Rajan Vohra played football at a high level. When injuries and work commitments brought that chapter to a close, the thing he missed most was not the sport itself — it was the community.
The training sessions with teammates. The energy of working towards something together. The release that comes from giving everything you have and walking away lighter for it.
He felt isolated. Trapped. Longing for that team atmosphere and social connection that competitive sport had always provided.
Boxing changed that.
It started as a personal outlet — a way to train hard, release pent-up energy and work on himself. But what kept him coming back was the community around it. The people. The atmosphere. The shared effort.
Rajan taught himself to hold pads, then trained across the UK, America, Canada and the UAE, developing his own coaching philosophy along the way. That philosophy became Box N Sweat.
