Rumble Boxing sits in a brand new space, with great amenities, for a high energy sweat sesh. Despite being located in the Dimond Center, they have a convenient door outside the building that leads directly into the locker area. The workout space itself, has great ventilation, cool lighting and sound, firm bags, weights, and benches. Behind you, is a beautiful portrait mural. In front of you, is a large mirror, the instructor platform, and high-tech screens to further understand the current rounds' movements. You will get an amazing group fitness workout at Rumble Anchorage and you'll feel it the next day. The workout consists of 10 rounds for a total of 45min. You are doing boxing, HIIT, and strength training moving from the bags, to the floor, a few times during each class. "Buns of Steele" is definitely Rumbles' star instructor. She comes off the instructor platform numerous times throughout the workout, to be on your level. She is welcoming and kind. She will demonstrate for you at different angles, while also encouraging you. I appreciated being able to use a $25 BOGO deal to try Rumble Boxing Anchorage, at an affordable price. I appreciate that Rumbles' online calendar allows you to book your class(es), week(s) in advance. Okay, so...I understand Rumble Boxing Anchorage is still fairly new, here are a few areas for improvement. Memberships displayed at the front desk of Rumble boxing (see picture), are not reflected on the website. I was told I could ask, to be sent a code. Memberships for Rumble are pricey. Online, you can buy the BOGO (new members only), an unlimited membership (think - Alaska Club), or the $25/per class drop-in fee. There is a "Rumble Bundle bag," that includes the items you need for class. Apparently the bundle is the enrollment fee. It's my understanding that some were able to pre-order the bundle prior to Rumbles grand opening. These bundles weren't offered for sale at the grand opening. They weren't offered for sale today. They are not offered for sale online. I believe they may only come after getting a membership. I recommend asking about the bundle. When it comes to the hand wraps - the cheaper of the two is $9 the pricier ones are $25. You also need to buy boxing gloves or rent them. I just found out about the gloves today, because during the grand opening, we were only asked to pay for the wraps. Since I have a card on file, I wasn't told how much I was going to be charged for the glove rental today. Seeing my receipt later in the day, glove rentals are $3. Since you buy and book online, I was not happy to come in today and see that the staff moved everyone because it was a smaller class. I secured F21 / B21 online, because it's in the back of the studio where I feel most comfortable. I wanted to let it go, because my spot was given to a girl chunkier than I, and I'm glad SHE was made to feel comfortable. However, as an introvert, I was caught off guard and it took a lot to get over "being on display," and focus on doing my best during the workout. Rumble has a great space and their BOGO deal is the best. Rumble will give you a sweaty full-body workout. I'd like to see the front desk staff be more knowledgeable (able to explain financials/bundles) and be considerate of bookings. With the way the space is setup, I understand it gets loud and crowded by the front desk, and maybe this isn't possible every time. It would be helpful if details and other important info were online or in emails prior to class(es). Lastly, I hope to see more package options that don't require a commitment. read more