Alexis David

Alexis David has over 20 years experience in the sport including 16 years with the Singapore National Team. Alexis has numerous honours to his name including a SEA Games medal. One of the founding fathers of White Collar Boxing in Asia, Alexis has coached over 120 people from novice to their first bout in the last 18 months. Alexis brings a wealth of technical experience to his sessions helping new boxers ensure they get the fundamentals right and helping the more experienced boxers to develop their skills.

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Michelle Thavasi

Michelle Thavasi is Singapore's top female boxer and has represented Singapore, including winning a bronze medal at the 2009 Arafura Games in Australia. Michelle has been coaching our female boxers for the last two years and has developed an extensive program that is both involving and challenging for those looking to develop skills, lose weight or just tone up.

Andy Dyer

Andy Dyer is both a coach at Vanda Boxing Club and an WWCBA registered matchmaker. Andy hails from Scotland and started boxing at the age of 13. After a spell at his first club, Golden Gloves, he joined Kirkintilloch ABC where he won the West of Scotland Championship in only his 3rd fight. Andy was 17 when he trained two of the three boxing triplets, Barry and Mark McKelvie, to Scottish Championship titles. At 19 he moved the Phoenix gym to train with Peter Harrison and Billy Nelson where he worked along side the likes of WBO World Champion Scott Harrison, WBU World Champion and Commonwealth Champion Willie Limond, British Champion Kevin McIntyre and also Gary Young and Ross Jones. Andy's last fight was in 2005 when he lost in the Scottish Championship Semi-Final to Kenny Anderson.

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Muhamad Ridhwan

Muhamad Ridhwan is, in most people's opinion, the best boxer Singapore presently has. He has been boxing for the last 10 years and is now a major part of the National Team set up. Wan, as he is known at the club, represented Singapore at the 2009 SEA Games before going on to win bronze at 57kg - the Bhutto International Tournament. He followed this up a few weeks later with the gold medal at 60kg in the International Sijori tournament with Indonesia and Malaysia.

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Marcel Daane

Marcel has a Bachelor of Health Science Degree in Complementary Medicine coupled with an Associate’s Degree in Applied Nutrition and 15 yrs. of experience in the performance coaching field. His credentials also include: NSCA Certified Strength Conditioning Specialist, which is the highest global standard in Sports Conditioning Education. Additionally, he is also holds certifications as an ACE “Gold” Certified Advanced Fitness Specialist, ACE certified Mat Pilates instructor, AFPA Sports Conditioning Specialist, and Certified USA Weightlifting Coach. Marcel is currently the Strength and Conditioning Coach for the Singapore National Boxing Team and he is one of the Top Fitness Educators in Asia.

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Mujtaba Kamal (Rocky)

Kamal (Rocky) represented India and the State of West Bengal at National and International Levels as a Boxer from 1995 to 2005 (Bantamweight). Notably he was Silver medallist at the Asian Games in Russia in 2001, and won Gold in Nepal in the South Asian Games in 2002. Kamal has an extensive background in coaching, and he is currently working with the West Bengal Junior Team in India. In 2002/03 he also assisted in training Cuban and Bulgarian World Ranking Boxers. His last fights were in Hong Kong in 2007 and 2008 for Charity, where he won both. He has 15 years of Boxing behind him, having also worked as a coach, training White Collar Boxers in Hong Kong, and is keen to pass this on to all our Boxing members.