LBC stands for Local Boxing Committee. USA Boxing is made up of 57 different LBCs nationally. While many LBCs represent entire states, some states have more than one. Two of the LBCs represent collegiate boxers and boxing clubs and are not bound geographically.
Each Local Boxing Committee is managed by board of directors, responsible for follow and enforcing USA Boxing’s bylaws, while helping administrate boxing locally. Some of their responsibilities include approving new clubs that join the LBC, approving local events, and issuing passbooks to name a few. Members are assigned to their LBC by their physical address.