Indy Recreational Boxing
About Recreational Boxing
Often called
"white collar boxing", learn the sport without the hurt!
Boxers are among the world's finest athletes. Not only does boxing teach
self defense, but more importantly it is perhaps the best cardiovascular
exercise a person can get. Boxing instills physical discipline, and as a workout
is unequalled. You will see the results. There is no physical contact required.
Those that choose to spar are required to wear full face headgear protection
(provided by us) and use only large, well padded training gloves.
We have men, women and young adults from age 14 to the mid 60's who take
our classes. They are having the time of their lives. You can too! Call us today
and schedule your first lesson FREE!
This is not a "BoxERcise" class. Train like the pros-
boxing and sparring techniques, conditioning drills, punch bags, ringcraft
exercises and a variety of activities that will build your confidence as it
builds your body. Recreational Boxing is a mental and physical challenge like no
other.
Schedule & Cost
We have three classes per week. Our classes are
held on Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 7:00pm to 8:30pm and Saturday from
11:30am to 1:00pm. Private lessons are available by appointment. Your first
Recreational Boxing lesson is FREE! The cost is $80 per month with a $40
registration fee. The registration fee includes your handwraps and mouthguard.
FAQs- Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What does the program cost and
is there a contract? A: The program cost is $80 per month with a $40
registration fee. There are no contracts to sign- simply month to month. You can
call us for per session rates too.
Q: What does the registration fee include? A: The registration fee includes
your handwraps and mouthguard.
Q: Do I have to come to every workout? A: The classes are held Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday. You do not have to attend every class. This program will
allow you to develop at your own pace.
Q: Do I have to actually fight? A: No. Most of our Recreational Boxing
students choose not to physically box. They prefer to simply learn the proper
way to work out and learn the techniques of boxing. Others may want to try one
or two rounds of actual boxing and many limit their contact to working with one
of our trainers (who hold hand pads for the student while he or she practices
punching).
 
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