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ASB's Giovanni Cabrera wins Tournament of Champions 2011

Boxing is without a doubt the most rewarding and challenging sport available to America's youth today. The combination of athleticism, physical and mental conditioning, sportsmanship, and self-worth that you will develop from boxing are unequalled in any other sport. Boxing will teach you to rely on yourself, to value the input of others, and most importantly to respect both your own skills and those of others. You will develop a level of self-confidence that you will carry with you for the rest of your life. You will also find that this is one of the most challenging things that you will ever do. So, if you are looking for a challenging, mentally stimulating, physically demanding and just plain fun activity, then you found it...BOXING!

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Why Boxing?

When this sport is properly coached and supervised; amateur boxing can be an extremely fulfilling and a valuable experience for today's youth. It should be used as a vehicle to instruct sportsmanship, values of conditioning a positive release of frustrations and energy, as well as building self-confidence and character.

Amateur boxing can also provide an excellent means of conditioning for the high school athlete during the off season. It is the ideal sport for youngsters who are not involved in a school sports program or aren't attracted to team sports.Amateur boxing can also give a young athlete the opportunity to satisfy that basic human need of recognition in a positive manner. All too often this need is met through delinquent behavior.

Amateur Competitions 12 months a year

A Note to Parents

Most people have a general impression that boxing, both amateur and professional, are very rough and somewhat brutal sports. If they are improperly coached, supervised, and equipped, then this generality can be true. It is the express goal of this boxing club to teach youngsters all the fundamentals of boxing, both offense and defense, in such a manner that makes it a totally safe and a fun experience for every participant.We might also point out to parents that this program is run strictly by volunteers. This usually means that there is always room for more help. If you would like to help in any manner, please contact the program director.We have tried to cover the most frequently asked questions, but if you have other questions or concerns, please feel free to ask Coach Taylor. We want to make sure that you are comfortable with this program and the people involved in it.

*Special note: Please ask Coach Taylor about our College Scholarships.

Coach PJ and 8yr old son Jayden Jimenez

Is Boxing Safe?

Excellent question! And one that any self-respecting parent should definitely ask. It is important to us that you understand how much we are concerned about the safety of your child.Amateur boxing ranks 71st among amateur sports for injuries. Sports such as wrestling, diving, gymnastics, and even badminton are ranked above it. There are countless precautions and safety measures taken at every level to protect the athlete.Amateur boxing is NOT about knocking your opponent out! In comparison to professional boxing, the objective and even the scoring system are entirely different. Amateur boxing is scored on a system where each technically correct punch is worth one point. A good jab scores the same as a hard right hand. A knockdown scores only for the punch or punches that lead to it. The focus of each boxer is on scoring as many cumulative points as possible, not on taking unnecessary punches in order to deliver one hard punch.

Amateur boxing is possibly the most regulated and supervised sport of any amateur competition. It requires weigh-ins and physicals before each match. Another physical exam is done after each match. Another physical exam is done after each bout. Also, the equipment used in competition must meet rigorous specifications set down by USA/Boxing. All boxers are required to wear protective equipment including gloves, headgear, mouthpieces, groin protectors, and in the event of a female bout, chest protectors. Even the padding in the rings have to meet defined specifications.As you can see, amateur boxing takes great steps to insure that when your child is here, we are doing everything possible to protect them.

"A boy comes to me with a spark

of interest and it becomes a flame.

I feed the flame and it becomes a fire.

I feed the fire and it becomes a roaring blaze."

"Cus D'Amato (Legendary Trainer)

"Gentleman" Joe Moran makes it look easy at the Summit VFW

ASB Club/Team Records

Fastest KO Win
10 second KO in 1st Round
August 14th, 2010 "Sense of Duty" Boxing Show"
by Boxer - Giovanni Cabrera

Longest Club Winning Record
19 months
84 W - 0 L
Begin: November 2009
End: June 11th, 2011
by Argo Summit Boxing Club

Longest Club Male Boxers Winning Record
24 months
86 W - 0 L
Begin: November 2009
End: November 19th, 2011
by Argo Summit Boxing

Total Club Fight Record
25 Months
93 Wins - 2 Losses
Beginning: November 2009
To: Present/Updated Nov 2011

Julio Nieto Wins in Aurora 11/26/2011


Gio wins in Aurora 11/26/2011





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