Tuesday, July 19, 2022 12:47AM
By: Tom Kretschmer, 6abc.com
Jonathan Gainey has 14 years of experience in personal training and has worked with hundreds of clients and taught numerous fitness classes. But his favorite class to teach is the one nearest to his heart.
“I like to think it’s a testament to how long they’ve been with me and my class. They come in and their smiles never fade,” said Gainey.
Jul 15, 2022 / 12:00 AM EDT
by: D. Malik, PHL17 NEWS
There’s a boxing program in Delaware designed to empower people with down syndrome. It’s called Down to Box — a weekly program that builds skills in coordination, self-defense and physical fitness. PHL17’s Alex Butler went to Knockout Boxing and Fitness to learn more about it. For more info go to: downtobox.org
From an article appearing online on Delawareonline.com.
Monday, July 11th 2022
By: Esteban Parra, Delaware News Journal
On any given Tuesday, one can find Torie Moore at the gym — gloves on and ready to box.
From the punching bag to a practice round with trainer Jonathan Gainey, the 30-year-old woman seems immersed in the boxing culture for the hour she is at the gym.
Pittsburgh-area boxing gym helping to provide support, empower young adults with Down syndrome. The fun fitness class is part of a national nonprofit organization called “Down to Box.”
From an article appearing online on News On 6 (newson6.com) in Tulsa, OK.
Wednesday, August 18th 2021, 5:33 pm
By: Sawyer Buccy
TULSA, Oklahoma – A nationwide nonprofit that helps kids and adults with down syndrome learn boxing skills has come to Green Country.
Coaches at 99 BXNG said they are thrilled to bring this opportunity to the Tulsa community…
Next week they’re starting a program that will teach kids and adults with Down Syndrome boxing skills.
“If you put boxing gloves on anyone, they suddenly have a different way of standing, a different way of carrying themselves,” said Lauren Gates with Down to Box…
From an article appearing online on WHIO TV7 (whio.com) in Kettering, OH.
February 13, 2021
By WHIO Staff
KETTERING — A local gym partnered with the Miami Valley Down Syndrome Association and “Down to Box,” a national non-profit, to offer fitness and boxing to children and adults in the Dayton area.
TITLE Boxing in Kettering launched the program and held their first classes today.
Children between the ages of 6 and 12 had class at 11 a.m. Another class was held at 12:15 p.m. for those 13 and older…