Young boxers 

The following methods and programs show their importance in attracting and directing young people to the sport of boxing:

Starting Systems: Starting systems are very important in attracting young boxers to the sport of boxing. These include training centers, mutual consultations to clubs and universities, systems of training courses and other programs.

Preparatory Schools: Special training schools of boxing for youth can help strengthen the learning and training process. These schools offer special programs to teach students the basic types, rules and checks of boxing.

Youth Tournaments and Events: Events and tournaments for young boxers are very important in motivating them and teaching them the feeling of fighting. These events and tournaments allow young people to become interested in the sport of boxing, to compete with others and to showcase their skills.

Consultations and Referrals: It is essential that young boxers receive consultations and referrals during their entry into the sport of boxing. This allows them to learn what boxing is all about, how to train them, and their future plans.

Continuing Programs and Organizations: Continuing programs and organizations for young boxers are very important in the training and development process of boxing. They allow boxers to learn the full boxing experience, rules and strategies, and also provide them with the opportunity to test, accept and develop themselves in a boxing match.

Fight Clubs and Teams: For young boxers, fight clubs and teams allow them to test and develop themselves in a fight. They can be very useful to work with the members of the teams in the boxing fight, to increase and improve themselves in the fight.

These methods and programs are very important in attracting and guiding young boxers to the sport of boxing. They help to teach young boxers the basic types of boxing, teach them the feeling of fighting and provide them with ample opportunities for development.