My home away from home. You can't compare any boxing gym to Trinity. The vibes here are absolutely…read moreimmaculate. The coaches are the most patient and fun people you'll ever meet. It can be intimidating when you start, but I promise you, everyone here is sooo nice. I am here most days out of the week. Think of this like a second family. When you need to escape reality, come here. boxing has ultimately helped me both physically and mentally sooo much and it wouldn't have been without the help of my friend Sam who pushed me to start. The workouts are always amazing. You feel so renergized after ! The music while working out is always a good time! The workout is split into 4 circuits, so you aren't just boxing the entire time, you lift weights, get your cardio in, all while focusing on technique, your speed, etc. Thank you everyone at Trinity, especially Coach Josh and Nikole who are practically my parents. If you are looking to getting into boxing, Trinity is the place to do it! Don't go anywhere else, I promise you ... it's not as good... I'm saying this from experience lol. Trinity is the place to be. Your fight is our fight, fight the good fight !

Highly recommend this boxing gym! My first time EVER boxing and our coach, Nicole, did such a great…read morejob explaining everything and making it fun! The group class was a great all around exercise with the boxing component being extremely fun! It seemed like a small close community with friendly people. Can't wait to continue my boxing journey with Trinity Boxing Club!

The best boxing classes I've ever had! Coach Sergei is an excellent coach, very knowledgeable and…read moreprofessional. I learned a lot from him and really improved my boxing skills. Highly recommend!

Husiev was an amazing coach. He had great techniques and was all around good. The gym is also very…read morenice.

TLDR: Love the gym, coaches, staff, & community. 10/10…read more I walked into Prevail in 2017, and 9 years (and 1,324 classes as of this morning) later, I'm still showing up. I am leaving Los Angeles for the UK next spring, and honestly, one of the biggest things I am going to miss is coming to Prevail. Second might be a proper breakfast burrito and taco trucks, but first is definitely Prevail. Prevail is a great way to start your day, or end it if it's been a particularly stressful one. Before class, you're chatting with the friends you've made, and after class begins you're only thinking about the minute you are in. Anything you were worried about disappears because you can only focus on the present. And when things finally start to click for you on a specific punch, counter, defense, or footwork move... Or when you used to grab your knees desperate for air but now you can knock out 20 burpees in a minute... That's the dopamine hit you're looking for. VIBES Prevail is great for first-timers or returning champions. The front desk staff always welcomes you when you walk in, and if you're new, they will get you set-up and make sure you're not just tossed into the deep end. The coaches all have their unique style, but they always bring fun, energy, and experience to every class. They're never impatient with you if you're not doing something quite right, or aggressively shouting at you to do more. There has never been a coach I have not liked, or more accurately, I love 'em all. ;-) The community of members is a wide range of ages, fitness levels, and boxing experience. But aside from all that, it's basically a big group of cool folks. And there's definitely no toxic bro vibe. No one is judging what you can or can't do. Everyone is super supportive of each other. I've actually made quite a few friends that I've seen outside of class. (Or in typical LA fashion, we've exchanged numbers with the intent to hang out but then never do. But that's on us, not the gym. ) CLASSES SWEAT classes focus on pushing you physically (it's called "SWEAT" for a reason) but also give you a chance to work combinations on the heavy bag and mitt work with the coaches (and sometimes other gym members will jump in and mitt so everyone gets more mitt time). And the coaches are always trying to find ways to keep the classes fresh since it would be easy to just put them on auto-pilot. BOX classes have a mix of technique and fitness with a focus on fundamentals. There is a big picture intention behind the structure and path of the classes that goes beyond a single day class. That said, you can show up on any day to get to work without having been to any of the previous classes. BOX classes definitely give you the opportunity to elevate your skill level. SPAR is where you can truly work on your technique, but you will also be working hard. You will need headgear, cup, and mouthpiece. I know some gyms are a free-for-all, but Prevail fosters a collaborative and safer vibe. The coaches will tell you that you are not trying to win a fight or hurt your partner. You are both trying to get better. They will also remind you that it is up to you to communicate with your partner on the intensity you want to work at. ***** If you're looking for a new way to get in shape, build confidence, and make friends while you do it, come check out Prevail. P.S. I sometimes mitt Lolo's Friday 8am class, so say hi to the gray-haired, sweaty guy holding the mitts for you.

