Chandan Singh's Boxing Training Gallery

Sparring starts early here, but always with control and safety. I believe it's the best way for kids, both boys and girls, to build real confidence and learn to apply their skills under pressure. You can see them learning respect for each other while testing their courage in the ring.

This is the result of discipline and hard work. I am incredibly proud of my young champions from the Delhi Dual Boxing Championship held at our academy. Seeing them with their medals is proof that with the right guidance, anyone can achieve greatness.

Here is one of our dedicated female boxers receiving her award at the United Professional Boxing Fight Club event. I provide a safe and empowering space for women to learn powerful self-defense skills and compete at a high level.

The real fight is always with yourself. This early morning run is more than just a warm-up; it's a mental battle. I teach my students to push past their limits and find the strength within, because winning in the ring starts with winning inside your own head.

A quiet moment of guidance in the corner of the ring. Being a coach is not just about shouting commands. It's about being a mentor, a 'KingMaker', and giving a fighter the mental clarity and belief they need before a battle.

This is what real self-defense training for women and girls looks like. In this controlled sparring session, a young female boxer learns to defend, move, and counter-punch. My goal is to build not just her skills, but her 'jigar' or guts.

Here I am working the pads with one of my professional boxers preparing for a WBO youth title fight. This drill focuses on speed, combinations, and reaction time, essential skills for competing at the highest level of professional boxing.