So sad to hear this location has closed! I took a class with Mark I. and had a blast. The vibes and music were high and the whole class was super engaged and friendly. The facilities here were also top-notch: super clean, with plenty of lockers and shared amenities. Such a loss, since the Marina is such a great location for a studio! read more

As an advanced level group fitness fanatic, I've checked out many different workouts and studios, so I consider myself experienced enough to soundly critique them. Rumble is similar to Barry's Bootcamp, but uses boxing bags instead of treadmills. There are also a few other key differences: WORKOUT Pros: -Alongside an inspiring instructor, Rumble also uses a projector to display the current moves and combos onto the wall, which is SUPER helpful. -The boxing gloves (available to rent) are cute. Cons: -Overall, the workout was not as intense as Barry's Bootcamp, so I didn't feel it was as nearly as good of a workout. (But you may consider this a good thing if you don't want an intense workout.) -Their full body workout hardly worked out legs at all aside from some squats. (The bags are for punching only, no kicks involved.) -At the bags, you only work out from one side of your body (like if you're right-handed, your left foot is constantly forward), which is incredibly unbalanced and bad for your alignment in the long run. So if you want to balance your muscles, it's completely up to you to keep count and remember when to switch sides. -Their wraps must have been too short because my knuckles still grated with each punch. Also, the uppercut punches still hurt my wrists despite the wraps and gloves. AMENITIES Pros: -Similar to Barry's, full amenities are offered. There is towel service, plastic bags for wet clothes, and water fountains and bottle refill stations. The ladies' locker room has hair ties, dry shampoo, hairdryers, and lotion. The showers are stocked with shampoo, conditioner, and body wash. Cons: The locker rooms could use more space around the sinks and just in general. Barry's locker rooms are bigger and have nicer toiletries. CONCLUSION All in all, I found more cons than pros here, personally. Given the price of Rumble vs Barry's Bootcamp is roughly the same, I'd rather spend my money at Barry's, which tends to be a little bit more upscale in amenities and a tougher workout. However, because Rumble is a lighter workout than Barry's, that also means it's less intimidating for those new to this style of circuit training. It's also fine if you like the boxing concept. read more

I like the cleanliness of the place and how amenities are highly maintained after every class. The HIlT workout is incredible that I end up with whole body pain (the good kind) the next day. Staffs were nice and accommodating. The actual workout however would've been perfect if it wasn't for the quality of mic/speaker they use as the trainer's voice was not crystal clear when she speaks. I can only understand what she was saying 80% of the time. The other 20% I just kind of rely on what to do next from the projected videos. But anyway I enjoyed it. read more

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Solid HIIT/boxing class. It had been a while since I took one, and not at this specific location-- but the instructors were kind, patient, clear and helpful to folks in studio. Front desk was fine. The place itself was clean. I frankly think a littttle more instruction and at distance assistance goes a long way to make sure you have good form, etc-- but for a quick 30 min class, it was a OK. read more

Ambiance and vibes were high and everyone there was extremely friendly. Wasn't coming into this expecting any sort of technical class or sparring but was a bit disappointed and wished there were more rounds hitting the bag rather than weighted circuits. read more

Rumble is my fitness treat. I squeeze in a Rumble class whenever I feel like I need extra motivation or when I have aggression I need to take out in the bag. The music is always on point and the instructors are great. I leave every class feeling like a bad ass! The class is broken out into bag excercises and floor exercises - with a few swaps in between. I personally like to start with bag first because it gets my adrenaline going. The facilities are spacious and clean, although it can get crowded about 5 minutes before class. You can rent or buy gloves there. They also have hand wraps available. I like their velcro wraps - I actually end up using them for all my boxing classes since they're so much easier to use than traditional hand wraps. Parking can be tough in this area, so I highly recommend factoring time for that. read more

Rumble Boxing - Ready to Rumble! - Boxing Near Me - San Francisco, California

I have become a big fan of the Rumble Boxing classes- I even bought my own cheap gloves to use instead of renting them. You do need to use a wrap (it's $8 I think to purchase there) and use gloves (maybe $4 to rent there). It's a Barry's style workout in that you switch between punching on the bags to a weight sequence. You'll end up doing two rounds on bags and two on weights. The room is dark but they have screens in the top of the room that show what you're supposed to be doing as well as the instructor at the front of the room. Don't expect individual instruction but you can always ask instructors for pointers before or after the class. The music is good and keeps you motivated and they have earplugs if you want. They recently stopped giving free towel service (now they charge a couple bucks to rent a towel) which is kind of odd. This year they also didn't renew their contract with Wellhub which was disappointing. read more

I LOOOOVEEEE THIS CLASS!!! It's a full-body workout with boxing and it's totaly incredibly. The class is well-rounded, and my favorite instructor is definitely Johnny. He is an EXCELLENT boxer, bringing his extensive knowledge and positive energy to every session. His expertise enhances the overall experience, making it both challenging and enjoyable. Highly recommend!! read more

Rumble Boxing - Instructor: Johnny Ricci - Boxing Near Me - San Francisco, California

