Boxing Gyms in San Francisco, California
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Hit Fit SF
Morning Bootcamps include Boxing (6-7AM Mon-Fri) and HIIT (6-7AM Mon/Wed/Fri). Personal training is available for boxing, Muay Thai, and strength. Membership options start at $100 for 1 class per week, with drop-ins and trial offers. The gym operates Mon/Tue/Thu/Fri 7AM-1PM and 4-8PM, Sat 8AM-12PM, with restrooms and showers available.
Pros
- Experienced, Golden Gloves founder
- Variety of class types
- Bootcamps available
- Multiple membership options
- Trans friendly environment
- Supportive gym culture
Cons
- Limited weekday hours
- No fancy machines

Punch King Fitness Sunset
Membership options include adult, kids, and teen programs with weekly class packages starting at $149.99/month for one class, up to $249.99/month for three classes, plus a $49.99 set-up fee. Drop-in classes cost $40, with multi-class discounts available. Personal training starts at $150 per session, and private group classes begin at $150 for the first person plus $50 per additional participant (minimum three). A free demo class is offered, and franchising opportunities are available. Contact: (415) 702-6262.
Pros
- Full-body high-intensity workout
- Beginner-friendly classes
- State-of-the-art equipment
- Trackable workout progress
- Positive and motivating atmosphere
- Effective, enjoyable workout
Cons
- Relatively high monthly cost
- Set-up fee required

California Martial Athletics - Muay Thai
The youth program, designed for ages 7-13, costs $120 monthly and focuses on self-esteem, discipline, and self-defense. Coaches with over 15 years of experience have trained a youth member to win gold at the WBC International Youth Muay Thai Games. Key instructors include Dave Engel, a WBC-registered coach with 20+ years of experience, and Joe Chernay, who has trained professional athletes.
Classes require no pre-registration, with intermediate levels needing gloves and shin guards. Fighter training requires instructor approval. Contact via email ([email protected]) or phone (415-359-9294). The gym has been featured in press coverage for its training and fight breakdowns.
Pros
- Accredited by WTBA
- Classes for all levels
- Experienced youth coaches
- Community building focus
- Flexible class schedule
- Offers youth program
Cons
- Paid parking lot
- Enrollment and drop-in fees
- Intermediate gear requirements

World Team USA Muay Thai BJJ & Fitness
The gym provides 30 weekly classes, including kid and family Muay Thai, strength and conditioning, and open training. Private lessons, a 6-week bootcamp, and online Zoom classes are available. Drop-in classes cost $39, with a 30-day trial for $250 and introductory lessons at $69. With 1,568 students trained and 14 awards, the gym emphasizes teamwork, discipline, and professional instruction under experienced coaches like Marcel Fortuna and Frederico Bittar Gomes.
Pros
- Experienced, knowledgeable head instructor
- Diverse class offerings
- Classes for all ages
- Strong community vibe
- Modern and traditional methods
Cons
- Sunday closure

Bay Breakers Boxing Gym
Membership tiers include Challenger ($229/month for unlimited classes and gym access), Contender ($150/month for gym access), and Undercard ($175/month for youth classes). Drop-in classes cost $40, and open gym access is $30. The gym operates Monday-Friday (7:00 AM-8:00 PM) and Saturday (9:00 AM-2:00 PM). Certified trainers specialize in boxing, kickboxing, Muay Thai, and personal training. A 14-day trial membership is available for $80, with a 10% discount on future membership. The gym fosters community, encouragement, and respect while offering event space rentals and private classes.
Pros
- Inclusive and family-friendly
- Authentic boxing training
- Comprehensive strength program
- Variety of programs offered
- Convenient location
- Certified professional trainers
Cons
- Limited Saturday hours
- Relatively high monthly cost

Skrap Pack Mission
Pros
- Variety of MMA classes
- Knowledgeable, welcoming instructors
- State-of-the-art equipment
- Free parking available
- Offers free trial class
- Supportive, engaging environment
Cons
- Limited operating hours
- Initiation fee required

Baker Street Boxing
Pros
- JV: best for training
- Awesome, fun environment
- Top-level boxing knowledge
Cons
- Hours not available

Rock Steady Boxing SF
New participants complete a $150 individual assessment, which includes a free introductory class. Monthly memberships cost $175 for unlimited classes or $85 for one weekly session, with flexible payment plans. The experienced coaching team includes co-owners Veronica Garcia-Hayes (Rock Steady Boxing Certified) and Simon Redmond (Golden Gloves Champion), alongside other certified trainers and volunteers who provide personalized support. The gym has gained recognition in CBS News, KQED, and PBS, including a 2024 documentary featuring Garcia-Hayes.
Pros
- Specialized Parkinson's program
- Boxing-based fitness focus
- Certified and experienced coaches
- Offers virtual class options
- Individual assessment available
- Media coverage and recognition
Cons
- Limited operating hours
- Initial assessment cost

