Did a company group training "Train" class with Eli at EverybodyFights Seaport and honestly... I'm annoyed at how much I liked it. Eli ran a great session: high energy, well-paced, and somehow got a bunch of coworkers to sweat together without it feeling like a corporate trust fall. Full transparency: I'm usually not a fan of classes that force you to pair up with other people (mostly because I'm lazy and prefer to suffer silently on my own), but I have to admit the partner format actually works. It's just enough accountability to keep you moving, without being overly "team-building retreat" about it. After class I took a quick lap around the facility. It's clean, well-maintained, and doesn't have that sad gym smell. Tons of class options, and now I'm very tempted by the heated yoga and the medspa... because if I'm going to work out, I'd like to be rewarded immediately afterward like a Kardashian. Everyone working there was genuinely nice and welcoming. Would absolutely take Eli's class again, and would recommend it if you want a great workout, a fun time with coworkers, or friends and the mild panic of realizing you're capable of more than you thought. read more

I was curious when I saw their sign. Everybody Fights is a boxing type gym. They have a boxing ring, punching bags, weights with personal trainers who will put your sweat on. When we walked in, there was a boot camp class going on. Interesting concept. Street parking available. read more

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Did about 250 classes there from about 2020 to 2023 at seaport and fidi. Had my bag stolen from a locked locker at seaport. Been back a few times since then but didn't really like it after that happened. read more

I liked the variety of machines and how well they were maintained, which made working out stress-free. The trainers on the floor were helpful and ready to answer questions. It does get busy during peak hours, which means sometimes I need to wait to use equipment. read more

Can't say enough good things about this place and its people. I've been a member a little less than a year and in that time have met countless amazing people and gotten to know the EBF team a bit. They put a lot of effort into the culture that they create and it shows. It's one thing to create a great fitness experience, but to do so in an environment that creates psychological safety with inclusive and uplifting energy is a rare find. As a fat queer person who has spent time in a bunch of boutique fitness spaces in Boston, this is easily the most affirming. The team is thoughtful, responsive to feedback, and takes steps to make personal relationships with clients. Hands down my favorite place to sweat. Also, the sauna is A+ read more

EverybodyFights - Gyms Near Me - Boston, Massachusetts

Really enjoyed visiting this gym on my last business trip to Boston. The facilities are SO nice, the owner & staff are very friendly and helpful, and the equipment is top-notch HUGE selection of kettlebells, a tastefully organized cardio wall, huge kickboxing class area, turf ... you name it, it's here The sauna/cold plunge in the locker rooms was a huge relief before my flight home. Looking forward to visiting again! read more

As a barre enthusiast for the last few years, I recently decided to try Everybody Fights Black Friday special for a thirty day trial for $60 and I love this gym. There are a variety of classes offered everyday and at all hours of the day -- from strength training, boxing, and even yoga. Finding parking in Southie can be a nightmare, but you may get lucky and find metered parking on A Street, if you take an early morning class. Overall good vibes and great workout spot. I'm excited to try out the new location at Seaport Drydock in a couple weeks. read more

The best gym in town! Highly recommend for those looking for inspiration in a community. The classes are great, but a full gym if you rather do that. read more

Great gym with plenty of class options for the price. parking is limited and it's extremely hard to find a spot.

It pains me to give this place a poor review, because the community and trainers are amazing and really know what they are doing, but the way management handled a situation over the weekend is the reason I'm giving them one star. Members and trainers were told at 2pm on Saturday that management made the decision to close the Hilltop location in Saugus permanently starting the next day! What a low blow! Way to destroy the small community management seemed to be so proud and happy about. I understand ideas and priorities change, but giving the community at least a month to prepare, reconnect, and even time for employees to find new jobs would have been the better way to go about it. I'm pretty horrified! read more

EBF staff and trainers are very knowledgeable. Everyone are full of positive energy. Highly recommended

Please turn up the AC--and please stop turning it off completely on weekends. Please also start requiring members to provide proof of COVID vaccination. Your half-baked mask policy is pointless. read more

Has all the amenities that one could want in a gym. Can't wait for the new seaport location to open

