After 30 Check-Ins on Yelp.. I think I can finally leave a review here!…read moreI won't lie, moving to Natick to live and work right after college was tough. After work and with no car yet, I find myself stuck in my apartment with nothing to do and no nearby gym to go to for a workout. I am not the most sports-lovin' person, but I love attending kickboxing classes here! The instructors are all incredibly friendly and good, and even if you can't do a specific move there is always modifications available. It's an hour long and the first 10 minutes is usually the toughest - they make it fun! Classes switch up each week, working on different parts of your body. There are multiple class times available each day, which makes it really convenient if you miss your usual class - you can just join another! I usually go for the evening classes which have about 10-15 people, and starts off with around 20% bag work, and more circuit trainings/sets afterwards. Outside of the awesome workout itself, the studio is like a little Natick community.. lots of cute kids coming in for Jiu Jitsu, HIIT Kickboxers, parents waiting for their kids etc. I'm glad I found it!

Got this from groupon. This place isn't bad for a fitness class. It's just OK in my opinion…read more PROS: -multiple class times, at varying times -good workout CONS: -no place to change -no place to get water but the bathroom sink -built in with a martial arts studio, so there are children everywhere -no commoradrie amongst fellow class goers -they have no adults running the counters. They all appear to be teenagers, so they don't have customer service one could hope for. -they're a little extreme with their shoe policy. You can't wear shoes from the outside inside, and prepare to have one of the teenagers tell you off. If you're like me and accidentally wear them into the parking lot to grab something from you car, prepare to take them off and do the workout barefoot. So, take what you will from it!

I've been to probably 100 gyms in my life and was a long time 20 plus year, member of the West End…read moregym in Lowell. MK is nice, friendly, and most of all they push you to be better. MIke is a great guy and all the people there are extremely friendly and motivating. Couldn't ask for a better spot to get fit and feel good. Highly recommend all classes.

I'm really surprised that there are bad reviews of this gym. It's really open, not super-crowded,…read moreaffordable and far cleaner than a previous Boston-area "boutique" gym I used to belong to. No Jersey-shore wannabe "trainers" trying to sell their services while you try to work out. They offer a good variety of classes, and I don't feel too intimidated, as a woman, to participate. The customer service I've received has been very courteous and professional. I'm an adult, and read contracts before signing them, so I know that if I want to break the contract, I'll pay a fine. (This is a real contract, people and the gym has every right to require it as it is a real business.) Equipment is plentiful and well-maintained, there's always parking available, etc. If you are trying to train for pro- MMA or boxing, I don't understand why you couldn't do it here... you only get what you put in. Don't blame the gym, blame yourself. Also, yes; women, EVEN MOMS do use this gym. We make up 50% of the world's population, so yes, some of us will be at "your" gym. GTFO "gentlemen".

My 10b is thriving at SW. They teach hands-on techniques, bully prevention, playground defense and…read moreweapons training. I would describe our dojo as old school, character building and Sensei Gene is invested in my son. They do a lot of free sessions for the community as well.

I recently attended a women's self-defense workshop at Seacoast Warriors and in just 2 classes, I…read morehave already learned so much. Their instructors are professional and knowledgeable and most importantly - patient! I have limited experience with martial arts, but their team is willing to help people of all ages and experience levels. I highly recommend them!

An excellent workout and easy to fit into a busy lifestyle. No excuses as there is no set schedule-…read moreshow up and work hard for 30 minutes. It is a great workout but also feels good to punch & kick without injury.

I haven't been this fit since I was in the military. My level of fitness has increased so much…read morethat sometimes I have to remind myself that I'm in my 50's and not my 20's anymore. My advice to someone who might be hesitating giving this a shot, is jump in! The trainers are excellent and the members are great. Everyone is supportive of everyone else. Lots of high fives and encouragement going on here. Highly recommended.

I have been going to Title Boxing for many years. Recently,…read moreI have noticed positive changes in their overall management of clients, staff, and the environment. The place was never dirty, but it is noticeably cleaner. No smudges on the mirrors or dust. Whatever the staff is doing, keep doing it! I inquired about membership fees because I always just came for private training. At some point I signed up for group classes and then decided it wasn't for me. It wasn't canceled the first time I asked another staff member. However, Ashley promptly addressed the issue and asked if I wanted to be refunded or have a credit put on my account. I decided to sign up for more private training sessions and get a kick start on slimming down for summer! I am pleased with the new vibe and hope that they continue to make positive changes. They always have something cool going on and try to make it a motivating experience for everyone.

