Boxing Gyms in Detroit, Michigan
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TRV|FIT Detroit
Owned by Travis Laufle, a fitness transformation coach, the gym's expert team leads high-energy, scalable workouts. Memberships start at $35/week, with structured sessions-no open gym. Hours are Monday-Friday (6 AM-9 PM), Saturday (7 AM-12 PM), and Sunday (9 AM-12 PM). Seasonal challenges, competitions, and nutritional guidance are offered. Contact: (313) 637-6591 or [email protected].
Pros
- Diverse training programs
- Experienced coaching team
- Convenient parking available
- Across from Henry Ford Hospital
- Structured class schedule
Cons
- No open gym access
- Limited weekend hours
Hands On Boxing
Pros
- Friendly, welcoming atmosphere
- Good for beginners
- Trainers teach parents/kids
- Long hours, open 6 days
- Free parking lot
Cons
- Closed on Sundays
- Specific trainers unmentioned
Jabs Gym Eastern Market
The gym offers high-energy group classes like boxing, kickboxing, HIIT, and crosstraining, burning up to 1,000 calories per session. Classes run 45 minutes, with Sunday kickboxing as the exception. Membership options include unlimited monthly ($129), 10-class passes ($189), a 21-day intro pass ($69), and a 1-year unlimited pass ($1,199). The first class is free.
Founded by real boxers and elite athletes, the expert staff includes former NFL players, professional fighters, master trainers, and an American Ninja Warrior. Key trainers are Montrell Grimes, Sydni Jones, and owner Armond Rashad.
Operating hours are Monday-Thursday 6:00 AM-9:00 AM and 4:00 PM-8:30 PM, Friday 6:00 AM-9:00 AM and 4:00 PM-7:00 PM, and Saturday 7:00 AM-12:00 PM. COVID-19 safety measures include sanitization stations, distanced bags, mandatory masks, and limited capacity. Contact at 313-344-1272 or [email protected].
Pros
- Experienced trainers, real boxers
- Diverse class options offered
- State-of-the-art classrooms
- Free parking available
- Sanitization stations offered
Cons
- Payment collection issues
- Limited operating hours
SuperBad Boxing Gym
Pros
- Associated with Tony Harrison
- Long, flexible hours
- Good atmosphere for boxing
- Friendly, family-like staff
- Good for kids
- Noticeable results
Cons
- Inconsistent coaching quality
- Potential trainer issues
World's Best Boxing Gym
Pros
- Real boxing gym
- Great one on one training
- Friendly, helpful members
- Open to all levels
- Staying safe during covid
- Good for kids
Cons
- Limited hours
- Closed weekends
Downtown Boxing Gym Youth Program (DBG Detroit)
Pros
- Free out-of-school programming
- 100% high school graduation rate
- Holistic support for students
- Serves large area (41 zipcodes)
- STEAM Lab and media classes
- Nutritious meals provided
Cons
- Closed Saturday and Sunday
Michigan Boxing Gym
Pros
- Serving Michigan since 1972
- Multiple Detroit area locations
- Competitive and non-competitive programs
- Diverse martial arts offered
- Classes for all ages
- Multiple languages taught
Cons
- Sunday is closed
About Boxing in Detroit
Looking for boxing training in Detroit? Our directory features 7 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 Detroit 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 Detroit, 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.