New Line Boxing Academy – Boxing Academy in Regina, Saskatchewan

COMMITTED TO EXCELLENCE

Welcome to Regina’s premiere boxing club, where amateur boxing is managed professionally. New Line Boxing Academy is a modern Olympic style boxing school offering technical boxing fitness, sports conditioning, and Olympic-style boxing training to children, youths, and adults of all capacity.

Olympic-Style Boxing

Pee Wee Boxing, 6-9 yrs old
Junior “A” Tech Boxing, 10-12 yrs old
Junior “B” Tech Boxing, 13-15 yrs old
Youth Tech Boxing, 16-19 yrs old

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Boxing Fitness

Morning Boxing & Fitness, 16+ yrs old
Evening Boxing & Fitness II, 16+ yrs old
Evening Boxing & Fitness I, 16+ yrs old

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ATHLETE DEVELOPMENT SYSTEM

Progressive Accreditation Learning

Welcome to the Student-Boxing Athlete Development System – ADS, a progressive accreditation system for learning and developing Olympic boxers safely and effectively. The System is based on Sport Canada’s Long-Term Athlete Development model. The System has two stages: Prerequisite to Competition and Enter Competition:

PREREQUISITE TO COMPETITION
Prerequisite to Competition is the the stage designed to teach grassroots boxers everything they need to know before they can be allowed to enter competition. After completing the Prerequisite to Competition stage, the grassroots boxer would be granted approval to enter competition, where they will compete safely and effectively.

WHITE GLOVE:
- Non-contact introduction to basic skills (learn to box)
- Controlled introduction to sparring (learn-train to box)
- Technical developmental sparring (learn-train to box)
- Introduction to competition (learn-train to compete)
ENTER COMPETITION
This stage recognizes the grassroots boxer as a successfully trained athlete ready to enter competition according to the Athlete Development System. The progressive levels in the Competition stage are as follows:

NOVICE I CLASS:
- Novice I boxers have zero (0) to two (2) sanctioned Olympic boxing bouts; this category is also known as “Sub-Novice”.
NOVICE II CLASS:
- Novice II boxers have three (3) to five (5) sanctioned Olympic boxing bouts.
NOVICE III CLASS:
- Novice III boxers have six (6) to ten (10) sanctioned boxing bouts.
OPEN CLASS:
- Open boxers have eleven (11+) plus sanctioned Olympic boxing bouts.