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GOODHEART: Kingsley Goodison transforming youths through boxing
Mar 14th, 2020 | Category: GOODHEART | 5:04Vowing to continue uplifting youths until the day he dies, Kingsley Goodison has dedicated his days to instructing and transforming approximately 300 boxers over the past decade through his boxing training. Goodison’s passion for boxing and his love for children, strapped with the realisation that there was no youth boxing programme in Jamaica, led to the inception of the Kingsley Goodison Boxing Camp, held annually in the second week in August.
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