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    • Determining brain fitness to fight: Has the time come?
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Assisting Former Boxers via Retraining

The British & Irish Boxing Authority (BIBA) believe that it is imperative that procedures are in place to assist boxers when they retire from competing.

It is a well documented fact that when Athletes from any sport retire that the sudden change of lifestyle, as well as the loss of structure required for competition may cause Mental Health issues, such as depression, anxiety and even drug or alcohol dependency.

As such BIBA have not only introduced a system of retraining retired boxers to be Officials and other roles such as Coaches etc to enable them to remain fully involved in the sport.

As well as have appointed two eminent Sports Psychologists, Dr John Pates PhD; Mphil; BA (Jt Hons), PGCE, PDip and Professor Julian S Baker Ph.D, D.Sc, FPhysiol, FHBA, FRSB, FICR, C.Biol, C.Sci to the BIBA Medical Advisory Committee to assist the retired boxers as they make the transition from competing to a non-competitive roles within the sport.

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    • About the British & Irish Boxing Authority
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    • BIBA Initiatives
      • January 2018 – BIBA Permit Rehydration Drinks for Contests 8 Rounds and Over
      • March 2017 – BIBA Infrascanners Debut in Malta
      • March 2017 – Infrascanners introduced on BIBA events
      • March 2017 Infra-scanners Introduced -To Detect Bleeds to the Brain
      • January 2017 – BIBA Appoint Professor Michael Graham
    • Consensus statement from the ARP on concussion management in combat sports
    • Anti-Doping
    • Curing Muscular Back Pain
      • Curing Muscular Back Pain
      • Real Life Cure To Muscular Back Pain
      • Living Without Muscle Knots
      • Muscle Related Issues
      • What IS strength & What IS power
  • Mental Health
    • BIBA Mental Health Charter Committee
    • BIBA Initiatives
      • Assisting Former Boxers via Retraining
    • Types of Mental Health Problems
    • Depression
    • How to improve your mental wellbeing
    • How to report on mental health
    • Mind Helplines
    • A-Z Mental Health
  • Research
    • Direct Hits To The Head During Amateur Boxing Is Associated With A Rise In Serum Biomarkers For Brain Injury
    • Should an increase in cerebral neurochemicals following head kicks in full contact karate influence return to play
    • Dementia Pugilistica in HEMA: Brain Damage from Repeated Head Hits
    • Determining brain fitness to fight: Has the time come?
    • Protecting Professional Boxers: Federal Regulations with More Punch
  • Courses
    • 7th October 2018 – APBC Accredited Referee & Judge Course – Leeds
    • 28th July 2018 – Cutman & Cornerman Course – Barking, Essex
    • 16th June 2018 – Cutman & Cornerman Course & Head Trauma Signs & Symptons – Barking
    • 28th April 2018 – Head Trauma Awareness Course – Leeds
  • KOPA
    • About The Knock Out Poverty Alliance (KOPA)
    • Amir Khan Foundation
    • Message from Amir Khan
    • Karachi – June 2016
    • AKF Funded Water Wells
    • World Wide Organization to Aid Youth Through Sport (WWOAYS)
    • Rebellious Boxing
    • Lighthouse TKO
  • Contact