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Aug 22, 2020 Sports
The Guyana Boxing Association, in a release to the media has announced that Chairman of the Caribbean Steering Committee for Boxing; Steve Ninvalle, has organized a virtual seminar for coaches to be conducted on September 20. The seminar will be conducted by respected chairman of the AIBA Referees/Judges Commission, American Ray Silvas.
Ninvalle explained that Silvas will work with Caribbean coaches to update them on what Referees and Judges look for during fights.
He explained that, “We think it is important for our coaches to be equipped with the knowledge of how Judges score fights and what are considered infringements by the referee. Many coaches are not fully aware of some of these rules which can result in an unconscious’ defeat of our boxers.”
This is the third such seminar to be organized by Ninvalle in a short span of time.
Just recently Silvas completed a two-day seminar for R/Js from the English-speaking Caribbean, Haiti, Curacao and Suriname. Over one hundred and fifty officials participated in the event which marked the largest gathering of Caribbean referees and judges ever.
In July, Ninvalle who is also Vice President of the 43-nation Americas Boxing Confederation, organized a virtual seminar for coaches in the English Speaking Caribbean which was conducted by Puerto Rican Jose Lauren. Eighty officials from the Caribbean participated.
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