moving gyms

[Youngblood]

almost no one left at my gym, to spar or even help coach me. been basically teaching and training myself for the last 6 months and just getting my dad to help me. on top of that found out the gym owner and my main coach (who has pissed off everyone else off to the point of leaving) has been stealing money the boxing federation was sending to me for travel and expenses. knew something was up...just thought he needed it or something for the club and it was the clubs discretion, but found out it came with instructions to be for fighter only, club has no say. (not sure if he forge my name yet or not...but will find out soon) If the club did need it, i would have gladly signed it over. but it wasn't even presented as a option...just taken. plus it don't need it. so fuckin pissed off. he lies about everything. always has...but i had few options all along and just kept my head in the sand to have a place to fight from. but even then it is like 2 fights a year...3 at best and only cuz its forced onto him because of provincials and nats...and he gets money for it if i win...and I've never lost.

Only 2 clubs in my town, the old one I left, and this one. so going back to old club now. had problems there before but nothing like this. at least they have coaches far as i know won't rob me and might want to help a bit. starting next week.

[Youngblood]

this shit is 4real yo. have been contacted by police asking if I want to press charges. not even sure what to think at this point.

[Youngblood]

on Monday am going to the club to get my stuff and my book. What I plan to do is somehow let him know that I know, but not even sure how to approach it. This came at me sideways because I nearly forgot about the stealing. Well not really forgot, you never do...it was forever nagging. But I just planned to leave club. Only thing I can figure is boxing ontario or the bank or something caught him somehow as it isn't like I've really told anyone. I don't feel like being in the middle of drama and it isn't like it is a ton of money. But I still am very pissed off and would like to see him get what he deserves for it...just don't personally want the hassle. Meh.

[Nameless]

on Monday am going to the club to get my stuff and my book. What I plan to do is somehow let him know that I know, but not even sure how to approach it. This came at me sideways because I nearly forgot about the stealing. Well not really forgot, you never do...it was forever nagging. But I just planned to leave club. Only thing I can figure is boxing ontario or the bank or something caught him somehow as it isn't like I've really told anyone. I don't feel like being in the middle of drama and it isn't like it is a ton of money. But I still am very pissed off and would like to see him get what he deserves for it...just don't personally want the hassle. Meh.

You see, what makes the robbery worst is that it didn't only happen once. It did happen a couple of times, actually, which makes things worst. There are a few things to consider:

1) A guy hitting your level of competition needs people around him which he can trust, your actual trainer and the gym owner do not seem to be on the trust level required, really not.

2) One of the main component you need is focus and concentration. How you've picture your trainer, he seems to bring un-deserved and un-needed distraction around.

3) It seems that you're not fighting often enough when a young raising fighter must keep busy.

Honestly, moving off is the best option, no doubt about it, that's what you need to make. Also, the money was perhaps not tons but it did belong to you for all the hard work you've pulled out, period. If I was you, I would go see your coach, explain him kindly that you're leaving, the why of it and that you give him 2 weeks to give you back the money or you will have to press charges against him for it and take all the legal steps necessary to get it. Tell him that you prefer the friendly split up where his name and the robbery won't be mentioned but that if he refuses, you will sadly have to go the other way.

That's what I would do and these are the best advices I can give you at this very shitty moment.

[Youngblood]

1) A guy hitting your level of competition needs people around him which he can trust, your actual trainer and the gym owner do not seem to be on the trust level required, really not.

yea I made it sound like 2 people. but it is just one, him. he is gym owner and my trainer.

thanks a lot for the advice, I appreciate it. It's been a bad situation that just keeps getting worse and agree...I do need to just get out of there.

[Scrap]

Sounds a complete CUNT.

[Nameless]

1) A guy hitting your level of competition needs people around him which he can trust, your actual trainer and the gym owner do not seem to be on the trust level required, really not.

yea I made it sound like 2 people. but it is just one, him. he is gym owner and my trainer.

thanks a lot for the advice, I appreciate it. It's been a bad situation that just keeps getting worse and agree...I do need to just get out of there.

Agreed. And I would nicely talk to him for the money and give him the option; A friendly split up or a robbery charge against him. His move, now.