Title Boxing Club

I’ve taken my fare share of karate classes so yes I guess that kind of makes me an expert in «defense style classes» and this boxing and kickboxing class was a piece of cake. Haha I’m joking of course. I am no stranger to karate and luckily that knowledge lent itself well to my time at Title but as a true beginner the instructors were incredibly helpful in making sure I was understanding and doing everything correctly. As one of the very few newbies in this class I was pleasantly surprised at how attentive the two instructors were.
I attended a 2 hour boxing and kickboxing class to benefit an animal charity (I know I’m terrible for not remembering which one!) with my sister who also had never done this before and a friend that was a member of this club. Upon entering the receptionist gave us gloves and explained some basics to us before the class.
Because it was a larger than normal class there were two instructors who switched back and forth teaching. While one taught the second walked around the class helping and encouraging everyone. There was great chemistry in the class and it was crazy how fast the two hours went by. I found it to be a great workout and my sore muscles gave me a daily reminder for a few days after the fact.
I go to the gym daily but an activity like this is a nice change of pace from the typical workout. Who doesn’t love a workout that isn’t tied to a machine?
If you decide to go (which you should try it out at least once) I recommend you…
1. Bring your own hand wraps so you can save yourself the $ 8 they charge you for the ones they provide
2. Get your own gloves– If you see it being a regular routine definitely invest in your own pair of gloves because the ones they have have an aroma you will not be a fan of
3. Bring a towel so you can wipe the sweat off your face because when your hands are tied in gloves there is nothing you can more easily wipe the sweat with.
4. Cut your long nails– ladies and gentlemen with long fingernails you should have them short for this because it’ll be very painful when punching the bag if you don’t. Also you don’t want to risk breaking your nails.
I will visit them again for another workout. As far as becoming a regular member, I don’t think I have the discipline to go to the gym and do boxing at a different location. I liked my class very much but I do have one minor complaint… It was labeled a boxing and kickboxing class and it ended up being solely a boxing class. I’m still a happy customer though with only positive things in mind.

My favorite place to come and let off steam. Having a bad day? I love that I can come in and leave everything on the bag! The only gym I’ve ever joined where I saw results in the first few months. I love it!

Working out here is awesome. The power hour class is great for cardio intervals, perfect fat burner. All the instructors are wonderful. My favorite is Landon on Sunday mornings at 10:00 am. His cardio portion is really intense, and keeps my heart rate up the whole class. Also, if you go on Sunday you don’t have to feed the meter, but there is a garage right next door too. The last 15 minutes of Power Hour classes is core, which is crucial for me, because I never work my core on my own. Punching the bag for 8 rounds is not only majorly sweat inducing, but it’s an effective stress releaser. It feels good to hit something.

What a great place to burn calories and to push yourself to new levels. All of the trainers keep you going and may even make you laugh. Great experience.

I cannot say enough good things about this place, and I wish all of my friends would join. The staff, clients, trainers,.everyone in here is just great.
For the most of my life I have been 130ish lbs with a little cardio time to time and mostly watching what I eat, but now I can go nuts on those cupcakes because I joined Title Boxing (lol). This Place is beyond just doing random cardio at the gym and eating less. Husband and I decided to give it a try, we loved it so much that we joined the club the same day, also the downtown location is convenient for us
Anyway, the facilities are about what you’d expect with most of the floor space going to a massive rack with tons of punching bags hanging from it. There’s a small-​ish boxing ring in the front, and a small assortment of weight lifting stuff in the back. If you don’t have your own gloves, there’s a whole bunch you can borrow from them. If you’re like me, and not really into using communal gear, the club has its own little store on the corner where you can get on boxing swag including gloves, wraps, t-​shirts, shorts, bag to wash your wraps in, and some other trinkets. Price is affordable and comparable with market. I checked out pricing online, and while you could probably do «a little» better on Amazon piecing together your own kit, it’s nice and easier just getting everything at the club, especially if you’re new and don’t really know what you need.
Classes seem to run most days from around 5:30 or 7:00 AM to around 18:45 or 19:00 at the latest. Unfortunately, there’s only three classes on the weekends, with the last one starting at 13:00. Not really an issue for me, but it might be for you.
Like most gyms, if you decide to join you have to pay first and last month’s dues up front. Title Boxing also have you do a year-​long commitment, but they seemed to be really open to the idea of letting you out of it assuming you have a valid reason to do so when I was signing up. Hopefully this attitude persists if I ever need to cancel, but, I suppose we’ll see. Right now the price is $ 60 a month, which I’m OK with.
The class I attend usually consist of a mixture of warm ups, bag work, and medicine ball lifts. The warm up basically amounted to what you might remember doing in high school gym class. I was sweating like crazy before I even knew it. After ~15 minutes of that, you put your boxing gloves on and the instructor calls out different punch combinations to do on the bag. Something like «Left uppercut, right uppercut, left hook, right punch, repeat.» Eventually bobbing and weaving, along with a whole bunch of other stuff is added in.
The final portion of the class starts with everyone heading to the side of the room to grab a medicine ball. A good tip would be to start with the lightest one and see how you do before stepping up in weight. I’m glad I did, as I couldn’t believe how heavy that 8lb (I know, sounds light, right?) felt after doing various abdominal work with it for the last 15 minutes.
Another thing I wanted to mention is that each instructor has a slightly different style, so assuming your schedule is open enough you can get them to tell you which classes are more traditional boxing focused and which mix in kickboxing techniques. They also offer private boxing training, which seems to be what you need to do if you actively want to improve your boxing technique.
You might be wondering about the five star rating if I’m not over the moon on Title Boxing. Honestly, what really pushed me over the edge was just how ridiculously friendly, awesome and skilled the staff is. Everyone there is really cool, willing to answer any questions and help in anyway.
When I leave Title Boxing I feel full of positive energy, I can see my body toning