One of the best boxing classes in Boston! John and Kaleigh are both fantastic and kind coaches and…read moredo an excellent job at teaching boxing fundamentals. Expect 10 minutes of warm up cardio, 40 minutes of partner mitt work and a short cool down. The class is great for both beginners and experienced boxers. Also, if you don't have equipment no worries - John and Kaleigh have got you covered. Highly recommend giving back bay boxing a shot. You won't regret it!

A great, fun, challenging workout. A great energy in the class, and totally doable if your a…read morebeginner, they'll spend time showing you the basics.

Love this place! I attended Ally's boxing boot camp a few years ago and then recently started…read moredoing personal training with her. She's a great trainer and runs an awesome gym!

I have been a physically active person all my life but no matter what I did in the past; my figure…read morewould remain. It wasn't until joining Ally's - the weight really started to drop. I lost inches in areas where I struggled with my whole life. Ally's workouts are hands down the best workouts I have ever done. The classes are small which I love because you get that more personal attention. She gets creative with the routines. It is a mix of boxing, cardio kick-boxing, HIIT, tabata, and weight lifting. I am vigilant with my attendance which clearly makes all the difference. I highly recommend taking a class - you will get addicted quick!

Great classes at a no frills gym. Great exercise to add into your mix. And you get to punch a bagread more

Hello, This has been long overdue!…read moreI have had the pleasure of going to Nontantum Boxing Club (NBC) for over two years, and this place changed my life. The club loves teaching others of all shapes, sizes, and ages boxing. The old-school vibe is amazing and the people there are supportive, it has become my second home. The club holds classes with cancer survivors and through this club, I joined the Haymakers for Hope a cancer charity to "Knock out Cancer." The owners are reachable and accessible for questions if need be. I LOVE THIS GYM more than anything, I call it my second home. The monthly rate is more than reasonable compared to other places. They also hold a class for children on Saturday mornings. (It's cute to see the kids' box) The club is open 7 days a week with morning and evening classes. Can't say enough things about this place!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I wish I found Everybody Fights FiDi sooner when I moved to Boston !…read more Everybody Fights gets you in/out for a HITT workout. At the beginning of each class, the instructors encourage anyone new to the gym or to them to introduce themselves to the instructors who will explain what is about to happen. Everybody Fights promotes its community atmosphere, and I have felt that since my first class. One instructor had come up to me after my second class with her and not only told me I had done a great job in class but also remembered my name ! In comparison to other gyms in the area, I like I can take unlimited classes for $159 (in comparison to others who offered only 8-class pass for +$200). The FiDi location does have towels, showers, lockers included. I mostly go after work to Everybody Fights, but will travel from Allston if I want a weekend workout and find the gym worth it to travel that distance.

As a disclaimer, I didn't do any boxing but went for EBF's ROAD class, which is treadmill + various…read morestrength moves. Get ready for the inevitable comparison to Barry's, the benchmark I use for any class that combines those two things. Where EBF is better: --I really appreciated the smaller class format where it's only a few students (less than 10) and the instructor. Relatedly, the other people taking the class were very nice and there was more of a community feel than the vibe in Barry's where you basically keep your head down and do the workout. --The area with the treadmills had so much natural light and a view of the street, whereas the Barry's red room is dark and can get claustrophobic if you're myopic like me and can't always see where the treadmill edge in front of your feet ends. --Not only did the instructor demo each move, but if you forgot, you could always look up at the screen to see the moves listed. --Really liked the quick warm-up before the running started. Where Barry's is better: --The treadmills at EBF were on the older end and took some time to get up/down to speed. Now that Barry's has upgraded to new Woodways, I could feel the difference. --The programming at Barry's for the strength component was a lot more varied - in the ROAD class, we only did 2-3 ab moves (and each were super short) and six strength moves (including a bear crawl on the treadmill that had me legit gasping). I'm the sort of person who prefers quantity but if you prefer doing the same moves in multiple sets, go with EBF. --The instructor's cue-ing could have been clearer. For most of the treadmill intervals, we were told how long each was but I love a 5-4-3-2-1 countdown and there were moments where I had no idea how long was left without sneaking a peek at the timer on the screen. I also don't think the interval where we were all-out sprinting and then jumping on the rails is safe when you have people side-by-side on the treadmills. Overall I'd stick with Barry's but I'd give the boxing classes at EBF a try.

This is a great place to train! The instructors are friendly, knowledgeable, and tailor instruction…read moreto your level. The instructors invest equally in everyone from white belt to black belt, whether those students are competing, learning a new sport, or just trying to get fit. As a new student, I never feel pressured to purchase uniforms or equipment directly from them. From an outside perspective, academies like these can seem intimidating. However, Florian's is the most inclusive environment I have participated in over my 30 years of training in different styles and at other academies. Although I have only been there briefly, I feel part of this group because everyone goes out of their way to be welcoming. It is an excellent place for women to train together as well.

Amazing practice for young children. Our son, now almost 9, has been attending BJJ classes for 2…read moreyears now and has loved it. As parents, we are impressed with the instructors skill and methods of teaching children, and encouraging the students to respect themselves, others and the practice.

Extremely unprofessional. Phone number is out of service. I had to contact via Instagram to cancel…read moremy membership. Then after finally responding and supposedly cancelling, I've just gotten another charge. Will be reporting to my credit card company as fraud.

Amazing class today led by Justin! Every muscle in my body is sore - this class kicked my butt!…read more Justin was a great instructor, he pushed us hard but was super positive the whole time. Despite my sore muscles, I'll be back!

This place is awesome! We were here for our most recent posture screening and the environment was…read moreso warm, welcoming, and fun! The community there is super strong, but newcomers were not only welcomed, they were well taken care of throughout their time there. Travis did a great job getting us settled, and front desk staff Cecilia and instructors Eunice and Elena all made us feel right at home. Truly an amazing team and an amazing place. Thank you for having us!

Travis the manager is horrible. Front desk people clearly do not know what they are doing. They…read morewere great til they went corporate. So disappointing. Do not give these people your money, they won't refund you for their own problems that their dimwit staff creates.