The instructor, Steph, french braided her hair during class. She had really long hair. There were about 16-18 students in class (half running on a treadmill, the other half squatting/planking/shoulder pressing), instead of making sure our forms weren't crap she was styling her hair...during class. Ponytail. Nope, changed her mind. She put her hair back down so she could whip it back and forth. Oh wait, nevermind, hair back up into a messy bun. Hang on...20 minutes into class, she decided on the french braid. That was her final decision. What has become of fitness instructors? What has become of fitness classes? I have no problem with instructors wanting to be Instagram influencers. I get it, they have to self-promote and make a living. And okay fine, use curse words if that's "your brand." But can we at least pretend to kinda care about the well-being of the individuals in the class turning to fitness to feel/get better? read more

I love this gym! Great interior design and cool lay out! The classes are so much fun (very tough but fun)! Their music is great, though some areas of the gym are a little too loud for me. The instructors are great and they take the time to get to know you and call you out when you're doing great. They have a good amount of equipment in the open gym area. The best part is that they have recovery room, steam room and sauna. The prices are a but high but I think its totally worth it. read more

I have taken a few classes at the Saugus location recently. It's a small space and they run different classes simultaneously which doesn't work. My second class was "mitts" and I couldn't hear a damn thing what the trainer was saying due to the very loud circuit class going on around us. I felt like an idiot. Certainly not recommended for newbies like me. Other than that, it's a nice gym and has potential. read more

I really liked this gym but it's way to expensive like most of the gyms. It does have a lot to offer for the price but if you're a college student like myself then you can't just spend 100 a month or more on this gym membership with amongst a lot of other things. The commute is very far to get here and I wish their locations were easier to find and not so hidden. Even the Financial district is difficult to find when you put it on GPS. I hope in the near future they invest in some signs to let people know this in their location or just a better location with heavier traffic where people can notice they exist and not so hidden. My only suggestion is maybe offering a student membership for college students in the area or high school students as well. Someone at the front desk did offer me a student membership but it was the same as a corporate membership which defeats the whole purpose. Students don't work and don't receive the same benefits as a corporate person would to be coming to such a high end gym. I tried out one of their road classes and definitely wasn't beginner friendly as I thought it would be. The people in the class made up for it and were super sweet. read more

I lived in Kenmore and was going to school over there and still woke up and got over there for the 6 am classes for absolutely no reason other than that they are just that great. Front desk staff is so helpful and friendly. Classes are AMAZING - you can really take any one of them and it'll be great. Could not recommend it more. I love starting the weekend with Chris DaVeiga's TRAINxLIVE and the roads classes are great. Steph teaches a killer BAGSxCORE on Saturdays and ROADxSTRENGTH during the week. Kellie's ROAD class on Fridays is amazing. Dave Bergeron's 6 am on Tuesday/Chris Nastasia's 6 am on Wednesday mornings are great. I really cannot emphasize more how fantastic every trainer is here. If you're just pulling through for Open Gym, I've never had a problem getting on a treadmill or elliptical or using the weights. The locker rooms are super clean and while the women's locker room does get a little slammed at the showers after the 6 am larger classes, the shower line does move. If it's your first time and you're going to a bigger class (TRAINx360, TRAINxCARDIO, TRAINxLIVE, I'm sure I'm missing something here) at popular times like 6 am or evening time, definitely show up a few minutes early and ask someone what's going on so you can get oriented and put yourself at a station instead of having to scramble. If you're trying a smaller class like ROAD sign up early, they fill up fast! Seriously - try this place out. You will love it. read more

I've lived in the city for over ten years and there is no better gym than EBF!!! Pre and post pandemic they have been amazing all around. From the moment you walk in you can feel the energy from everyone at the facility - from the front desk, trainers, and other gym goers. I love every class and the trainers here really care and will help you at every station if you need it. I used to have a hard time getting motivated for a gym but haven't ever since signing up here! read more

Absolutely love this gym! Have tried the Bags X Body class and the Train X 360 class with Chris. Both classes were intense and the instructor was highly motivating. Also, the music is pretty loud and accompanies the class well. The locker rooms are really nice with mirrors, hair dryers, etc., and there is a smoothie place connected to the gym as well. In addition to the classes, they have proper lifting equipment upstairs. Can't go wrong with this place if you are looking to sweat! read more

