My son was a member broke his thumb and was not allowed to cancel his membership. How money hungry must you be to have a broken thumb and still make you pay for boxing classes? They still kept his membership active even after asking him to pay with a broken thumb. He continued to pay. Once I noticed he called again and went in, spoke to the owner RJ who had him fill out paperwork to cancel. He did. Then charges started back up a couple months later. He is now in Colorado he has called, wrote the owner an email. No response. He has disputed the charges but just horrible service. Buyer beware. read more

My wife has been a member of Title Boxing Westlake for a couple years and has been trying to get me to join, only to have me say no... repeatedly... mostly because I was afraid that I'd die during the first 3 minutes of a class. Her persistence finally wore me down this past May, and she bribed... errrr convinced me to attend a class with her. By the end of the 8 round class with trainer RJ I was hooked. As a former collegiate athlete who had really let himself go, because well... Chipotle... this was what I needed. Now, not only am I a member, but our kids are too. I even train individually once a week with trainer Matt who is amazing. Matt, Wilkins, RJ, and all of the trainers truly love what they do and it shows. If you want to change your life for the better and challenge yourself while doing it, set aside your fears and doubts and attend a class. They'll even let you try it out for 3 days before you commit. read more

TITLE Boxing Club - Boxing Near Me - Westlake, Ohio

The trainers were gossipy. They did not help with guidance gym functions and instead of helping they would throw out subtle jabs at you and the other trainers would laugh. Not a welcoming environment. read more

I have tried many types of fitness gyms, but this is my favorite... My friend turned me on to it after seeing her drop from a size 16 to a size 8 in 8 months! She is so healthy, strong, and confident now! Since I've started working out at Title a month ago, I have feel more energized and confident... And I can't wait to see more results! The classes are fast paced, effective, and fun with a positive atmosphere. The staff are motivating, encouraging, and knowledgable. Always nice! They take the time to answer questions and help. I find motivation and energy during the classes (even after a long day at work), but am still able to go at my own pace. Also, I don't feel like a number there... I feel that I am part of a community. More than anything, What I really love about Title Boxing Westlake is the positive and encouraging staff that welcomes me every time I walk in the door and makes me feel proud of my dedication to workout every time I leave. read more

TITLE Boxing Club - Boxing Near Me - Westlake, Ohio

When I compare my home Club of Title Boxing in Mentor 2 this Title Boxing the experience is exactly the same. Perfect. Plenty of parking spots stock on the retail side to choose from. This particular Club does have a boxing ring of which the owner who is on site and goes by the name of RJ was training somebody at that time. Exceptionally nice and cordial and welcomed me into his Club even though technically I don't have a travel membership. It's like the owner of this club and the owner of the club I belong to are both Cut From the Same Cloth. Both really awesome guys who care about their business and are heavily involved in their business as they are on site the majority of the time. The owner is an MMA trained fighter while our trainer for the 6 p.m. class a fellow who goes by the name of Sean is a professional boxer. You could tell he was able to make sure everyone was limber and warmed up first before he Unleashed his brutality. The eight rounds of boxing flew by and I could have sworn their countdown clock was broke because they sure as hell did not seem like three minute rounds. What I liked about it is as we finished up with court he was also making sure we were all stretched out and ready to leave. The club is exceptionally clean and well-maintained. Kudos to this franchisee has Title Boxing appears to have yet another awesome owner to help spread the good word of their franchise. Thanks again for allowing me to box. read more

