Rumble is such a fun concept. I enjoy taking a class from here to there. The venue is very clean and there are plenty of towels and toiletries available. They always explain what you will do in class so you don't have to be an expert. Gloves are available for rent and wraps for purchase. I really enjoy the soundtracks in the classes as well. The best hype music. read more

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Look, I hate exercising. Group classes intimidate me. But I decided to get off my behind and try Rumble Boxing after exercising at home during the pandemic using Fitness Boxing via Nintendo Switch. (Hey, it's cool.) You don't need any experience with boxing to enjoy this class, but it helps to watch the quick intro video on the website that highlights the basic punches (jabs, hooks, uppercuts). The instructions are clearly shown on large screens near the ceiling, and you don't have to go hard - in fact, if it's your first time in HIIT class, pace yourself! The room is dark, so you don't have to worry about anyone looking at you - everyone's laser-focused on their own workout. I've taken three classes so far led by Jessica, who is energetic and encouraging. The women's locker room has showers, saunas, hair products, bags for your dirty gym clothes, the works. I'm looking forward to making Rumble Boxing part of my exercise regimen! read more

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Front Desk gave an amazing explanation on how the class was going to be and explained membership in a non-pushy way which was super calming coming from a boutique style gym. The overall workout felt super relieving and motivational. I recommend if you are looking to get some anger out and build up a sweat! read more

I was traveling in the Washington DC area and was looking for a place to get in a workout. I'm a fan of Rumble Boxing - I've been to their boutique studios in LA and NYC - always had great experiences. Rumble Boxing is a boxing-inspired 45-minute, 10-round, strength and conditioning group workout, crafted around teardrop-style aqua boxing bags and high-intensity strength training circuits. I'm not sure if it's because I registered for the Rumble DC class via Class Pass but my experience was lackluster. There were two ladies at the front desk... they weren't very warm or friendly. I was super nervous about parking because it's DC so I inquired where the best place to park would be... one of the ladies informed me that she didn't know and just to check the signage. To be honest, I feel like they could have been a bit more knowledgeable or at least try to be helpful. I mean, Rumble isn't cheap and definitely touts themselves as "luxury boutique." Anyway - it was my first time to this location so I had no idea where the locker rooms were or where the boxing studio was. Neither of the ladies bothered to show me around. Mind you - I was the first attendee to arrive and there was no else in the lobby area. I mean, one of them could have at least escorted me to the locker room or made me feel welcome. The locker rooms are clean & nice, stocked with amenities such hair ties, DryBar hair products, and towel service. There's a red light sauna, but I'm not sure if there's an extra fee or who can use it. The class was okay. The instructors in LA and NYC are much more engaging and interactive. If it's your first time, they will require you to purchase hand wraps (quick wraps are $8 or $20 for regular boxing wraps) and pay for loaner boxing gloves for $3. Since I was traveling, I didn't have my gear so I was forced to buy the quick wraps. Overall, my experience was "meh." Rumble DC could learn how to elevate the customer and class experiences from the LA and NYC Rumble studios. read more

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Rumble Boxing packs a punch in just 45 minutes! It's challenging for most fitness levels, heart pumping, and just fun. My first class was a while ago, but I remember I was a little intimidated by the dark room. But I did get a little tour before my first class and that helped, and after you get used to it and get a hang of the 6 punches, it's all very easy to follow. They have instructions and fun gifs on the screen that tell you what to do. Now I book on ClassPass and I don't go that often, so I have to rent gloves at $3 each time. It is a little bit of an annoying extra cost but I like the music and energy, and there's enough variety in the workout to keep coming back! read more

The best workout in DC! Fun classes, upbeat music with motivating coaches! 10 rounds of work between the bags and abs / weights on the floor side. Pretty clean studio / locker room with dry bar products! Love Rumble! Great energy in this studio! read more

