Recurrent Concussion
kate davis jonesEssays on practicing the boxing life in a cerebral world
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Intimacy, intuition, intention
Cyanotype “Men boxing, one knocking other down” from the Smithsonian Collection
Boxing has a reputation for being a serious, tough-guy sport, but gyms—at least all the ones I’ve been to—are silly. Learning a sport is an act of play. Play i...
Everyone dreams of becoming a Boxer
Boxing is everywhere: movies, music, K-dramas, award-winning novels, otome phone games. Even MMA on the White House lawn is arguably an outgrowth of boxing. Yet the actual professional sport has no sway in contemporary culture—fights barely...
No one cares about the spectacle
Location: the fight that wasn’t, in Durham NC
A poster at my gym advertised the event. Titled Fight Night Fridays, the graphic included a promoter, a date, and tickets for just under thirty dollars. It seemed legit enough. The location was...
Twice As Hard
Imagine: you’re in the gym, stretching, minding your business, then suddenly the question rings out from the weights, a loud voice, near hysterics: “Man, how are you in a boxing gym and you don’t know who Terence Crawford is?”
Do you, read...
Striving for more
Boxing. Transient workers living at the FSA (Farm Security Administration) migratory farm labor camp. Athena, Oregon (mobile unit). from NYPL Digital Collections
When drilling in boxing, sometimes my brain shuts off. I get stuck in the rhy...
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East coast jock writing about boxing. Ghostwriter and co-author of many books.
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