I didn't think I'd be into kickboxing/boxing, but I ended up loving it! I go weekly, and train with Jim and Karen. Incredibly talented instructors. They have helped me improve my strength, cardio, and confidence! I highly recommend everyone tries this gym! Plenty of bags and equipment. You WILL sweat! read more

Staff is very kind and accommodating of all skill levels. They encourage you to do your best but it's not an intimidating environment. They seem to do a good job of giving everyone appropriate advice and guidance during group classes. read more

All I can say is I'm hooked!! I purchased the week long course for $35 (which was a steal!) and came in while Karen was instructing and all I can say was I could NOT keep up my first day! The classes were packed but everyone was able to use their own body bags and there was more then enough space to perform each routine. I enjoyed my time here! 10/10 definitely recommend read more

Great spot to get your workouts. The kickboxing classes are killer, and have you drenched in sweat. Multiple sessions help with those that get off work late. read more

It was a great experience being with well trained instructors. When my forms weren't accurate, it was helpful to have the trainer show me proper techniques to reduce any injuries that may have occurred. I did go with a friend and it helped to also encourage me to work harder. I was sore for a few days and super impressed of how much of a workout I got! read more

The Boxing Gym is part of a St. Louis metropolitan area chain of gyms. Currently, this is the only one in St. Louis City, with a new one being built downtown. At first, I expected one of those run-of-the-mill boxing gyms that only focuses on soccer-mom cardio workouts. That's great, but if I were punching a bag for over an hour, I would like to know how to punch properly. The main level is something like that: full of stand-up bags, where gym members get a great cardio workout kicking and punching as much as they can into those bags in timed circuits. They seemed to be pretty satisfied with their progress. Cardio-kickboxing is something of a trend nowadays. However (a relief to many) it doesn't seem like a musclebound meet-market. There's only business here, and that's getting in shape. However, I was brought downstairs by the house boxing instruction pro. He showed me an impressive array of workout equipment in a clean setting. The basement also has every kind of boxing bag available, which can be a relief to a hobbyist on the lookout to work on his or her uppercut. There were a few hardcore-looking individuals working out, enjoying the fact that this place isn't crowded. It's nice to know that The Boxing Gym is not just a room full of punching bags. According to one of the employees, there's also a karate class available, as well as an open Mixed Martial Arts workout on some days. For a seemingly suburban-styled gym, there's a bit of an edge to this place. The monthly price of $35 is also pretty affordable. However, private instruction is available for a negotiable price. read more

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Everyone at this gym makes you feel so welcome. Classes kick your butt, while educating you on what parts of your body are impacting the way you are moving. I really enjoyed my first class here, the bootcamp with Bao, and the attention I got while working out was really helpful both in my form, and in my workout- I was able to change how I was doing my kettlebell swings, for example, and immediately felt the difference. I've done probably thousands of kettlebell swings incorrectly and all it took was a little attention to help me course correct. The class participants were also really fun, and welcoming- I didn't feel like an outsider even with it being my first time. They have a smoothie bar for your post-workout fuel, and I loved the green-drink to help recover. Several options to choose from and they are all pretty reasonable prices, too, woot woot. Street parking and a parking lot are options, which is pretty great considering I was worried about finding a spot given it's across the street from townhouses. Last, bring your own sweat towel! read more

Just started my first class last night of kickboxing. Bao is incredibly personable and a great teacher. He helped me with proper form and technique. Highly recommend this location for boxing/kickboxing classes. They offer a lot more too. Check it out. read more

My only complaint out of the way: I signed up for a one-week membership at this place, assuming they offered morning classes every day. Not. Every other. Monday, Wednesday and Friday The Boxing Gym offers a 45-minute workout. Bummer. But the $20 price tag, for one week, seemed more than fair. And based on just two workouts, I'm headed back the next time I visit St. Louis. (Quick query: I'm getting the impression that St. Louis prefers the full-on "Saint" designation, rather than the abbreviation. Warranted? Why? Just curious.) This place owns the Rocky feel I'm always seeking out. Photos of locally-famed boxers stock the walls. A true boxing ring owns a quarter of the property. No drinking fountains (bummer), bring your own bottle, or check in on Yelp for a complimentary cheapie. The place is totally working-class, offering a few free weights and lightish kettle bells, some hanging bags, machines (I want to say there were two treadmills, not my thang), and the main floor was littered with "Wavemaster" floor boxing bags (my first date with these things, they're anchored with water and they move an inch with each punch, so prepare to bob & weave). They'll loan ya a pair of MMA gloves, super light, and that's all you'll really need. Bags, gloves, good to go. As mentioned, I took two classes, and highly doubted that either one could earn my badge of workout approval: the sweaty tee test. Simply put, I gauge a workout based on my t-shirt when all is said and done. If I'm soaked, I'm stoked. Both workouts earned this badge, but I need to shout out my boy, Bao, for really bringing it. His workout absolutely won me over and his abdominal routine was beyond anything my beer belly could surmount. Great stuff. Jim, you were pretty good, too, but you can sharpen it up. Unfortunately, I often found myself concentrating on the classic rock crappy soundtrack pumping out of the singular speaker in the house, rather than your workout, but I still stank in the end. Regardless, this is a terrific gym, and I'll return. read more

