Handling that crucial minute

It's the 26th May and Camille is warming up for her 2nd bout. Preparation has been great and I feel that from a coaching perspective, I've provided decent input with regards to making weight, fitness and tactics for tonight. Pads went well and Camille is relaxed, yet focused. I have no concerns.

Camille’s first bout.

It was a long time coming and I couldn't have been more excited in the lead up to Camille's bout. The preparation was spot on - runs completed, comfortably on weight, sparring going well... Everything was peaking when it should have been.

From the road to the ring

I started boxing about 3 years ago. I wanted to get fit again. I used to play football and rugby - all the sport I did was a team sport. After having 6 months out I was up for a new challenge - Boxing, why not? I googled local clubs and it just happened there was a club less than 10 minutes walk from my house - Let's Go! That first session, I was in love - it was the hardest workout I had ever experienced... But my competitive side would not let up, I needed to keep up with the rest... That was then, this is now...

Sparring: Boxing is mentally technical and technically mental.

Over the past few months, I have been lucky to have Adrianne looking for occasions that I spare with other females. Two weeks ago, I went to Sussex development squad sparring session, then last week to Eastbourne Boxing Club where a few clubs were invited. I have discovered a whole new lot about myself, including that I am a frantic boxer and that’s not good!

Butt’s Brow – The Bummer Run.

“The most important attribute a player must have is mental toughness” – Mia Hamm. I've made August ''mental toughness month'' for Camille. It began with last week with a surprise run to' Butt's Brow'', the Mt Vesuvius of Eastbourne... By Coach Adrianne

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