TITLE Boxing Club Fishers

I visit several title boxing club across the states and this is a very nice representation. Great people, great workout, clean facility.

Really awesome staff who challenge you but also do not single you out and make you feel as though you’re doing amazing! Very supportive and AWESOME workout! Take their trial class for free and you’ll be convinced! Going back tomorrow to get my membership!

I go every morning for the 6am power hour– best thing ever. All the instructors are great, but Chris and Ronez are my favorites by far. Incredible work out every time. Staff are very friendly and helpful.

Loved the instructor I had. The class was an AMAZING calorie burn, and I’m still sore days later.
But Groupon buyers beware — despite there being no fine print on my Groupon saying first-​time customers only, they wouldn’t allow me to use mine because I had been there once a year ago. Memberships run about $ 69/​month, and they will let you do your first class free. I’d be willing to pay $ 30/​mo for classes there, but I think that just doing boxing classes would get old pretty quickly.

So I have been a member here for a few months now… I originally started out with a Groupon for 2 weeks and eventually signed up. This is an insane workout. You do 15 minutes of «warm up» which I put in quotes only because for most people this «Warm Up» will put them on the floor sucking wind. After that, you are given 1 minute to put your gloves on and begin a 3 minutes, 8 round session where you follow the instructors command on hits. This portion, you honestly get what you put into it. I’ve seen people just tap the bag and some stand there and not really go after it… I understand the «warm up» was tough, but come on… hit the thing! :)
After the 8 rounds, you grab a medicine ball and begin Core Strength workout for the remaining 10 minutes of the class.
All in all, you are there for 60 minutes and tend to burn 600‑1000 calories (depending on output and fitness level)
It is a great way to get in shape and I do love the workout. 1 Star off for the price. It is roughly $ 70/​mo if you sign up for a year but then they want to try and get you to pay 25 $ for 30 minute private training sessions. I don’t like that… but hey, they have a business to run I guess.
I highly recommend you try a free class… maybe I’ll see you there!

It’s good if you have a good instructor, however since they’ve opened a lot of the good ones have left. The inconsistencies of the instructors and subs made me cancel my membership. It’s too expensive to not get a quality workout or not know what to expect.

HOOOOLY CRRRAAAAAP! So I went last night for the free trial and granted I am in horrible shape but that work out kicked my butt! I got there and the staff was very welcoming and friendly. Nadine answered all my questions and even wrapped my hands (it had been awhile) and did a great. The trainer was Jamie and she was awesome, very positive and motivating. The workout is intense but you can go at your own pace. I never felt forced or pressured to go beyond what I could. Again, there is motivation but it’s very positive. First 15 mins is stretching and getting the blood pumping and it does get the blood pumping. Next 30min. is bag work and it’s challenging and fun definitely a workout! Then the last 15 is core and stretching and medicine ball work. All in all it’s one of the toughest workouts I have ever had and if you are like me and really trying to get in shape it is defininelty worth it!

A friend told me about this new gym centered around boxing fitness. A boxing club, eh? Sounded tough, and I was up for a good physical challenge. It was free to try the first time, so I wanted to see if it was for me.
The receptionist, Brittany, was very friendly and got me all set up — she even showed me how to properly wrap up my hands with the boxing wrap — which was about $ 6. Boxing gloves are supplied and there are about 30 or so punching bags hanging in the center of the club. There are also an assortment of cardio machines, weights, medicine balls/​kettle bells, speed bags, and a small ring for coaching.
I participated in one of their many group classes, the ‘Power Hour.’ Geno, an ex-​Colt player, was our trainer. There was a whole spectrum of ability in our group, from the first timers (like me!) to the seasoned boxers. He had us do a quick warmup to get the the blood flowing for the real pain to begin. 9 rounds of 2 – 4 min series intervals at the punching bags that will challenge even the fittest athletes. It’s very casual though, in that you can take as many breaks as you need or push the limits. Just when I thought the suffering was over, the last 10 min was a core workout from hell. Brutal planks, push-​ups, and sit-​ups. And I thought I was in shape…
Membership is about $ 69 per month, but if I actually like going to the gym and have fun working out, it seems worth it. I’ll probably sign up. If you’re looking to mix up the old routine and try something new, this may be your ticket.
Intensity: great energy, strength, concentration, vehemence. It’s what every great athlete needs, but the abundance in boxers is what I think makes them so impressive. One hour at Title Boxing Club will quickly illustrate why.