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Welsh Boxing is the national governing body for amateur boxing in Wales
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There was a time when Yosh felt he didn’t have much to work towards. Boxing gave him something to focus on, helped him through some difficult experiences and eventually opened the door to a job at @tigerbayabc 🥊 Yosh shares what boxing and Welsh Boxing’s Moves Different programme have meant to him, while professional boxer @owain_harris1 reflects on what the sport has given him beyond the ring. @welsh.boxing | @englandboxingofficial | @youthendowfund by @welsh.boxing
⏰ 2 DAYS LEFT TO HAVE YOUR SAY! 🥊 Welsh Boxing Membership Satisfaction Survey There’s still time to make your voice heard! The Welsh Boxing Membership Satisfaction Survey closes on 31 October, and we want to hear from as many of our members as possible. Your feedback is important and can help us understand your experiences, identify areas for improvement and shape how we support our boxing community moving forward. ✅ Share your views ✅ Tell us what matters to you ✅ Help shape the future of Welsh Boxing 📣 Don’t miss your chance — complete the survey before it closes! Survey Link in our bio 🔗 by @welsh.boxing
🥊 WELSH BOXING MEMBERSHIP SATISFACTION SURVEY We want to hear from YOU! Your feedback matters. The Welsh Boxing Membership Satisfaction Survey is an opportunity to share your thoughts, tell us what’s working well and help us understand where we can improve. Whether you have feedback to share, ideas for the future or suggestions for how we can better support our members, we want to hear from you! 🗣️ Make your voice heard. Help shape the future of Welsh Boxing. 📅 The survey closes on 31 October 2026. If you haven’t completed it yet, take a few minutes to have your say! 🔗 Survey link in our bio by @welsh.boxing
🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🥊 Applications are still open for Welsh Boxing’s High Performance Coaching Cohort. We’re recruiting coaches to work with our National Development Programmes, supported through a two-year programme combining coach development with practical experience at domestic and international competitions. We are looking for coaches who are ambitious, open to learning and want to coach at international level. ⏳ Applications close this Sunday, 1 November 2026 at 4pm 🔗 You can find the application pack and application form in the link in our bio or the news section of our website. by @welsh.boxing
As part of his campaign for re-election as a Vice President of World Boxing, GB Boxing’s Chief Executive Matt Holt has outlined his top five priorities. Swipe to see each of the five priorities that underpin his campaign. For the full story, visit gbboxing.org.uk or click the link in our bio. by @welsh.boxing
🥊 APPLICATIONS OPEN | HIGH PERFORMANCE COACHING COHORT 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 Welsh Boxing is recruiting coaches to work with our National Development Programmes through the new two-year High Performance Coaching Cohort. Selected coaches will be supported to develop within high performance boxing, working with the next generation of Welsh international boxers and gaining experience at domestic and international competitions. We’re looking for ambitious coaches who are willing to learn, challenge themselves and commit to the programme. 📅 Applications close: Sunday 1 November 2026 at 4pm 🔗 The application pack and application form can be found through the link in our bio or in the news section of the Welsh Boxing website. by @welsh.boxing
🥊 Welsh Boxing – Building Communities, Inspiring Champions! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 Today, Welsh Boxing enjoyed a very positive and constructive meeting with Heledd Fychan MS, Minister for Culture and Sport, to discuss the significant impact boxing has on communities across Wales and our ambitions for the future. The Minister showed a genuine interest in our work, particularly our plans to increase participation, strengthen grassroots clubs and create more opportunities for people of all ages and backgrounds to benefit from boxing. We also discussed our commitment to developing talent and continuing to produce champions on the national and international stage. Representing Welsh Boxing were Chair Jason Harborow, CEO Colin Metson, Head of Community Boxing Gareth Evans, Wassem Said, Founder and CEO of Tiger Bay ABC, and champion boxer Rosie Eccles. It was a fantastic opportunity to showcase the power of boxing, from the incredible work taking place in our communities to the achievements of our elite athletes. We thank the Minister for her time, genuine interest and positive engagement with our vision for Welsh Boxing. Our ambition is clear: More people boxing. Stronger communities. More Welsh champions. 🥊🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 #WelshBoxing #BoxingWales #GrassrootsBoxing #CommunitySport #FutureChampions by @welsh.boxing
Some words on the great Colin Jones As he brings to a close another chapter in one of the most remarkable coaching careers in Welsh sport 💬 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 #NationalLottery by @welsh.boxing
END OF AN ERA After more than 15 years as Head Coach of the Welsh Boxing Performance Programme, Colin Jones MBE is stepping away from the day-to-day delivery of the Elite Programme. Across 20 years of coaching with Welsh Boxing, Colin has made an outstanding contribution overseeing Wales's most successful period in Senior Major Championship boxing. Colin will continue as Head of Coaching, moving into a strategic role supporting the Head of Performance using his experience to develop the next generation of Welsh boxers and coaches. An outstanding record. A lasting contribution to Welsh Boxing. Thank you, Colin! #NationalLottery 🎤 Voiced by Steve Bunce & Rosie Eccles by @welsh.boxing
Fulfilling his lifelong dream 🙌 Connor Williams has decided to become a professional boxer after success in the Commonwealth Games 🥊 #BBCBoxing by @welsh.boxing
🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 2024 champion, Daniel Pitt, explains why the upcoming Under 19 World Boxing Championships in Budva can be the springboard for a successful career in Olympic-style boxing. More than 550 male and female boxers from over 75 National Federations will take part in the forthcoming U19 World Boxing Championships in Budva, Montenegro, 16-27 October 2026. To read the full story, head to the World Boxing website, link in bio 🔗 #TimeForWorldBoxing #Boxing by @welsh.boxing
🥊 Thank you, Dan Pitt. Welsh Boxing can confirm that Dan Pitt has left the Welsh Boxing programme. Dan leaves with an incredible list of achievements from his time in the Welsh vest. He made history at the Youth World Championships in Colorado in 2024, becoming only the second Welsh boxer to win a world title. Dan was also part of Team Wales at the 2026 Commonwealth Games, where he came agonisingly close to a medal, narrowly missing out on a bronze. Away from competition, Dan has also made an important contribution to the wider sport. He is a member of the World Boxing Athletes Commission and sits on the World Boxing Ethics Committee, giving athletes a voice and helping contribute to the future of the sport. Welsh Boxing Head of Performance, Adam Park said: “Dan has been a great member of the team and a fantastic person to have in the squad. The way he combined his studies with boxing at the highest level makes him a real role model for young athletes. “Becoming only the second world champion from Wales at the Youth Worlds in Colorado in 2024 was a special achievement. He was desperately unlucky not to come away with a bronze medal at the 2026 Commonwealth Games, and we’re all proud of the way he represented Wales. “We’ll miss having Dan around the programme, but he leaves with our full support. I wish him all the best as he returns to full-time education for his final year of studies.” Dan leaves Welsh Boxing having made a significant contribution to the programme, and we thank him for everything he has given to Welsh Boxing and Team Wales. Da Iawn Dan. 🥊 #NationalLottery by @welsh.boxing

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