CLASH OF THE CODES SIX

Registrations for COTC6 are open!

FAQ’S

Do I have to be a member?

No, Clash of the Codes is open to everyone!

How are the teams selected?

You choose! Select your preferred team when you sign up. As long as there’s space, it’s yours.

Each team does have a capacity limit, so if you’ve got your eye on a specific one, we recommend locking it in early.

When does camp start?

The first official day (induction) is a combined session for both teams at our Lower Hutt gym on Sunday 16th August.

From there, team training begins:

Lower Hutt: Monday 17th August
Kilbirnie: Tuesday 18th August

What days/times are the training sessions?

Lower Hutt: Monday, Wednesday, Saturday 6am-7am
Kilbirnie: Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday 6am-7am

Do I have to fight at the end of camp?

No, fighting is totally optional, you will be given the choice to throw your name in the hat for selection in week 8 of the camp.

Am I guaranteed a fight?

We do our best to match as many people as possible, but unfortunately not everyone will get a fight. There are a number of factors we have to consider when matching, and from a logistics point of view it’s simply not possible to accommodate everyone.

What gear do I need for the camp?

Hand wraps
Gloves - 16oz if under 91kg, 18oz if 91kg+
Mouthguard
Appropriate shoes and clothing for some seriously sweaty sessions

Why is there an age limit?

We follow the rules set by our sanctioning body, which prohibit anyone under 18 or over 55 from fighting. Safety is a top priority for us, and we take it very seriously.

Do I have to attend every session?

We ask for full commitment throughout the camp - there’s no value in doing it half heartedly. That said, we understand there may be the odd pre planned event or unavoidable work commitment. And if you’re unwell, please stay home and return once you’re fully recovered.

I’ve never done anything like this before - will I be able to keep up?

Absolutely. Our coaches have your back the whole way. We strip it right back to basics and build you up step by step. We love a rookie!!

Do I have to be fit?

Nope! But we promise you will be by the end of camp!

Still have questions? Send your query through to clashofthecodes.wbg@gmail.com

Clash of the Codes is our annual 13 week fight camp, finishing with an epic fight night where we put fighters from our Kilbirnie and Lower Hutt gyms head to head in an action packed night!

New venue, new format, new coaches…

What’s Included:‍ ‍

The Ultimate Fitness Journey: Get into the best shape of your life with structured, high energy conditioning. Boxing Fundamentals: Learn authentic footwork, defense, and correct punching technique from expert coaches.

The Ultimate Goal: Train with the potential to get matched for our massive Fight Night on Friday 13th November 2026.

Growth & Community: Not everyone has to fight! If your goal is to step outside your comfort zone, build self confidence, meet awesome new people, and make lifelong friends in a supportive team environment, this camp is absolutely for you.

Who Can Join? Age: Open to anyone and everyone aged 18 to 55 years. Experience: All fitness and experience levels are welcome. We start from the absolute basics! Spaces are limited per team. Choose your side, lock in your registration, and let's get ready to rumble!

Limited spaces available - get in before it sells out!

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What People Are Saying

“Not only is the camp a journey of self discovery. It’s a bunch of amazing people and coaches pushing you to do better every day.
No regrets!”

— Craig Scoon, CotC2

“Best thing I have ever done, ring fight or not. My fitness and skill went up immensely along with my general mood and confidence”

— Aaron KB 6022

“I love WBG and its Kaupapa. I had the best time, a group I am proud to be apart of and would love to do the journey again.”

— Marsh, LW 5010

“I’ve participated in 2 camps. What brings me back is the relationships you make with fellow fight campers, the trainers and yourself. You push your limits, everyone encourages you and come away as a changed person. It is the hardest thing I have done but the most rewarding!”

— Makere, KB 6022