Boxing terms
Sports Dictionary
Lichtenberg: "To try to do everything at once is to do nothing."
Boxing is one of the types of combat sports with fists (also known as "pugilism" - "fistfight" and prizefighting - "fight for a prize"). Boxing has been an Olympic sport since 1904. Boxing is a speed-power sport, characterized by complex coordination, non-cyclical nature, and non-standard nature. The essence of boxing comes down to a ring meeting of two opponents who try to inflict the most accurate and powerful punches on each other with fists protected by special gloves, while receiving the least number of such punches from the opponent, performing defenses and movements in full compliance with the rules of the bouts.
- A boxer who acts on counterattacks
- Accentuate punch
- Active Boxer
- AIBA
- Attack style boxer
- Automatism
- Bandage
- Blockage
- Box
- Boxer is tough
- Boxing bandages
- Boxing gloves
- Boxing paw
- Boxing Shoes
- Boxing training camp
- Break!
- Catching a Punch
- Clinch
- Combat analysis
- Counter cross
- Cross
- Deflecting
- DISQ
- Duck left
- Duck right
- Dumbbells
- EUBC
- European Boxing Union (EBU)
- Feint
- Fighting Activity
- Groggy
- Handicap
- Hold the Blow
- Hook
- International Boxing Council (IBC)
- International Boxing Federation (IBF)
- International Boxing Organization (IBO)
- Jab
- Jump rope
- Knockdown
- Knockout
- KO
- Lever punch
- Mouthguard
- Movements
- Outfighter
- Parry a Punch
- PTS
- Puncher
- Punching bag
- Referee
- RET
- Ring
- Ringside
- RSC
- RSCH
- RSCI
- RSCO
- Second
- Slip
- Slipping
- Southpaw stance
- Sparring
- Speed bag
- Stalking
- Stance
- Stepping back
- Straight
- Swing
- Swormer
- T attack
- Technical Knockout
- Two-handed boxer
- Undercard
- Uppercut
- WO
- World Boxing Association (WBA)
- World Boxing Council (WBC)
- World Boxing Organization (WBO)
- World Professional Boxing Federation (WPBF)
Lichtenberg: "To try to do everything at once is to do nothing."