Out of all of the boutique fitness studios that I've tried, Rumble is my absolute favorite! I've gone to a studio in NYC as well as a competitor studio concept in the area and the DC location exceeded my expectations! The class a mix of boxing, strength conditioning, arms + abs, and cardio that delivers a sweat drenching full body workout. When signing up for class, you can choose to start on the bag or the floor (I personally love starting on the bags) and each section gets an equal amount of time between both areas. (Note: the bags are water bags which are more bouncier!) During the warmup, the instructor will break down each of the 6 punches and the class format, including transitions and what you'll be doing. You'll go through "10 rounds" of the different workouts, complete with bumpin' music while the instructor guides and motivates you. I'll have to admit that the combos can get confusing at times, but the room is dim and dark so you can focus on yourself! The studio itself has plenty of lockers (several with charging stations inside which are marked) and also has larger lockers in the bathroom. The bathrooms are well stocked with high-end beauty products and all of the toiletries you can think of (hair ties, deodorant, mouthwash, lotion, etc.). There are several photo ops as well as cute swag for purchase. Prices are normal for a boutique fitness studio and there's a slight discount once you purchase a class package. If I lived in DC or closer outside of DC, I'd definitely be more of a regular here. However, I heard a rumor that they'll be opening in VA at some point in the future... read more

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Really fun boxing workout. I've been to the studio in New York a few times so I already went in knowing what to expect but was still really excited to check out DC's very own studio. The studio is very spacious with lots of locker space. Some lockers even have charging ports for your phone. I took a class with Arnie and loved his upbeat attitude and kickass playlist. He was very informative and demonstrated all the punches and floor exercises. I think this class can be a little confusing for beginners to boxing so I appreciated that he took the time to show everyone what was going on. All in all, this is a really great studio. Unfortunately, it's way too expensive for me to be a regular here but I will be back every now and then! read more

Fast paced environment and 5 star facilities. The first time can be pretty overwhelming since it's a dim environment & you switch back and forth from HIIT workouts to the bags but once you get into the swing of things, it's a good workout. With a lot of people in class and one instructor you have to hold yourself accountable for the most part. It could be easier if you go with friends the first time to get a hang of it. I enjoyed it both times I've gone, Mona was amazing. I would just say try it out and be prepared for a number of different workouts and punching styles. They provide free lockers for your valuables and the first time punching gloves are on them. You have to pay $3 for the wraps and any time following if you don't bring gloves it's a $3 rental. read more

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Rumble Boxing is an Instagram playground located right on M Street. The lobby is decked out with a mural of Ruth Bader Ginsburg next to Notorious B.I.G sporting a pair of boxing gloves. The masterpiece of the entire space is a statue of Abe Lincoln sporting boxing gloves and a pair of classic Jordan I sneakers, a perfect place to get your Instagram likes up. By the DC standard, the lobby is a great size and has personal lockers and a full-length mirror perfect for a workout selfie before class. Checking in is a breeze as the desk is literally right in front of you as you walk into the space. Next to the check-in desk is a wall adorned with Rumble's boxing gloves with the studio's iconic logo on them. Next to the desk is Rumble apparel including hand wraps, sweatshirts, leggings, gloves and more. At check-in, the front desk with ask for your last name, let you know about the studio's amenities (if it is your first time), let you know your bag number for class, and ask if you need quick wraps and gloves. If you do need hand wraps they are a one time fee of $5 and you keep them and gloves are a $3 rental fee unless it's your first time then it's on the studio. Once you've placed your belongings in your locker, grabbed your gloves and put on your hand wraps, you get the pleasure of hanging out on the stadium seating which has some great artwork featuring various celebrity references. When the class is about to begin the studio instructor will make an announcement and guide everyone into the boxing studio. The studio itself is very aesthetically pleasing. There is red lighting as well as a black light that is activated closer to the end of class. The room is split into two sections, one side for the bags and the other side for the floor. All areas an appropriately numbered so you know exactly where you're supposed to be. The instructor will spend the beginning of class teaching everyone the six punches that will be used during class. The six punches include a jab, cross jab, left and right hooks, and left and right uppercuts. After being guided through the punches, the instructor leads a warmup drill of jumping jacks, boxer sit-ups, and mountain climbers. What is unique unlike the traditional long punching bag, Rumble has its own teardrop-shaped, 180-pound water bags designed specifically for their studios. And in case you forget the punches or exercises that you are supposed to be doing, there is a digital display in the front of the room to help you along. Once the instructor tells you to put your gloves on the music starts and they have an amazing playlist that keeps you in the rhythm. The instructor will demonstrate each of the punching sequences and also walk around checking on your form and giving words of encouragement. You go through three rounds of executing punch sequences on the bag and move over to the floor side, back to the bags and then to the floor. Each bench is equipped with weights and brass knuckles underneath but you will have to go to the back of the room for heavier weights. After class, the bathroom is another experience in itself. The immaculate bathroom has three showers outfitted with Dry Bar products as well as six vanity stations complete with blowdryers and other face and body products. The major attraction is the two infrared saunas tucked into the back of the bathroom. This is the type of bathroom that every boxing studio is missing! Rumble Boxing offers an introductory package of two classes for $34 dollars. After that, you can purchase a DC Starter Pack for $75, Rumble Program (12 classes) for $310, Rumble Program (16 classes) for $400, or Rumble Program (20 classes) for $480. If that's a little pricey for you Rumble also offers a Single Class for $34, 5 classes for $165, 10 classes for $320, 20 classes for $600, or 30 classes for $850. These classes have a longer expiration date hence the prices. If private training is your thing then Rumble offers that as well but be prepared to hand over the money. One private training session starts at $165 and a 10 pack is $1450. And for the infamous infrared sauna, 1 session is $25, 5 sessions are $110, and 10 sessions are $200. Rumble Boxing is currently available on ClassPass which an amazing way to try any workout in the area without the membership. Rumble brings edgy energy along with a killer calorie burn. And any place in the studio is the perfect space for that Instagram brag! read more

