Friday, the Haymakers team had another exciting day. Early on, we went to Mendez Boxing to check in with Jim Paolino who got in the ring with his trainer for a few rounds. Jim's movement around the ring has improved a lot and shows through his...

Saturday was fun a filled day for the Haymakers team. First, we were off to Gleason's Gym in Brooklyn to see Ari Untracht and to meet Dom Aragon Jr. Ari got in the ring for a nice sparring match- doing three, three minute rounds!

Friday was an exciting morning for the Haymakers team- running all over! First up, was Mendez Boxing to see Jim Paolino. Jim sparred a few rounds in the ring with his trainer, and then did drills and hit the bag. Next up was Trinity boxing to check...

Thursday was an action packed day for the Haymakers team. First off, we went to see Jamie McDonald (pictured left). Jamie's first training session was laugh out loud funny, but this time, things got slightly serious.

Yesterday, the Haymakers team got another early start to their day! First up, at 6 am, was Peter Chidyllo at Mendez Boxing. We first saw Peter working the mitts in the ring, and doing push-ups and sit-ups on his off rounds. Then he was off like a...

Yesterday, the Haymakers team got an early start to the day (6 am!) and met up with Patrick Barrett (pictured left) at Trinity Boxing down by Wall Street. Patrick, who used to room with one of our favorite veteran fighters, Jim Ramella, at BC, was...

In a blog post that can be found on the NY Time's website, a study shows beetroot juice is having a positive affect on athletes performances at the Olympics.

In a very intriguing article posted on abc news' website, a team of researchers have discovered that grapefruit juice can reduce the cost of cancer care.

Yesterday, the Haymakers team made their way back to Trinity Boxing Club downtown to meet up with Eric Goldfisher (pictured left) and John McDonald (pictured below). Eric has been training at Trinity on and off for the past eight years, and has two...

Over the passed few days everyone in the media, including famed ESPN analyst Michael Wilbon have declared USA Boxing dead. All of these analysts have very valid points, but they seem to be missing a key point...