Been with Prevail for a couple of years, and feel like they having been my saving grace. Literally…read morebrings my mind back to peace when I'm there, coaches always provide positive energy needed, great playlists and challenging workouts. Sweat classes are my favorite but recently started going to S&C for some toning and am really enjoying both. Also, do privates with Lolo and there is no one better, never thought I'd be able to box and even be somewhat ok at it but his expertise has made all the difference!! Really, really great people who welcome you in, there's no need to feel intimidated there, it's just positive energy! Five out of five, couldn't recommend this gym more!!!!

Update, now that I've been going to this gym somewhere around 7 months:…read more This place is stellar!! Great vibes and the staff are so helpful, friendly, and encouraging. Before coming here, I was never really consistent about going to a gym and when I did, I was nervous because I had no idea what I was doing beyond the very basics. Now that has all changed. Ivan is a fantastic trainer. He has helped me so, so much in my ongoing recovery from ACL surgery as well as my overall strength and fitness. For the first time ever, I really look forward to going to the gym due to my progress and results. He has played a huge part in helping me build confidence in working out and a love for the gym. I was going for a PR today and Ramiro (general manager) stopped what he was doing to cheer me on, then flagged when I was loosing form and corrected me to make sure I can train safely. That's the kind of people who run this place - they really care. I'd give this gym (and Ivan as a trainer) 10 stars if I could!

Great gym, but front desk staff needs improvement The…read morefacilities and equipment at this gym are excellent, but the front desk experience--particularly with Alex--has been consistently disappointing. Alex has been discourteous and unprofessional on multiple occasions, creating unnecessary tension with both clients and trainers. For a gym that charges premium rates for memberships and training sessions, I would expect a much higher standard of customer service.

Walking in here, I immediately felt like I didn't belong. This location is frequented by beautiful,…read moretrendy influencers - of which I am not. The bathroom had Drybar hair dryers and stocked with hair ties and tampons. This place is TREN-DY. This was my first ever Rumble class. The person who checked me in told me how it worked. You get assigned a numbered work out bench/bag and then switch throughout the class, always using the same numbered work out bench and bag. Unfortunately, they didn't tell me the bags were all mixed up (not in order) and it'd be difficult to find in the dark. I also didn't notice the little arrow on the floor indicating where I should be standing until someone pointed it out to me. I think the staff here could've done a better job at explaining this to a first-timer. I took Kristina's class and she is AWESOME! I love a girl who cusses and boy, did she deliver. She was super high energy and funny while also motivating everyone to move their butts. The class moves very quickly - you don't even have time to hate yourself! All in all, a great work out.

A few days before 2024 ended, I signed up for a class through Bilt Day rewards, hitting the refresh…read morebutton non-stop before somehow getting in. I had a pair of boxing gloves and boxing wraps from a while back, so all I had to do was drive myself down here on the first day of the year. Check-in was effortless, and a staff member even gave me a quick tour of the lobby. Once the gym floor was sanitized, I went in and found my bench. Two groups were formed, and the ones at the benches started on floor exercises then switched to the punching bag on three rotations within 45 minutes. With the playlist pumping bangers, I definitely pushed myself and burned around 400 calories. Dillion did a good job with getting everyone motivated. Kinda wished he'd walk around and give more targeted feedback rather than staying at the center, though I guess the counterargument might be the music would obscure anything that's said. Floor exercises were intense but nothing too unfamiliar, such as crunches with dumbbell punches, V-sits, burpees, and planks. Punching the water-filled bag felt odd, and that feeling lingered even as I slowly got the hang of it. Overall, the class felt like a productive way to start the year.

