
FOR NEW & STRUGGLING BOXING COACHES
Walk onto the gym floor knowing exactly what to say, in what order, and what actually matters.

20 years in boxing clubs. Day-one beginners to world champions.

20 years in boxing clubs. Day-one beginners to world champions.



In boxing clubs
Filling classes for years
World Champions
Coaching, beginners to world champions





Here's something nobody tells you when you start coaching. Being able to fight and being able to teach are two completely different things.
Sometimes the best fighters found the technique easy themselves, so they struggle to break it down, slow it down, and get it across. And that's where most coaching careers stall. Not because of a lack of effort, not because they don't love the sport, but because they don't have the right systems in place to coach and to keep progressing.
Maybe you can throw a clean combination yourself. You've watched every YouTube video on technique. But the moment you have to coach a complete beginner, you start second-guessing yourself.
You're not the only one, and it's completely fixable.

Two types of coach. The new coach who wants to understand the fundamentals of boxing coaching and take them to the gym floor. And the more experienced coach who's found themselves standing in front of a class or a one-to-one, struggling with what to do for the next hour. If that's you, this is for you.
Completely. Being able to fight and being able to teach are two completely different things. The best fighters don't always make the best coaches, because the technique came easy to them and they struggle to break it down for someone else. You're not the only one, and it's fixable.
It's 90 days, broken into three blocks. Block one is what to teach: footwork, defence, punches and combinations, broken down the way I'd coach a new client. Block two is how to train it: individual drills, partner drills, bag work and pad work. Block three is how to deliver it: structuring classes, building four-week blocks, and managing beginners through to advanced.
At the start of each week I send across your tutorial videos so you can take notes and work on them with your clients. Midweek you get a worksheet so you can see your own progress happening in real time. Then at the end of the month we do an in-depth check-in on everything you learned and prepare you for the next block.
No fancy Zooms, no group calls at awkward times. The whole programme runs through WhatsApp and video instructionals. Just videos, drills and direct chat with me.
I only open the programme to 10 coaches each time. That way I can work with everyone individually and give you the feedback you actually need, rather than just generating content. When the 10 spots are gone, the next intake is after this 90 days.
No. Whether you're a complete beginner to coaching or you've got some experience and have hit a wall, the programme meets you where you are and builds your systems from the ground up.
The 90-day programme is £169 per month over three months. After that there's an option to move into group coaching for a small monthly fee, but the foundations of your coaching systems are built across the 90 days. Prices go up after the first intake.
You'll have your own four-week programme built and a full system to coach and progress your clients. From there you can join the group coaching to keep developing, or take what you've built and run with it.

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