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The small BraveArt club is a branch of the large Nobre Arte school in Brazil, managed by Head Coach Andrew Mattos, where it is also his atelier and personal development space. The project is incipient and modest, so do not expect superstructures or fancy things, but rather the reality of someone who has already, fought amateur boxing, and studied with the best trainers of the art.
A real place for real people.
Get fit and have fun with classic noble art boxing training: pure technique and functional exercises
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1 hr
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Duration Varies
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45 min
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Recommended not only for parents and children but for anyone with a young one by their side.
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Maintain the progression of high-quality technical training alongside the intensity of fitness.
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How many times a week should you train?
The more you train, the more boxing shapes you — in the ring and in life.
2x per week – Basic Foundations
Training twice a week helps you learn boxing basics like stance, punches, and defense, with gradual progress ideal for beginners. Physically, it builds initial cardiovascular endurance and muscle strength. Mentally, it fosters discipline and stress relief, though deeper focus and resilience are yet to develop. Neuronally, motor coordination begins improving, but progress is slower due to less frequent practice.
4x per week – Accelerated Advancement
3x per week –
Steady Progress
Three sessions a week allow you to solidify fundamentals and start combining punches. Movements feel more natural. Physically, endurance and strength improve noticeably, while recovery remains manageable. Mentally, focus, self-control, and emotional resilience strengthen. Neuronally, consistent repetition enhances motor memory, making movements smoother and more automatic.
Full (5x+ per week) – Flow and Mastery
Three sessions a week allow you to solidify fundamentals and start combining punches. Movements feel more natural. Physically, endurance and strength improve noticeably, while recovery remains manageable. Mentally, focus, self-control, and emotional resilience strengthen. Neuronally, consistent repetition enhances motor memory, making movements smoother and more automatic.
Training five or more times a week brings technical mastery, with fluid and adaptable movements. Physically, the body peaks in strength, endurance, and agility. Mentally, discipline, unshakable focus, and natural confidence take over. Neuronally, reflexes and motor memory reach their peak, allowing near-automatic, precise responses and peak performance.