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This was my first time trying Rumble and it was a great workout! They have gloves and hand wraps for rent if you need them, and hand wraps for purchase. I believe it's $3 for gloves rental and $8 to purchase hand wraps. When you first walk in, it's very spacious and has a clean, modern/hip look. There are lockers available which just require a code and no lock, which is a huge bonus because who carries locks anymore?! There's also someone to help you wrap your hands, if you're like me and forgets how to wrap them, every single time. The instructor will call you into class about 5 minutes early and uses this time to review punches and make sure everyone is in the right spot. When you sign up you decide whether you want to start on the floor or the bag, and pick a number. For example if you're 5B (bag) then you'll be 5F (floor). You'll start with a warmup before you go into the rounds. There are 10 rounds in the class, and each round lasts 3 minutes. Your rounds are split between bag and floor, and each round offers a different combo of either punches or HIIT cardio/endurance/strength on the floor. Honestly the time went by fast but I burned a ton of calories and left feeling pumped (and sore). My instructor, Dawson, was great- high energy, great music and pushed us to keep going. We finished with stretches to cool down. My class size was small, probably only about 10 people, but it was during the week at 10:30 am. My only warning is that if you plan on driving to Rumble, please make sure you leave extra early, to find parking. Otherwise, there are garages nearby available for around $12-15. This area is DC is always busy and parking can be a struggle, so Uber, metro or walk if you can. I'll definitely visit again, but probably won't become a member once my classes expire because it is a bit pricey. But i would definitely recommend the "First Time DC" pack, if you buy one class, they'll give you one free for $34. read more

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I tried this place for the first time with a friend who had been in New York. Our instructor was named Andrew I think and he was traveling around to he newly opened studios to do classes. I liked it--I thought it was a good workout and they have water-filled bags, which I think is easier on your hands. It has a party fitness vibe the way a Barry's does --lights are down and music is up. The instructor almost looks like a DJ. I would say that it's very well branded and targeted for its audience, which is well-to-do millennials. There's emojis like a peach that marks the ass mat where you do your sit ups in between sets when you're on the bag. Also it's split between sets on the floor and sets with the bag. In total our class switched twice. Some people might say, and usually this is true of boxing type classes, that with rumble you get what you put in--what I mean is if you really put a lot of effort or speed into all the punches/moves then you'll be very winded. For me sometimes I was going slower/not really doing the movement right so might not be as good a workout for some because of that if that makes sense. Same with the heaviness of the weights or how fast you go with the exercises when you're on the floor. If you don't have your own wraps and gloves you can rent. I think the wraps you'll have to buy. I don't go that often to buy my own but I just borrowed my husband's. On price, it was $34 I think per class so a bit pricey but common for that stratum of fitness class e.g. a soul cycle or Barry's. Some people might think that's basically lighting money on fire, which maybe it is, but I'm going to just live my life. My friend and I went to fruitive after. All in all I would say it's a fun class, good workout and close to fruit juice bars and cafes that you can go hang out after and live your best bougey life. read more

