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Two of our youth female boxers with BIG futures ahead! 🥊🔥

Tiara and Calista 🥊

These sisters are beyond talented, and their hard work, determination and love for boxing make us proud every day. Future world champs in the making! 🏆🌎

It’s a privilege to have them at Boomerz Boxing Club and be part of their journey. Keep chasing those dreams, girls. We’re in your corner all the way! 💪❤️

#BoomerzBoxing #FutureWorldChamps #GirlsWhoBox #YouthBoxing by @scienceoverviolence

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Tag a sparring partner you always apply belt too by @scienceoverviolence

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Winning our first @consumerchoiceaward
Thank you to our team & community for all your support! taken in Boomerz Boxing Club by @scienceoverviolence

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Only in Detroit by @scienceoverviolence

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The feet are the king by @scienceoverviolence

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Interesting fact: László Papp got his first big break almost by accident. At 19, he was watching a tournament as a spectator when a Hungarian fighter’s opponent needed a replacement. Papp was pulled from the crowd, stepped into the ring, and stopped his opponent in the second round.

The performance was so impressive that he was immediately selected for the Hungarian national team. Within days, the spectator had become an international boxer. by @scienceoverviolence

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Reactive padwork

A fighter cannot rely on a coach shouting every command. He has to use his eyes, read the movement, recognize the trigger, and make the decision himself.

The pads become a living opponent.

Every movement creates a question. Every reaction creates an answer.

This develops a fighter’s boxing IQ, instincts, timing, awareness, and ring generalship. It teaches him to see the fight, not wait to be told what to do.

You can’t coach a fighter to think in the ring. You have to train him to think. by @scienceoverviolence

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Reactive padwork

A fighter cannot rely on a coach shouting every command. He has to use his eyes, read the movement, recognize the trigger, and make the decision himself.

The pads become a living opponent.

Every movement creates a question. Every reaction creates an answer.

This develops a fighter’s boxing IQ, instincts, timing, awareness, and ring generalship. It teaches him to see the fight, not wait to be told what to do.

You can’t coach a fighter to think in the ring. You have to train him to think. by @scienceoverviolence

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