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Boxing Medical £30
We conduct Comprehensive Boxing Medical Examinations and Mandatory Blood Tests for Amateur and Professional Boxers in the UK.
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What Does a Boxing Medical Involve?
Whether you are having a Boxing Competition Registration Form 1 (BCR1) medical or a British Boxing Board of Control (BBBC) medical, the assessments are quite similar in many aspects which includes:
Blockers To Passing Fitness To Box
Absolute Blockers:
- Stroke
- Epilepsy
- Retinal Detachment
- Implantable devices (e.g., pacemakers, ICD defibrillators, stomas, cochlear implants)
Relevant Blockers:
Competitors may be allowed to box once the cause has been identified and the condition is well-controlled:
- Fractures: Minimum of 12 weeks post-injury
- Lower Jaw Dental Extractions: Within 12 weeks
- Heart Murmur: Further investigation is needed to rule out serious underlying causes that may be harmful if undetected
- Pregnancy
- Hernias of any type
Who Regulates Boxing Medicals for Amateur and Professional boxers?
For amateur boxers, medical examinations are governed by England Boxing, while professional boxers fall under the British Boxing Board of Control.
Our doctors are affiliated with England Boxing and are authorized to complete medical assessments for both amateur and professional boxers.
Our Promise To You
We promise to provide you with the support you need, from booking your medical appointment to addressing any questions you have about the assessment.