Welcome to the 2nd video in our series of videos covering a week in the life of a boxing coach at am amateur boxing club. My aim is to post as many videos as possible throughout a full amateur boxing season.
In this video we complete a walk around of the boxing club. It still looks a hell of a lot like a building site, but we are making progress and the bottom line is we have to have the doors open…we have been closed for too long.
And what can I say, from here on in things can only improve!
Any questions or observations, let me have them in the comments section.
Cheers
Fran
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Fran,
Do you own the building or rent it? If you rent it, is it privately owned or owned by the local authority? Can I ask how much the rental is and what the square foot area is?
How much do you charge your boxers to train? Is it on a pay per visit basis or is on a subscription basis?
Sorry to appear to pry, but I’m just interested.
Will the parents viewing area have a screen/window to it or will it be open?
Thanks.
Great video Fran.
You’re clearly very passionate about providing a great facility for your boxers – keep up the excellent work!
Happy 50th too………….
Thanks for these insightful webisodes Fran. Really helps us members & subscribers get a good look at your club and how it is run! I used to box at amateur club here in Canada when I was a younger man haha Everything you are showing and talking about seems very familiar! It’s great you are making a positive impact in these young people’s lives…from the description of the destitute and impoverished area you are in, it sounds like they could use a helping hand. Keep up the great work brother!
Great video. Happy birthday Fran. Are you going to have any speedbags in the new gym?
Thanks Tommy. Not sure yet…very noisy 🙂
Hi Fran. Lots of challenges ahead; but, such a worthy cause. Wish you all the best – hoping all goes smoothly. And happy 50th – a good excuse to take a bit of a break and party a little (we all need some of that from time to time).
Thanks Ross, I appreciate your support. Will definitely give that party thing a go 😉
Great insight Fran, don’t lose heart, I was a contracts manager for a contractor for a while, and there’s always unforeseen issues. The end result will be worth it. By the way, I just picked up one of those Ergo peanut bags based on the fact that you use them – great bit of kit. And happy birthday for next week, welcome to the over 50s club! 👍🏻
Thanks for the encouragement Richard, it helps. Good luck with the Ergo bag (top quality kit). And yes, over 50’s club here I come. I’m hoping that I will wake up distinguished…we’ll see!