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Programs

Six ways in

From a four-year-old putting on gloves for the first time to a fighter preparing to compete. Same floor, same coaches, different starting line.

All six

Every program at a glance

Placement is by age and experience, not by how long you have been coming. Call and we will tell you which one you belong in.

Ages 4 to 8

Tiny Fist

First gloves, first stance, first real coaching. Fundamentals and age-appropriate strength work for the youngest fighters in the room.

  • Stance and balance
  • Coordination drills
  • Age-appropriate strength work
  • Listening and discipline
Youth

Kids Boxing

Technique on the bags, character off them. Built around confidence and self-esteem as much as the jab.

  • Basic punches and defense
  • Bag work
  • Character development
  • Confidence under pressure
Older kids and teens

Youth Boxing and Strength

Boxing paired with conditioning and strength training for athletes who want more than a workout.

  • Boxing technique
  • Conditioning circuits
  • Strength training
  • Athletic discipline
Adults, no experience

Beginner Boxing

The full foundation. Stance, footwork, the basic punches, defensive movement, partner drills, and bag work.

  • Stance and footwork
  • Basic punches
  • Defensive maneuvers
  • Partner drills and bag work
Experienced

Advanced Boxing

For fighters who are ready. Sparring sessions, refined technique, ring strategy, and competitive preparation.

  • Sparring sessions
  • Refined technique
  • Conditioning and strategy
  • Competition preparation
2 to 4 students

Semi-Private

Two to four students to one coach. The closest thing to private instruction without training alone.

  • Small group, one coach
  • Direct correction
  • Faster progress
  • Train with a friend

The room

What is actually in the building

No mirrors-and-mood-lighting routine. This is equipment that exists because the training needs it.

A full-size boxing ring

Not a padded corner. A real ring, the same dimensions you would step into on fight night.

Heavy bags

Multiple stations so nobody waits their turn to work.

Speed bags

Rhythm, timing, and shoulder endurance, the old way.

Double-end bags

The bag that hits back. Accuracy, head movement, and reaction.

Strength equipment

Conditioning and strength work built into the programs, not bolted on.

Locker rooms

Come straight from work or school and change on site.

How it works

Three steps, one phone call

There is no app, no sign-up funnel, and no contract to read before you can ask a question.

Call the gym

Ring (855) 513-6050 during open hours. Tell us who is training, their age, and what they are after.

Get placed

We put you in the program that fits, from Tiny Fist to Advanced, and tell you what to bring.

Show up and work

Come in, get taught the fundamentals, and go from there. No experience assumed on day one.

The short answer

Which boxing program should I start in?

Adults with no experience start in Beginner Boxing, children aged 4 to 8 start in Tiny Fist, and everyone else is placed by age and experience over the phone. Call (855) 513-6050 and we will tell you which one fits.

Do I need any experience to start?

No. Beginner Boxing exists for people who have never thrown a punch. You will be taught stance and footwork before anything else.

Will I have to spar?

Only if you choose to. Sparring lives in the Advanced program. Beginners are never pushed into the ring before they are ready.

What does it cost?

Rates depend on the program and how often you train. Call (855) 513-6050 and we will walk you through the options.

One call. That is the whole first step.

Pick up
the phone

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