This gym has been an excellent experience!!! I brought my…read more5-year-old son here to learn how to move his body. I believe learning how to box is an art and most of the principles of learning how to box coincide with life principles. I have seen my son thrive and progressively change. Learning how to box is difficult!  Finding a good coach is also hard but I believe we have found our coach, coach Nabeel. I see how coach Nabeel engages with my son and gets into his head, only some can coach children and he is one of the best. Coach Nabeel makes him stronger and makes him believe in himself. Coach Nabeel is doing a great job!! My son is learning discipline.He looks around at all the other individuals in the gym that work hard, and he feeds off their energy. This gym is not for the sluggish -so if your ready to work, sign up!!!! Everyone is nice and in their own way they all have something to teach, if you're willing to learn. Thank you, Eastern Queens Boxing Club, from a very happy parent.

My experience with EQBC boxing club dates back to the fall of 2013 when the gym was just a humble…read moregrouping of fighters looking to learn the sport of boxing. The location was much smaller in 2013 but the core values of the gym is what made this place special then and those values still remain today. Walking into a boxing gym can be a daunting experience and alot of gyms are known for hazing new fighters in a way that could be unsafe. The EQBC experience happens to be the furthest thing from that,from the coaches to a fighters this gym is built on an environment that is cultivated around teamwork and personal development. From the most experienced fighter to the least experienced all members have a level of respect for others and the sport of boxing that make this gym truly special. Frankly speaking most gyms in NYC are money grabs with classes being taught by "trainers" who wouldnt know who Ali was if they were having lunch with him. EQBC is different, EQBC is the standard for real boxing gyms , where real fighters are made.

Finally visited the newly reopened Title Boxing Club in Forest Hills, and it looks great. They…read morereopened in January after a long renovation. When you walk in, there is a reception area with benches and cubbies, with new bathrooms (including showers). From there you head into the main workout space, which includes about 30 heavy Smart bags, a full workout area with weights and treadmills, and a boxing ring. I took a 60-minute class and it was both great and challenging. The format included about an 8-minute warmup, ten boxing rounds, and finished with abs and stretching. The instructor was excellent, high energy, motivating, and consistently encouraging proper form. I look forward to going back. Highly recommend if you are looking for a tough, fun, and well-structured boxing workout.

I wish I knew about this gym years ago I wouldn't have went to the UFC gym classes so far are tough…read morebut the coaches are definitely encouraging. Ozzie is amazing, Damond and the gentleman that used to work at Bally's I'm sorry I forgot his name. Total class act from the moment you get in there to the moment that you leave very good vibes.

If you want to learn how to fight and get in shape this is the place for you. This school is…read morehardcore, there are beginners to pro-fighters at this place. And they are all here to help you learn the art of kickboxing. This is not "boxercise" or a boxing "club". You come here to learn, train and spar. Everyone from Danny (owner), Coach Drew, Coach Rich and Coach Melanie are phenomenal teachers. They will push you hard BUT at the end of day when you are soaking wet in your own sweat you will know you had a great workout! This place is the best...

I was fortunate to find this place. It's intense. No joke if you want to get in shape. They will…read morepush you and they are knowledgeable. I walk out knowing I got a great workout. Don't bother if you aren't willing to push yourself at least a little. All the teachers are friendly and professional, and obviously super skilled. I hope I can stick with it. I'm pretty sure I will. I'm a little older but not that old to get back in shape and stay that way. Right now it's Covid-19 time so we haven't moved on to BJJ and hard core Muay Thai, but as soon as this virus dies I'm looking forward to learning all of it. We do practice the kicks and punches though. I love how I feel after coming out of the place. But you have to push yourself or you will get nothing from what they have to offer. I want to be healthy in my old age, with the ability to fight for me and my family, if I need to defend myself.

Butch's Boxing Gym is more than just a gym--it's a family. As a small woman and a beginner, I've…read morenever felt intimidated, only supported by the instructors and the students. The gym may look bare bones at first, but everything is there with purpose. After just a few months, I'm stronger, I can go up the stairs without struggling, and I'm already losing weight thanks to the personal attention Amanda gives me. This place is truly a pillar of the community--if you're nearby, you should absolutely check it out.

Wow, its been 12 years!! Since then ive gone through many gyms both good and bad but i still think…read morefondly about the time I was at Butch's. I loved that it was a neighborhood gym (and while i was there i ran into people i grew up with!). I Having kids now and looking at gyms for them - i think back to how awesome Butch's gym was - focused on the community and creating community - and wish there was a place like Butch's where i lived. I even wish there was a gym like Butch's when I was a kid.

Went to research this place as it was close to where I lived. As soon as I walked in I saw Charlie…read morewith 2 other trainers and told him I was interested in learning how to box. He immediately went into prices, focusing on the 'personal training' sessions that obviously cost more. After I told him that I couldn't afford 'personal training' he lost interest and coped an attitude. I asked if he could breakdown what the regiment would be for beginners - I essentially wanted to see what I would be getting for my money to which he replied with a nasty attitude " Getting F----- Up." He couldn't even tell me how he would train or what specifically he would be showing me. He might be a good fighter but he seems to be a crap trainer...I walked out and through his business card on the floor...From these other reviews I'm glad I didn't drop hard earned money.

Purchased a month-long membership and multiple "personal training" session. Would give this place…read morezero stars if I could. My "personal training" sessions with Charlie, the owner of the gym, consisted of me jump roping, bag punching, doing push ups, etc., all while he hung out and talked to other folks at the gym. The dude definitely picks favorites and ignores you if you're not part of his inner circle. During push ups, he repeatedly cursed at me and threw things in my direction. Other times, Charlie would yell at other folks around the gym and tell them to help me with conditioning. He never lifted a finger during any "personal" session. The equipment, including the jump ropes and hand wraps, are extremely musty--reeking of sweat, as if they were not washed with enough detergent. I understand that the prices at this gym are relatively low compared to other gyms in the area, but it's honestly not worth it. Charlie is only there to take your money and try to convince you that you will learn to box through his boot camp/drill sergeant approach. Don't fall for it.

My husband and I were looking for some cool Saturday morning work out classes to take together, and…read morewe found this place. They have a great introductory price 2 classes for $30. We came in for the morning workout classes with Nelly, and I absolutely love her! She's so energetic and positive! She'll correct your stance and show you how the form. I haven't worked out in a very long time , and this really is a class for all levels. She's patient and personable, understands every clients limits and will allow them to go at their own pace.

I love to box here every time I all happy about the trainer I get either Nelie or Rual they are…read morevery good!

The worst mcdojo I ever spent money on. Very clicque. Instr. Zo teaches only the owner is around…read more They brag on how they are childhood buddies so zo doesn't worry about getting fired unless he is part owner. If he's not interested in you he ignores you. The owner only talks to upper belts, never beginners unless there's money involved. If I could give less than a 1 star I would. Don't waste your time and money here

This is your best local dojo in the whole NYC! When it came…read moreto my realization that Fred is a former student of Rodrigo Gracie (yes this Gracie family!) and 3rd degree black belt I was like wow!

I found this place on ClassPass. I had no idea it even existed and it's only 15 minutes from my…read morehouse. I actually fell in love with the place. The focus of the place is mostly strength training. John is awesome. He is motivational, and gives great energy. He moves around and helps people with their form. he changes up the routine constantly to keep things interesting. The equipment is of a good quality and it's pretty clean. I highly recommend it.

I really love the breakdown of the workouts and the overall energy of the studio. John is really…read moreamazing at keeping everyone motivated and honestly, the progress is very notable after just one class. You will feel the burn!!!!