JURONG WEST

At the age of 15, Yang started his boxing journey after reading books on boxers and how they were able to defeat much bigger opponents.

After fighting in boxing tournaments, Yang stepped foot in coaching and have been teaching since 2016. Yang has groomed fighters of all experience ranging from local boxing fighters to SEA games participants.

Yang has also fought as a boxer on national levels and is always looking to share his experience and knowledge of this sport.

The vision is to change the way boxing runs in Singapore, including the way local talents are pushed and coached, and to bring more opportunities to our fighters.

Started boxing since she was 19 and it has been a part of her life since then.

Having been heavily immersed in her school boxing club as well as competing in several exhibition events , boxing has brought out the best in her and taught her to overcome adversity.

Generally, boxing has been a male dominated sport, but she hopes that she can inspire more females to challenge the status quo with her.

Fun fact: She loves bread, bread is life

This exciting boxing journey started about 8 years ago. Picking up experiences through trainings , ample local amateur fights and referee /judging for professional bouts.

He fell in love with the sports due to the strategic and progressive nature. Boxing isn't just in the body but the mind too.

After few years into boxing, he picked up coaching and enjoyed it. The passion for boxing makes him eager to share the knowledge with the community and seeing my boxers improve always bring joy to him.

Always remember to, "start small, keep striving and let it accumulate into greater opportunities in life."

-Kelvin Lin (Yu shen)

You can call him TY, or you can call him Low. He doesn't care as long as you talk to him!

He's been a lifelong enthusiast of fitness and sports, but he'd never been as hooked onto any physical activity as when he discovered boxing 3 years ago. Not only was it an excellent sport for getting into shape, losing weight, and feeling younger, but at a higher level there was a cerebral aspect to boxing that was greatly appealing.

He remembers the first time he walked into a Spartans Boxing Club gym as a boxing newbie. It was an amazing community of coaches and members that were truly supportive and welcoming to everyone. It didn't matter what your what your background or boxing experience was at all. Everyone was accepted.

And so it is this friendly, all-inclusive family spirit that is his driving goal to create and foster here in Spartans Jurong West.

A place where people come as members, but leave as friends.