School pupils in Tameside are fighting fit thanks to the efforts of a former boxer.
Following the easing of Covid restrictions and with a return to normality, Danny Hornsby, who owns Little Rockys, has taken his sessions to 20 schools across the borough.
It's part of his mission to teach a form of self-defense in a fun and friendly environment.
We caught up with Danny at a session with Russell Scott Primary School pupils on Thursday. He told us about a unique boxing event held at Stalybridge Celtic, and reflected on his fight at the Manchester Arena not too long ago.
Pupils Are Fighting FitSchool pupils in Tameside are fighting fit thanks to the efforts of a former boxer. Following the easing of Covid restrictions and with a return to normality, Danny Hornsby, who owns Little Rockys, has taken his sessions to 20 schools across the borough. It's part of his mission to teach a form of self-defense in a fun and friendly environment. We caught up with Danny at a session with Russell Scott Primary School pupils on Thursday. He told us about a unique boxing event held at Stalybridge Celtic, and reflected on his fight at the Manchester Arena not too long ago.
Posted by Tameside Reporter on Friday, July 15, 2022
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