Friday, November 02, 2007

Butterfly Boxing: Butterfly Level 1 Finale in Motion!

Butterfly Boxing: Butterfly Level 1 Finale in Motion!

Wednesday, November 29, 2006

Ordinary Women Doing Extraordinary Things

Over the years, I have come across many people who don’t realize how extraordinary they are. Who are these Extraordinary Women? They could be standing right next to you.

In fact, it IS You.

I am sometimes awestruck by the strength, courage and intelligence of the Women I encounter. And yet the part that I see is just a small portion of these seemingly normal Women’s lives.

For Example, the Lady who is successfully raising her family while working full time at the local school and manages her own business hand crafting educational tools. She does this while lovingly assisting her husband to run his business and painstakingly maintaining a lovely home and garden. Where does she get her energy from?

Another example, the Lady who works tirelessly to give her family what they need, she keeps a healthy and loving relationship with her husband and children, and manages to give time, energy and hands on assistance to those who she sees has no one else to care for them. In her spare time she even manages to volunteer as a cook for a week long youth camp of 100+

Perhaps the biggest example that I have seen played out in my life is this-

The Woman who raised 12 children virtually single handedly, a Master of Economy, a Home Maker of outstanding skill, a Teacher who taught most of her children to read very early, a devoted mother who woke her young children at 5.30am every morning to take them to the gym to help one of the youngest (who was struck lame by Rheumatic Fever) to grow strong again, a loving grandmother of 25. A woman who works tirelessly for her family and her grandchildren, A Woman of Courage, Conviction and Faith. My Mother.

The point of my story is this- All around us, there are people who are doing the most amazing things. We are surrounded by people who are achieving amazing things, in life, career, family, business, sport, who never recognize their own worth.

If you could see ourselves through the eyes of others of those who are close to us, would you be amazed just how much we are admired, respected and loved?

This actually brings me to the other point of my story – REWARDING THYSELF. As we each are remarkable, unique, hardworking and very special, why do we find it hard sometimes to see the value of what we do and achieve?

Completing our 6 Week Challenge is an achievement and you DESERVE A REWARD for being courageous and strong. What will your reward be?

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Friday, November 17, 2006

Butterfly Boxing

Butterfly Boxing is the brainchild of Gareth Williams, Professional Trainer and Specialist Boxing Coach and Performance Coach and Trainer, Huia Hikaiti. Designed as Boxing Training Challenges for Women only, Butterfly Boxing combines the Art of Boxing with Performance Life Coaching. Many women find walking straight into a Fighter's Gym intimidating but they want to experience boxing for health and fitness.

Butterfly Boxing is THE solution to recieving REAL Boxing Training, in an environment that is supportive, firendly and fun. Read more about this innovative Training System by visiting their blog or by going to www.theboxingshop.com.au

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Wednesday, October 25, 2006

Moves That Matter

Moves That Matter is the Mastermind of Danny McCallister. Danny operates his business in Brisbane and has a speciality in Core Stability and Strength work. Danny is very passionate about keeping on top of the latest industry trends and is himself, trained by Specialist Boxing Trainer, Gareth Williams. Danny says that he enjoys training and being trained by the elite.

Danny is a well known face around Brisbane's rugby League clubs as he is also an old school footy boy. His career as an athlete has given him a distinct edge over his competitors and if that doesn't grab you, the sheer size of him will!. Check out his website at www.movesthatmatter.com.au

Friday, September 01, 2006

SPORT PSYCHOLOGY

How to Learn From Success and Failure alike This article was written by Lee Crust from Peak Performance Online and describes that how we explain our performance in an event can either help or hinder our ability to perform at a higher level.

The way we express ourselves gives vital clues into our mindset and can have a vital impact on our ability to bounce back or to improve personal performance.
Could you be holding yourself back? How can you begin training the mind to become a positive force that sees you through the toughtest of circumstances?

A great place to start is to look at the way you communicate!

4 Ways to Better Use Positive Energy

4 Ways to Better Use Positive Energy
I am continually inspired by high performing athletes who have achieved outstanding results by the power of positive thinking. This is an example of what you can do to create the mindset of a champion. Please click on the link above to read this article posted by mentalstrength.com

Thursday, August 31, 2006

Australian Light Welterweight Champion - Chris McCullen


Congratulations to Chris McCullen, the new Australian Light Welterweight Champion. Your hard work and dedication has paid off Chris and we are all so proud of your extraordinary acheivements. It can now be revealed that 4 weeks out from this fight, Chris suffered from a broken hand and was unable to use it to train with. This did not stop him from intensive training and prepraration, Chris never had it in his mind to reschedule or quit. He did however, do everything possible to ensure that his hand healed as quickly as possible by using a variety of treatments, including accupuncture. Chris was able to battle through any kind of mental disadvantage that very well could have been a down fall for him, by staying focused and positive on his goal of winning the Australian Title. As a Coach, it has been a real pleasure to work with Chris and I admire his strength, dedication and open mindedness to be the best that he can. Well done Chrisee.

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