West Texas
I got into boxing at the age of 8 because of my own past trials, traumas, and tribulations. I am a firm believer that we experience and what we have learned in life and in the sport of boxing should be used to help others.
I didn’t set out to become a coach. In fact, I did everything I possible could to NOT call myself a Coach, until eventually, it was inevitable: I saw a young man struggling with bullying, smiling, feeling left out, and because I could identify with him i retired and focused on becoming a USA Boxing coach.
Currently, I am the head Boxing Coach at 9:26 Combat Academy, where I coach over 20 boxers and teach over 30 hours of boxing a week. I am also helping as a speaker in areas such as: women's self-defense, at risk kids, and bullying at Lubbock Independent School District, Lubbock-Cooper Independent school districtFrenship Independent school district.
I have I my certifications as a mindset and life coach through the Udemy. I obtained these certifications and over 40 hours of lectures and field work. Boxing and the world of combat sports aren't much different than life.
My Goal is to eventually become a full-time speaker as well as possibly help with the USA Olympic Boxing team.
Thank you for your consideration,
Coach Ross
806-559-5049
I have been a Usa Boxing member 20 plus years,
I am a level 3 boxing Coach, and a boxing official for the past 20 yrs.
I Have helped train new coaches and officials for West Texas in the past years.
Have helped with advice, guidance,equipment and or monetary assistance when possible to new up and coming gyms.
Have hosted Usaboxing events throughout the years to continue the growth of the sport in and around our area.
I Have owned and operated my own gym for 15yrs.
I consider it to be one of the more established and longest running boxing gyms in Amarillo,
I was a volunteer Boxing coach for the local Boys and Girls club for 10 years.
Have served as LBC President for West Texas
Have served as Junior Olympic Coordinator for the West Texas LBC
I feel that with my experience, I can definitely help our local LBC to improve and move forward, not only by looking for ways to grow membership, but by providing more LBC events!
I have been a vice president before for the west Texas LBC 47 I think it's time for a change
I’m interested in serving on the board because I feel that I could make a positive impact on our LBC. I’ve volunteered as a coach for over 10 years and as an official for 5 plus years. Because of my busy work schedule I’m not able to make it to every show in our LBC but I have been actively participating as much as possible for many years. In my personal life I’ve been in a lead position at the steel company I work for and I’ve had to deal with many different types of people, all of whom have different personalities that have to be dealt with. I just want to do the best I can for a rich and wonderful sport that has given so many people an outlet and an opportunity to do positive things in their lives.
Winner by Acclamation (Ran unopposed)
I Agustin Tapia have been in boxing since I was 7 yrs old. I'M a club owner, coach, level 2 official,oic for my LBC and I Am the person that holds 9O percent of the events and also I will reach more boxing coaches to be level or level 2 officials so we can help out at national tournaments
Winners by acclamation. (Ran unopposed) 1 position to be filled by the LBC BOD in Jan. 2024 due to no eligible candidate applications.
I began boxing at the age of 11. I competed till the age of 15. I took a break from boxing in order to compete in high school sports. I returned to the sport at the age of 25. I have had the opportunity to compete at various national tournaments and I'm currently ranked #2 in the elite male 106lb division. As a memeber of the Lubbock Warriors, I have been given the opportunity to volunteer at the Lubbock Boys and Girls Clubs. The team helps with community service at the clubs and in holiday events for the youth of the community. I would like to be an athlete representative in order to provide a voice for the athletes of West Texas.
I have a high school diploma. After completing high school, I chose the route of being an entrepreneur. I have been and am currently running my own business.
I have been competing in USA Boxing for the past six years. In 2019, I won the national Junior Olympics. I have since had the opportunity to compete in numerous national tournaments.
Boxing has opened up a door of endless opportunities. Through boxing, I am now able to help others through volunteering to help the youth in my community.
I have obtained my high school diploma. I am currently continuing my education.