Rumble offers fun and active boxing classes! It was my first time trying out their boxing classes and I just loved the vibe of the class and energy of the instructor. They play really fun, upbeat music that'll keep you pumped and moving. It was a little hard to follow along with the boxing moves since the instructor doesn't demonstrate with an actual punching bag. read more

Rumble Boxing - Boxing Near Me - San Francisco, California

Great customer service Extremely friendly staff Clean and modern amenities Professional trainer read more

I absolutely love Rumble Boxing! This the only way I can work out because it's fun, intense, and perfectly in sync with the music and the lights. Johnny is my favorite instructor--he has the BEST playlist and the BEST workouts. This is the place where I work out, have fun, and let everything out on the punching bags. If you're looking for an exhilarating fitness experience in the Bay, Rumble is where it's at! read more

Rumble Boxing - Boxing Near Me - San Francisco, California

Great group class workouts and trainers that give you a good mix of boxing, weights, and core work no matter your level of experience.

I get so bored of my workout routine sometimes I feel the need to switch it up. I recently got class pass which is great because I can try out a whole bunch of different stuff. I had my own gloves so I just needed to buy wraps. I tried Rumble on Sunday morning and it was so much fun!! You switch from hitting the water bag to doing weights at the bench side, and the whole time is HIIT so you never really get time to take a break. The 45 min class flies by, next time i want to try the hour class. If its your first time working out I would not recommend rumble because its really fast paced and your heart rate will get considerably high. If you are out of shape you will probably puke lol. read more

They will charge your credit card without notifying you for wraps and gloves even you have your own. Good luck getting refunds by the way. Join this gym if you don't mind them charging your credit card without notifying you just because they feel like it. read more

Good ole Rumble Boxing is one of my favorite workouts of all time. It's a high intensity, cardio packed boxing class, in an electric dance club-esque studio. You alternate 2-3 rounds between punching combinations on the bag and cardio/weight exercises on the bench. You're guided the entire time by your fitness instructor/influencer who doubles as a DJ and and boxing coach on the center stage. It's a loud, dark club atmosphere with colorful lights, and high-tech equipment. Rumble usually ends up having better music and vibes than most clubs haha. Classes tend to start you on the bag side, where the instructor walks you through the six different punches and the warm up. You then put your gloves on and start throwing combos. After the first bag session you alternate to the bench side where you use weights for strength and cardio exercises like jump squats, lunges, and push-ups. You then move back to the bag side where you continue throwing more complex combos and getting rumble rounds! Which is just free styling. After you finish the bag rounds it's your last round on the bench, where you use brass knuckles to punch, obliterate your abs, and finish out the workout with some burpees. Rumble is a killer, consistent workout that is basically the same across every studio location. I've never found a boxing class that is this intense and fun, so I would HIGHLY recommend it to anyone interested in punching. However, although this class is friendly to boxer beginners I would not recommend it for everyone. It can get overwhelming with the amount of cardio and you basically get zero breaks. Tips - Hand Wraps and Boxing Gloves are required for class. You can bring your own or rent/buy there ($3 to rent gloves, $8 to buy wraps) You wear hand wraps for the entirety of the class and only put on your gloves when you're throwing punches at the bag - If you sign up for a free trial on ClassPass you'll get enough credits to sign up for a "free" Rumble class. (Rumble does not give out free trials or free classes for first time members) - If you sign up on ClassPass you won't be able to choose your spot (bag vs. bench, front vs. back) BUT if you make a Rumble account/sign in from the rumble app you can change it. Or you can also ask the front desk to change your spot once you check in. read more

Rumble Boxing - Lockers and waiting room - Boxing Near Me - San Francisco, California

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I'm not normally one to go to these kinds of classes, but the few that I went to were all really fun! The instructors are all really energized and are good at motivating you and encouraging those who need a little boost. I like that you can preselect your spots when booking the classes so you know exactly where you'll be, and if you prefer front/back you can select accordingly. I still burn more doing my normal workouts, but every once in a while it's fun to switch it up and have fun in these! read more

One of my favorite places to work out here in the city. It's pricey but you get clean and fully stocked amenities, clean towels to use during/after your workout, a locker to keep your belongings, a solid workout, and a friendly staff! Hitting the bag is also a great way of expressing some pent up anger you might be holding onto.... read more

