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4.5 (20 reviews)
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Earned my black belt here, loved every minute of the family atmosphere.

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4.9(95 reviews)
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I've been training here for a while, and this gym has become much more than just a place to work…read moreout. Boxing has helped me build discipline, confidence, and mental toughness, and Coach Arturo has played a huge role in that. Arturo brings great energy to every class, knows how to push you beyond your comfort zone, and makes training both challenging and genuinely fun. He creates an environment where you want to show up, work hard, and keep getting better. If you're looking for a gym that will challenge you physically, sharpen your mind, and help you grow as a person, I highly recommend this place. Huge respect to Coach Arturo for what he does!

As someone who has trained in different combat gyms, this one stands out for how much it pushes you…read moreboth physically and mentally. There are challenges for all skill levels, and you will experience growth if you stay consistent. The gym can feel intimidating at first but everyone is genuinely friendly and welcoming. You can bounce ideas off each other and grow together. The community feels very solid overall. Art is a knowledgeable, chill coach that will bring out the best in you. The other coaches are also experienced and detail oriented, and they are a great resource for developing real technical boxing skills. If you are serious about learning authentic boxing and improving yourself, this is the place to be.

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The Contenders Gym

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4.6(23 reviews)
1.9 mi•Newhall, North San Jose

I have been taking my son here for a while now. I wanted to find a real boxing gym and not one of…read morethose fancy boxing places where it's more cardio focused. This is a real boxing gym where my son would know how to box if there was a street fight and he needed to defend himself. He has learned a lot since he has been including jump rope and his boxing skills are getting better by the day. I am confident in 2 years he is going to be awesome. Tom is great coach. He is very caring and pays attention to everyone. He truly cares about my son and all his other customers and it's hard to find that. I am so happy I found this place and would not switch. This is real boxing here. Before I joined I read the reviews and there were some negative reviews in regards to gaby (Tom's wife). I took my chance and took my son anyway. After knowing tom and gaby they have a good clean heart and desire to improve everyone there. Gaby does share a lot but you have to know her to know she means no harm. She always asks me "Did you feed him today and make sure to give him food and protein". I appreciate the thought and care. In my opinion if you going to go to a boxing gym, you can't be too soft about what gaby said. You need to be tough. I also stay there and watch my son while he is boxing and I see most people there seem strong. I am assuming boxing for a period of time really gets you strong and lean. Thank you tom and gaby for making my son better and giving him skill and confidence he will carry rest of his life.

Contenders is the place you go when you actually want to learn to box. This is the old school…read morestyle boxing gym: punching bags, jump ropes, sweat, grit, and a lot of technical knowhow. I went in knowing nothing, never been in a fight, not even how to punch properly, but they were so beginner friendly and so encouraging, I learned so much and actually learned to box well. I didn't even know how to throw a punch when I started going, and after 3 months I was able to spar in the beginners area well. If you are wanting to go here to maximize the number of calories that you burn in a 45 minute workout, this is not where you want to go. There is duct tape on some of the punching bags, it gets hot in the gym in the summer, your knuckles may bleed if you don't wrap them properly, and if you want to learn how to actually spar, you are going to get punched in the face. If however you want to learn to build endurance, how to punch, how to block, how to dodge, learn how to manage your footing and your momentum, and how to even take a punch, this place rocks. I can't recommend it higher. Since COVID I've had a few kids and haven't been able to make it back, but I'm excited for when I can make the time to start back up.

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4.7(42 reviews)
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I've been coming here for about three months now, and I genuinely have nothing but great things to…read moresay. I have a pretty atypical schedule, so having a gym where I can work out between 8-12 is really important to me. The 8:30 AM classes have been perfect and make it so much easier for me to stay consistent. As a woman, I especially love the women's classes, but I've felt just as comfortable in the regular classes. I've never walked into a class and felt like I didn't belong. The environment has always been welcoming, accepting, and encouraging, regardless of experience level. One experience really stood out to me. We were doing a game/drill in class and I was paired with people who were much more experienced boxers than I am. I knew I was probably going to lose and I was honestly intimidated and didn't really want to participate. Instead of making me feel out of place, everyone was incredibly encouraging and made me want to jump in and try anyway. I think that says a lot about the culture here. I also love that every coach brings something different. They each have their own coaching style, personality, and music, so the classes never feel repetitive. You can come several times a week and still have a different experience each time. And the workouts are no joke! When I track classes on my Apple Watch, I'm typically burning around 400-500 calories, and I always leave feeling like I got a great workout. It's been such a fun way to get in better shape while also actually learning boxing. If you're interested in boxing but feel intimidated because you're new or don't consider yourself a "boxer," I would absolutely recommend giving this place a try. Three months in, I'm really glad I did.

Go to Stone if you want to learn tangible boxing skills from experienced fighters with a welcoming…read morecommunity. I've been going to Stone Boxing since January 2025, shortly after it opened. I've tried a variety of boxing gyms around the Bay Area--including 3rd Street, Hit Fit SF, B Street, Relentless, Los Gatos, TITLE, Royal Boxing, and Rumble--and Stone offers the best balance I've found between a solid workout, practical technique, and a welcoming atmosphere. Schedule: Classes run from as early as 5:15 a.m. to as late as 8 p.m., making it easy to find one that fits your schedule. Class structure: Classes are mixed-level and vary by day and coach. Some are more cardio-focused, while others emphasize technique. Each coach also has a distinct teaching style, with some providing especially detailed instruction that's helpful for newer boxers. Complete beginners may find the mixed-level format challenging at first, but the coaches and other members are friendly and willing to help. I recommend trying several classes to find the coaches whose styles suit you best. Technique and coaching experience: Something I struggled to find at s gyms was instruction in intermediate and advanced techniques backed by real fighting experience. You'll get that here. Every coach is experienced and has spent time in the fight game. Classes cover areas such as defense, footwork, partner drills, and responding to different fight scenarios--not just combinations on a heavy bag. The coaches are also responsive to what members want to improve. I've had entire classes focus on footwork, defense, or partner drills simply because I mentioned to Andy that I felt weak in those areas. Community: The coaches make an effort to know your name--and if they don't yet, they'll learn it. At the end of every session, the whole gym gives one another props. Those two details say a lot about the community at Stone and made a lasting impression on me from my first few classes. If you want a challenging workout while learning boxing skills you can actually use, Stone is well worth checking out.

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