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Learning how to fight isn’t about violence—it’s about confidence, deterrence, and capability. This essay explains why being physically capable changes how you move through the world and keeps danger from finding you.
Combat sports aren’t just physical – they teach lessons in risk, strategy, and mental agility that apply to life and even online entertainment choices.
From boxing, I learned how to conquer procrastination. Here are some tips I picked up to help you stop procrastinating and get things done.
Instead of giving you the same old list of creatine, fish oils, and other supplements that every list provides for boxing supplements, I’ll share my own stack and what actually works.
Discover why learning to fight may be the ultimate path to self-improvement. In this Stoic Street Smarts podcast episode, Ed Latimore explains how combat sports build real confidence, discipline, and resilience—and why fighting teaches lessons no book or routine ever could.
On July 12, 2025, I returned to the ring after an 8 1/2 year layoff, at age 40, to win a boxing match by TKO. Here is what boxing at age 40 is like and how I trained.
This article covers protein benefits for boxers and explains why all boxers, regardless of weight class, need protein shakes.
L-carnitine is one of the best supplements for improving boxing cardio. Check it out if you want to increase your boxing endurance and stamina. Learn more here
This article covers another majorly underused supplement in boxing, beta-alanine.
Although boxing is physically and mentally exhausting, we often have trouble falling asleep. I break down best combination of supplements that’s helped me quickly fall into a deep sleep every night.
Trimethylglycine is one of the best supplements for any athlete to take. Boxers need to incorporate this into their training stack if they want to make big improvements in power and cardio.
If you’re a boxer looking for better endurance, faster recovery, and sharper focus—methylene blue might be the legal performance enhancer you’ve been missing. I use Meraki Methylene Blue, and here’s why I think you should too.
This article explains the cognitive benefits and the physical advantages gained by boxers if they take start supplementing with creatine.
Discover how I went from failing high school to getting a degree in physics, all by learning how to box.
It’s easier to act yourself into a new way of thinking than to think yourself into a new way of acting. Training your body forces your mind to change, changing how you see the world. This change in perspective changes your actions, which is how you change your life.
Phentermine enhances fasting and athletic performance through appetite suppression and neurotransmitter modulation. Unlike GLP-1 agonists, it offers controlled 20-hour effects, boosting energy and mental focus without muscle loss. While effective for fasting and training, it’s banned in competition by WADA and contraindicated for those with cardiovascular issues or hyperthyroidism.
Boxing is the most difficult thing you can do, and from my experiences, I learned what I learned about building resilience. Resilience is built by doing difficult things repeatedly.
I hope this post ages well. Once upon a time, I was a professional boxer. Now, at the age of 40, I’ll be fighting again. In this essay, I explain why I’m boxing and what I hope to accomplish this time around.
This article is my collection of suggestions for anyone who wants to become a better boxer. The 25 tips are broken down into four categories.
Learning to fight is transformative to your mind, body, and confidence. In this article you’ll understand the undeniable benefits.
I’ve been a boxer for over a decade. Here’s why it’s the toughest sport to learn
Getting punched in the face isn’t that bad. In fact, it can be the source of some valuable lessons. Here are five things you can learn from the experience.
In this essay, I explain why I started boxing. I think all fighters will see a bit of themselves in this post.
I explain the harsh truth of the boxing game and the factors that lead me to hang up the gloves for good.
From my 12-year boxing career (6 years an amateur boxer, 6 years a professional boxer) I break down everything you need to know to get into boxing.
I’ve been a boxer for over 10 years, and nothing has changed my life more than boxing. This is a list of reasons why you should start boxing today.
You learn the most about yourself when you push through pain. These are some of the lessons that can’t be taught.
Fighting to the death teaches you a lot about life. Violence has a lot to teach us all. I learned from both street fights and boxing matches.
Fighting is easy. Fighting is fun. What’s hard is training for the fight. What’s miserable is training for the fight.
You learn more valuable life lessons losing than you do from winning. These are 8 valuable lessons I learned from getting knocked out in front of the world.
Fighting in the hood is always about more than just fighting. The following is an important lesson I learned from living and fighting in the hood.
Here are 48 life lessons I learned from being a boxer. You may never fight, but if you use these lessons, you’ll gain a huge advantage in the world.