Virtual Boxing Club

Satudays

12:00-12:30

A collaboration between Boxing Without Barriers, Beaver Boxing and Kingsway Boxing Club in Toronto has launched a virtual boxing gym. 

Every Saturday, beginning January 16 a boxing class specifically for people with special needs or disabilities will be taught virtually by a Boxing Without Barriers coach.

Other general programming (youth, technical, strength & conditioning) classes are available as per the schedule here.

*All classes are recorded and available to club members for anytime access.

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1 week FREE trial with unlimited classes.

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Coach Training Course *FREE

Coaching Athletes with Special Needs: Program Design & Implementation

Satuday, Oct. 24

9:30-12:00

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*via Google Meet

This online course is a slightly modified version of the full in-person training course. It is designed to provide coaches and program leaders with tools and techniques to use when coaching athletes with a variety of special needs. Based on a philosophy of “designing for, not around”, it provides user-friendly models of program design and how-to’s for altering and adjusting activities.​

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• Course topics include:

  • ​Accommodations vs. Modifications vs. Creation

  • Planning a Program

  • Instructional Strategies

  • Behaviour Management

  • Communication

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Learn more about the BWB model here.

BWB Virtual Class

Sunday, June 28

9:00

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Boxing Without Barriers is coming to a screen near you!

Our first virtual class will be hosted on Google Meet and will run for 30-40 minutes. Visit our Facebook page for more information.

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Email boxingwithoutbarriers@gmail.com to register.

Coach Training Course *FREE

Coaching Athletes with Special Needs: Practical Skills & Strategies

Satuday, May 2

9:30-12:00

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Saturday, May 9

9:30-12:00

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*via Google Hangouts

This online course is a slightly modified version of the full in-person training course. It is designed to provide coaches and program leaders with tools and techniques to use when coaching athletes with a variety of special needs. Based on a philosophy of “designing for, not around”, it provides user-friendly models of program design and how-to’s for altering and adjusting activities.​

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• Course topics include:

  • ​Accommodations vs. Modifications vs. Creation

  • Planning a Program

  • Instructional Strategies

  • Behaviour Management

  • Communication

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Learn more about the BWB model here.