Although this place is a bit pricey, it provides a good workout. Particularly, I like the boxing blitz and kickboxing classes. Wasn't the biggest fan of the other classes because they are more self lead. I feel like most of the instructors are decent, particularly Richard and Bao. Both of them give you a nice workout in under an hour. The gym is clean and there is a cute boxer who watches over us when we work out. They are supposed to be moving soon, which will be a little less convenient for me, but the new location will have a parking lot. I also really like the music that we work out to and I always seem to break a sweat. The receptionist is personable and they always seem to remember your name. Sometimes it does get crowded in there though so make sure you get there early and claim your bag. read more

I can't tell you the number of times I've driven by its building, wondering whether I was man or not to check the Boxing Gym out. Tonight, though, I finally bit the bullet, parked on the curb, and went inside to figure out what this place is all about. As I started to ask the attendant questions, she says, "Actually, there's a class starting right now. Do you want to join?" After a moment's hesitation and the feeling that everybody in the entire gym was staring at me (okay, maybe just my own reflection from the mirror), I tore off my hoodie and dove into one of the instructor-led classes, which are free for members. Geez! This was a workout! I mean, I was coming straight from work, wasn't planning on such a serious cardio endeavor, and hadn't drunk a glass of water all day, but even if the stars were aligned in my favor it would have been a great workout. Most of the people in the gym seemed to be 20-somethings. As Nowell pretty accurately summed up, the place is two floors. The top (main) floor contains a single elliptical trainer and a bunch of punching/kickboxing bags. The somewhat-smelly downstairs area featured a handful of treadmills, a bunch of free weights, and similar machines. Definitely considering the subscription. Their website is a little messed up, so as of today (1/19/10), there are three packages available: 1) $199 enrollment - $35 setup - $20 a month 2) $115 enrollment - $35 setup - $40 a month ($30 for students) 3) $360 for a year Package 2) contains 2 training sessions with a personal trainer per month. I'm a little turned off by their pricing, which is why I'm giving the place four stars for now. I called up after my initial visit and found out about option 3), which comes out to $30 a month-- not bad at all, if you're willing to make the initial investment. read more

I've been to a couple of classes over the past few weeks, and I have been so impressed! The workouts are very intense, but so much fun. I'm working so hard the whole time that I barely even notice the time pass. The staff is very nice and friendly too! read more

I was never a fan of group exercise classes until I went to the Boxing Gym. I've been going to this gym for the past two years and absolutely love it! Classes are challenging and guarantee to leave you soaked in sweat at the end. You totally feel like you had a true kick butt workout. Jim is the owner and instructor for most of the classes. He keeps it interesting by varying up the workouts. No two workouts will be the same. It's not just boxing but kicking, abs, cardio and strength all-in-one. Every class is a full body workout. Not too shabby for a 30 minute class that tones and slims you down fast! The Boxing Gym is affordably-priced and I like that with my membership I get unlimited classes. There is a bunch of weight equipment too if you'd prefer to lift on your own. The only opportunity I would see for the Boxing Gym would be to add some more cardio equipment like treadmills, stair climbers and ellipticals. read more

