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Dragons abreast Adelaide is a dragon boat team formed in November 2003. We are made up of breast cancer survivors and supporters. You will be surprised by the instant connection you feel with our team and realise you are not alone on this journey. Dragon boating unites you with the environment, encourages team spirit, builds fitness, promotes health and is Read more…

We formed our group in 2004 and are based at the Mersey Yacht Club in East Devonport, where we store our 20 seater and 10 seater boats. In our Dragons Den at the same location we store paddles, life jackets, safety gear, marquees etc.  Our boats, Mersey Maiden and Mersey Maiden Too, are regular sights on the Mersey River.  We Read more…

Dragons Abreast Hobart began in 2002 with a small group of determined women, some of whom still paddle with us. Numbers have increased over the years and we now have a membership of 34 survivor paddlers and 2 supporter paddlers. We have a two 20s boats and one 10s boat, which are housed at Lindisfarne Rowing Club, the club from Read more…

Dragons Abreast Ballarat formed in early 2005 when Gabrielle Boermann saw the inspiring Australian Story program In the Pink. We are a social group that warmly welcomes all breast cancer survivors so if you’d like to get fit, have fun and meet others traveling the journey with breast cancer we’d love to hear from you. We train on Lake Wendouree. Read more…

Dragons Abreast Bendigo was established in 2002 by local breast cancer survivors and supporters. A preloved boat was kindly donated to us and after a refurbishment, training started on Lake Weeroona in November. Since then, our club has been involved in many dragon boat regattas and other community events including trips to Adelaide, Darling Harbour, Geelong, Gold Coast, Melbourne and Read more…

About us: Dragons Abreast Gippsland Waratahs was formed in 2010 · To raise awareness of the incidence of Breast Cancer. · To provide facilities for the support of people during and after treatment for Breast Cancer. · To promote the value of exercise, in the rehabilitation after Breast Cancer surgery. · To improve and promote physical and mental wellbeing by participating Read more…