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ADAPTIVE BOXING CLASSES AT BOXINGFIT PORT MELBOURNE Thanks to the generosity of @boxingfit247portmelb , who have opened their doors and donated their facilities, the @australianadaptiveboxing is excited to offer affordable, inclusive boxing sessions for people of all abilities, starting at just $5! Want to help support some of our adaptive boxers on their journey to compete internationally in 2027? Check out the GoFundMe link in our AABC bio. #adaptiveboxing #wheelchairboxing #AABC #boxingfit #portmelbourne
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Posted On: October 30th 2026, 04:33 am
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ADAPTIVE BOXING CLASSES AT BOXINGFIT PORT MELBOURNE

Thanks to the generosity of @boxingfit247portmelb , who have opened their doors and donated their facilities, the @australianadaptiveboxing is excited to offer affordable, inclusive boxing sessions for people of all abilities, starting at just $5!

Want to help support some of our adaptive boxers on their journey to compete internationally in 2027? Check out the GoFundMe link in our AABC bio.

#adaptiveboxing #wheelchairboxing #AABC #boxingfit #portmelbourne
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