EmpowerHER Boxing Project – Free Boxing for Girls Aged 5–16

EmpowerHER Boxing Project – Free Boxing for Girls Aged 5–16

The Power Movement is delighted to introduce the EmpowerHER Boxing Project: free weekly boxing sessions created especially for girls aged 5–16.

Taking place every Thursday from 4.30pm to 5.30pm at Portsoken Community Centre, the sessions offer girls a welcoming and supportive environment in which to get active, learn boxing skills and build their confidence.

The project is led by Courtney Pemble, a three-time national boxing champion. With her experience, encouragement and expert guidance, participants will have the opportunity to develop their fitness, coordination and boxing technique while discovering just how strong and capable they can be.

Boxing is about much more than physical fitness. It can help young people develop discipline, focus, resilience and self-belief – valuable qualities that can make a positive difference both inside and outside the gym.

The EmpowerHER Boxing Project is open to girls living in the City of London and surrounding areas, and is completely free to join.

Session details

When: Every Thursday
Time: 4.30pm–5.30pm
Where: Portsoken Community Centre, 20 Little Somerset Street, London E1 8AH
Who: Girls aged 5–16
Cost: Free

The project is supported by the City of London Corporation’s Stronger Communities Fund.

Find out more

For further information or to register your interest, please contact The Power Movement:

Telephone: 07415 367071 or 07930 453979
Email: admin@thepowermovement.org

Come along, get active and discover the confidence, strength and skills that boxing can build!

Allie Astell

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