Weight mascot and without chains

At the WBC`s 58th Convention, which is this time Virtual, in order to combat the ravages of Covid 19, there`s been plenty of discussion about image and substance.

Olympic Silver Medalist for wrestling Daniel Aceves Villagran stresses the vital importance of exercise to combat obesity. He points out that the lack of activity has markedly increased and in this era, the average weight gain is 6kg. This carries with the greatly increased risk of high blood pressure, heart problems, and diabetes. The aim is a physical activity to reduce weight by fifteen percent. This must be geared to age groups, gender, and other factors. It must encompass the physical and emotional scope.

This is a challenge demanding a plan of how to improve the way I`m feeling while improving my health. It must culminate inhabits and basic changes within a one hundred day cycle.

Moving from exercise to image and brand identification, Carlos Aguilar swoops in on a mascot for the WBC, which will increase identification, loyalty, empathy as an educational tool. The tiger has been chosen for the World Boxing Council! It embodies, strength, agility, endurance, and smartness. The intelligent task now is to select names for the Tiger family of Mum, Dad, boy, and girl cubs. The union and values of the WBC are important. Earning our stripes by effective names hunting, which must focus on pride, respect, and recognition.

Boxing Without Chains in Argentina which is coordinated by Marcos Arienti and has extended to Mexico, provides new hope, direction, and purpose for inmates of jails, giving them a second chance, a different plus productive life direction, and a new purpose in life.

The plan is to arrange a tournament for inmates including nonprisoners from the outside while extending the program to women`s prisons.