Initiatives to secure technical and tactical progress of skilled boxers give a high priority to new training process design and management technologies; with new training models, methods and tools intended, among other things, to mobilize the still untapped bodily resources. The study analyzes a competitive progress securing model making an emphasis on the bout programming and control skills training aspects. A fight plan in modern boxing is based on analyses of the available information about the opponent, his fighting style with the favorite offence and defense actions, range-control footwork etc.; to find and employ, if possible, deficiencies in the technical/ tactical patterns. Competitive success in modern boxing largely depends on the boxer`s ability to revise the prior fight plan on the run as required by the unexpected situations and opponent/s techniques/ tactics by fast and efficient solutions. It is obvious that success of the fight plan revisions depends on many situational specifics including the opponent`s position, footwork, style innovations, aggression in offense etc. The fight plan revision may be facilitated by the response action programming for each bout that means that the relevant bout programming and control skills need to be trained to effectively control the opponent`s offence, defense and footwork and respond in a fast and proactive manner. The bout programming and control skills training and testing experiment showed benefits of the new training model of the authors` design.
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