DO NOT SIGN UP FOR A MEMBERSHIP. YOU ARE UNABLE TO CANCEL. After signing up for a monthly renewal membership, and deciding that I no longer found it useful SIX MONTHS AGO, I'm still having my credit card charged despite numerous cancellation requests. They have no customer service team. I'm worried I have to resort to filing a BBB complaint. read more

Love this place! I love the music, the workout, the amenities, the coaches, the look, the vibe. If i were in a different tax bracket I'd come more often. I love using the infrared sauna (ask someone at the front desk to book after your class), the showers are decent with good hair/body wash products. They have towels and amenities for your shower/beauty needs (disposable razor, q tips, hair ties etc). The workout is amazing- love the dark lit space as you can really zone into your work on the bag or the floor work on the other half of the room. Instructors walk you through proper form and technique and walk you through the combinations/floor workout moves to do throughout the format of the class. You'll do half the class on the bag side, half on the bench side- choose where you'd like to start when you book online. The bench area has weights underneath and at the top end for various uses. The music is fun and motivating as are the instructors. There are also lockers available (you can create a code, ask an employee for help if you need). I believe they also have one on one coaching/PT available and membership packages. read more

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I've been kickboxing (non-competitively) for about two years and was devastated to leave my old instructor when I moved here. I tried Rumble through a ClassPass trial in hopes of finding something to fill the void. It's not a form or technique class--it's cardio, and if you've been to Barry's Bootcamp, it's like that with a punching bag instead of treadmills. The whole experience was... okay. If you're looking for a HIIT boxing class that burns calories and is high energy, you'll like this. If you're into boxing as a sport, this will disappoint. I had my own gloves and wraps, so I checked in, stored stuff in the bathroom lockers, and waited to get started. The instructor was really nice and high-energy, but felt more like a hype woman than an instructor. You alternate between strength exercises and boxing for each round. I think that's the main reason I felt disappointed. If I go to a boxing class, I want to box. This felt like boxing was just sprinkled in as an afterthought. The workout itself was fantastic and definitely tired me out, but it's not the right fix for what I'm looking for. I'd go for a work event or with friends, but not as a regular part of my workout routine. read more

Took my first boxing class yesterday at Rumble. I don't love group exercise classes but I was really impressed with this one. I really enjoyed the mix of boxing and strength training. The instructor, Will, was energetic, encouraging, and played excellent music. So it was really easy to get into it. Take a class with him if you can. It's a tough class for sure but not so hard that you feel like you have to sit out on some of the moves because they are too advanced. It also helps that it's very fast paced - the 45min flew by. Will definitely be back! read more

I love fitness classes and always down to try a new one! Rumble just got on ClassPass so I signed up right away. Keep in mind that if you reserved via ClassPass, you won't be able to pick a spot or change your spot until you check in. The facility was really clean as well! Class consists of the Floor and the Box section with 2 switches and various circuits. Think Barry's bootcamp but switch out the treadmills with the boxing bags. The room was big - there were likely close to 40 people in the class, and it felt like a club, which I loved! The sound system and visual display were top notch so the energy stayed high throughout the entire class. Was it a good workout? If you are an experienced fitness person who are familiar with different moves with weights and some boxing knowledge, this is great for you! If you are new to the fitness game, you will have fun too but the chance of injuring yourself is higher because the instructor didn't seem interested in really teaching/correcting the form. My instructor was more of a DJ/hype person than an instructor, which was fine but not if you aren't confident in your form! I will definitely come back and bring other fitness friends to Rumble! read more

