Amateur Boxing

Formerly known as Amateur or Olympic boxing, AIBA Open Boxing represents the most prevalent form of boxing under the International Boxing Association. AIBA Open Boxing is featured at prestigious events such as the Olympic Games, World Championships, and European Championships.
At Elite Boxing, our experienced boxing coaches are committed to maximizing your training sessions and guiding you towards Amateur rankings. We focus on helping you break free from detrimental habits and optimizing your gym time to enhance your overall performance. With a strong emphasis on achieving results, our coaches ensure that you push yourself to reach your goals. Our coaching expertise has led fighters like Cindy Ngamba to notable victories, both personally and professionally.
Our team is dedicated to assisting you in the process of becoming 'carded', a certification that confirms your medical fitness for boxing. To qualify as an amateur boxer, individuals must fall within the age range of 13 to 39 years. Moreover, to compete until the age of 39, you must obtain your initial license before turning 34.
Becoming an amateur boxer requires unwavering commitment and unwavering dedication to training. To be considered for team selection, aspiring boxers must attend a minimum of two training sessions per week and partake in our complimentary weekly sparring sessions. Only after demonstrating consistent dedication will you be recommended to the head amateur coach for evaluation of your skills and potential. For more details on Amateur Boxing, including the various training programs and support services we offer, feel free to reach out to us here

