Jack Sunderland
CEO & Founder
We help young people to be strong for life
What started as a small boxing gym has become a social enterprise changing lives through boxing, fitness, and education.
We opened Training Cave as a place for people to train, grow, and belong
What began as a few local classes has grown into a community of hundreds of members and a competitive Boxing Academy. For us, it's never just been about fitness — it's about confidence, resilience, and belonging.
Oscar
Member
Natasha Gelder
COO & Integrator
Jacob Evans
Senior Boxer
Micheala Hempstock
Education Lead
Sully
Member
Danny Missin
Youth Programme Lead
Molly
Member
Richard Atkinson
Operations Lead
Junior
Member & Volunteer
Josie Windle
Business Admin Officer
Sidney
Member
Jacob Dixon
Staff
Brandon Brearley
Volunteer
Maja Kacprzak
Marketing Assistant
Ivan Gudarev
Volunteer
Archie Barker-Hill
Staff & Volunteer
Graham Thomas
Volunteer
Lucy Sunderland
Secretary
Jack Sunderland
CEO & Founder
Oscar
Member
Natasha Gelder
COO & Integrator
Jacob Evans
Senior Boxer
Micheala Hempstock
Education Lead
Sully
Member
Danny Missin
Youth Programme Lead
Molly
Member
Richard Atkinson
Operations Lead
Junior
Member & Volunteer
Josie Windle
Business Admin Officer
Sidney
Member
Jacob Dixon
Staff
Brandon Brearley
Volunteer
Maja Kacprzak
Marketing Assistant
Ivan Gudarev
Volunteer
Archie Barker-Hill
Staff & Volunteer
Graham Thomas
Volunteer
Lucy Sunderland
Secretary
Soon, schools started calling. Teachers needed support for students who were disengaged or at risk of being excluded
We built accredited programmes in boxing, PE, sports leadership, and wellbeing — courses that give students qualifications, confidence, and real pathways into further education or work. Today, our classrooms are just as important as our gym floor.
Word spread beyond the classroom. Councils, police, and charities asked us to meet young people where they are
Not every young person walks through a school gate or gym door. So we took the gloves to them — pop-up sessions in local parks, youth justice referrals, holiday programmes. Building safer, stronger communities across Kirklees.
£84k
of social value created
Through events, partnerships and referrals that build safer, stronger communities
45
Community events
Organised in 2024/25, including outreach sessions, holiday camps and partnership initiatives
22
Partnerships formed
From police to youth justice and community safety teams across Kirklees
29
Youth justice referrals
Young people supported through intensive programmes and mentorship pathways
As our work grew, so did the need for support. Local businesses and national sponsors stepped up
They invested not just in boxing, but in stronger communities. Every pound we receive is reinvested into youth programmes and outreach projects, from reducing antisocial behaviour to building brighter futures.
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