Our youngest class starts at age 8yrs old.

If you've received medical clearance to exercise, there's no maximum age for training with us. However, for competition, the age limit is 40 years. Boxing is a physically demanding sport, so it's important to consider this before participating. Additionally, we advise individuals over 40 to join our Cardio Boxing Program instead of the Youth and Senior class for a more suitable experience.

We offer distinct classes for those interested in learning boxing without the intention to compete. There is absolutely no pressure to participate in competitions. Moreover, anyone aspiring to compete must first meet all our fundamental requirements, which include mastering the basics of the sport.

Attendance at every session is not mandatory. You can select the number of classes per week you prefer (1, 2, or 3), and we'll tailor a membership plan accordingly. However, if you aim to progress towards competing, a minimum of three sessions per week is required.

For your first class, there's no need to bring any equipment, although you're welcome to bring your own gloves if you have them. We'll supply any necessary gear. If you find boxing suits you, we recommend purchasing your own wraps and gloves as a starting point, which are available for sale at our club. Once you're cleared to spar, acquiring a mouth guard (also sold at the club) is essential, as is a head guard as well.

We offer a variety of payment options including Pay-As-You-Go (PAYG), a 10 Class Block pack, and monthly memberships. For PAYG details, please visit our Timetable page. To explore our membership options, click on the 'Prices' tab.

Yes, all our recurring memberships include a one-time joining fee of £25. Additionally, we offer discounts for families when two or more members sign up together.

All our coaches are DBS cleared and insured. They possess relevant qualifications from England Boxing or fitness certifications, along with First Aid certificates. Furthermore, our England Boxing Coaches are also trained in Safeguarding.

This is a common question, but the answer varies greatly depending on each individual. Factors like your prior experience, how quickly you learn, and the frequency of your training all play a significant role in determining when you'll be ready to compete in boxing.