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All Things Boxing with Coach Rieffe | Inside Project Achilles Ep. 4

All Things Boxing with Coach Rieffe | Inside Project Achilles Ep. 4

From Project Achilles

October 15, 2026

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What does it take to become a boxing coach, and what makes a great training environment?

In this episode of the Inside Achilles Podcast, our host sits down with the Project Achilles boxing coach to talk all things boxing. From how he first got into the sport to his coaching style and what makes boxing at Achilles unique, they get into the lessons, techniques, and mindset behind the training.

Whether you're new to boxing or have years of experience, there's always something to learn.

Train with purpose. Keep improving. Get better every day.

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