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Lisa Creech Bledsoe (Lisa Creech Bledsoe)

@glowbird

Raleigh, NC

About Lisa Creech Bledsoe:

I'm a speaker, writer, media ninja, and amateur boxer chick. I have three boys at home and I try to make it to most of my husband's rock and roll gigs.

Lisa Creech Bledsoe's Favorite Sports:

Basketball, Kitesurf, MMA, Roller Derby, Speed Skating, Boxing, Hike/Backpack, Jump Rope, Weightlifting, Yoga

Lisa Creech Bledsoe's blog is a member of the Women Talk Sports Network:

The Glowing Edge

Lisa Creech Bledsoe: Speaker, writer, media ninja, Apple fangirl, boxer chick. Online a bunch. Otherwise in the gym.

3 Completely Counterintuitive Boxing Secrets
Boxing doesn’t always work like you might think. Last night I was training at Second Round, my home gym. The afterschool crew was working through their paces with Sinclair, so I did my jump rope rounds, stretching, and shadowboxing alone. Mostly ...[Read on]
The Geography of Boxing Guts
There is a visually simple way to understand where you are — and change your position — on the fear scale in boxing. Sparring can be scary, of that there’s no doubt. And there’s always dread to overcome when making the decision ...[Read on]
When Sparring is Magic
I can’t remember when I last had one of these days, but this week it all came back to me in one of those clear, beautiful, pristine experiences of pure sparring magic. Sparring is always hard boxing work. It’s actually much more pleasurable...[Read on]
Boxing Training After 40
If you’re over 40 and in the amateur ring, boxing most likely isn’t (and isn’t going to be) your career. But you can pretty much guarantee that it will change your life. I’m not trying to convince you of something, I’m mos...[Read on]
Boxing Ring Card Girls
Ring-Card Girls. Three small words. But stand by for big arguments when they’re mentioned in conversation between men and women. Adam Welsh is a British-based Human Resources Manager with a keen interest in many sports, including boxing. You may ...[Read on]
I Love to Fight
You knew this. I knew this. But periodically I’m reminded. Last night I went 4 rounds (at the end of my workout, I must add, because I’m vain. Also a masochist.) with a good friend and freaking awesome sparring partner at my boxing gym. Si...[Read on]
Sustaining Damage During Sparring
A boxing sparring session is radically different than an actual match. If I had to choose between the two, sparring wins every time. It can be unbelievably beautiful to watch, particularly when the two boxers agree — implicitly or explicitly —...[Read on]
Boxing After 40 With a Bad Shoulder
I took 6 weeks off of boxing lately, mostly just to rest, focus on work, and give myself a break after my last fight. I’m not crazy, though — I kept up my runs and weights at home. I just didn’t do any boxing-specific work. No heavy b...[Read on]
Risky Business: Holly Holm's Safety at Risk by Dangerous Ref (and Corner) in "World Dominance" Bout
The Holly Holm  (30-2-3, 9-KOs) vs Anne Sophie Mathis (26-1, 22-KOs) “World Dominance” fight is bothering me, and it should bother everyone with a stake in professional boxing. Both of these phenomenal, world-class boxers fou...[Read on]
My Boxing Win in Wilmington
I had my first fight with my Second Round team in Wilmington. It’s always a toss-up, fighting Masters, as to whether I’ll actually get an opponent. I weighed in at an event last month and my opponent didn’t show. Women over the age of 35 who wan...[Read on]

Today on the Women's Sports Calendar:

NCAA Tennis Championships
May 17 - 28: Dan Magill Tennis Complex
NCAA Golf Championships
May 22 - 25: Vanderbilt Legends Club
WNBA Games
May 22: 200 S Denver Ave Tulsa, OK 74103-5019

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