Boxing coach in Gadsden County teaches children the ropes in and out of the ring. Details here
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Coach Shinny Burns claims he effectively uses his gym to help his fighters perform at their best. Burns gives free lessons to children of all ages at his house and instructs them inside and outside the ring. Some of his boxers claim that taking up the sport has given them a second chance at life.
At both the amateur and professional levels, his boxers have achieved considerable success, with one of them, Kelvin Brown, winning five titles in just three years as an amateur.
Another amateur boxer, Jadin Jarvis, said that he was in an inferior position, both mentally and physically, and he was at his lowest until he met my coach’s son, who put him in training. Jarvis added that he wants to keep having experiences he never imagined having.
Burns claims that all he wants is for his boxers to keep becoming better.
FAQs:
- What was Coach Shinny’s inspiration to set up the training?
Burns claims that boxing kept him out of trouble as a kid. Now, he wants to provide others with the same opportunity. - Is Coach Shinny happy with his training?
Coach Shinny said he is content to continue training children without charge in his garden, but he would dearly love to have his building in Midway to train and save as many children as he can.
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