Team RBA at National Boxing Events
Getting stronger happens on the mat, but understanding the sport happens at ringside. See where Team RBA goes to learn, officiate, and compete at the national level.
At the Khelo India University Games 2021. It is important for me to attend these events to support the athletes and stay connected with the national boxing community.
Posing on the red carpet at the Khelo India games. These events bring together the best talent from across the country.
Watching the boxing competition at the Khelo India games with Jain College Chairman Mr. Chenraj and his family. Building relationships is key to growing the sport.
Another photo with the guests at the Jain College campus during the university games. We are always happy to share our passion for boxing.
With fellow coaches and officials at the Khelo India games. These events are a great opportunity to exchange knowledge and support our athletes.
A moment with colleagues during the boxing competition. Being part of the larger sports community is a vital part of my role as a coach.
Attending a Boxing Federation of India event with a friend. We are always present to support our fighters and the sport.
A black and white shot of me with some of the senior fighters from Team RBA. We train together as a unit.
About Team RBA at National Events
Being a fighter means knowing the game beyond just your own punches. I attend events like the Khelo India Games and BFI Opens to judge, referee, and support our athletes, so when you train with us, you are learning from someone who is actively part of the national boxing ecosystem.
Training is not just about the sweat in our RR Nagar academy. It is about understanding the sport from the inside. When I am at events like the Khelo India University Games, I am not just a spectator. I am there as an official, judge, or referee. This gives our students a massive advantage. You do not just get a trainer who reads books about boxing. You get a coach who is in the ring at national championships, making split-second decisions and enforcing the rules.
When our junior boxers step into state or national competitions, they have the benefit of that experience. We prepare them for the real environment—the pressure, the officials, the pacing, and the discipline required at high-level meets. Whether you are aiming for the medal podium or just want to understand what true combat sport looks like, our connection to these national platforms ensures your training is grounded in current, real-world standards. We show up, we participate, and we bring that knowledge back to the gym floor every single day.
The Rock Bull Academy of Arts
I am Kru Chandra Kumar. I run The Rock Bull Academy of Arts in RR Nagar. My philosophy is simple: life is tough, so you better get strong. I do not just run a gym; I live the sport, officiating at national events and pushing my team to show up and compete.
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