contributing to better mental health overall.

5. Teaches Responsibility: Boxing helps students understand the consequences of their actions. They learn that the sport is about controlled movements, not aggression, fostering responsibility and ethical behaviour.

6. Improved Focus and Academic Performance: Boxing’s demand for concentration can enhance a student's ability to focus. This mental sharpness often carries over into their academic performance, helping them stay engaged and attentive in class.

7. Promotes Respect and Teamwork: While boxing is an individual sport, it still requires cooperation with coaches and peers. It fosters respect for others, teaches good sportsmanship, and encourages students to support each other's growth and development.

8. Teaches Conflict Resolution: Contrary to its reputation as a combat sport, boxing, when taught properly, emphasizes the importance of de-escalation and conflict resolution. It can help students learn to avoid physical confrontations and handle disputes more constructively.

When managed with proper safety and structure, incorporating boxing into school programs can provide a valuable avenue for personal growth, physical fitness, and social development.

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