Q: What does boxing entail?
A: This sort of boxing (also known as ‘human punchbag’) is exactly the same as any other type of boxing, apart from the fact that it is completely one sided, i.e. Mistress is allowed to ‘box’ you, but you are absolutely not allowed to ‘box’ Me back. Of course, Mistress would win even if you were permitted to punch back, so you are strongly advised to not even think about it. Even an ‘involuntary’ response caused by a surge of ‘fight of flight’ adrenaline would constitute an unforgivable crime, resulting in you losing both your beloved Mistress and either your teeth, or another choice body part, for ever.
Q: How can boxing be used during a session?
A: Mistress is professionally trained in the art and sport of boxing, and is also a formidable wrestling opponent, so be warned. When I deign to demonstrate my Dominance in this style, you will experience a perfect, compact, finely tuned, expertly honed, 8 stone of absolute and pure power, in a full and focused force which is guaranteed to knock you off your feet, both physically and figuratively.
Q: How safe is boxing?
A: Boxing with Mistress is perfectly safe, as I am professionally trained. However, boxing is not recommended for those with respiratory, heart, or blood/blood pressure conditions, and is not advised for those ‘of years’. If you wish to remain unmarked by bruises or scratches on the face and/or the body, then please advise Mistress before the session and I shall ensure you are not left scarred by the experience … at least, not physically anyway. Boxing sessions may be either gloved, or bare knuckle, but head protection must always be worn when Mistress is ‘working’ within that area.
Please note: I will only arrange a boxing session with you if I am 100% happy you are capable of withstanding such. If I have even the slightest doubts regarding your suitability to partake in boxing, I reserve the right to cancel and/or stop the session immediately. However, boxing is not recommended for those with respiratory, heart, circulation, or blood pressure conditions, and is not advised for those ‘of years’.
A: This sort of boxing (also known as ‘human punchbag’) is exactly the same as any other type of boxing, apart from the fact that it is completely one sided, i.e. Mistress is allowed to ‘box’ you, but you are absolutely not allowed to ‘box’ Me back. Of course, Mistress would win even if you were permitted to punch back, so you are strongly advised to not even think about it. Even an ‘involuntary’ response caused by a surge of ‘fight of flight’ adrenaline would constitute an unforgivable crime, resulting in you losing both your beloved Mistress and either your teeth, or another choice body part, for ever.
Q: How can boxing be used during a session?
A: Mistress is professionally trained in the art and sport of boxing, and is also a formidable wrestling opponent, so be warned. When I deign to demonstrate my Dominance in this style, you will experience a perfect, compact, finely tuned, expertly honed, 8 stone of absolute and pure power, in a full and focused force which is guaranteed to knock you off your feet, both physically and figuratively.
Q: How safe is boxing?
A: Boxing with Mistress is perfectly safe, as I am professionally trained. However, boxing is not recommended for those with respiratory, heart, or blood/blood pressure conditions, and is not advised for those ‘of years’. If you wish to remain unmarked by bruises or scratches on the face and/or the body, then please advise Mistress before the session and I shall ensure you are not left scarred by the experience … at least, not physically anyway. Boxing sessions may be either gloved, or bare knuckle, but head protection must always be worn when Mistress is ‘working’ within that area.
Please note: I will only arrange a boxing session with you if I am 100% happy you are capable of withstanding such. If I have even the slightest doubts regarding your suitability to partake in boxing, I reserve the right to cancel and/or stop the session immediately. However, boxing is not recommended for those with respiratory, heart, circulation, or blood pressure conditions, and is not advised for those ‘of years’.
