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The object of boxing as a sport is to test a participants self
defence and retaliatory skills in a controlled environment.
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Boxing is the art of self defence that
provides a disciplined balance between the capability of
defending the personal structure and the ability to launch a
retaliatory strike, with the fists, at an attacker.
Contests are judged by a boxers failure to defend strikes
thrown at their target area by an opponent. The target area is
the front and sides of the head & body above the belt line.
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There are various codes of
boxing with a number of governing bodies that set the rules and
regulations that determine the strategies and tactics as well as
the physical safety factors of that particular competition.
See the history of Boxing,
Golden Gloves Rules,
Gold Cup Achievers,
Olympic Boxing Quest,
Boxing Statistics, &
Guardianship Philosophy, at:
www.goldengloves.com.au |
A.A.B. Golden Gloves Boxing
Competition Workshops help raise funds for the 'Make-A-Wish
Foundation' to continue helping youngsters with life threatening
illnesses fulfil their dreams. See more Golden Gloves Boxing at:
www.australianacademyofboxing.com.au
The Academy welcomes the Fight Night organisation providers of
the Fight Night DVD Professional Boxing Series with their
assistance
Contact: www.fightnight.com.au
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Graham Levers Queensland girls
White Collar Boxing®
team
Natalie, Helen, Carole, & Mandi.
Read and view
Golden Gloves Rules© Inter-Club competition results on
the Academy Online Members web pages.
Online Members can also read about the skills, training,
and competition elements of Boxing in the Australian Academy
of Boxing Sports & Fitness Manual on the
AAB
Sports® Website Subscription Pages |
'A.A.B.
Golden Gloves
Boxing®' and
'White Collar Boxing®'
Golden Gloves Rules© formats are governed by the
Australian
Academy of Boxing.
The
'Olympic Style Boxing' old amateur format comes under the
jurisdiction of the International Amateur Boxing
Association.
'Professional Boxing'
has a number of world governing organisations.
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