Everybody Fights is by far the best gym I've had the pleasure of being a member of. I've been a member of the Boston FIDI location since May 2019, and I've really appreciated the variety of classes offered and the super personable (yet, extremely professional) trainers. Membership is offered at a reasonable price for the number of classes and equipment offered. Plus, I'm constantly overhearing praises about how nice the locker room facilities are when new people visit! Keep in mind, this is primarily a "boxing gym," so many of the classes are related to, or influenced by, boxing exercises, but there's a ton to do without investing in learning how to box. In short, great classes, great staff, and great facilities! read more

I came here with a couple friends for the Yelp! Fit Club event taught by George Foreman III himself! The class was a cycle of exercises that incorporated boxing for one hour. It was pretty exhausting but enjoyable. Location:10-15 minute walk from the Red Line - Broadway MBTA Station. First impressions: The gym has a modern gritty allure with the tagline "Everybody Fights". Two boxing rings will stand center stage as different fitness rooms sprawl outwards containing: punching bags, cycles, trendmills, and other fitness equipment. The staff is friendly and will humor your desire to try on hand wraps and gloves. The ventilation is quite good and the gym lacked the musky macho odor expected from a bustling fitness center. Locker room: Automatic keycode entry lockers, shampoo, towels, razors, lotion, steam room and sauna, all complimentary. It's a locker room. The workout: It was an intense cycle of boxing, rowing, squating, jumping, and various other activities that will leave you worn but satisfied. George Foreman III led the class, running around motivating us and correcting our form. A couple TV screen have timers on for rest and active periods and the surround sound speakers keep your mind off the burn. Things I would change: I wish there were more water fountains, there was only a water cooler for bottle refill. Overall: I enjoyed the event and the facilities. George Foreman III is great! Seriously consider this gym if you want to change up your regular routine with some BoxFit activities or if you're looking for a gym in the area. read more

Let me start by saying I've been to 7 gyms in the greater Boston area and so far, I like EBF best. My favorite thing about this gym is that I'm doing something completely new and feel like a badass after every class. While I have the full membership (at a STEEP $150/month!!), I mostly take the bags classes. They're fun and intense and I've never sweat so much in my life. Gloves are available for rent, or free if you're a member. They no longer offer wraps for rent but they're worth buying for cheap ($7 I think). The gym is very busy during peak times and can sometimes feel cramped, but it still manages to have a good flow. I've only had trouble finding a spot upstairs to stretch and roll out a few times. The peak time classes are usually quite packed, which frees up the upstairs gym area. After the morning rush on weekends, you could have the whole gym to yourself til closing. I haven't used the locker room except to store things in a locker but in the mornings, there tends to be a line of women waiting to shower. I think there are 6 shower stalls and 2 bathrooms which seems like too little for the volume of people. If you live close by and can shower at home though, this is a non-issue. Overall pretty clean. Staff seems friendly, and the front desk is extra nice. I haven't interacted much with the trainers as the classes definitely don't offer personalized attention (wouldn't be a fit for someone needing a lot of guidance). I have to modify a lot of things due to injuries, and have found it difficult to flag the instructor down to ask for suggestions. It'd be helpful if they included modifications in their demonstration of the various stations in the training classes. I saw some complaints about ambiance and music selection and feel the exact opposite. I love that the bags room is dark - it's all part of the experience. I've seen members of all ages here but I feel this is a fresher, less stuffy take on fitness that caters to younger members. If you don't want to hear rap music, this isn't a good fit. While nearby Boston Athletic Club is playing La Bouche or Backstreet Boys circa 1995, EBF playing an awesome mix of current playlists (with some throwbacks that don't make me cringe). Membership is pretty expensive no matter what level you purchase, but this is the best option in the area if you can afford it. read more

Came here for Yelp fit club, and the class was intense, but similar to a cardio box class I've been to before. I wish there was a way to not have the gloves stay...wet...in between classes. The trainers were good, but I felt bad when I had to ask again because sometimes they explained too quickly. It's out of the way, unless you work/live in the up and coming area past Broadway over there. read more