3rd Street Boxing Gym
Trainers like Paul Wade, Dave Teran, Stephen Bell, Fabiana Nogueira, and James Cooks offer Personal Training, Group Training, and Bootcamps, including the Boxing Bootcamp. Equipment includes heavy bags, double-end bags, a full-size ring, cardio machines, squat racks, free weights, kettlebells, and battle ropes.
Open Monday-Friday (6am-12pm, 4pm-8pm) and Saturday-Sunday (8am-12pm), memberships start at $125/month for gym access or $185/month for unlimited classes. Drop-ins cost $25. Rated #1 boxing gym in San Francisco for 2023, the gym enforces safety rules, offers a mobile app for bookings, and provides nutrition coaching with a Dietitian Nutritionist.
Pros
- Authentic boxing environment
- Wide variety training programs
- Experienced trainers available
- Comprehensive boxing equipment
- Offers youth boxing program
- Mobile app for convenience
- Nutrition coaching available
Cons
- Late arrival fee
- Must bring personal equipment
- Limited weekend hours

Woodenman Muay Thai
Membership options range from a $32 Day Rate to $2,208 for a 12-Month Membership, with class packs and locker rentals available. Beginners learn stance, movement, and striking techniques, requiring hand wraps, gloves, and athletic attire. Advanced students need 16 oz gloves, shin pads, a mouthguard, and headgear.
The gym opens 30 minutes before the first class and closes 30 minutes after the last, offering open gym time. Parking is available on Harrison Street, with non-metered spots in the afternoons. A lost and found and FloWater station are provided. Contact [email protected] for inquiries.
Pros
- Authentic Muay Thai training
- Experienced, champion instructors
- Welcoming, friendly environment
- Caters to all levels
- Multiple training programs
- Open gym time available
Cons
- Parking can be challenging
- Limited information on hours

Rise Combat Sports
Pros
- Diverse martial arts offered
- All levels are welcome
- Experienced, friendly instructors
- State-of-the-art equipment
- Easy parking available
- Gi/No-Gi BJJ balance
Cons
- Specific, limited hours
- Equipment purchase required

The Park Gym
Pros
- Comprehensive boxing curriculum
- Variety of fitness classes
- Personal training available
- Clean and inspiring space
- Knowledgeable, encouraging instructors
- Welcoming, positive environment
Cons
- Limited weekend hours
- Classes require advance sign-up

AB Mixed Martial Arts Academy
Pros
- Diverse gym type
- Family atmosphere
- Encouraging and supportive instructors
- Classes throughout the day
- Instructors are knowledgeable
- Welcoming feeling
Cons
- Difficult to cancel membership
- Location isn't the greatest

Rumble Boxing - Marina
Trainers include JV, Colby, Taylor, Mason, Jessie, Courtney, Amy, Jules, Johnny, Cezary, Sierra, Emma, Rich, Gianni, Ali, Lauren, Greg, Ashley, Drew, James, Nicole, and Brooke. Members learn six core boxing punches: jab, cross, front and back hooks, and front and back uppercuts. Private sessions offer personalized coaching and technique refinement.
The facility is equipped with boxing gear, weights, and aqua bags, blending group energy with individual focus. Rumble is part of Xponential Fitness, a global boutique fitness franchisor.
Pros
- Full body HIIT workout
- Friendly, helpful staff
- Clean and maintained amenities
- Fun, energetic atmosphere
- Inclusive to all levels
- Motivational coaching and music
Cons
- Mic quality is poor
- Dark, loud environment
- Inconsistent instructor quality
- Bags all same height
- Little technique instruction
About Boxing in San Francisco
Looking for boxing training in San Francisco? Our directory features 14 boxing gyms where you can learn boxing, improve your fitness, and train with experienced coaches. Whether you're a beginner looking to learn the basics or an experienced boxer seeking advanced training, you'll find the perfect gym for your needs.
The boxing scene in San Francisco offers a variety of training options, from traditional boxing gyms to fitness centers with boxing classes. Many of these facilities provide personal training, group classes, and open gym hours for independent workouts. Some gyms also offer specialized programs for youth, competitive boxers, and fitness enthusiasts.
Browse our listings to compare boxing gyms in San Francisco, read reviews, and find detailed information about facilities, trainers, and classes. Each gym profile includes contact information, hours of operation, and answers to frequently asked questions to help you make an informed decision about where to train.