Jim, Erica, Bao, and all the trainers here are fantastic. As people have noted, the atmosphere is totally welcoming, and each and every class has a range of total beginners to more advanced athletes. If you're new to boxing, Jim will take a few minutes one on one and show you the basics so that you will feel comfortable throughout the rest of the class. The workouts are pretty killer (think P90-X style) but are a great mix of strength and cardio. They are always switching things up though so it never gets boring. I never took advantage of this, but I know they offer one on one personal training and diet consultations, as well as group weight loss competitions that are open to anyone. Great motivation! In one year I went from an out of shape 250lbs to a tight and fit 185, and these classes (and diet) played a MAJOR part in that. If you need any more convincing, just know that Jim is a great, hardworking, stand-up dude who has put his heart and soul into this place. So get in there, stick it out for a few workouts, and I promise you won't regret it. read more

Jim Cordes knows what you need to do to get fit...AND stay there. If you don't want to sweat and put in the effort, this place isn't for you. After two years of 1:1 and classes, I find his approach empowering and challenging. He makes sure my technique is at the highest possible level to avoid injury. All the workout gear for boxing, cardio, strength and MMA training is in one CWE location. He mixes it up so I am always challenged. read more

The instructor are awesome and very encouraging. The owner is pretty cool and his dogs walk around to make it more welcoming. They also offer a great selection of classes so it's possible to go at anytime. I just hope a bigger location is coming soon! Come here if you want a good workout! read more

My son takes a once a week lesson here with one of their MMA boxers. He LOVES it. The instructor is awesome and really knows when to push my son (he's only 13) and when not too. Everyone down here is friendly and wonderful. If the instructors or owner are in a lesson or class they still notice you coming in the door and acknowledge you. read more

Seriously intense workouts that are fun upbeat and produce results. The staff are all welcoming and kind. Sadie and Bailey, the boxer pooches add to the friendly environment. I have also hosted a private boxing party that was a blast! Definitely worth it. read more

I've been going to The Boxing Gym for 2 1/2 years. I love it so much. As they say, the best workout is the one you'll keep at!! The staff at The Boxing Gym keeps me pushing myself and keeps me at it! read more

I should have written this review a LONG TIME AGO. I have now relocated to Houston, TX... but I worked out at The Boxing Gym for a little over two years. I would have never left if it weren't for relocating. Jim is a great instructor. It's nice to be trained by someone who has actual credibility (not some guy/gal who teaches wrong technique or seems to not even visit the gym). He uses this same standard for anyone else teaching his classes too. I think he adds just the right amount of insanity to his workouts haha. He teaches the classes in a way that a beginner, intermediate, and advanced athelete can push themself... I never walked away from a class feeling like I didn't get a workout. Now that I am gone... I realize how spoiled I was. I have yet to find a gym in Houston that offers the same value. They have a great amount of class times... you can always feel welcome to jump in late. He keeps his equipment in great shape. I loved taking the TRX and kettle bell classes too. That was probably the best shape I've been in... for my late 20's haha. Not that I made it to a ton of Saturdays... but the bootcamp classes to mix up your work out are awesome and crazy hard. Don't be afraid to get started at a gym like this either... They will teach you what you need to know and it's a great laid back environment to get started in. read more

Jim's Full Body Strength was the first time I'd worked out in a while, and he was helpful and encouraging without being overbearing. One of the best workouts I've ever had! read more

This is a really great place to get a good workout in. Jim and Rashard are committed to creating a professional yet relaxed atmosphere, and they care about your performance and development. Classes are always a bit different, so it's always interesting. I actually went a few times to Title Boxing Club on Manchester, and it fails in comparison. If you want to be part of a small group of friendly people where the owners address you by your name when you arrive for class, The Boxing Gym is the way to go! Also, you can sign up for the MindBody App to register for classes. read more