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best gym in the world - just started at everybody fights and the people are incredible and the trainers and staff are the best - can't go wrong here read more

As an avid gym goer (both class based (soulcycle/title/orangetheory/barrys/crossfit) and gym based (equinox, boston sports clubs, new york sports clubs, 24 hour fitness, lynx, lifetime), I can assure you that despite the hype, there are significant deficiencies in this place. I went to the Seaport Boxing class over the weekend-the front desk person was rude, gave little information about where to park, and totally unhelpful in terms of guiding us towards getting geared up for the class. The class itself was nothing special-what is unique though is how unhelpful the instructor was for first time clients. In my experience at the hundreds of classes taken over my lifetime (including boxing with at least 5 different brands), the instructor typically asks if its the first time in a class in order to help those folks set up. This basic task was not performed, and I found it disturbing how from a logistical standpoint anyone would be motivated to come spend their money here when there are many more instructive environments in which to get a workout. read more

Awesome luxury gym that's more a community than a gym. I would say this gym has more attractive people than every other gym I've ever been to... read more

Some covid precautions. Spray bottles for individual use, plastic drapes and separators around the floor and cardio equipment. They still allow customers to take their mask off "at their work out station" and group fitness classes still rotate stations. So you can be sure you are working out in the personal cloud of 4-5 people per class, and if one person in the class is asymptomatic, they will move to 4-5 stations throughout the gym working out hard with the option not to wear their mask. THE GYM COULD BE SO MUCH SAFER WITHOUT ROTATING STATIONS. Clients are pretty considerate about keeping a distance, but everyone is young and has an invulnerable air about them, so if this describes you, this is a good fitness choice for you, as no one will bother you about wearing a mask if you dont want to. On some level, we all take out calculated chances, I guess. Not for me, as I also have roommates to consider. read more

Probably my favorite gym. I go here pretty regularly for circuits/ to lift and also tried out this couples personal trainer thing they did for a while. For the circuits I pretty much enjoy Train 360 (despite starting to come here initially to learn how to box) The staff/ trainers are really accommodating based on your skill-level. My girlfriend and I did a training session with Lisa which was pretty great. Showers/ lockers are really clean. +1 if you can find the tanning room :) read more

$100 REQUIRED orientation fee $150 unlimited everything/ month

Who knew that boxing would be so therapeutic and addictive! Great classes now a bit packed but still completely worth it. Teachers a great, place is beautiful. Wholeheartedly recommend! read more

I was visiting Boston for the weekend and had a very early arrival. I wasnt sure if there would be anything open for something to do but fortunately this place was and it was the best choice to make. Being a first timer made it even better because my class was free. I chose the Train 360 composed of multiple high intensity stations. It was an amazing workout I really enjoyed getting to try out multiple gear like the dumbbells, ropes, the boxing bags and the suspension training. If I were able to come back I'd definetly want to learn how to to box in the ring with all the techniques. Also the locker rooms were very comfortable and above average. Please add a location to California! read more

The class were ok. The Instructor were not very attentive. Didn't even show the new attendees any technique especially on how to box. Employee were not attentive either! I come in waiting on the front desk to be check in while two of the employee stood there and one was on the phone. The lady called the guy and asked him to check me in, the guys turn around and said "what? to me " haha really that's how you talk to people that pay money to go to your gym? anyway i said, " can you please check me in? his response, "oh yeah no worries you are all set." How can i be all set when he didn't even ask for my name to check me in. I have to tell him again to check me in because i'm with classpass and i don't want to get charge for missed classes. When he finally finished checking me in, I asked if they have any gloves because i'm interested to buy. The guy which i found out his name is Shane (one of the instructor) just told me "oh just use the one on the floor" not really interested in selling me one of their gloves... I came back to the desk after a couple of minute unfortunately its only Shanes thats on the front desk... so i ask where can i get a water, he directed me to go upstairs and told me they sell water upstairs. Wow guess what I went on their first floor and their juice is closed! How can you direct people somewhere close when you obviously work in that place, you should know whats happening in your gym. in the middle of the work out i saw the other girl that works in the front desk she happily directed me to the fountain and also told me they sell water bottle if i need one.. That was simple! Shane could have told me hey we sell water bottle and there's a fountain, I didn't need to ask two people the same question. Anyway I was really disappointed Shane is clearly missing something... lack of customer service and enthusiasm to gain new client. read more

