Coaching with Excellence

Michael Martin – Program Coordinator and Adaptive Reconditioning Coach

Michael Martin is the Program Coordinator and Adaptive Reconditioning Coach at Adaptive Boxing Corporation and an Adaptive Sports Rehabilitation Specialist at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center (2010–Present). He is a USA Boxing Coach (Green Level), a Certified Adaptive Recreation and Sports Specialist (CARSS), and holds American Red Cross First Aid/CPR/AED certification.

With field experience in adaptive sports programming dating back to 2004, Martin brings more than two decades of specialized practice to clinical and community-based settings. In his WRNMMC role within the Department of Rehabilitation, he designs and delivers adaptive boxing programming and recreational therapy for active-duty service members recovering from combat-related injuries—under the direct supervision of licensed occupational and physical therapists. His programming supports wounded warriors in re-establishing purpose, maximizing functional recovery, strengthening emotional regulation, and promoting successful community reintegration.

In 2019, Martin partnered with Derrick Bostic at Adaptive Boxing Corporation to translate his WRNMMC adaptive boxing expertise into community-based programming for veterans with service-connected disabilities. At ABC, he administers individualized adaptive boxing sessions aligned to each participant’s functional profile, applying evidence-informed modifications that account for injury history, physical limitations, and rehabilitation goals. He also coordinates adapted sports programming across multiple installation sites in full compliance with Department of Defense guidelines and established standards of care.

Concurrently, he serves as a Collegiate Boxing Coach at Urban Boxing Foggy Bottom in Washington, DC, extending his technical coaching expertise into the competitive arena. Together, these roles position him to deliver safe, standards-based adaptive boxing that bridges rehabilitation-focused practice and sustainable community participation.

Meet the team of professionals.

Pete Bostic – Founder Adaptive Boxing Corporation and US Army Soldier

US Army Military Police Staff Sergeant and Reserve Drill Sergeant with extensive leadership experience, dedicated to fostering discipline and resilience in military personnel. I am a US Army Combative Instructor for Army professional development schools, conducting Battalion Level and Unit Level combative training. As one of the Founders of Adaptive Boxing Corporation and an Adaptive Reconditioning Coach, I hold a USA Boxing Silver-Level Boxing License and have successfully trained numerous athletes, helping them achieve their personal and competitive goals. A Black Belt in multi-style martial arts, I have honed my skills over years of rigorous training and competition. Additionally, I possess a Black Belt Instructor Certification with the American Independent Kickboxing/Karate Association (AIKIA), showcasing my commitment to teaching and empowering others through martial arts. With 2 years of experience as an Adaptive Sports Rehabilitation Specialist at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, I have developed a deep understanding of the challenges faced by injured athletes, enabling me to effectively assist in their recovery and rehabilitation journeys, both physically and mentally.

Coaching with Strength!

Andrew Bostic – Strength and Conditioning Coach

Andrew Bostic is a seasoned strength and conditioning professional, adaptive sports coach, and former University of Maryland College Park football running back. With a career rooted in athletic performance, military service, and rehabilitative sports, he brings a unique blend of discipline, technical expertise, and athlete‑centered coaching to every training environment.

As a Strength & Conditioning Coach, Andrew specializes in developing and leading physical conditioning programs tailored for adaptive athletes, including disabled veterans and service members. His work focuses on improving muscular strength, cardiovascular endurance, mobility, and functional fitness while supporting each participant’s rehabilitation goals. He is known for implementing injury‑aware training techniques, monitoring performance progress, and collaborating closely with boxing coaches to ensure balanced, safe, and effective training plans.

Andrew’s athletic foundation was built at the University of Maryland, where he competed as a running back for the Terrapins. His collegiate football experience shaped his understanding of high‑performance training, teamwork, and resilience—principles that continue to guide his coaching philosophy today.

A Black Belt in multi-style martial arts, I have honed my skills over years of rigorous training and competition. Additionally, I possess a Black Belt Instructor Certification with the American Independent Kickboxing/Karate Association (AIKIA), showcasing my commitment to teaching and empowering others through martial arts.

Dedicated to empowering others through movement, Andrew remains committed to creating inclusive, high‑impact training environments that help athletes of all abilities build confidence, strength, and long‑term physical well‑being.