Well, on October 26th, I decided that I need to find a type of gym that would suit my needs and I mean REALLY suit my needs. For a while I had been interested in joining a gym that had boxing and kickboxing classes. So this past Sunday I did some research and came up on two gyms that were pretty popular here in St. Louis. One called Sweat Saint Louis and another called The Boxing Gym. I did some reading up for about a day and decided to try the The Boxing Gym in the Central West End. So on Oct. 27th, I go in and I speak with one of the instructors. He is a really nice guy by the name of Tom and he gives me a tour of the facilities which happens to be a 2 level area. Main area when u walk in the door is the main area for class exercises. When you go down stairs there is another workout area with plenty of great exercise equipment. If you are a student, there are discounts as well. The schedule is just wonderful, they have so many classes a day and in the evening. It works great with my work schedule. They offer different types of boxing, kickboxing,and they also do martial arts. Oh Yea....... Well before I leave Tom hands me one of the owner's business cards and I look at the name..... You ever feel like karma hits you dead on the head every now and then? Well it seems to be getting me pretty good within the past 2 weeks. The name of the owner happens to be Kurt Engel. Now back in the day I used to know a guy by that name and I wonder if this is my Kurt...... So on Oct. 28th I go back for a trial workout and try out the Boxing class and I was working out with 4 other females. They let me borrow some gloves and I must say it was one of the best workouts I ever had. I was punching at the instructor and moving around doing footwork. By the time I was done I had worked muscles from head to toe I forgot I even had. So I told Tom, whom I had met the day before, that I would be back the next day (Wednesday) to sign up. So on Oct. 29th I go back to sign up and I see Tom again I tell him that I'm there to sign up. He signs me up under student discount (which by the way comes out to about $28 dollars a month for unlimited classes and use of the gym.) After I sign up I chill out after changing my clothes waiting for the next class to start, decide to do a boxing and kickboxing class. All of the sudden I see this familiar face at the counter. It's my Kurt!!!! I called his name and his ears and eyes just pop:) He's like I know that voice. He sees me and he goes, Jaz?. I just smile and he comes over and we talk for about a good 15 min. Just catching up on each other. Well apparently Kurt was suppose to teach the class that I was going to do, but one of the other instructors was going to do it. I told him that I was definitely going to let a mutual friend of ours know about the place and then class started at 6pm. Boy you talking about getting your ass kicked!!! It was a great workout but I learned that I probably for now need to give myself a day in between until my body gets accustomed to doing these workouts. read more

I have a love hate relationship with the Boxing Gym. I love the workout and I hate the workout. Jim and Kurt's classes will kick your ass! I have belonged to this gym since it opened almost 3 years ago and I keep thinking it will get easier...it doesn't! The workouts here are really good, they are a full body workout, with jump ropes, resistance bands, weights, boxing, kickboxing and calisthenics. I highly recommend coming here if you want to get in shape! I have not been able to find a better workout anywhere. read more

I was very hesitant if it would be would the $55 commitment a month a year but I am in love with this place. Yes you can pay $20 a month for club fitness and take classes but you are wasting your money there. I joined in October 2015 since then I've gotten to know all the trainers well. They each correct me when I am wrong and push me to the next limit- as in if I pick up a lighter weight they encourage me to go up a level. Basically what you would pay $$$$ of money at any other gym. Also it's a very friendly environment, I've gotten to know other members and have chit chats before and after working out but most importantly have encouragement during classes. I would suggest this gym to everyone! read more

I've tried a lot of exercise programs and after a while they became repetitive and boring. I've even tried different gyms, they just weren't for me. I enjoy the different classes at the boxing gym. Each instructor has something different to offer so you're not doing the same exact thing every class. read more

I'm way overdue in writing this. I've been going here for almost a year now. The gym is great, along with all of the trainers and staff. The workout classes all come with different challenges, but all of them feature an all around, great feeling workout. The classes are also not very time consuming (~45 min), in which you get a workout that makes you feel exhausted at the end. You quickly recover and always leave with a feeling of positive satisfaction. Most of the classes will try to give you a well rounded workout that hits all parts of the body. Although, the 2 main different workouts are the boxing style and the bootcamp style, with boxing focusing on cardio/endurance and bootcamp focused more on strength/conditioning. Both are great for what they offer, and no 2 classes are ever really the same. Everyone is different, but if you make it regularly (I'd say at least 3-4 times per week), that is sufficient enough to put and keep you in shape. They also offer personal training and a boxing team for those that want to get involved at that level. I believe it's a little extra to work out with the boxing team and a flat rate ($55 each, usually sold in package of 8) for personal training sessions. The training sessions can be tailored to whatever you're looking for, whether that's a specific kind of conditioning, workout method or sport. When I spoke with them about it, they were more than willing to design a workout for you. There's also a ring and about a dozen or so different heavy bags. The fighting practices every Tues/Thurs night (I think, sorry if I'm off), but I see guys in there all the time either sparring or hitting the bag, doing their own thing. I know they offer private sessions as well. All of the trainers are awesome. This is the most important part in my opinion. They really are what make the gym great. Everyone there is really friendly. No one is pushy in any way, they never try to pressure you into anything or up-sell you in any way. It seems they're all there to help you workout and stay in shape. If you have goals, they're absolutely there to support you and reach them efficiently. Motivation is the key difference maker in anybody's workout goals and routine, and I'd have to say that they do a very good job of that through the connection they make with customers. Every trainer has their own style and way of doing things, but the design of all the workouts are generally the same. I've worked with most of the trainers and have nothing but good things to say about all of them. I'd absolutely recommend giving the gym a shot. If you're not into boxing, don't let the name of the gym scare you, all of the class workouts incorporate a very basic level of boxing that does NOT AT ALL require you to have any experience. If you live in the area, I think that you'll really like the type of people that come here and be glad you gave it a shot. The crowd of people are all really nice and friendly, with people coming from all different walks of life. If you are into boxing/MMA, they gym does have a lot offer and the rates are not outrageous, very affordable in my mind. read more