Another day, another boutique fitness class in D.C. My friend had been raving about Rumble for a while, so I decided to purchase the introductory package that includes two classes. Walking in to this place, you definitely feel the badass vibe. I love the red and white clean aesthetic, and of course, the RBG and Lincoln boxing artwork. The front desk staff is friendly enough, and walk you through the process and concept. If you're a first timer, you have to buy hand wraps ($8) and they provide you with free rented boxing gloves for the first time. I think the price of the hand wraps is a little ridiculous, but I guess they woo you with the cool branded swag, and I guess I'm unfortunately used to the other boutique classes where I've had to pay for unnecessary expensive 'tools' (those socks at barre, the shoes at spinning, etc). We didn't get the walk-through of the moves we were going to be doing before class (which is what the website said we would get to do, and that's why it says to arrive early). That fact, combined with my lack of coordination, meant that I spent most of the first round of boxing trying to figure out the moves we were doing. The music was too loud for me to hear what the teacher (Arnie) was saying, so I had to rely on the bright directions they project on the display screens and copy the two girls in front of me who seemed to have the badass Rocky routine down while I was flailing around. I should've watched the videos that walk you through the moves beforehand. I love the weights/floor segment of the class, and that was definitely a workout I felt the next day. I'm not sure I will be going back to Rumble after my second class is over because it's pretty expensive and my boxing aspirations are not lofty enough (beyond Instagram) for me to treat myself. However, I appreciate the concept, love the vibe, and think it's a welcome addition to the barre/spinning rotation in D.C. UPDATE:: Just took Sharon K's class for the second part of my series, and what a badass! Love her vibe, love her playlist, and her energy. Can't move my arms... read more

I decided to give Rumble Boxing another shot, and I have to say that this place is definitely growing on me. Their cardio boxing classes are definitely a great way to pump out that DC stress, and their shower amenities definitely exceed my standards. They provide luxury types of shampoo, conditioner, and body wash. I would like to give them a higher score, but there seems to be a disconnect between their website and facility. On their website, they give you a place to leave a message to talk to a representative, but I never get a call back when leaving a request to change class time (which is the majority of my requests). Also, when I try to call them on the phone, it is very hard to reach anyone (and the majority of the time I have been unable to talk to anyone). I also have a few classes left on my online roster/profile, and there have been two occasions when my classes disappeared- I know that you have to keep updated profiles, but a reminder that your classes are running out if you do not use them by a certain time would be nice. A good luxury gym to burn stress, but some kinks need to be improved. Overall, my score is a 3.5 (but since we cannot give .5s, I will have to give them a 3). read more

I loved Rumble! It is a little pricey if you aren't used to boutique fitness classes but honestly isn't going to put you back any worse than soul cycle. Your first class you need wraps and gloves. If you do not have them, wraps are for purchase for $8 and gloves are for rent for $3. While this makes your first class $41, the $8 is a cost you will never pay again. After that your classes would be equivalent to soul cycle with the cost of class and rental of gloves. Rumble is clean and bright with lockers available as well as changing rooms and showers. I had so much fun taking the class with Julia. I have never boxed or even done a cardio boxing class and she explained the 6 different punches perfectly. The instructional screens at the front of the room also help keep you on task. I started on the bag and finished on the floor and I'm glad I chose that option. The weighted brass knuckles for ab work were a great addition. The playlist kept me motivated and I walked out of the room energized and convinced I hadn't worked that hard, until I looked at my watch and noticed that I had burned double the amount I typically burn in a cycling class. My only complaint was that it was a little difficult to find my bench after the bag as the benches are not in the same corresponding location across the room. My bag was towards the back on the right but my bench was in the front row on the right. I will definitely be returning. read more

Boutique boxing studios have come to DC and there is a growing community without years of experience in the ring embracing these intense workouts. Rumble is one of the newest options and is conveniently located downtown within walking distance of the numerous metro lines. I decided to give Rumble a try and signed up using ClassPass. The studio is really large, bright, and open so you don't feel like you are heading into a cramped and sweaty gym. The staff was very friendly and high energy. Since it was my first time at the studio they waived the glove rental fee. I'm not sure if this is something that is covered in a membership with them, but if you go more than a few times I would recommend bringing your own gloves to avoid paying each time. They sell hand wraps for $3 as well which are needed for the class, but you can bring your own if you already have a pair. The locker rooms were clean and well stocked. If you were coming here before work it is super convenient with the showers, hairdryers, and other odds and ends needed to get ready for your day. There was even a sauna that you could reserve. As for the class, you are assigned a bag/workout space so you don't have to work around other attendees. They split the class into 10 rounds with part of the class on the bag and the other at workout benches. The instructor teaches from a raised platform and they use large screens the length of the front wall to demonstrate moves and the series of jabs/workouts. All in all it was a good cardio class. If I hadn't been to a boxing class before I might have been a bit lost. Since the instructor teaches from the platform there isn't a lot of personal attention which makes it difficult to ask for help or make modifications. I felt like they were more of a DJ and we were at a really weird workout nightclub. No one was asked if they had any injuries or if it was their first time so the set up caters to a student that is already an active member or aware of their fitness needs. This may not be the best place to start your fitness journey, but it is a good workout. The monthly membership costs seemed high so either make it worth what you spend and go a lot or use ClassPass if you want to remain a casual participant. read more