Disclosure: I am not a member at Title. I've just been to two free "power hour" classes - once at their grand opening and once again a few weeks ago. Here is my assessment: It is a full-body, fast paced workout. I like the variety of the power hour classes, which include boxing but also calisthenics and core stuff. Both instructors I had were very energetic, and made me feel like I was kicking ass. Punching stuff is seriously therapeutic, for those of you who haven't tried it. The time goes by quickly, and I like the overall attitude of "push yourself, but don't kill yourself" that the staff seem to have. The crowd both times I went was varied - old and young, people who looked seriously ripped and other people who looked like they were just starting to get into a workout routine. I had taken kickboxing once or twice but didn't know much about it otherwise, and I felt very welcome. So the primary problem and barrier to joining for me is the cost. Last time I went the manager tried to talk me into a membership, and told me he'd like to sign me up for $60/month. That includes unlimited classes, the machines and weights they have available, and access to any Title gym anywhere in the world. So, yea that's nice. But $60/month = $720 a year. I believe they do discounts depending on how many months you sign up for, but still that is more than twice as much as it costs me AND my husband for a full year's membership to our local rec center. Which has a pool, track, weight/machine room and classes. Yea, I like punching stuff, but that's cray cray. The second time I came back (after being encouraged to try out another FREE class, even though I already told them it was too rich for my blood) I literally had to discuss why I wasn't signing up with every member of staff. I guess that was my penance for accepting the free class offer. They were all pretty nice about it, except the last dude who may have been the owner/manager. Title is a franchise, so they have to abide by a bunch of corporate stuff - for instance they don't do "pop-in" passes. I told him that this would most likely be the best option for me, since I work out on my own and didn't see myself coming more than a few times a month. He got all condescending (great sales strategy) and asked me if I really ever push myself when I'm not in a class environment. Hey thanks, I appreciate the insult! Anyway, despite having to deal with that guy, the classes are great. If you are looking for a way to get in shape and need to have someone there to motivate you, then I suggest you give Title a try. read more

It's been a while since I've been to this location (before I moved to Chicago), but I have continued communication with them since you need to go through the location you signed up with to put your membership on hold. They continue to be just as wonderful as they were when I used to work out there. I signed up about 2 years ago at this location. At the time, I lived downtown so really could go to any location since none were super close. I went to my First Shot Free (free intro class) at a location on the east side and came to my second class here since I was in the area running errands with the intention of signing up. They had me complete my workout and then fill out the necessary paperwork. I liked the trainer better here and trainers who helped me sign up were wonderful - so I continued to come back to this location. The workout itself is great! I was so nervous coming into it, because I am chronically OUT of shape and while I needed something to kick my butt, I didn't want to feel like a complete failure. There's a huge age range of the clientele here and everyone is at a different fitness level. The "warm up" is 15 minutes - I put warm up in quotes because it was always a workout in itself for me - squats, lunges, jumping and running in place, jacks, etc. The next 30 minutes is 8 intervals of punches and kicks with squats, jumps, etc mixed in. There are short rests in between, but you're working REALLY hard. The last 15 minutes is "cool down"/core work. I would stick around after the hour to stretch. Overall, a wonderful workout!! I would leave drenched in sweat each time. I've been to other locations and will say I liked the trainers here the best. Since moving to Chicago, I started other programs and didn't have a convenient way of getting to the Title closest to me (got rid of my car when I moved here). I called Westlake initially to cancel, but the girl I spoke with advised me to just keep placing my membership on hold if I thought I would ever want to come back - her reason made a lot of sense - I was grandfathered into a membership that allowed me to go to any Title gym which they do not offer anymore. I've just called each time my membership is coming off hold and each person has been so understanding accommodating in placing it back on hold. I definitely hope a new location opens up that's more convenient to me so I can start using it again. read more

Becoming a member has changed my life! Ive lost 40lbs and getting stronger. The trainers are THE best and everyone is so supportive and motivating of each other! It's different every day! read more

