Boxing with DSAmd
Strength, Confidence, and Community Through Boxing
DSAmd’s Boxing Program offers individuals with Down syndrome a fun, supportive way to build strength, coordination, confidence, and connection. Through adaptive instruction and encouragement, participants can improve physical fitness while gaining new skills in a positive and welcoming environment
Our Boxing Program is designed to help participants develop physical skills and self-confidence in a structured, encouraging setting. Classes focus on fitness, movement, coordination, discipline, and personal growth while creating opportunities for friendships and community.
Whether a participant is new to boxing or simply looking for a new way to stay active, this program is built to meet them where they are and celebrate progress at every level.
Benefits
Why Boxing?
Boxing-based fitness can help participants:
Build strength and endurance
Improve balance, coordination, and motor skills
Increase focus and self-discipline
Boost confidence and independence
Reduce stress and support emotional wellness
Have fun while being part of a team-like community
Who It’s For
Who can participate?
This program is designed for individuals with Down syndrome and other intellectual and developmental disabilities who want to engage in a supportive, active, and empowering environment.
Programs include:
Everyone!
Beginner-friendly instruction
Adapted activities for different skill and comfort levels
Supportive coaches and volunteers
What to Expect
What happens in class?
Participants can expect a class environment that is structured, upbeat, and encouraging. Depending on the session, classes may include:
Warm-ups and stretching
Boxing drills and technique practice
Footwork and coordination exercises
Strength and conditioning activities
Group encouragement and skill-building
Cool-down and wrap-up
No prior boxing experience is needed.
Meet the Coaches