DOWNTOWN EAST

Danish started boxing because he was overweight. After watching documentaries and training videos of famous boxers, he decided to pick up boxing. Before putting on his boxing gloves, he worked hard to shed some weight and lost 13kgs in 3 months.

After joining a local boxing gym, Danish participated in a few local tournaments before being called up to represent Singapore in various regional competitions.

Danish is still active in the boxing scene. He has been the Singapore National Champion multiple times and has competed with international fighters from countries such as Malaysia, Indonesia, Iran, UAE, Australia and Philippines.
As an athlete and a fighter, he constantly seeks to be a better version of himself.

Coach Danish has been with Spartans Boxing Club since 2016 in the first branch at Joo Chiat. He has helped many achieve their boxing goals and continues to find innovative ways to motivate and train others.

Laugh, Learn, Sweat. Come join Coach Danish for a fun and fruitful time in the gym. Satisfaction guaranteed.

‘It isn’t the mountains ahead to climb that wears you out; it’s the pebble in your shoe.’ Let us remove that pebble and journey up the mountains together.

Even since he was a kid, he was always fascinated with combat sports. However, it wasn't until recently that he mustered up the courage to take up boxing with Spartans Boxing Club. Prior to this, he had minimal to no experience in boxing. Spartans groomed him and helped him to be the boxer that he is today, with all the coaches and also the members, past and present, guiding him and helping him along the way. So please, come by and join him in his journey as a boxer and a coach, and help each other grow as boxing/fitness enthusiasts and also as a person.

Grace attended her first boxing class to lose weight (20kg!) and to overcome being in an abusive relationship. After being hit in the face for the first time, she decided that she wanted to help introduce boxing to more women and girls to help them find their inner strength.She believes that being able to workout is a privilege, and that our human bodies can do amazing things when we train. Focus on what we can do, not what the numbers on the scale are.
Boxing has changed her life and her relationship with her body, and when the going gets tough, she repeats: "one step at a time, one punch at a time, one round at a time" - Rocky B

Outside of the gym, Grace designs dresses with pockets, is playing football, or is lying around on a beach with her dog.

Wen Chong started his boxing journey with Spartans back in 2017 and has since been very passionate about the sport. He took part in various boxing competitions, and has won couple of fights in the amateur scene.

Wen Chong strongly believes that boxing is about hard work and consistency but most importantly loving the sport. During his time in Spartans, he would train up to 3 hrs a day to improve his techniques.

He hopes to share his boxing knowledge with others and help them with their fitness journey.