Australian Adaptive Boxing Council

Today marks an important step for the Australian Adaptive Boxing Council.
We’re pleased to announce Phillip Hulands as the first officially registered boxer under the AABC.
Phil will be representing the Geelong Adaptive Boxing League as we continue building this pathway.
Congratulations, Phil

Adaptive Boxing in Australia. Building the Pathway

The Australian Adaptive Boxing Council (AABC) is working to build a national competition pathway for adaptive boxing athletes across Australia.

The goal is to establish regional adaptive boxing leagues that allow athletes to train, compete and represent their region.

The first regional league has now been created:

Geelong Adaptive Boxing League

Additional leagues are planned as the sport develops, including Melbourne and potential leagues in other regions.

Athletes competing in regional leagues will eventually have the opportunity to participate in national adaptive boxing events and championships.

This is the beginning of building a structured future for adaptive boxing in Australia.

The Australian Adaptive Boxing Council is pleased to announce the creation of the Geelong Adaptive Boxing League, the first regional adaptive boxing league operating under the AABC.

This marks the first step in building adaptive boxing competition pathways across Australia.

Australian Adaptive Boxing Council (AABC)

The AABC is being established as the national governing body for adaptive boxing in Australia.

Our aim is to support safe competition, inclusion and real pathways for athletes of all abilities, including wheelchair athletes and adaptive fighters.

Over the coming months we will be working with gyms, coaches and athletes to build adaptive boxing competition pathways and leagues across Australia.

If you are an athlete, coach, gym owner or organisation interested in adaptive boxing, please reach out.

The future of adaptive boxing in Australia starts here.