Female boxer trains for spot in 2016 Rio Summer Olympics

The 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro are hardly a year away and learner female boxer Dani Renee is centered around there. Renee said that in the wake of completing school at Georgia State and doing wellness displaying, boxing was all the while something she needed to do in light of the fact that she needed to go to the Olympics. Keeping in mind the end goal to place herself in the best position to arrive, Renee has been preparing five times each week at the Paul Murphy Boxing Club with coach Bert Wells.

There is no exercise center like Paul Murphy's and a coach like Bert,  he is a decent coach. Since she just had six novice sessions at press time and not a lot of boxing background, Renee said she will prepare twice every day all the more frequently and may attempt to go three times each day after the Women's Golden Gloves rivalry, which started Monday in Fort Lauderdale.

A percentage of the young ladies in the Olympics have been battling for quite a long time and in fact she is simply hitting my first year. She need to learn boxing at a quickened pace. To achieve the Summer Olympics, Renee, a 106-pound warrior, will need to complete in the main three at the qualifying occasion in September, then win the trials occasion a month ago.

She has a feeling that she is the best on the world and her greatest adversary is my psyche. Coach Bert is shaping me towards being the best on the planet. We don't prepare to be normal. She don't trust in being a normal individual. At whatever point she prepare for something, she prepare to be the best.

Series win incites Tonia Couch for Olympics and world championships

Great Britain’s diver Tonia Couch thinks she can complete podium finish at the world championships and next year’s Olympics after her recent successful diving World Series. The 26-year-old won bronze at the most recent World Series in Mexico in the category of 10m platform after giving six consistent performances to secure  the overall title. The individual competition of the Plymouth diver at the World Aquatics Championships in Russia later this summer must be finished in top 12 to qualify for the 2016 Olympics.

She said her recent success has boosted her confidence. Couch said she worked hard in the World series and her six attempts turned out really well. She noted it is satisfactory but not over yet because world championships is coming after six weeks. Couch admitted she wants a medal but it is a tough competition but her experience will help her because it will be her third Olympics next year.

Couch and Sarah Barrow also won three medals including a silver in Canada in synchronized diving throughout the World Series but the pair must be in the top three at the world championships to qualify for Rio. Couch admitted she saw many ups and downs throughout her career but won her first contest after just six weeks of diving which was a great achievement at such a young age. She further said you should keep on working hard and the results come your way.