I really like title. The employees and instructors are so energetic, knowledgeable, and beyond friendly. They get to know your name, usually remember any health problems you may have, and simply inquire about how your life is going. The hours are convenient, the place is super clean, and even at their busy times there always seems to be space. The class is set up to push you, yet allow you to work at your own pace if you have a particular injury or workout you don't like. My favorite was getting pointed at to "keep it up" when I'm getting lazy, or been the instructor comes over to give you a high five when you really give it your all. They seem to know when you truly need a break and they'll ask if you're doing okay, or if your just slacking and they'll call you out on it. Exactly why I pay for a workout: for someone to motivate me and push me to work hard. It is slightly pricy, and I'm not able to afford it every month, however I put my membership on hold on those months I'm having a tough time financially. Either way, the investment is worth it because not only do I have a decent beginner level knowledge on how to box that I can apply anywhere, I learned a TON of different core and body workouts using my own body that I incorporate into my daily workouts on my own. Overall, thanks title! See you soon! read more

One of the best workouts i have ever done!! Very challenging but I love it! Staff is very knowledgeable and encouraging! You will never have an excuse to miss due to the vast amount of classes they have per day! read more

Westlake branch: Was pretty disappointed in the staff's professionalism for the amount charged monthly ($110). I have overheard them talking badly about members twice. I forgot to check in one time and instead of coming up to me reminding me the blonde trainer shouted "yo what's up" in a threatening way with a scary look on her face. I left class early because I was embarrassed for being called out like that when many people saw. A different male trainer was stifling a laugh at the way one guy did squats. I went to Title to build my confidence with complex exercise and left feeling the opposite. I now box with Fight Camp - an at home boxing set up that costs less than what I paid at Title and can take more than one kind of boxing class with trainers that explain why you're doing certain moves. read more

The instructors have helped rekindle my inner motivation to improve myself. Enjoy the facility. While tight, it is still plenty large enough for a workout. You may need to pay attention to others....gasp. Overall, it is a great place. read more

Even though it was a long workout i really feel like it worked out my whole body. I was drenched in sweat and according to my Apple Watch burned a lot of calories. I will be back! read more

Let me start by saying I have done many different workouts over the years. I have completed p90x, insanity, and many other beach body at home workouts. I've also have been part of many different gyms and while all of these things were great and I did see results from them, I must say Title Boxing has been the best one yet, with the best results! I started back at the end of August and my endurance has grown significantly and my body has gotten much more toned and my muscles are more defined and have gotten bigger. Title Boxing in Westlake has an amazing and super friendly staff. They are also very knowledgable and most of them are current fighters/ boxers. I went into Title Boxing with no knowledge of boxing/kickboxing and all the trainers were more than happy to help me with my form and help me out to get better each day. They are all very motivating and understanding. If you need to go on a business trip or vacation for a week or two or if you get injured and can't go for a month, they will freeze your account so you won't have to pay for the time you are out. I have never ran into any issues with any of the staff members here. The classes are amazing! I go 6 days a week and I have yet to have a bad or disappointing class. At the end of every class it looks like I just jumped into a swimming pool with my clothes on, that's how much I sweat from these workouts. The classes are an hour long and consists of a 15 minute warmup, 30 minutes of hitting the bag, and 15 minutes of cool down/core work. The 15 minute warmup alone is more of a workout than most people do in one of their hour workouts at a normal gym. The instructors push you and that's what really make these workouts great. In regards to the people who complain about the prices. For what you are getting from a Title Boxing membership you cannot beat the price. You get UNLIMITED classes at ANY title location. Just think about it, you can go and pay a "drop in" price at a gym/rec center 4 times a week at $10 each, that's $40 a week! Or about $160 a month! Or even at $7 a class, that's $28 a week or $112 a month! With title boxing you get to go as many times as you want, even multiple classes in one day. And to be honest I have been to some of the classes that are held at local rec centers and none of them can even compare to the amazing workout you get from Title Boxing. One of the biggest mistakes I think people make in working out is they just go through the motions. They need to show up and give it their all. And most of all is eating a healthy diet! I can guarantee you that if you workout at Title Boxing in Westlake 4-6 times a week and eat a healthy diet that you will see amazing results just like I have. It's all about being disciplined and living a healthy lifestyle. You need to get rid of the excuses, and show up, give it your all, eat right and you WILL see results. I couldn't be more happier with my choice to join Title Boxing in Westlake and plan to stay there as long as I am able to walk. Keep up the great work Title Boxing!! read more

