Bristol Ringside boxing club supports youth development and safety
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 16, 2026, 5:20 AM
Last updated Jun 16, 2026
Bristol Ringside, a boxing club established ten months ago, provides structure and discipline for young people in the Chew Valley and south Bristol. With classes for ages six to 19, over 60 members benefit from improved self-esteem and boxing skills. Founder Jordan Doherty emphasizes the club's role in keeping participants safe and focused, as many would otherwise struggle without such support. Members report significant personal growth, with improved behavior and new friendships formed through the sport.
- •Bristol Ringside serves youths aged six to 19, focusing on safety and discipline.
- •Founder Jordan Doherty provides free coaching and relies on community funding.
- •Members engage in boxing training and fitness sessions, fostering personal growth.
- •Archie, 13, has won three titles in competitive boxing since joining.
- •Many members attribute improved behavior to their experiences at the club.
- 5:20 AMYahoo Sports — Boxing club offers young people 'focus and safety'
"A boxing club says discipline, routine and belonging are helping young people stay safe.
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