Seven days of boxing with a world champion in your corner and ambitious teammates beside you. You’ll learn the details most boxers miss, push your limits, and leave with proof that you’re capable of more than you could have imagined.
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Seven days
Arrive, settle in, then train through Dan's fight language: Camp Standard, Compulsory Boxing, Cruise Control, Overdrive, and Top Gear. Saturday tests the work. Sunday lets the week land.
Airport support, villa check-in, kit check, and a first read on the standard before training starts properly.
Airport transfer support and check-in at the camp villa.
Meet the group, coaches, and the week ahead without forcing a fake icebreaker.
Kit check, expectations, injuries, limitations, and what to bring into day one.
Simple food, early night, and a clear standard for the week.
Set the base before the names mean anything: stance, balance, guard recovery, jab habits, and the standard expected for the week.
Boxing session: assessment, stance, balance, range, and jab habits.
Food, recovery, and time back at the villa.
Boxing session: punch mechanics, guard recovery, partner drills, and coach correction.
Group meal or villa catch-up to review the day.
Fencing, feinting, jabbing to find range, then exploding with a combination and resetting before you admire the work.
S&C session built to support the boxing, not turn the camp into bootcamp.
Boxing session: fencing, feinting, jabbing to find range, and clean entries.
Boxing session: combination, exit, reset, then repeat under coach correction.
Recovery, food, and optional social time.
Control the ring, circle, manage distance, land single shots, and learn how to hit without getting dragged into a trade.
Boxing session: movement, pivots, single shots, outside control, and drawing mistakes.
Meal prep, rest, and time to recover properly.
Boxing session: be a ghost, defend, react, score, and stay calm when the pace rises.
Coach-led review of what is improving and what needs correcting.
Jab in, attack in two phases, step out, step back in, and reset before the other person can settle.
S&C session focused on energy, durability, and recovery for the next boxing block.
Boxing session: jab in, attack in two phases, step out, step back in, reset.
Boxing session: tight guard educated pressure, reaction manipulation, and controlled rounds.
Recovery, food, and optional group dinner.
Put the week together under fatigue: non-stop phases in and out of range, feet constantly working, decisions staying clean.
Boxing session: phases in and out of range, scenario rounds, and tactical constraints.
Food, rest, and personal coaching notes.
Boxing session: Top Gear rounds, final corrections, and game-plan prep for Saturday.
Rules briefing, light recovery, and individual game plans.
A coach-led test of the structure, composure, and confidence built across the training week.
Warm-up, movement rehearsal, final technical checks, and corner instructions.
Controlled 3 x 2 minute exhibition bout against a matched partner. No winners. No losers.
Debrief, feedback, photos, video moments, and what changed from the first session.
Final group meal, recovery, and the close of the training week.
The hard work is done. Finish the week with the group, recover properly, and leave with a clear next step.
Slow start, breakfast, recovery, and check-out flow.
Curated social/recovery day: beach club, recovery spot, or team meal.
Content folders, post-camp notes, and guidance on how to keep training when you get home.
Transport support and final goodbyes.
Dan brings world champion fight experience, more than 20 years in boxing, and an education-first approach to pressure. This is not pads for clips. It is structure, correction, communication, and a system you can actually use when someone is in front of you.
Dan leads the camp. Around him is a small corner built to sharpen the work: coaching eyes, fight experience, and people who understand what pressure is supposed to reveal.
Boxing coach
Darius brings over 15 years in boxing, from Latvia to fights under his belt and a full-time focus on coaching. For the last five years he has worked with amateur fighters and world-class athletes while travelling around the world.
His approach is honest growth: spot the weak point, turn it into a strength, and help you become better in the ring and in life.
Oracle Boxing
Oliver has captivated more than 300,000 YouTube subscribers by breaking down the fundamental mechanics of punching technique, footwork, and defence in boxing.
He will be there to set the standard, train alongside you, and help make the details sharp enough to hold up when pressure rises.
Co-host
Alex is a co-host and sponsor of The Boxing Camp. His angle is simple: boxing does not just test fitness, it tests how you make decisions under pressure.
He brings the business and identity shift lens: composure, discipline, standards, and what changes when an already successful operator chooses to be tested again.
Where you will train
The camp is built around a serious boxing environment, not a hotel-gym fitness class. You train where the room already understands rounds, correction, pressure, and standards.
The point is not a hotel package with boxing attached. It is the full camp week: coaching, structure, pressure, recovery, and enough support around it that you can focus on the work.
Flights, personal boxing equipment, and private one-to-one videographer coverage are not included.
Exact dates, cohort details, and final logistics are confirmed after application so we can make sure the camp is the right fit before you commit.
Apply first, then we will check the fit, talk through the details, and confirm whether this is the right week for you.
Tell us where you are starting from, why this matters now, and what you want the week to change.
We confirm goals, training reality, travel dates, injuries, and whether the camp can actually serve you.
If both sides agree, you receive the next step, pre-camp preparation, and the logistics for the cohort.
We review applications properly because we want to build the right room for this event: good people, the right energy, and a group that is ready to train seriously together.
Apply nowAmbitious people who want a real boxing challenge, not a casual fitness retreat. You do not need to arrive as an experienced boxer, but you do need to be coachable, honest about your level, and ready to be corrected.
You will train through five structured training days with two boxing sessions per day, supported by conditioning, recovery, partner drills, and pressure work. Saturday is the controlled final test, Sunday is the recovery and social finish.
The final test is a controlled 3 x 2 minute exhibition bout against a matched partner. No winners. No losers. It is coached, contained, and designed to test composure, structure, and decision making under pressure.
Fit enough to train daily and recover responsibly. You do not need to be fight-ready, but you should be prepared for a hard week. Injuries, limitations, or concerns should be declared in the application.
Dan Chapman leads the camp, with Oracle Boxing standards in the room and a small team built around correction, structure, and pressure. This is not pads for clips. The point is to become sharper under coaching.
The pilot offer includes the camp programme, accommodation, meal support, airport and camp transport support, boxing training, coaching, standard photo/video capture, the private camp group, and post-camp guidance. Flights and personal boxing equipment are not included.
Because the group changes the experience. We review applications to protect the standard, match the right people, and make sure the camp is actually a fit before anyone commits.
Dates, cohort details, and final logistics are confirmed through the application and call process while the pilot cohort is being built.