I was a completely anti-working-out until I attended my first class at The Boxing Gym. It's not that I didn't want to get fit, it was just so hard for me to motivate myself to even get started. Meeting Jim, Kurt, Robbie, Steve, and the other coaches at The Boxing Gym changed things for me completely. For 45 minutes, you burn up to 600 calories in a fast-paced, high energy, non-intimidating environment. Each coach brings a different point of view and type of workout. Jim keeps you moving and sweating the entire time, pushing you to achieve way more than you could on your own. Robbie helps more with technique, correcting your stance and guiding your punches to help deliver the most effective workout. Others focus more on cardio; still others focus more on strength-building. No matter which classes you take (try them all!), you're guaranteed to have a blast and feel a ton better about yourself. And hey, the eye candy here ain't bad either! :) I recently moved to Boston and have looked into several kickboxing gyms -- I'm bummed to honestly say I haven't found a gym that even comes CLOSE to Jim's in St. Louis -- in energy, in fun, in friendliness, everything. If you're local and haven't checked out this gym, you're absolutely missing out on one of St. Louis' hidden gems. read more

I wanted to try something new and joined the gym on a whim. I was pretty out of shape, and somewhat nervous for my first class since I had never taken a boxing or kickboxing class before. The class was fantastic. It was very challenging for me, but the class was designed where I could go at my own pace without feeling behind or embarrassed by how out of shape I was. The instructors were also very helpful and friendly. read more

This place is awesome! It's addicting. Great workouts, works your whole body. Every class is different and they are always challenging.You'll be sweating in the first 5 minutes. I keep thinking they'll get easier but Jim always kicks my butt! read more

I was in St. Louis for two weeks and I wanted to try personal training. I went to The Boxing Gym and told them I was in town for two weeks only. They gave me a free trial session and then a package of three sessions for $99. Was worth every penny and then some. My trainer, Jay, was great and worked with my ability and my time constraints. I would recommend this place and that trainer to anyone. Plus they have dogs. :) read more

Short and sweet: I am 68" tall, was 203lbs when I started here a year ago, and I am now 169lbs. My waist was 35" and is now 30". This has been done all while having gained substantial strength, stamina, and flexibility. I started here for cross training to avoid recurrent running injuries, and have yet to have one since joining. I have been able to do all this despite having to work 80+ hours a week - that's right, no more claiming you don't have time. You will not find a better hour-long workout in all of St. Louis. Here is an atmosphere without confrontation, intimidation, or conspicuity, with staff who cultivate your ability and desire to work out, and who seem to genuinely care about your health and teaching you to get in shape the right way. All I've got to say: thank you to the sweet science of sweat! read more

I love this gym!! Very welcoming and warm environment! Great trainers, hard workouts, and lots of sweat! Very affordable read more

I had been a member of the YMCA for many years but had become increasingly bored with my workouts. In addition I wasn't seeing many improvements even though I was working out consistently. I started searching the web for a place offering something different and happened across a short video on the Boxing Gym's website. The video highlighted one of the classes offered with their membership. It looked like a place worth checking out so I gave them a call. They invited me to attend a complementary class at their Central West End location so I decided to give it a try. I was a little nervous about walking into a new place but when the workout started that was the least of my worries. I thought I was fit but soon came to the realization that my idea of fit and their idea of fit were very different. The workout was a major challenge, swats, lunges, push ups, sit ups, planks, punching, kicking, hand weights, I was exhausted by the time the 45 minute class ended. I appreciated the challenge and fact that the instructor took the time during the class to show me how to do the exercises correctly. I joined that day. That was a little over a year ago and although my fitness level has improved dramatically I still find every workout challenging. Jim Cordes and Rob Wisdom know how to put together an awesome workout. Since joining I have improved my strength and cardio endurance, my clothes fit better, and I know longer feel that I'm wasting time with workouts that don't work. In addition to attending the classes I also have private personal training sessions with Jim the owner. Although it does cost a bit I feel like my health is the best investment I can make and the training and advice I have received from Jim has make it well worth the money. He varies every session so I never know what to expect. He doesn't believe in the phrase, "I can't do it". I always leave drenched with sweat knowing that I worked really hard. I initially only wanted to hire a trainer to get some advice and learn more about weight training, that was months ago and I'm still going. I now see the benefit of having one on one sessions and plan on continuing. I recommend this gym to anyone who wants to be challenged and get real results. read more

