Boxing Gyms in Minneapolis, Minnesota
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AX Fitness
Training options include personalized Personal Training (in-person or virtual), Buddy Training for pairs at a reduced rate, and small-group Group Fitness classes featuring MAX interval training with bodyweight exercises, HIIT, and Tabata-style routines. Classes are held indoors, outdoors, or virtually for flexibility. Brewfit Social blends workouts with post-exercise socializing and drinks.
The studio operates out of a garage behind Christine's home, accessible via an alley off 44th Street, with free street parking. Pricing includes $22 drop-in classes, monthly plans from $75, and punch cards (4 classes for $80, 10 for $159). Personal training starts at $75 per session, Buddy Training at $35 per person, and virtual sessions from $35.
AX Fitness fosters an inclusive, community-driven space for all ages and fitness levels, focusing on functional strength, cardio, endurance, and metabolic conditioning through varied weekly workouts.
Pros
- Customized training plans
- Inclusive, community-driven environment
- Varied workouts prevent plateaus
- Multiple training options
- Personalized attention in classes
- Functional and sustainable training
Cons
- Garage studio location

Farrell's Extreme Bodyshaping - North Loop
Pros
- Kickboxing and strength training
- All fitness levels welcome
- Nutritional counseling provided
- MyZone heart rate tracking
- Supportive community of members
- Knowledgeable and helpful instructors
Cons
- Closed on Sundays

Rumble Boxing
Class formats include Signature (boxing and strength), Fundamentals (beginner-friendly basics), 5V5 (5 boxing rounds + 5 strength rounds), Level Up (extended 12-round sessions), and 30-minute Boxing Only or Strength Only express options. Memberships range from drop-ins to unlimited monthly classes. Workouts alternate between aqua-filled boxing bags and strength rounds using dumbbells and bodyweight exercises, teaching six core punches. First-timers get a pre-class breakdown to master the techniques.
Part of Xponential Fitness, Rumble Boxing fosters an inclusive, high-energy environment where all fitness levels train side by side.
Pros
- All fitness levels welcome
- Full-body HIIT workout
- Variety of class options
- High-energy atmosphere
- Friendly, personable trainers
- Motivating music
Cons
- Cancellation policy issues
- Unprofessional communication

Champions Boxing Gym
Membership options include a Standard Membership ($99/month for ages 14+), Athlete Program ($99/month for competitive members), Youth Membership ($99/month for ages 6-13), and a Family Plan ($199/month for up to 3 members). Beginners can join a 4-week Intro to Boxing program for $50, and new members receive a free 7-day trial. Private training sessions are available, and while personal gloves and wraps are recommended, loaner equipment is provided. The gym is closed on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday mornings. Contact via phone (612) 729-5250 or email [email protected].
Pros
- All skill levels welcome
- Kids boxing program offered
- Supportive environment provided
- Multiple class options offered
- Spanish beginner class available
- Free 7-day trial offered
Cons
- Limited morning hours
- Must provide own gear

Circle of Discipline Inc
Core programs like Lifestyles FIT, 360 Advocacy, and POD focus on mentorship, education, and wellness. Additional initiatives include music production (Art of Sound), career planning (D.R.I.V.E.), and entrepreneurship (Zero to 100). The volunteer-run gym operates Mon-Fri (3pm-8pm) under Head Coach Sankara Frazier, with support from USA Boxing trainer Adonis Frazier and volunteer staff.
The mission empowers community members through physical, mental, and spiritual wellness, fostering an inclusive, family-like environment. Contact: (612) 721-1549 or [email protected]. Donations are accepted via PayPal or mail.
Pros
- Serves underrepresented youth
- Operates for over 25 years
- Variety of programs offered
- Reasonable membership fees
- Family-like environment
- Experienced coaches
Cons
- Limited operating hours
- Primarily volunteer-run

Minneapolis Boxing Club
Members can choose from group classes (60-minute sessions covering fundamentals and conditioning), private training ($75-$100/hour), or open gym access. The facility includes a competition boxing ring, various punching bags, cardio machines, and strength equipment. Membership options range from unlimited classes ($189/month) to youth programs ($20 per class or $129/month). The first adult class is free, with intro offers like 3 classes for $39.
Operating hours are Monday-Thursday 7:00 AM-1:00 PM and 4:00-7:00 PM, Friday 7:00 AM-1:00 PM and 4:00-6:00 PM, and Saturday 8:00 AM-1:00 PM. Joe, trained by Freddy Roach, and Heidi, a former national team boxer, tailor workouts to individual goals and fitness levels.
Pros
- Experienced husband/wife coaches
- All skill levels welcome
- Variety of training options
- Good equipment selection
- Youth programs available
- Handicap accessible
- Free street parking
Cons
- Limited operating hours
- Virtual classes on hold

Lady Fit
Pros
- Boxing gym
Cons
- Hours not available
About Boxing in Minneapolis
Looking for boxing training in Minneapolis? 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 Minneapolis 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.
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