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Punch Fitness Studio

(44)

Knocked Out
Intimidating
Feel

“I originally reached out to the owner Anthony to host a charity class for Pittsburgh's 50 Finest for Cystic Fibrosis, and he went above and beyond to help me host my biggest event!”

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Bfiit

(18)

Learning
Coach
Goals

“I remember in other gyms or classes I was told the adaptation for the exercise and that I would eventually work up to being able to perform the exercises without any help.”

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Jack's Boxing Gym

(15)

Equipment
Learn
Skills

“Jack isn't just a coach in the ring, he personally has taken the time to coach Peter on how to get through a really rough time at school a few years back.”

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Stallworth Boxing Academy

(1)

“Where I go to workout at”

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Fit 4 Boxing Club

(48)

Feel
Addictive
Fitness

“Having no previous boxing experience, I was a little apprehensive going to my first class, but the friendly staff and other class participants welcomed me with open arms and quickly went over the basics before starting my first session.”

FAQs

What do I do if my knuckles hurt?

A few members may experience knuckle pain. To an extent, this goes hand in hand with the sport. However, there are things you can do to help. Make sure you have a nice relaxed fist when you are punching. You should not clench too hard. Taking some hand wrap support off of your wrist and putting a little extra on your knuckles may help as well. Of course, ice them down and take a day off. And finally, try not to punch so hard!

How can I prepare for my first class?

We have some How To Videos posted under our Gallery pages that provide an introduction for how to stand, move, and throw the six basic punches. These will give you a head start. In addition, if you arrive for class early, one of our trainers can briefly review the technique with you before class begins!

How often should I attend class to notice results?

If you attend class 3 times per week for 3 months you will notice a significant change in the way you look and feel. In addition, hitting the heavy bag is an excellent stress reliever.

What equipment do you provide?

All the equipment a boxer uses to stay in shape (gloves, wraps, heavy bags, jump ropes, medicine balls & weights). Gloves and wraps will be available to purchase at the Club, many members prefer to have their own.

More answers can be found on the FAQ page of our website.

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Results Fitness

(37)

Life
Environment
Motivating

“This gym has the greatest community- the trainers are all very knowledge as well as supportive and I have made so many friends who make working out fun!”

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The 18 cards on this page are boxing gyms and coaches listed for Pittsburgh, PA. What each gym says about session times, junior classes and whether a ring is on site comes from its own website, with ratings from public reviews.

Area overview: Pittsburgh, PA

4 of the 18 gyms we list are based in Pittsburgh; the other 14 serve Pittsburgh from towns including Greensburg (25 mi), Allison Park (11 mi) and Coraopolis (12 mi). The gyms on this page are rated from 4.4 to 5.0 across 665 reviews; 6 have 50 or more reviews and 17 are rated 4.5 or higher. When students and parents rate these gyms on specific qualities, they most often praise professionalism (98%), quality (93%) and communication (85%). The topics that come up most in reviews of the gyms on this page are "atmosphere", "skills" and "energy". 3 are open around the clock; 12 are open on Saturdays and 9 on Sundays. 1 has a BBB rating of A or A+. 10 have ten or more years of experience, the longest 21 years. 1 offers a free trial or consultation and 1 is family- or locally-owned. We have a website on file for 17 of the gyms on this page; 13 publish a contact page; 12 list a public email and 5 take bookings online. We count these figures across the gyms on this page; distances are straight-line, and hours and prices change, so confirm the details with the gym before you enroll.

Which boxing gyms listed for Pittsburgh run their own website?

17 of the 18 gyms here link to a site of their own. That is where session times, junior groups and coaching staff usually appear. A club without a site is not a worse club; plenty of long-standing gyms run on a phone number and a noticeboard.

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MAC Fitness

(7)

Boxing
Gym

“If you are interested in putting some legit work into yourself, this is THE place with THE right people.”

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Pittsburgh Martial Arts & Boxing Academy

(21)

Skills
Teach
Shape

“I have worked out at many locations and to be 100% honest this place may not be the prettiest, but the caliber of coaching and teaching that goes on are world class!”

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Tom Yankello's World Class Boxing Gym

(5)

“Very good and a question they speak Spanish in that boxing school”

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Warriors' Call Boxing Club

(7)

“Great place, great atmosphere, V is a great trainer!”

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Tedesco Body Shop

(48)

Feel
Nat
Motivated

“It was one of the scariest things I have done, I was not a gym person, I had never done a group type class, I was way overweight and overwhelmed and so self conscious.”

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Brady's Run Fitness

(38)

Equipment
Boxing
Atmosphere

“A friendly and knowledgeable staff, connections to classes and trainers and space to utilize for auxiliary training (the addition of the hitting lane was awesome and really a boost for those in Beaver County!”

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Octane Martial Arts

(22)

Train
Atmosphere
Kickboxing

“There's a good amount of experienced fighters at the gym to help any new comers to the sport Ali g with the team competing in many tournaments and super fights.”

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Pennsylvania Combat Sports

(31)

BJJ
Fitness
Skill

“Several years ago, though, I moved away and took BJJ lessons at other legitimate schools around the country (both with strong ties to the Gracie family), and based upon those experiences I can honestly say that this school is the real deal.”

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The Cave Boxing Club

(5)

“Great place to train and get ur work out in i call everyone we family great people's all around that come in join us we love new people everyday its great for kids to learn something about not bulling people”

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Ground Zero Pittsburgh

(45)

“Since then, my younger two boys were in Lil' Brutes and I've also began jiu jitsu and can't praise this gym enough for the camaraderie amongst everyone and strong coaching staff.”

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High Ground Jiu-Jitsu

(21)

Learn
MMA
Mat

“I've been going to High Ground for 4 years, it has elevated my confidence and decreased my mass, I would recommend them to anyone seeking martial arts instruction”

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Linn's Martial Arts / Wells TWP Boxing

(3)

“Great boxing training and at a great price!”

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Average Cost	$185
Minimum cost	$74
Maximum cost	$432
Avg Per Hour Rates	$62

Best Boxing Classes in Pittsburgh, PA

Punch Fitness Studio

Bfiit

Jack's Boxing Gym

Stallworth Boxing Academy

Fit 4 Boxing Club

Results Fitness

Area overview: Pittsburgh, PA

MAC Fitness

Pittsburgh Martial Arts & Boxing Academy

Tom Yankello's World Class Boxing Gym

Warriors' Call Boxing Club

Tedesco Body Shop

Brady's Run Fitness

Octane Martial Arts

Pennsylvania Combat Sports

The Cave Boxing Club

Ground Zero Pittsburgh

High Ground Jiu-Jitsu

Linn's Martial Arts / Wells TWP Boxing

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