TLDR: *Punching your frustrations away is a way of life, and Rumble might just be the anger-management therapy you needed all these years *Would not recommend if you want to learn proper boxing technique, more of a HIIT type class *Come early to find parking and put on your boxing wraps/gloves (which can be rented/bought) *Benefit of boxing is that you can have "active rest" when you're tired by focusing on movement and defense instead of punching *It's a great workout! If done correctly, your arms will be oodles-of-noodles by the end I have a Classpass membership and come here when I need to burn some credits (and calories) when they can't roll over. It typically costs anywhere from 12-16 credits per class which is on the high end. First, the logistics: - Parking is especially difficult at this location, come at least 15 minutes early if you want to look for free or metered parking - Bring your own gloves and wraps and have your wraps on BEFORE the class time. If you don't have gloves or wraps or you want fresh, sanitized equipment, you can buy or rent them - They have combination lockers available for your stuff - Shower amenities here are great if you want to take advantage of it I am an avid boxer and gym-goer myself and with that said, this place is NOT for those who want to learn proper boxing technique. If you want to learn how to properly throw a straight, hook, etc., I'd recommend find another gym. That being said, this place is stellar for HIIT cardio and circuit-style weight training. The class typically starts on the bag side. It's not your traditional heavy bag but a water bag which makes it easier to throw your uppercuts. On the boxing side, the instructor typically starts with some easy combinations and builds the combos up as you go along. After rounds of boxing, we move over to the weights which typically include circuits of dumbbell squats, presses, rows, lunges, abs, etc. Depending on the instructor, the boxing/weight rounds may repeat one more time, but I've gone to classes that only do boxing during the first half, and weights during the latter half. The good thing about the boxing component compared to Barry's, for example, is that if you're super tired or your arms are shot, you can still stay active by moving around or focusing on defense while your shoulders recover. As with any fitness class, finding an instructor whose music and teaching style is key to an enjoyable workout. Some instructors are much harder than others, but I have yet to attend a class where I didn't feel accomplished from a well-earned workout. The mixes the instructors use is original to Rumble; it's nice to be surprised by a great mashup while you're in the middle of burning out your shoulders. Punching your frustrations away is a way of life, and Rumble might just be the anger-management therapy you needed all these years. read more

Day 1 feb 8 muhfuhs Of course i'm hrrr Yo good projector instructions On the bench i always start Uater bags bounce punches Rounds go by pretty fast Uffin n puffin out of breath My fave r the 60min classes Bags a lil low if you're tall sol Lockers have charger outlets Extra 20lb+ bells on a rack read more

It doesn't matter if you are in the Moscow KGB, Boris and Natasha, the gym spy will catch you with your fists pumping. I don't know what that means. I got to try Rumble Boxing at Fillmore..I mean Fillmore not Guy Lombardo. Haha. Don't mind me..I'm tripping over the bench weights. In high school and at college...and when u have babies too and kids. It could be fun for kids...the fun punching bags..here's to boxing and boxing gloves and not pretending you are going to fight somebody. Play EDM like Anastasia Kutz her Dad. read more

Shady business practice. I've been to this studio a few times and instructors where great. HOWEVER, getting in touch with the studio is nearly impossible. What kind of studio doesn't have a phone number? I tried scheduling a class online and there was an error with the date so I immediately tried contacting the studio to get it fixed before the class was set to happen. The only number available takes you to a pre-recorded message to contact via the website, ok, cool. Sent multiple messages via the contact form to no response, and now almost a month later I get a strange email saying I owe THEM money. I call the billing dept number listed in the email and the rep said there's literally nothing they can do to help me and hung up on me. Wtf kind of studio is this? Never again. read more

I tried out rumble for the first time this past weekend; I was pleasantly surprised! I have taken some boxing group fitness classes before, namely title. I liked that the class moved quickly between the floor and the bag so I didn't have any time to get sick of doing one or the other. The facilities are nice and clean. One thing I really liked is that they project the boxing combos on the wall, so if you ever get lost or can't see the instructor you always have a place to look to stay with the class. read more

I went to Rumble boxing Marina for the first time yesterday and it was a great experience! I used to go to the FiDi one but I heard it's closed now so I decided to give the Marina one a try. There's only limited number of people in the class. Also and most importantly, you don't share bench and bag with another people now. Each people now have their own bench and bag assigned. read more

Rumble charged on my credit card but $$ not in my Rumble account. Love that they charge you but don't allow you to book a class!

I love this place!!!! Super clean facility!! I took a class on class pass and now I have a monthly membership super fun and engaging classes equipment provided and available to rent/buy read more

Fitness has been my life for years but rumble is something different. If you need a reason to get up out of bed in the morning this is it. High energy, high vibes, and amazing workout. Give it a shot everyone is SO incredibly nice. read more

Super high energy, edm-y music, a dark room, and a lot of punching. Of all the HIIT workout classes I've tried- this one's my favorite. Most times I'm completely wiped and sore for days. But always want to come back for more. read more

Went to my first boxing class ever at Rumble this past weekend and the experience was truly great! The music was on point for a boxing class and it was definitely a great stress relief. I'm definitely looking forward to mixing up future workouts with Rumble Boxing in the future. The only downside is the added costs for the wraps and the boxing gloves, but once I get those, it won't be that big a deal. read more

I've gone twice now and both times had a really great workout and a good time. It's like a nightclub in the studio! The people working were all very friendly and the place was immaculate. I picked up some newcomer special priced classes and have already booked my next class! read more

This is a fun workout. You will sweat. It's pretty easy to follow along because there are instructions projected onto the walls. The instructor was caring, fun, and motivating. I do think you have to have a semi decent understanding of boxing and what weight you would need to use for each exercise (this isn't a foundational class). For me I appreciated that because I'm pretty intermediate at both boxing and lifting. Oh and the front desk is very nice!! read more