Free Boxing Classes

Provided by Eastside Boxing Club

Free boxing classes for residents of the Downtown Eastside.
Eastside Boxing Club offers free boxing classes for the residents of the Downtown Eastside Community. These classes are funded by community partners and generous donors, and often have free childminding and food. The following programs are offered:

Youth Program:
Provides free after-school boxing classes for youth ages 13 to 19. Classes focus on the fundamentals of boxing and conditioning, including basic punches and footwork. In addition to increasing physical fitness, this program encourages youth to utilize exercise as a healthy and productive outlet for stress, and also to build strong relationships with mentors and peers in their community.

Classes are Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 4:00pm - 5:00pm. All necessary boxing equipment is provided.

Frontline Fight Club:
Frontline Fight Club, in partnership with MRT provides free boxing classes for frontline workers, aimed at bringing together those that are impacted by the effect of the province’s overdose crisis. By working through the stress of their jobs in the boxing gym, frontline workers are able to take better care of themselves and the communities they serve.

Friday classes are offered in partnership with MRT. Gloves available to borrow, and MRT will provide handwraps for Friday classes if needed. All Frontline Workers involved with the DTES community are welcome.

604-620-0480

Public email: info@eastsideboxingclub.com

Website: https://www.eastsideboxingclub.com...

238 Keefer Street, Vancouver, British Columbia, V6A 1X5

Cost: No cost

Availability

Service area: Vancouver + show cities

Service area cities: Vancouver

Service Types Provided
Mental Health - Adult & Senior
Mental Health - Child & Youth
Victim Services
    Ways to Access
    • Provided at a single location
    • Provided in a group in-person

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