I like the interval training. The trainers have been great at explaining technique to new members. The atmosphere is inviting and not intimidating like I thought it might be when I first thought about trying a boxing class! read more

This place is a scam! I was very excited to support this local business, and who couldn't use a good workout/stress relief combo? This gym runs by membership only, so your credit card is run automatically. I signed up for $100 fee to join then my card ran for $85 a month. I even went all out and bought my gloves, bag, ect. After a month of going, I had an accident resulting in a fractured wrist (not due to boxing) and my card was run again. I was ok with paying one month that I couldn't use it, but didn't want to continue paying. I tried for 2 weeks to get in touch with the owner, to either put a hold on my membership or cancel. I called several times, left messages, left a voicemail and stopped in. So, of course, my card was run again for ANOTHER month that I wouldn't be able to use it. I only got in touch with the owner after physically coming in (dragging a kiddo or 2 along with me.) He wouldn't suspend my membership- after everything I had invested!. He only tried to upsell me to a one-year commitment in order to put a hold on it. I told him I would take a week to think about it. I was very careful to get exact instructions of what I had to do to cancel (because God knows this guy cant be reached for anything!) He said I would have to come in and sign a form. So after a week of feeling rather scammed, I decided to just be done with this place. I came in on my lunch break and the girl at the desk tells me there is NO form and I have to see the owner! Unbelievable!!! Later I finally get him on the phone and explained I wanted to cancel and he argued with me for 10 minutes (admitting he had been hard to contact) and still tried to up sell me the one-year! He still wouldn't tell me how to cancel! Finally after I got very upset, he admits I could just cancel over the phone, but finished his sales pitch with saying "you are just SCARED of a $50 fee!" Way to thank a customer for their business by way of intimidation AND insult. Classy. As far as the one-month reimbursement I was promised- I haven't received it yet..... I wont hold my breath! read more

This review is coming from a member who has decided to expose some things that went on at the westlake location. I have spent many years with Title Boxing in Westlake and have decided to review due to the dissatisfaction that I have been having towards this gym and the issues that came up during my time there. This is my personal experience and my own opinions. First of all, title is great for people who love a "group" fitness class. People who like to socialize, chit chat, and gossip when working out. TITLE westlake is NOT for people who are serious gym goers with specific goals in mind, regular gym use, and need flexibility with hours and equipment. Basically, they market themselves on boxing fitness when in reality all they want you to do is come to a class and leave right after. My second point is PERSONAL TRAINING. This aspect of the business is extremely blown out of proportion. The personal training is a joke. I have had my experience with this as I have had my own session, it's a scam. All your gonna get is someone telling you what exercise to do while they text on their phone and chat around. A true professional personal trainer would never do "personal training" how title westlake does it. The boxing aspect is all a fitness gimmick. You won't actually become a better boxer at this place, get fit from personal training, or improve self defense skills. Issues with the staff: the staff here are very sale motivated and once you're in the door and signing the contract the real personalities come out and they are not all good. The women staff are unwelcoming to paying members not on their good side, gossipy about members they dislike, and have a "high school" mentality. You pay to have access to the gym, the classes, and the special kickboxing classes. In reality, the equipment is for the personal training which is usually being used. The classes are taught by VERY INEXPERIENCED people. With absolutely NO qualifications most of the time. Don't be fooled by the website. The trainers they use are not all pictured, and the names of the trainers are removed from the class schedule for a reason. This is to detour people from not coming to the classes taught by the inexperienced and bad trainers which nobody wants. Kickboxing is hardly ever incorporated into the schedule due to lack of staffing qualified to teach it. This place is loosing its ability to keep staff and members and there is no question why. Members are treated like garbage by the management and the trial people are told a bunch of bs when they first walk in. I personally pay around 1,000 a year to be a member here. That too expensive for what you ACTUALLY get. And for how you are treated. During the slow seasons they run online promos to get people in the door for a few classes or for a couple months. They do this knowing classes will become overly crowded and you will have to double up on heavy bags... awkward. When you pay as a member, $1,000 a year, why would this be okay with you? In summary, if you want a serious place to workout, focus, and improve...This isn't a membership for you. If you enjoyed high school drama and throwing your hard earned money in the garbage, this place is totally for you!! You'll love it. What you see is not what you get with Title Boxing Club Westlake. And if your still interested, just keep an open mind before signing the dotted line. I've had great experiences with FMU in Avon. They teach group classes for around the same cost, they have a great message, and wonderfully motivating members. S.M. Smith martial arts is also a great place to try. They teach kickboxing classes and have qualified martial arts trainers to improve form and fighting technique. Neither are a franchise. Thanks for reading. I hope my experience here helps for any future interest. I will challenge the response I was given by the staff. The "anonymous box" for suggestions is put right next to the front desk. This is not anonymous when employees are watching you as you put anything in. And this club is not open all hours as described. When they cancel a class randomly, they clear off the rest of the day (advertised hours) and do not offer the gym to anyone.. staying closed until the following day. My advice for title: Please respect that not everyone will share the same opinions as you. Being an employee and part of the management team makes you bias and therefore irrelevant to my thoughts as someone who was a paid member and giving you MY business. Also, just because my opinion may be different than your own, or someone else on Yelp, doesn't mean it needs to be challenged or proved "wrong". The beauty of yelp is that you get all sides, experiences, and honest thoughts. Criticism should be openly accepted and respected. But the response I got proves that it is not and therefore approaching with these issues would have been useless. read more

