ARMY BOXING ASSOCIATION

LEVEL 2 COACH RESPONSIBILITES

LEVEL 2 COACH / CLUB COACH

•DUTY STATUS•MILITARY BOXING•ROLE•RESPONSIBILITIES

DUTY STATUS• HM FORCES POLICY• EMPLOYERS LIABILITY• DUTY HOLDER • DUTY OF CARE

MILITARY BOXING• AIBA TECHNICAL RULES• AIBA AOB RULES• AIBA BYLAWS AND

STATUTES• BRITISH ARMY v ENGLAND

BOXING• AIDE MEMOIRE• JSP 950 LEAFLET 2-1-1• FRAGO Risk to Life• CONVENTION

MILITARY BOXING SPECIFIC RULES

• UNIT AFFILIATION • SERVICE ONLY BOXING• REGISTRATION OF BOXERS• 10 DAY RULE• CAVILON CREAM• AMBULANCE COVER• ANNUAL MEDICAL AND

PRE BOUT ON SAME DAY• ADRENALINE

MILITARY BOXING SPECIFIC RULES

• PROCEDURES FOR SUSPENSIONS

• Registration book to Army BA

• Report sick next day• No Boxing• No Sparring• No Boxing Training• Annual Medical

ARMY BOXING COACHES ROLE

• Unit Subject matter expert for boxing

• As the most qualified soldier in your unit you will be responsible for your actions and your inaction!

ARMY BOXING COACHES - RESPONSIBILITIES

• The welfare of the boxers• Book boxers medicals• Register yourself and all of your Level 1s• Ensure the unit is affiliated

• Check kit and equipment is serviceable

• Write a training programme for all boxing training for your unit.

• Complete Risk Assessments for Trg Plan in collaboration with RAPTCI

ARMY BOXING COACHES - RESPONSIBILITIES

• Complete Boxers registrations – ensure they are accurate and honest.

• Assess the sessions taken by Level 1 coaches• Supervise all Sparring sessions

MILITARY BOXING SPECIFIC RULES

• SPARRING• Qualified Level 2 coach• Boxing specific facility• Emergency procedure• Risk Assessments• Control

YOU ARE NOT EXPECTED TO KNOW EVERYTHING

BUT YOU ARE EXPECTED TO KNOW WHERE TO FIND

IT.DO NOT BE AFRAID TO

ASK.