Team Ingram Rayford Collins Jackson Boxing Club

is a subsidiary program of the Lamont Ingram Developmental Organization for At-Risk Children

            ©2008 501 (C)3 I.R.S Approved Non-Profit Organization  

Greetings to you! I would like to personally welcome your child/children to the Team Ingram Rayford Collins Jackson Boxing Club.

The Team Ingram Rayford Collins Jackson Boxing Clubis a subsidiary program under the umbrella of the Lamont Ingram Developmental Organization for At-Risk Children which is a 501 (C)3 non-profit founded in 2008. Team Ingram Rayford Collins Jackson Boxing Club was founded in August 2017 by Mr. Lamont Ingram, an amatuer and professional boxer with many achivements and awards.  Team Ingram Rayford Collins Jackson Boxing Club program exists to provide structure, guidance, and mentorship to the youth in the community. Youth are taught discipline, respect, and sportsmanship, while exhibiting character and integrity as they mature and grow into respectable young men and women.

Mr. Lamont Ingram began boxing in 1995 at the age of 14 years old. Mr. Lamont Ingram's mother placed him in boxing classes as a way to channel his anger and find a better way to deal with all the trouble Mr. Ingram was finding his way into. The young Mr. Ingram wals always getting jumped on and bullied in school, stayed in trouble a lot, had a bad anger problem, and did not respect authority.

Mr. Ingram's amateur boxing coach was Rayford Collins (R.I.P), he was an awesome man and a surrogate father-figure to many youths in Jackson, Tennessee. Coach Collins showed Mr. Lamont Ingram how to be respectful and to never give up no matter how hard life was.  Mr. Lamont Ingram had a strong foundation because he had his mother, Mrs. Shirley Ingram, to ensure that Mr. Lamont Ingram made his way to the gym for practice, even if that meant sacrificing her own time and needs. Mrs. Shirley would work an exhausting 10 hours a day at Bruce Hardwood Floors and then take young Mr. Igram to boxing practice until he was able to get a car of his own at age of 18. The support of family and friends is essential in the development of a child's character. Even the most unruliest child needs the love and structure of a family.

In Mr. Lamont Ingram's 16 years boxing of boxing he only missed a year (if that, all together counted) because he was dedicated to the sport and performing well in the ring. Mr. Lamont Ingram ended his career in 2004 with a record of 58 wins, 10 loses, and 35 knockouts. He made history and won many awards, trophies and medals.

Boxing Training

• A variety of core, cardio, and foot work

• Proper way to throw punches and wrap your hands

• Strength exercises to ...
  • Gain muscle strength
  • Improve your hand-eye coordination
  • Develop your endurance

• This is a great class for self defense and for those being bullied!

Circuit Training

• A form of body conditioning and endurance

• Utilize calisthenics at low to high intensity to build strength and muscular endurance

Speed Play

• Associated with running

• Short breaks in between sessions

• Can include almost any kind of exercise including our boxing class

Zumba and Aerobic Training

• Strengthens the heart and lungs

• Improves your body's utilization of oxygen

Strength Training

• Body weight exercise to target overall strength, balance, flexibility, and core conditioning

Personal Session

Times

Tuesday and Thursday 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM

*By appointment only

Fees

30-Minute Session 

$50

_{1-Hour Session}

$85

Youth Classes 

Age Requirements

Ages 7 to 17 years old may be trained under the guidance of the coaching staff if the youth has registered with USA Boxing

Due to USA Boxing Rules, youth under 7 years old cannot register for USA Boxing membership, so they cannot enter the ring. However, youth under the age of 7 can watch and learn from the older trainees and can be mentored by the coaching staff. Admittance into the training program will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis.

For trainees already in the boxing program, who entered the boxing program under the age of 17 but now are 18 years or older, they can continue to train with Team Ingram, but they must pay a $75 per month membership fee. If the trainee wishes to become part of Lamont Ingram's Hub City Boxing Promotions, a contract can be drafted to bring the trainee on board. Trainee assumes all costs associated with signing as a boxer with Lamont Ingram's Hub City Boxing Promotions.

Times

Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday 4:00 PM to 5:30 PM

Fees

FREE! FREE! FREE!to youth ages 7 to 17 years old

Note to Parents & Gaurdians

While the gym fees are free for trainees between the ages of 7 and 17, it doesn't mean that it doesn't cost our organization money to operate. Please think of providing small items to help with the practice sessions. We are in need of ...

Snacks for practice (e.g. fruit, granola, water, sports drinks)

Hand Sanitizer

Sanitizing Spray (Lysol)

Paper Towels

If you would like to sponsor a field trip (e.g. movies, zoo, museum, park) as a reward for the hard work the youth are putting in, please contact the main office by calling (731) 736 - 1109 or emaling secondchance731@gmail.com with your name and details of your planned outing. Head Coach Ingram will review the proposal and then send his decision back to you.

Workout schedules will be posted daily when boxers arrive

Gym is closed on Wednesday, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays