Saint Louis University’s women’s basketball tries out boxing as a form of conditioning for the players. "This is a creative way to get in better shape," says Head Coach Rebecca Tillett.Transcript:00;00;04;23 - 00;00;05;27 Hi. I’m Rebecca Tillett,00;00;05;27 - 00;00;07;19 head women's basketball coach of Saint Louis00;00;07;19 - 00;00;08;20 Women's Basketball.00;00;08;20 - 00;00;12;00 We were here with our team today, met up with Saint Louis Boxing Club.00;00;12;10 - 00;00;14;17 Great thing for young women to feel strength.00;00;14;17 - 00;00;16;16 We're not always taught to box when we’re young,00;00;16;16 - 00;00;17;13 or, you know, defend ourselves.00;00;17;13 - 00;00;18;16 So this gives that.00;00;18;16 - 00;00;22;09 And it's also great for team camaraderie and really improving our conditioning00;00;22;09 - 00;00;23;16 without just sprinting outside.00;00;23;16 - 00;00;25;26 Right? This is a creative way to get in better shape00;00;25;26 - 00;00;28;10 I just think that boxing, you know, brings a lot to it, right.00;00;28;10 - 00;00;30;20 Teaches toughness, which is one of our core values00;00;30;20 - 00;00;33;28 and also teaches us to be quick on our feet, to make quick decisions,00;00;34;03 - 00;00;36;00 which you have to be to be successful at basketball.