Services Offered
Youth Boxing Classes
Structured boxing training for kids, focusing on technique, fitness, and discipline in a supportive setting.
Mentorship Programs
One-on-one and group mentorship to build confidence, accountability, and life skills beyond the ring.
Character Development Workshops
Interactive sessions teaching resilience, teamwork, and positive decision-making for youth.
Community Engagement Events
Organized activities and events that foster a sense of belonging and community care for participants.
Boxing Fitness for Kids
Fun, age-appropriate fitness routines using boxing to promote health and active lifestyles.
Reviews
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Symone’s Gaming
via Google
about 1 month ago
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Angela Williamsvia Google
about 1 month ago
While I don’t have a child enrolled in the program, I’ve had the opportunity to work alongside this organization and witness their impact up close. What they do goes far beyond boxing. They provide structure, discipline, mentorship, and a sense of belonging for youth who truly need it. You can tell when an organization is rooted in purpose rather than performance. Punch4Pounds shows up consistently, pours into the community, and holds young people to a standard that builds confidence, accountability, and resilience. This is prevention work. This is character development. This is community care done the old-school way hands on, hearts open, no shortcuts. If you’re looking for an organization that walks the walk and changes lives quietly but powerfully, Punch4Pounds deserves your respect and your support.
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Jeanea Williamsvia Google
about 1 month ago
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Ciarra Hairstonvia Google
3 months ago
I hate to do this but I’ve called you all several times unable to leave a VM and have emailed you all and then filled out the form online. With still no response very open communication and I really wanted my son to learn and enjoy boxing with you all. I hope you all work on the communication for this business it seems like it would be great otherwise.
