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No. Everyone starts with our Saturday noon intro class, whether you've never thrown a punch or you've competed. Our coaches take you from the basics through advanced technique.

Book the $20 Intro to Boxing class on Saturday at 12pm. Create an account in our booking system (Zipper), pay the $20, and arrive 15 minutes early. Once you've taken the intro, the rest of our classes open up to you.

Comfortable athletic clothes, clean shoes (smooth soles help you pivot) and a water bottle. We provide wraps and gloves for your intro.

Please arrive at least 15 minutes early so we can get you set up. If you arrive within 5 minutes of the start, your spot may be given away.

Yes. Start with the $20 intro class, then grab the Intro 10-Class Pack + Wraps ($165, good for 90 days) to get a real feel for the gym before deciding.

All Access is $140 a month for unlimited classes and open gym. Couples/Family is $205 a month plus $50 per additional person, Youth Development is $130 a month, and the Lunchtime membership is $80 a month. Monthly memberships include an enrollment fee. See the pricing page for class packs and the yearly option.

Use the Freeze or Cancel form. Monthly memberships need 30 days' notice before the next billing period. A freeze is $15 a month, and drop-in classes during a freeze month are $20.

Yes. Ten-class packs expire 3 months from the date of purchase.

Credit cards, debit cards and cash.

No. Monthly memberships have a one-time enrollment fee, and everything else is included in your membership.

Yes. One-on-one and small-group sessions of 30, 45 or 60 minutes with a coach of your choice. Personal training clients need a gym membership; the $40/month personal training membership covers gym access between sessions.

Our after-school Youth Development program is for ages 8 to 17. Kids who want to compete can apply for the Competitive Youth program with the coaches' permission; no athlete is ever required to compete.

Yes. We accept Every Kid Sports and Play Pass for youth memberships, and Rusty Gloves is offered on a sliding scale. Email membership@cornerboxing.org or stop by the office.

Boxing for seniors and for people living with Parkinson's disease. It uses research-based work to build mobility, strength, confidence and connection, with co-ed and women-only classes. Please get your doctor's approval before you start.

Yes. The Corner Boxing Club is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit (Off The Ropes, DBA The Corner Boxing Club). Memberships and donations fund our youth and Rusty Gloves programs.