Join Dragons Abreast Tasmania Hobart Paddling
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Dragons Abreast Tasmania Hobart is a supportive paddling group primarily for breast cancer survivors, including men, promoting fitness and fun through dragon boat racing.
Training sessions are held regularly, welcoming paddlers of all skill levels from beginners to competitive. The group provides opportunities for social paddling and participation in local and national dragon boat events.
Membership includes access to coached sessions, equipment, and a community focused on health and camaraderie. New members can join by contacting the group through their official website or visiting their location at Lindisfarne.
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