The Australian
Academy of Boxing was formed in 1990 as a vehicle to provide the
general public with specialised boxing orientated structural
co-ordination exercises plus the capability of self-defence
through the attainment of boxing skills.
Academy Objectives
- Design
- Define
- Develop
- & Provide
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The Art
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The Rules
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The Principles
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of
Original Boxing Orientated
Sports & Fitness Concepts |
Boxacise®
Structural reflex
co-ordination and power projection skills utilising specialised
exercises and equipment.
www.boxercise.com.au
Australian Academy of Boxing
49 Governor Road,
Mordialloc, Victoria 3195 Australia.
Tel: 03 9580 8663
Email
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A.A.B.
Golden Gloves Boxing®
&
White Collar Boxing®
Specialised boxing registered trademark service code banners
Australian Academy of Boxing competitions commenced in 1992 to
formulate rule changes to make boxing a more skilful, safer,
action packed sport for everyone.
The Academy presently conducts monthly competition workshops
for boxers, coaches, and persons that wish to learn more about
the Golden Gloves & White Collar Boxing® codes in a
controlled environment.
Competitions
Individual, 3 way, and group team bouts are conducted with all
contests decided by points with draws allowed.
Golden Gloves Workshop contributions go to the
Make-A-Wish Foundation who help youngsters with life
threatening illnesses fulfil their dreams
Australian
Academy of Boxing Online Membership
at: www.aabsports.com
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Golden
Gloves Rules©
A brief introduction to the alternative code of boxing where
the focus is on:
Point Scoring Skills
The
Golden Gloves
code is determined by the
'Excessive Punching Rule'©
A punch thrown by a boxer that would make the opponent lose
defence capability is classed 'Excessive'
A boxer throwing a punch deemed 'Excessive' is
penalised on the point scoring system and may also be
disqualified from the contest
Competition bouts are either Group 1 or Group 2 contests as
determined by experience, age, and weight differences of
competitors
In Group 1 contests the 'Excessive Punching Rule' only applies
to punches thrown at the head of an opponent
In Group 2 contests the 'Excessive Punching Rule' applies to
both head and body punches.
Skill Power
Up Boyo Up!
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