This episode of 85 South Comedy’s segment of ‘Black Market’ features a lively discussion about the importance of fitness, mental discipline, and community work. Host Karlous Miller talked about getting people in shape, especially focusing on youth and alternative ways to resolve conflicts.
He welcomes Rahman Ali, the owner of “AFighter4Life” Boxing & Fitness, who shares how his business has helped people stay fit and mentally strong, even throughout the pandemic. Ali explains how the gym focuses on mental and physical discipline through boxing, and how the community initiative has also provided support to the homeless. He’s joined by his business partner, a barber, who brings an interesting twist to the business by offering haircuts alongside training.
They discuss how their collaboration started and how they’ve grown their business in a way that defies the stereotype of two Black men not being able to work together. The episode emphasizes the power of community, teamwork, and creating alternative avenues for youth to stay out of trouble. They wrap up with details on how to contact “A Fighter 4 Life” through their website and social media.
