Tash is putting her karate gear away and boxing gloves on for suicide prevention
I'm Tash and I've signed up to IT Heavy Hitters charity boxing event, raising funds for Key To Life suicide prevention/awareness
Wellington
I lost my husband Mike on 30th Dec 2016 to suicide so this cause is very close to my heart .
Over the last 4 years the heavy hitters events have raised over $209,000 for the Key Of Life Trust whom are aiming to affect positive social change surrounding suicide prevention/awareness and mental health in New Zealand
This intense 14 week boxing boot camp programme will test everyone attending physically and emotionally, lets see if i can finally learn to block my head. I will never want to hear the song Roxanne again after this has finished, and if I do I'm sure I'll go into burpee mode.
5th May is fight night and I'm hoping to put gloves on and be lucky enough to get a chance to get in the ring, I'm training with Red team and if I dont get a fight I'll be there wearing red supporting my team.
Natasha Warren 's involvement (page creator)
Want to help raise funds for those in need and help make a difference.
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Half way through 15 March 2018
I'd just like to say a very big thank you to everyone for there support and very kind donationsđŸ˜€
Can't believe we are half way through already wow where has the time gone. Well I'm still training hard 3 times a week, plus extra where I have time, sweating buckets, eating lots of lollies to keep my energy levels up.
Still not confirmed if I get a fight as yet, but if I do I'll be fit and ready.
I will update as soon as I have more information
Thank you again xx
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