I just recently moved out of DC and miss Rumble so much. Honestly, it was the best workout that I've done in the city. I became a regular and attended 4-5 times per week. When I tried out Rumble for the first time, I was able to hop right in and get the combos down, but that's also because I've had 3 years of boxing under my belt. My friend who had absolutely zero experience had a hard time at first, but was able to get into the groove by the 2nd class. - maybe Rumble should offer a 101 class instead of just the mini preclass intro? The 101 class can really focus on form and such. I do think Sharon, Mona, and Josh do an excellent job of demonstrating those moves in the preclass but maybe a 101 is needed to help out clients who need just a little more guidance/correction? Or maybe a demo video on the website might help? Correct form makes the workout 100x more intense & effective! Long story short - here are the pros and cons. PROS: excellent HIIT workout, aqua punching bags are so much lighter on the joints (TRUST, these are great for punching all your stress away but don't want the physical damage back on your body), GREAT energy from the trainers, clean & well-stocked locker rooms, saunas (does require payment) CONS: difficult to see the trainers demo if the class is full (on bag side), parking, hallway space (get there before the previous class gets out!) RECOMMENDED TRAINERS: Sharon, Mona, Josh read more

This was my 1st boxing class ever so I was nervous. I went on opening day and the place was full of good vibes, high energy and very welcoming. The class is hype, lights go low and I loved the playlist. My instructor Salu really knew how to motivate the class and kept me pushing through. You switch from floor exercises to bag exercises throughout the class. It was a tough class but a lot of fun! My recommendation would be if you need a lot of instructor help you should book closer to the front so you can see the instructor better for direction. I was on the far end and it was hard to see at times through all the boxing bags. Would recommend Rumble for a beast / fun work out experience. They have a first time price that includes a free class. They also provide lockers for free that you can lock, the inside art and set up makes for the perfect gram pics too. I will be back! read more

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As someone who's tried just about every new workout fad there is, this is one of the best that I've ever participated in. The trainers are amazing and take the time to really make sure everyone has the moves down before the class begins. High energy and great music really add to the intensity of the classes. I definitely would recommend Rumble if you are looking for a great workout and a fun new experience read more

I am a big fan of the DC Rumble Boxing location and trainers. There's sharp atmosphere here (more so than the NY ones) and it just seems more spacious. I recommend you drop in for a class! read more

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This is a good introduction to the concept of boxing and an overall good arm workout. The music is catered towards the current pop/hip hop music which I found more motivating. As a first timer, it was a little overwhelming trying to pick up all the different combos right away. Additionally, I would prefer if there were more corrections given by the instructor. All in all, a good cardio workout. read more

If you like Barry's, you'll definitely like Rumble! Great hip-hop music, the instructors are like club DJs, and a good variation of boxing + floor workout. However, they don't teach much boxing technique, so this workout would just be more of a cardio workout. A bit pricey compared to other studios, but first time is BOGO (must be used in same location)! read more

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It's a waste of money in my opinion. Although the locker rooms are amazing!!! Negatives- Expensive, expensive, expensive! It's super expensive per class not to mention you need to buy hand wraps and gloves. The location is not convenient, unless you live in the city. I was not a fan of my instructor, due to his attitude (however loved a different instructor) ! It's only 45 minutes ! Positives- Cool atmosphere, a decent workout, some instructors are good and motivated- not all. Locker room is unreal ! Loved all the dry bar products. Overall, it's not about the fitness aspect it's about the show of it all. It's designed for people who can afford it and are bored with soul cycle. It's outrageously expensive and they nickel and dime you. If you want to spend a ton of money on something you can easily find on YouTube, this is for you ! I will not go back, this isn't for me. read more