I've been a member at Title for the past 2 years. I took my…read morefirst class with Penny and have been hooked since. The first class I ever took with Kellcie really inspired me to take my fitness to the next level. I have been a member of her small group training since 2022 when it first started. I look forward to Pat's class every Monday night before our small group. My Sunday morning PT sessions with Kellcie while Jay was on the mic used to be my favorite part of the day (Jay Day). Since starting training, I have lost almost 70 pounds. The community at Title has given me confidence and pushed me to strive to hit my goals. It used to feel like family. With the recent changes in trainers, the schedule and management, the atmosphere is not the same and leaves something to be desired.

I've spent the last 7 years training martial arts in some form. I started with Jiu Jitsu…read more(Japanese-style) and then moved onto muay thai, from one of the premiere MMA/Muay thai gyms in Boston, where I trained for 6 years or so until I recently moved and it's just too far away. I've also used groupons for a few other studios in Boston and on the North Shore - focusing mostly on muay thai and boxing. So I've seen a number of different approaches and formats over the years. North Shore Muay Thai Academy is great because the focus is almost entirely on Muay Thai (they just added some MMA classes). There are different types of muay thai classes every day - no competition with other martial arts like BJJ. I really like that as I have limited time and have always chosen to focus on muay thai (I just love to box) - so it's been harder at other places b/c I was much more limited in classes I could attend. With NSMTA, there are options every day, which is really nice. As far as the classes go, they are divided into technique classes, bag work (cardio and technique), and sparring with pad work. I really like the variety. I'm used to basically either a teaching class or conditioning class. So if I don't feel like sparring on that day, I just go earlier and do a good conditioning bag workout. As far as the atmosphere goes, it's cool. I've been going now for a few months (usually 2-3 times a week) and really like the ppl. It's a good group of guys, everyone is nice, no one is a jerk - which is really nice. Ppl are very respectful and looking to learn and have fun - no one is trying to break noses or anything. I've been places where I didn't really like the other ppl and it's just so much more fun when you like the guys you're working with. Kru Mark is a good teacher (explains the idea behind specific techniques as well as the general idea of the movements) and really nice guy. He's there day after day and brings good energy and an enthusiasm for the sport, which is great. And with his teaching, there's always a theme as we march through techniques, which I like a lot. I like structure to learning (as opposed to each day is a random lesson to learn), and it feels like there some of that here. Also, he teaches nearly all the classes, so it's nice to have that level of instruction all the time. If you're interested in learning muay thai, this is a great place to go.

From the owner: We offer a new type of martial arts experience that will revolutionize the Fitness and Martial Arts…read moreindustry. Our head instructor, Marc Meltzer, has spent years developing the best programs in the area. These programs were built from scratch and are to this day fully operational and extremely active in the fighting community. A former Muay Thai Kickboxer, Marc decided to put his full focus in becoming a great striking coach and left fighting behind. Classes will have all the structures in place to ensure students are able to mark their progression throughout their training.

I've been competing in bjj/mma for meny years. From the first time I walked in the doors I was…read morewelcomed with a friendly greeting and a felt like I've been there for years. Ray is one of those instructor's that will find a way for you to understand what he's teaching you. My nephew is going to the kids class and I couldn't ask for a better man to be training him. Ray is patient and makes the class exciting. I can't say enough great things about this gym. Best gym in new hampshire by far! Thank you Ray for showing my family love and respect.

Great group of people and excellent trainers. Look forward to every night I'm able to make it here.read more

Title Boxing in Danvers offers the great program to get, and stay, in shape. I've been boxing at…read moreTitle for more than three years, and I always been impressed by their staff and their focus on fitness. It's the best way to have fun while taking care of your physical needs. Take a class and find out for yourself.

A friend and I wanted to try a class at Title Boxing Danvers. We never got to take the class. We…read morewalked out after having been berated and sworn at (more than once) by the owner in front of other members and employees. NO situation ever calls for that. I felt threatened and intimidated. Completely rude and unprofessional.