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‘Art in Motion.”

What is your favorite form of physical exercise?

My favorite form of exercise has always been hitting the punching bag. Most people think it’s a way to let out anger or frustration — a release valve for the chaos inside. But for me, it’s not about that.

It’s about rhythm.

It’s about being in tune — with my footwork, my balance, my breathing.

Each punch has a purpose. Every angle carries a story. It’s not just about throwing harder — it’s about throwing right. Learning how to move your head, your shoulders, your feet — how every inch of your body plays a part.

Boxing, for me, is full-body awareness. It’s art in motion.

I’ve loved the sport since I was a kid, but as I got older, I began to see it differently. It’s not just fighting. It’s geometry and timing. The game within the game. The real fight is in the footwork — working the angles, taking them away, finding that split-second opening where everything aligns.

And when it does, there’s no anger left to release — just rhythm, movement, and peace.



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