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1. Officiating and coaching in Combative
Sports- I (Boxing)
 Dimensions

2. Rules and their interpretations of
Boxing
 Rules of Boxing
 In professional boxing, bouts take place over 12 three-
minute rounds with one minute rest between rounds.
 The only method of attack is punching with a clenched
fist; you may not strike below the belt, in the kidneys, or
the back of your opponent's head or neck.
 You cannot use the ropes for leverage.
 You cannot hit an opponent when they are down.
 A boxer hit with a low blow can take five minutes to
recover.

3. Qualification and number of officials in the
Boxing
Qualification of officials:-
Although 10+2 is the basic requirement for any aspiring
candidate to enter the profession the Umpiring or
referring but to participate in the national and
international level games as a referee one should be at
least a graduate.
Number of officials:-
One supervisor
One referee inside the ring.
Five Judges outside the ring.

4. Coaching (offensive) in Boxing
 Punches
The four basic punches in modern boxing are :-
1. Jab
2. Cross
3. Hook
4. Uppercut

5. Jab

6. Cross

7. Hook

8. Uppercut

9. Common Punches
The four common punches in modern boxing are :-
1. Bolo Punch
2. Overhand (Overcut)
3. Check Hook
4. Haymaker

10. Bolo Punch

11. Overhand

12. Check Hook

13. Haymaker

14. Coaching (Defensive) in Boxing
The seven defensive techniques in modern boxing are :-
 Slipping
 Bobbing
 Blocking
 Cover-Up
 Clinching
 Footwork
 Pulling away

15. Slipping

16. Bobbing

17. Blocking

18. Cover-Up

19. Clinching

20. Footwork

21. Pulling Away