Boxing is a sport renowned by many sports psychologists and academics alike for its therapeutic nature in developing and strengthening the mental health and discipline of all those who take part in it. I shall explain these wondrous benefits, in brief, and detail how you can help the cause!

There are several mental health benefits that can be attributed to boxing and in an environment where the daily social and academic stresses of school can, often-times, become overwhelming, detrimental to the future of students who are prone to mental health issues and, regrettably, in some cases the tension of school and home-life can, indeed, be fatal. Thus, with mitigation of these regrettable outcomes is something that boxing inherently brings to the table. According to Tanya Morgan, boxing provides a means to vent out the aggression that builds up with everyday life in a manner that is beneficial to the mind, body and spirit. For those that suffer with loneliness, boxing gives one incredible self motivation and focus while those who are tenants of depression will be benefited in the sense that it provides a rush of mood-lifting endorphins. Countless studies also finds that it reduces aggression and anger in teenagers and in a society that is anti boyish behavior, boxing becomes a refreshing outlet.

Thus, if you wish to help the cause, sign this petition to bring in a trainer twice a week for boxing so you and I can experience the benefits in all its splendor.