FEES
RM150
per month
10% Student Discount
10% Sibling Discount
COACH AMIR ASANOV
Head Coach
CHAMPION OF KYRGYZSTAN & VARIOUS INTERNATIONAL TOURNAMENTS
QUALIFIED COACH
WORK EXPERIENCE IN BOXING
- Athlete Experience: Since 1990
- Coach Experience: Since 2001
- 2014 Assisted in National Boxing team of Malaysia during the preparation to the various AIBA Class A, B and C International Boxing tournaments.
Katsu Dojo Academy of Martial Arts proudly presents our Boxing Classes with Coach Amir. Teaching Soviet and Central Asian Dynamic styles of Boxing, it is sure to set you apart from the pack! “Soviet boxing” refers to the style and approach to boxing that was developed and practiced within the Soviet Union during its existence from 1922 to 1991. Soviet boxing produced a distinct and highly successful school of boxing that was known for its emphasis on technical precision, rigorous training methods, and dominance in international competitions.
Key features of Soviet boxing:
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Technical Excellence:
Soviet boxing emphasized proper boxing techniques, footwork, balance, and precise punches. Boxers were trained to execute their moves flawlessly, focusing on efficiency and accuracy.2
Amateur Focus:
The Soviet Union placed a strong emphasis on amateur boxing rather than professional boxing. As a result, Soviet boxers primarily competed in amateur competitions, including the Olympics and various international tournaments.3
Rigorous Training:
Soviet boxers underwent intense and disciplined training regimens. Training included a focus on physical conditioning, endurance, and technical drills.4
Scientific Approach:
Soviet sports science played a significant role in shaping Soviet boxing. Coaches and trainers used scientific principles to optimize training methods, diet, and recovery techniques.5
Mental Toughness:
Soviet boxers were trained to be mentally tough and resilient. They were taught to remain composed under pressure and to develop a strong will to win.6
International Success:
Soviet boxers achieved remarkable success in international competitions, including the Olympics and World Championships. They consistently won medals and titles, showcasing the effectiveness of their training methods.7
Coaching Excellence:
Soviet boxing produced a cadre of skilled coaches and trainers who played a crucial role in the development of boxers. These coaches were instrumental in shaping the technical and tactical aspects of Soviet boxing.It’s important to note that while “Soviet boxing” refers to a specific approach to boxing that was prevalent within the Soviet Union, boxing itself is a global sport with various styles and schools of training. While the Soviet boxing system was highly effective, it is just one of many approaches to boxing that have been developed around the world.
After the dissolution of the Soviet Union in 1991, many former Soviet republics continued to draw upon the training methods and techniques developed during the Soviet era, contributing to the ongoing influence of Soviet boxing on the sport