My wife and I went here for 3 years. Jim and his team were incredibly friendly and knowledgeable. They have plenty of classes to choose from. I would not hesitate to recommend them to anyone looking for classes with a bit more attention to cardio and strength training. Thanks for all the good times! read more

I signed up with the boxing gym in July with the intent to do heavy cardio . I paid for the month non membership with unlimited cardio classes from Monday through Thursday. On July 30,2020 I attended a 7 am morning class. I didn't really know what to expect although I knew it was a group class. I feel the warm up was great. The crunches helped before the main lesson. It bothered me that once the lesson began, there where very limited help from Oscar. For example he would call out boxing moves in numbers and while I struggled he helped the small group or oriental men and women that where there. In fact he stayed over by them. I was being taught by a student who really tried but because I was frustrated that More than half the class was getting full attention of the instructor I really just wanted to leave. Honestly the guy who was helping me is the reason I stayed because he would have been left with no partner. I made it clear that I don't know how to box before signing up, and although I wanted to do personal training, the guy representing boxing gym encouraged me to sign up for group. So to my disappointment in the lesson, I have not attended another class and I basically wasted my money. I am extremely disappointed because the last thing I was expecting was a race differential when is comes to training. I called today to make sure I didn't get a recurring transaction because I feel it was a big waste of time for me. I'm sure there are probably gooD trainers who help everyone consistently. I just haven't had that experience with the boxing gym. read more

I was a member of this gym for about 6 months. For the first few months, I really enjoyed going and thought the group boxing classes were fun and challenging. They were different/more advanced than your traditional gym group fitness classes due to the boxing/MMA backgrounds of the owner/instructors. After a few months, however, I got pretty bored. Every class is pretty much the same every day of the week. Additionally, new instructors were brought on in recent months. They were nice enough people, but definitely your run-of-the-mill aerobics instructors you find at a traditional gym--no actual background in boxing or MMA. That would be fine if I was going to a normal gym and paying a low monthly membership fee. However, I was paying (what I felt like) was a premium ($50/month) to take the same class M-F with so-so instructors. Seriously, after a few months the instructors became so predictable that I could have taught these classes. The gym also offers a couple of other classes including TRX, Kettle bells, and some karate type classes--for an additional cost. So, for example, if you wanted to be switch back and forth from taking the group boxing classes to the group TRX classes, you would have to pay about $70 per month. Seriously? Maybe I'm crazy, but I just think that's a bit excessive. If you wanted to add classes on top of that, your monthly membership fee would quickly rise to over $100 per month. No thank you. In addition to all of this, the gym itself is pretty small and doesn't really offer any typical features of a gym--for example a locker room or water fountain. Also, the "standard" gym equipment is seriously lacking. There are a total of 2 treadmills and 1 elliptical machine. There is also some basic circuit equipment. Now, there are more jump ropes than you could ever wish for, but for me, they just didn't make the premium membership fees worth it. Luckily, the gym doesn't make you sign a lengthy contract. I think you have to give like 60 days notice if you want to quit. So, overall, I can't say that I would recommend this place. It's pretty cool for a few months to take the group boxing classes, but if you need variety in your life (like me), look else ware. read more

The Boxing Gym is awesome. You will get an AMAZING work out. I've been a member for over a year, and I go to a class 2-3 times a week--they don't get any easier (which is a good thing). The instructors mix up the routine every time, so you're always getting something different. The classes themselves are all pretty different too. Great variety, awesome instructors, cool vibe. Also, so reasonably priced for unlimited classes! I'd recommend this place to anyone who really wants to get in shape and have fun while doing it. read more

hands down the best workout I've had. Ive been a member a various gyms over the years and this is by far the best. I highly suggest trying this gym out. read more