The Club has changed the way I feel about working out! I have never been able to say that I look forward to the part of the day when I get to work out until now. I started at the club as one of the first 500, you couldn't ask for friendlier trainers or community. I have been to so many gyms where no one wants to talk to anyone or help another member out. This is totally different at The Club! I don't know what it is about the culture, but it definitely inspires camaraderie. The classes well laid out and varied that there is most definitely something for everyone here. The instructors are always aware and willing to help anyone out who may have an injury and needs a modification. Unlike other trainers at other gyms, I feel completely confident that trainers at the club will never overtrain or do anything that will lead to injury, however you will get a kick A** workout every time! The facility itself is really well done for an architectural and design standpoint. The amenities and locker rooms are alway immaculate and well kept. The equipment is well placed overlooking the two rings, so there is never a dull workout. Going to the Club is really the highlight of my day! read more

This gym deserves all the rave that it can get, its amazing. Not only is it beautiful and modern, the people that work here are super sweet and super fit. Even the members are gorgeous, I feel like I need to get in shape before I go there because everyone is ripped, but not in an over the top, look at me way, just a yep, I'm hot way. :) I took a kicking class with Aliza and omfglutes it was great. She is a small, ball of energy that keeps the class going with great music, an amazing attitude, and abs to kill for. I highly recommend taking her class, its like a night club feel and within those 45 minutes I sweat more in that class than I do running on the treadmill for an hour. Its non-stop, theres a 30 second break but still! It was a solid mix of kicking and jabbing. You don't need a lock, the lockers are code protected. Also, make sure to bring a water bottle because you will need it and comfortable shoes with padding. read more

Came here for the trial class at 11:00am on a Sunday. I think I need to give it another shot maybe but I thought it was a great work out. The instruction was good--George Forman taught the class and he was funny and motivating and clearly had good rapport with the regulars but its very strange to give people corrections while the music is blasting, you are trying to get your 45 min work out in. The good: +great play list. basically like going to Middlesex on Friday night +gorgeous, beautiful space with ample parking and an ideal location in seaport/south boston +nice people. easy check in process, motivating vibe for sure. +not terribly pricey and they have a wide variety of classes like yoga, spinning, boxing etc. The bad: -not really sure why everybody needs to fight. my apartment got robbed in the South End and i am pretty sure i would never ever fight that person, even if i had gone to the george forman club diligently. i suppose there is a larger metaphor for fighting for the body you want/mind and body connection, however it seems a little silly seeing as every person here probably works a desk job and their greatest fight is getting to the front of the line @ Sweet Green on their lunch break. A-OK! read more

I went to my first class at The Club this past weekend after it was recommended by a woman I met (who also was on ClassPass) that said to me "it's not a scary boxing gym, it's women like you and me in the classes, our friends" and I was sold to give it a shot. The first thing I noticed was how helpful and friendly the staff was when I walked in. I was given a quick tour and shown how to operate their lockers (which are top-notch, spa quality lockers!) and where everything was located (including water fountains!) The second thing I noticed was how clean and SAFE all their equipment is. This is huge for me, and many of my friends as well. Additionally, one of the other trainers helped me wrap my hands for the class and was incredibly nice and helpful about it. I have weak wrist support, so having the hand wraps on made the hard movements supported on my wrists. Third, the class started (Box Fiit 360) and I was so impressed with the mix, it was about 50/50 men and women, some in amazing "fighting shape" and others who were just normal! Which was great because it can be very intimidating going to a class that everyone is super, serious and jacked up... George taught the class himself and was a great instructor, focusing in on form, explaining the exercises before we did the circuit, a little bit of stretching, squats, lunges and yoga movements to warm up. Stretching is SO important to me and I really appreciate classes that take the time to do correct stretching. At the end of class George encouraged everyone to meet their partner and connect with others who were there. That was so nice because so many luxury gyms and studios (and this is certainly a luxury gym) are not a close knit community. I met other women who were chatty and helpful, George checked in after to hear how I felt about my first class. It felt personal, which is rare! Lastly, the class kicked my butt. Not so much that I swore never to return, but that afternoon I felt my glutes and quads tightening up from the tough workout. I'll be back again next week and I'm bringing friends! read more

