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Partnership
Forty years with Drayton Manor
Drayton Manor has stood behind the club for more than forty years, hosting and sponsoring the club's home shows.
The competitive amateur club — boys and girls from age six, adults who box, and adults who train for fitness, coached by an England-qualified team. See the sessions.
The club's council-funded alternative education provision, working with primary-aged children at risk of exclusion — the discipline of boxing as the engagement tool. About CornerPost.
The Midlands hub for England Boxing's Diploma in Sporting Excellence — a full-time two-year programme for 16 to 19 year olds, run with Landau Forte Sixth Form. About DiSE Midlands.
Every group is coached by the same England-qualified team. Open a group to see what to expect.
Boys and girls from age six. Sessions are mostly non-contact — the basics, footwork and fitness — and every child has an achievement book so parents can see progress.
The same pathway, building session by session. Mostly non-contact, with semi-contact introduced only when a boxer is ready.
Juniors who compete train a minimum of three nights a week. Semi-contact and sparring come when the coaches judge a boxer ready.
For boxers moving from the junior ranks towards senior competition, training alongside the seniors.
Adults who want to box — from a first session on the bags to competing on the club's own shows.
For adults who just want to get fit. Boxing training without the requirement to spar or compete.
Boxing training works the whole body — strength, speed and endurance. Few sports get people fitter, whatever the starting point.
Learning a hard skill in a supportive gym builds self-belief. It shows at school, at work and everywhere else.
Structure, routine and respect for the coach and for each other. The habits of training carry into everyday life.
A club, not just a gym. Boxers, parents and coaches who know each other, and a place to be part of.
The first taster session is free. Come down, meet the coaches and have a go.
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Drayton Manor has stood behind the club for more than forty years, hosting and sponsoring the club's home shows.
The club's work reaches beyond the timetable — it delivers sessions with the Prevent programme and works with NCS.
England squads use the gym as a training camp venue, and the club's own coaches are England-qualified.
Answers to the things parents and new starters ask most. Can't find yours? Send us a message below.
From age six. Minors sessions (6–9) are mostly non-contact, and every child has an achievement book so parents can follow progress.
No. Sessions are mostly non-contact, and boxers move to semi-contact only when the coaches judge them ready.
Yes. There are sessions for adults who want to box and for adults who just want to get fit.
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{{PRICES}} — session and membership prices to be confirmed. The first taster session is free.
The CornerPost Education Centre, Orchard Street, Tamworth B79 7RH.
Ring the gym on 01827 314111 or send a message and we will ring you back.
Ask about sessions or book a free taster. Leave a number and we will ring you back.
Tamworth Boxing is a registered charity (1111325). Every donation goes into the gym and the young people who use it.
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