It is my feeling that a lot of the "trainers" should take a class in how to act and be a positive influence to the members. This gym, has issues with its own staff gossiping, having bad attitudes towards their own gym members and just a lot of drama. Not what you want when you are carving out time in your day to get to the gym and take care of your physical and mental health. Definitely a bad vibe with the female staff members. Amazingly, they actually take their "favorite" gym members and turn them into "trainers". Someone now to train people that pay thousands of dollars on a membership. The person has no more training that anyone off the street. Gym is really small and does not really maintain a sanitary clean environment like they are supposed to. It also appears that there may be some issue with smoke weed by the staff members. I will not name names but the smell of a skunk in the supply closet area, is pretty obvious. This has been an issue with this gym for years now. Beware. read more

Absolutely the best work I ever had along with the best group of people I've ever encountered with. From the first day I walked through the door, I felt welcomed and invited. Along with the amazing staff, the workouts are challenging but rewarding. They also let you go at your own pace which is tremendous. They focus on working your whole body and muscle I didn't even knew I had. This has been one of the best decisions I believe I ever made and I feel that it's much better than a regular gym. They have free weights, a treadmill, elliptical and other work out equipment that you are able to use as well. If you want to join a place that makes you feel welcome and helps you to meet your goal so you can fit into that bikini, Title Boxing in Westlake is the place to be! read more

Come here if you want to sweat! Love this place! You burn tons of calories and have fun doing it!

I think everyone who works at Title is awesomely awesome!! The work out is the best. At first, I could hardly keep up. I just worked through it by breathing and moving. I personally, had to keep moving. Even if it's not what they're doing. Just move side to side. Besides, what isn't fun about punching something?! read more

Where do I start? I have belonged to many gyms in several states over many years. I have "never" belonged to a gym like this. The facility is neat, clean and extremely functional. The instructors are a complete collection of the best instructors I've ever worked with. Here's what makes the Westlake Title Boxing Gym so special, the environment. The entire staff has personally vested themselves into a caring friendship with all the members. In turn, everyone is there to support each other. From out of shape folks trying to get back into shape( like myself) to hard core boxers that come in for conditioning. If you walk into that gym you are supported like family. read more