Really open layout. Tons of class options. Only issue is I don't live in Southie and it sucks having to find parking and pay for it (they validate at a garage for $3). Good: + awesome, open layout + tons of class options + open locker room w/ showers, sauna + sometimes the front desk people are really helpful + it's pretty cool George Foreman teaches classes (and really good ones) + pretty sure everyone is required to be good looking to be a member here Bad: - website is cool, but can be hard to navigate - $$$ (I used ClassPass) - class experience totally dependent on instructor (I enjoyed classes by Kelly, Chris, and George) - sometimes the front desk people can't be bothered by your questions? - wish there was more focus on technique throughout classes. If you have gloves and wraps, I'd recommend bringing them. They let you borrow gloves and wraps for classes, but it can be pretty nasty. read more

Just so you know I do not have a gym membership but I do like to go to the Yelp! Fit Club events in the belief to find that I will find that perfect workout regiment calling my name. The location is a 10 minute walk from the Broadway MBTA Station nestled between some repurposed modern warehouse apartments & shiny office building. There is a nearby parking garage & the gym offers parking validation for a few bucks off. A juicebar gives folks a change to fuel up & refuel before the walk down to the mail floor. You are greeted by a very high tech check-in area that utilizes iPads & a laser scanner for members. As I walked into the main floor you are met with two boxing rings surrounded by various punching bags, ropes & weights. There is something different in every single corner of the space, even under the stairs to the locker rooms. Oh, the locker room are uber modern & well appointed with good sized personal lockers. It reminded me of something from Starship Troopers without the unisex showers. We were told to grab some wraps & a pair of boxing gloves then George Foreman III himself when though the workout in a frenzy of words & demonstrations. There was barely enough time to get our gloves on & we were off on an hour journey through various stations that specialized on certain muscles. Some were as basic as push ups, ropes, weights to more complex boxing dummies & rowing machines. It will make you sweat for sure & as long as you can get over the stink coming off the shared boxing gloves you will have a good time. George seems to truly beileves in the method & execution of his workout. It is tough but he is not a drill sargent rather a coach. I really enjoyed the music that bumped thoughout the facility & there are workout spaces that were quieter if that was your thing. It was a real motivator. Also while looking around I noticed that there were people of all ages, colors & sexes, back to my Starship Troopers reference. There was an older couple training in some Muay Thai in the ring. Overall, this has been the closest I have ever come to wanting to sign up to a gym but give my muscles a few days to recover before I commit. Very modern, cool & open take on the gym. They really beileve that "Every Body Fights!" read more

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I consider myself somewhat of a gym rat (putting it nicely) and after hearing so many great things about the classes at this place, finally made the trek over to Channel Center Street for the BoxFiit 360 class with George Foreman III. It was completely worth the trip - I loved the facility, the employees were so helpful and nice (including helping me register for class over email beforehand with the group I was bringing), and class was a WORKOUT. BoxFiit is actually a really cool interval workout that includes boxing drills, as well as strength/cardio drills using other equipment (i.e. bikes, TRX, kettlebells, weights). George was a great instructor, able to manage a large crowd doing all different exercises with ease - and still provide form correction and modifications without coming across as condescending (which is a skill). Parking was actually much easier than I thought it would be - I got one of the "two hour" spots outside the parking garage (if you can't find street parking, they validate for very reasonable rates at some of the local garages/lots - check their website). Leave enough time to get there if you're coming from downtown/city center - as the traffic was horrid (I was glad I gave myself extra time to get there because I'm neurotic like that). I am excited to try other classes here - I only wish it was more conveniently located for me so I could take class more often! :) read more