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July 3, 2015 - Written by:

Entering the Ring: My Biggest Challenge So Far…

BeckyKickboxing

Taking on a challenge. So, about 3 months ago whilst attending my usual weekly kickboxing session, one of the trainers dropped it in that he reckoned I could fight. Not too surprising I guess. I have been kickboxing and sparring for years but I had only been training at a place that does full contact about a year. This would... Read the rest of this post...

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June 25, 2015 - Written by:

My First Year at Uni: The Good and the Bad!

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I can’t believe it’s been a year since I was worrying about going uni and drowning in my thoughts of whether I would fit in or not, whilst dealing with all the UCAS and student finance things. Which all ends I promise you. I know the student finance thing sounds long and tedious but it will be sorted and that’s when... Read the rest of this post...

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April 29, 2015 - Written by:

I’M YOUNG AND I HAVE A DAMN VOICE, SO LISTEN!

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I am so frustrated over the many times that people just cast me to the sidelines, because APPARENTLY I’M TOO YOUNG. In other words they think I am incapable of doing anything simply because of my age. It’s like a silent way of saying; ‘no, sorry, you’re too stupid to understand’. It’s not like I’m a five year old who... Read the rest of this post...

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April 15, 2015 - Written by:

‘You just have to be kind – there’s nothing bigger than that’. – INTERVIEW: Pavan Amara, Founder of the My Body Back Project

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Sitting in a pretty teashop in Camden on a rainy Sunday morning sounds like a lot of people’s idea of a cosy way to spend part of your weekend. And on this particular occasion, it was made even more delightful with the company of Pavan Amara (or Pav for short), founder of the My Body Back Project. My Body Back... Read the rest of this post...

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April 1, 2015 - Written by:

Talking About Mental Health

TabloidDepression

Whenever mental health hits the headlines, there is an outpouring of ‘the need to talk about it’. Suddenly over every social media platform there was articles discussing the importance of getting it out in the open, and how we shouldn’t feel uncomfortable talking about it, so the stigma can be reduced and so people can admit when they are struggling.... Read the rest of this post...

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