FAQ
Please see some of the frequently asked questions by members and their parents or guardians before joining our boxing club.
1
What safety measures are in place?
We are England Boxing affiliated members, meaning the club follows strict governance, insurance, coaching requirements, and safety practices to be a member of the National Governing Body.
Boxing taught the right way is safe, structured and incredibly rewarding. It offers offers mental, physical, and social benefits, and is a sport built on discipline and respect.
Our coaches qualifications and club insurance information are available to view.
2
When will I spar or have a boxing bout?
The simple answer to this is when the coaches believe you are ready and you have completed the medical and insurance requirements to do so.
3
What training kit do I need to bring?
To begin, all you need is yourself in comfortable clothing suitable for sports. Gloves are provided, we would recommend purchasing your own along with a gum shield once you are confident you are staying.
Boxers who compete will also require boxing boots, a groin guard (for males) and their own head guard for training is also recommended. Chest and pelvic protection is optional for females.
4
How do I join the boxing team?
Once the coaches think you are ready - you will be invited for a trial period with the competitive boxing team. We are looking for good fitness levels, consistent attendance, a positive attitude, and for members who have embraced the boxing fundamentals.
5
What qualifications do your coaches have?
All our coaches are qualified in accordance with England Boxing guidelines. Our team benefits from an England Boxing international Coach, Level 3 Senior Coach, and British Board of Boxing Control Trainers leading the boxing coaching.
All coaches will have an up-to-date DBS clearance, first aid, and safeguarding qualifications, these are available to view at any time.
6
I'm interested in 1-1 sessions or group bookings for my organisation
Please contact us with your enquiry, we are happy to advise coaches availability and costs.
7
Are there any additional costs I should be aware of?
Once you are a member of the boxing team, you will require an annual medical, this typically costs around £15-£20. You are also required to register with England Boxing as an athlete for insurance and competition purposes, this costs around £12 per year.
Typically, there are no additional costs for competitive opportunities such as club bouts, however we may ask for a contribution towards costs of larger competitions such as box cups which incur entry, accommodation, and travel costs.
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