Hi All
Just a reminder a male senior & junior squad training session will take
place at Broadplain on Sunday the 4th Jan. Commencing at 10 AM.
Kevin Hay
Monday 29 December 2008
Western Counties Coaching seminar and workshop
Western Counties Amateur boxing
Second Annual Coaching Seminar & Workshop
Sponsored by
The Bristol Sporting Club
Sunday 11th January 2009
Commencing at 09.30am
Broad Plain Boys Club, Clement Street, Easton, Bristol, BS2 9ES
A warm welcome to our Coaches, boxers and officials from the Western Counties ABA to take part in this interesting day.
Speakers
• Richie Woodhall
o Olympic Light Middleweight Bronze medallist, Seoul, 1988
o WBC Super Middleweight Champion 1998-99
o Television Broadcaster
• Mick Gannon
o ABA National Coach
• Kevin Hay
o Western Counties ABA Regional Coach
• Mathew Williams
o ABA National Club and Coach Manager
What’s New?
There will be many new boxing initiatives in 2009 and to name a couple:
• The return of senior boxing to 3 rounds of 3 minutes.
• A new GB Boxing Performance Programme under the direction of Kevin Hickey, the newly appointed Performance Director, which will have implications for boxers throughout England who have aspirations to box in the 2012 Olympic Games in London.
• The introduction of a new Coach Education Programme throughout the three Home Countries.
The Presentations
Richie Woodhall has had a very successful amateur and professional career and, as boxing commentator he has seen every bout in the last two Olympic Games. Richie has been asked to address two issues in particular:
1. The trends in International Amateur Boxing
a. The impact of a return to 3 rounds of 3 minutes on these trends
b. The impact of the changes on the training, preparation and tactics of boxers
2. Weight Management – views from a professional and amateur career
Mick Gannon has responsibility for the development and preparation of the elite English boxers across the age groups including the rapidly developing women’s boxing. The pathway to English selection is of interest to all boxers and coaches in the West Country and Mick has attended our Squads and selected young boxers for inclusion in England training squads.
On top of all this important work, Mick is responsible for the implementation of the new Coach education Programme which will be rolled out in 2009.
We have asked Mick to address two issues in particular:
1. What are the key requirements for an English boxer?
2. What is the pathway from the West Country to England?
Mathew Williams has the responsibility to manage the National Club Mark Programme and to manage the new ABA Coach Education Programme. Mathew has previously worked for the UK Coaching Commission and has practical experience of the challenges faced by sports trying to update their coach education programme.
Mathew will outline:
1. The changes to the coach education programme
2. The impact upon the new generation of trainee coaches
3. How the boxing coach education programme compares with other sports
Kevin Hay, our Regional coach who has done so much to raise the performance of Western Counties Boxing for both sexes. We’ve asked Kevin to give us his vision of where Western Counties boxing should be in two years time in terms of both Performance and Coach Education. Kevin provides a vital link with both Mick Gannon and Mathew Williams.
The Programme
09.30am Assembly & Coffee
10.00am Welcome to the delegates - Steve Brooks, Western Counties Regional Secretary
10.05am Introduction to the speakers – Roger Eady
10.15 -11.00am Richie Woodhall
11.00 – 11.30am Mick Gannon
11.30 – 12.00Noon Kevin Hay
12.00 – 12.30pm Mathew Williams
12.30 – 1.00pm Lunch
1.00 – 2.00pm Questions & Answers
Second Annual Coaching Seminar & Workshop
Sponsored by
The Bristol Sporting Club
Sunday 11th January 2009
Commencing at 09.30am
Broad Plain Boys Club, Clement Street, Easton, Bristol, BS2 9ES
A warm welcome to our Coaches, boxers and officials from the Western Counties ABA to take part in this interesting day.
Speakers
• Richie Woodhall
o Olympic Light Middleweight Bronze medallist, Seoul, 1988
o WBC Super Middleweight Champion 1998-99
o Television Broadcaster
• Mick Gannon
o ABA National Coach
• Kevin Hay
o Western Counties ABA Regional Coach
• Mathew Williams
o ABA National Club and Coach Manager
What’s New?
There will be many new boxing initiatives in 2009 and to name a couple:
• The return of senior boxing to 3 rounds of 3 minutes.
• A new GB Boxing Performance Programme under the direction of Kevin Hickey, the newly appointed Performance Director, which will have implications for boxers throughout England who have aspirations to box in the 2012 Olympic Games in London.
• The introduction of a new Coach Education Programme throughout the three Home Countries.
The Presentations
Richie Woodhall has had a very successful amateur and professional career and, as boxing commentator he has seen every bout in the last two Olympic Games. Richie has been asked to address two issues in particular:
1. The trends in International Amateur Boxing
a. The impact of a return to 3 rounds of 3 minutes on these trends
b. The impact of the changes on the training, preparation and tactics of boxers
2. Weight Management – views from a professional and amateur career
Mick Gannon has responsibility for the development and preparation of the elite English boxers across the age groups including the rapidly developing women’s boxing. The pathway to English selection is of interest to all boxers and coaches in the West Country and Mick has attended our Squads and selected young boxers for inclusion in England training squads.
On top of all this important work, Mick is responsible for the implementation of the new Coach education Programme which will be rolled out in 2009.
We have asked Mick to address two issues in particular:
1. What are the key requirements for an English boxer?
2. What is the pathway from the West Country to England?
Mathew Williams has the responsibility to manage the National Club Mark Programme and to manage the new ABA Coach Education Programme. Mathew has previously worked for the UK Coaching Commission and has practical experience of the challenges faced by sports trying to update their coach education programme.
Mathew will outline:
1. The changes to the coach education programme
2. The impact upon the new generation of trainee coaches
3. How the boxing coach education programme compares with other sports
Kevin Hay, our Regional coach who has done so much to raise the performance of Western Counties Boxing for both sexes. We’ve asked Kevin to give us his vision of where Western Counties boxing should be in two years time in terms of both Performance and Coach Education. Kevin provides a vital link with both Mick Gannon and Mathew Williams.
The Programme
09.30am Assembly & Coffee
10.00am Welcome to the delegates - Steve Brooks, Western Counties Regional Secretary
10.05am Introduction to the speakers – Roger Eady
10.15 -11.00am Richie Woodhall
11.00 – 11.30am Mick Gannon
11.30 – 12.00Noon Kevin Hay
12.00 – 12.30pm Mathew Williams
12.30 – 1.00pm Lunch
1.00 – 2.00pm Questions & Answers
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