Tiny Fist
First gloves and first stance. Coordination, balance, and age-appropriate strength work, taught with the patience a five-year-old needs.
Kids and youth
Judah Pride runs three youth stages, starting with ages 4 to 8. Character development and self-esteem are not a bonus feature here. They are the curriculum.
Youth programs
Kids move up when they are ready, not when a calendar says so. Every stage is taught by the same coaches in the same room.
First gloves and first stance. Coordination, balance, and age-appropriate strength work, taught with the patience a five-year-old needs.
Real technique on the bags, with character development and self-esteem built into every session rather than bolted on at the end.
For the ones who want to be athletes. Boxing technique paired with conditioning and strength training.
For parents
The honest version, so you are not guessing about what happens once your kid is on the floor.
No child spars because they showed up. Sparring is an Advanced program decision, made when a fighter is ready and not before.
The youth programs are built on listening, effort, and self-control. The boxing is the vehicle, not the destination.
Kids who learn to stand their ground in a gym tend to stand differently everywhere else.
Come in during open hours, watch a session, and ask questions. Call (855) 513-6050 first so we know to expect you.
The short answer
Age four. Tiny Fist covers ages 4 to 8 with age-appropriate strength work, then Kids Boxing and Youth Boxing and Strength take it from there. Call (855) 513-6050 to place your child.
Four. Tiny Fist is built for ages 4 to 8 and keeps the strength work age-appropriate.
Only if you choose to. Sparring lives in the Advanced program. Beginners are never pushed into the ring before they are ready.
Athletic clothes, sneakers, and water. Call before you come in and we will tell you exactly what gear you need.
Hours and location
The gym runs six days a week. Saturday is closed, so plan around it.
Weekly hours
The short answer
Rates depend on the program and how often your child trains, so they are quoted on the phone rather than posted. Call (855) 513-6050 and we will walk you through the options.
Rates depend on the program and how often you train. Call (855) 513-6050 and we will walk you through the options.
106 North Constitution Drive, Yorktown, VA 23692. We train people from Yorktown, Newport News, and Williamsburg.
One call. That is the whole first step.
Tell us who is training and what you want out of it. We will put you in the right program and tell you exactly when to show up.
106 North Constitution Drive, Yorktown, VA 23692