OUR WHY
Boxing is quietly transforming lives in complex and deeply personal ways.
Beyond that, we believe it doesn’t just build bodies, it is capable of building minds that can critically question the world around them.
However, structural inequalities often hinder those striving for change or a better life invisibly, while existing solutions focus on symptoms rather than root causes.
However, structural inequalities often hinder those striving for change or a better life invisibly, while existing solutions focus on symptoms rather than root causes.
Boxing is quietly transforming lives in complex and deeply personal ways.
Beyond that, we believe it doesn’t just build bodies, it is capable of building minds that can critically question the world around them.
However, structural inequalities often hinder those striving for change or a better life invisibly, while existing solutions focus on symptoms rather than root causes.
OUR WHY
Boxing
By bringing boxing to more people, we offer disadvantaged youth a safe space to grow with respect, mindfulness, and discipline.
Research
Through the lens of boxing, we make complex ideas tangible and relatable, because everyone deserves to learn through what they love.
Creative Advocacy
We amplify boxing’s positive impact and use it to expose the deeply rooted issues that disadvantage communities and shape harmful narratives.
OUR WHY
Structural Inequalities are built into the system that we live within, shaping both the visible struggles people see, and the invisible barriers they don’t.
Discourages girls from participating in sport.
Prevent those from underrepresented ethnic groups from feeling a sense of belonging in sport.
It significantly prevents those less affluent from being active.
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75%
of boxing clubs and members are based in the 50 most deprived areas of the UK
Research shows that boxing holds a unique position in its ability to connect with and reach the most disadvantaged communities.
Boxing is quietly transforming lives in complex and deeply personal ways. It doesn’t just build bodies, it is capable of building minds that can critically question the world around them.
Together, they act as a structural response to empower young people physically, intellectually, and creatively.
That's why our work moves across 3 disciplines
Research shows that boxing holds a unique position in its ability to connect with and reach the most disadvantaged communities.
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Structural inequalities create both visible struggles and hidden barriers that marginalise many in areas like education, work, and belonging. In sports, these inequalities limit access for less affluent groups, discourage girls, and sometimes exclude underrepresented ethnic communities.
Boxing, however, stands out as a sport that connects deeply with marginalised communities. About 40% of clubs are in the 20 most deprived areas of the UK. It offers more than physical training. Boxing builds confidence, critical thinking, and a sense of belonging. Coaches often share similar life experiences, providing understanding and leadership that helps young people engage with education and improve their future opportunities.
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OUR WHY
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STRUCTURAL
INEQUALITIES
are built into the system that we live within, shaping both the visible struggles people see, and the invisible barriers they don’t.
For Example:
40%
of boxing clubs and members are based in the 20 most deprived areas of the UK
75%
of boxing clubs and members are based in the 50 most deprived areas of the UK
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That's why our work moves across 3 disciplines
Together, they act as a structural response to empower young people physically, intellectually, and creatively.
