18/06/2026
π¨ Kids Boxing Cancelled Tonight π¨
Sorry for the short notice, but we need to cancel the 4:00pm Kids Boxing class tonight.
Youth and Adult Boxing sessions will run as normal.
Thank you for your understanding and apologies for any inconvenience caused.
Regards,
Darren and the Wath Boxing Club Team
16/06/2026
Well done to the younger ones tonight π₯
They finished the session with some body conditioning and showed brilliant courage all the way through.
No fear, no quitting, just effort and determination.
This is what boxing teaches at a young age β confidence, discipline, resilience and learning to keep going when it gets tough.
Great work lads π
www.wathboxingclub.com
08/06/2026
Brilliant effort from the Youth Boxing for Fitness group tonight π₯π₯
This is exactly what we want to see:
β
Working hard
β
Building fitness
β
Learning boxing skills
β
Growing confidence
β
Having fun while being pushed
These sessions are ideal for young people who want to get fitter, learn boxing, improve discipline and be part of a positive club environment.
No experience needed. Just a good attitude and willingness to work π
Youth Boxing for Fitness
π
Monday, Wednesday and Friday
β° 5pm
π₯ Ages 10β16
Message us for a free trial. If you want more information on classes we offer, check out our website.
www.wathboxingclub.com
08/06/2026
Just a quick update for everyone attending boxing tonight.
Due to electrical work being carried out in the building, we currently have no power until tomorrow evening.
The good news is that the boxing room should be absolutely fine. We have plenty of windows, so there is still plenty of natural light coming into the gym.
Training will go ahead as normal tonight, but we wanted to make everyone aware before arriving.
Thanks for your patience while the work is completed. Although the boxing room has already been fully rewired, safely removing the remaining old electrical systems in a building of this age takes time and plenty of checks.
See you all tonight.
07/06/2026
This weekend sums up what we try to teach our kids.
Dylan completed a 5km Tough Mudder, played in a football tournament in Sheffield yesterday against academy teams and got a few hard lessons along the way.
Today he's back at it again in Doncaster. Four games played, three wins, and waiting to see who they get in the semi-final.
His coach often calls him the workhorse of the team. Not because he's the most talented, but because he'll sprint back, sprint forward and keep going when others are tired.
This isn't a post about football.
It's about attitude.
As a family we talk about having a "can do" attitude all the time. The same message we used at Bishop Burton back in my teaching days.
You don't get to choose your talent, your height, or who you're competing against.
You do get to choose whether you train. You do get to choose whether you go for that run. You do get to choose whether you practise at home. You do get to choose whether you make excuses or make progress.
Most people don't fail because they can't do something.
They fail because they never give themselves the chance to find out what they're capable of.
Make good choices. Work hard. Give yourself a chance to be great.
The worst regret isn't failure.
It's looking back and wondering...
"What if I'd actually given it everything?"
05/06/2026
Three years in a row. These young warriors. One fantastic cause.
Some of the lads from Wath Boxing Club are once again taking on their annual challenge to raise money for Cancer Research UK.
Last year they raised just over Β£1,000 between them, and this year they're back at it again, giving up their time and putting in the effort to support a cause that affects so many families.
We couldn't be prouder of them. In a world where it's easy to spend time on phones and games, these young men are choosing to make a difference and help others.
Every donation, no matter how small, helps support life-saving research and brings us one step closer to beating cancer.
If you can spare a few pounds, please show them your support:
https://fundraise.cancerresearchuk.org/team/wath-boxing-warriors-1
Well done lads. You're a credit to yourselves, your families and Wath Boxing Club. ππ₯
Wath Boxing Warriors
Cancer is happening right now, which is why I'm taking part in a Race for Life to raise money and save lives. 1 in 2 people will be diagnosed with cancer in their lifetime. Every single pound you donate makes a difference to Cancer Research UKβs groundbreaking work.