Signed up for a class via ClassPass with my friend. Experience was mediocre for both of us. We were assigned to some bags in the back and couldn't see the instructor. She spoke and demonstrated way too quickly for us to keep up and didn't really care whether we got it or not. We were constantly looking around at other people to see if we were doing the right thing, but folks around us seemed to be confused as well since they all were doing different things. I'd rather go to a boxing class where the instructors ensure you are punching and jabbing with the right form and technique. read more

I'm not one to workout, at all. But this place has me going more often than I think I should! The music is 100% and the coaches are equally great. It's always a struggle to walk home after Arnie's classes, but I really feel great afterwards! Amazing workouts and good sweat. read more

This was indeed a very energetic class. I had a blast with Kareem! He was motivating and made me enjoy being there. It was fun no doubt. That being said, I totally agree with a previous post about the class being more of an social media wave rather than a challenging class. I love boutique fitness, however, I at least leave Barry's/Soul Cycle feeling like I had a humbling workout. Even if it was for all levels, it was too basic and based on other reviews that does not seem to be the instructor as Kareem was great but rather the prescribed sequence. I would definitely gain a better workout from 15 minutes on a punching bag following a YouTube video. All in all, I found myself wanting to give away my additional class in my package rather than using it and I'm not sure what that says. I don't think I would spend another $34+ on this class because there are better boutique fitness options. read more

I have been anxiously awaiting Rumble's D.C. debut and it was well worth the wait! The hype is absolutely real. I took my first class with Kareem who is an absolute GEM. He is so upbeat and charismatic that I actually found myself smiling through parts of the (otherwise grueling) workout. He is also super knowledgeable and offers tips and suggestions for form throughout the workout. The space is absolutely gorgeous and and the DryBar products in the locker room are an added bonus. A welcome addition to the D.C. workout scene. read more

Obsessed with the trainers, the concept, the environment, and the experience. Sharon, in particular, has incredible energy and picks the best music to work out too. She's also great with explaining boxing terminology using tangible metaphors. Only thing I wish is that it was closer to me or had free parking. But for now, I just go on the weekends. read more

Had my first class today and it was everything I thought it would be--exhilarating! Shoutout to Kareem who is such a great instructor. I'll definitely be back. read more

Favorite workout in DC - all the instructors are great, music is amazing, facilities and products are fabulous and it's a good workout. Would have never thought I'd like boxing this much - thanks Rumble! read more

If you're looking to get in tip-top shape. I would highly recommend Rumble Boxing. After attending class this past week my shirt was completely drenched - the instructor was phenomenal and having someone by your side motivates you to keep going. Overall, it's like having a personal trainer that incorporates a heavy dose of boxing. Give it a try, you won't regret. read more

awesome ambiance - kind feels and looks like a pop art museum. instructors are passionate and full of energy. however, the place is swarming with young girls and is unbearable crowded on saturdays read more

I've been to Rumble many times and hands down Salu's class is the best! He always comes with the same great energy to lead his classes. He is motivational, energized, and no two classes are the same. I always have so much fun while getting a great workout. If you haven't tried Salu's class you're missing out! read more

I've been to Rumble a few times now and I absolutely LOVE it! I think the price is a little expensive but worth it.

I've taken 20 classes at Rumble so far and I absolutely love it! The classes are energetic and engaging. The trainers are all very knowledgeable about boxing and make you feel very comfortable even if you are not a professional boxer... unlike Bash boxing in Virginia where you can tell that the trainers are not as well versed in boxing and in my opinion seem to be self-taught vs. trained in a boxing gym for months. The reason why I love rumble is because it is a full body workout in 45 minutes and you feel like you actually accomplished a lot in that period of time. The locker rooms are amazing and well stocked with drybar hair products and other grooming products. The saunas are also located in the locker rooms. They have a store to purchase gear and some very awesome murals of RGB and Biggie to take pictures of your experience. Lastly, the Abe Lincoln statue with the air force ones and his gold chain is genius! read more