5/5 : Today was my 3rd class at BoxUnion and I'm loving it!…read moreI first tried it through a ClassPass trial. Parking is easy with validation (1 hr 15 mins) in the structure... just don't go over or you'll lose it. Street parking works too if you're early. When you arrive, you will need to check-in. There's always been different receptionists each time and they have been kind. There are small lockers at check-in, and large mirrors, showers, hair ties, lotion, shaving cream, q-tips, and a hair dryer in the restroom. Our instructor, Omar, is very personable and makes newcomers feel welcome. He announced he now only teaches BoxUnion Burn (1 Hr) at 10:45 AM on Saturdays. I was nervous at first, especially seeing the dark room, LED lights, and loud music. I get overstimulated easily, but they offer ear plugs and I liked how spacious it was. You'll need to rent gloves and wraps ($10-15 each) unless you bring your own. After my first class, I invested in them and a ClassPass membership (they have their own too) since I only come once a week and don't live nearby. The class includes punching combos, HIIT, ab work, and freestyle. Omar took the time to correct my form. Highly recommend stretching beforehand. Haven't tried other instructors, but if you prefer focusing on form, ask if any trainers offer personal sessions. I highly recommend this class if traditional gyms aren't your thing or you just want to hit something for funzies :b! Side note: I have personal beef with the trash can at the women's restroom exit... that flap + photo credit to my sister who's been here longer.

I took a single class here from classpass and fell in love. The instructor Alex was truly amazing,…read moreall the movements were to the music beat and it was overall a great vibe. The place was also very clean and nice. Highly recommended.

Started going to Mad City in early August, decided to do the one week trial and loved it! The…read morecoaches are extremely encouraging and focus on technique from day 1. Nathan and Alex co-teach most of the classes I have signed up for. I usually go to Saturdays, since it's all body and a good balance of cardio for my workout routine. They have various membership options, but I decided to buy the 20 class pack, which works best for me as I only go once a week. Tip: Bring a towel, if you have your own set of gloves and wraps, bring them. If not they provide loaners for gloves, but it's probably best you bring your own. Also know that part of the class involves running up and down the block in uneven pavement, but if you don't feel comfortable doing so I notice some members do jump roping or stationary jumping jacks instead. Don't be intimidated by coaches, they make sure to check for form. Also, don't compare yourself to other people taking the class. There are people who I can tell are advance, but overall it's a mix level class.

I've been coming here consistently on Saturdays for an hour class and I fell in love so much with…read morethe intensity of the workout and my buddies! I would recommend this gym!

My own testimony: Cannot recommend highly enough. I struggle in fitness classes especially when…read morelearning something new. It's so hard to motivate myself to stay consistent. This place, though, lit a fire in me I didn't even know I had. I oftentimes go to bed excited for class tomorrow, I spend my work day waiting until I can get to class, and it's always the highlight of my day. The coaches are incredible, most notably Coach Kollins, the owner. He teaches classes in such a personal and engaging way no matter the size. He's a great teacher and he's unbelievably dedicated to his health and fitness journey in a way I find super motivating. The basics: Gym is always immaculate, coaches are experts in the craft and engaging teachers, community is unmatched (so friendly and welcoming to everyone), class schedule is great and the gym has all the necessary amenities like water bottles, hair elastics, wraps, etc. There's a parking lot and plenty of street parking. Just go, you won't regret it.

I joined a year ago with only experience doing things in my garage or at a fit-box club and the…read morecoaches here really helped me feel like a real boxer. It's a great facility and each coach offers a different style of boxing that'll turn you into a dynamic fighter. This is an ideal gym for newbies or seasoned boxers and I highly encourage anyone consistently lacing up some gloves to give it a try!

This is the place:…read more 1) If you want to learn real boxing technique; 2) For pro level strength training (part of every boxing class); and, 3) For both men and women to learn and/or improve fight skills and develop endurance & strength with class and alacrity. Jesse is the man with the soft-spoken but insistent voice here. Patrick is behind the scenes and helping making the gym smoothly move in the world. The Ju jitsu here (Japanese & Brazilian styles) is also exemplary and competitive while being supportive.

We moved to Mid-City one year ago. We'd been trying to find an excellent gym to train at, but has a…read morehard time finding exactly what we needed. While visiting a nearby shop, we saw All City Boxing Club and thought we'd give it a try. It is amazing. The facility is beautiful. Everything is clean, well maintained, and state of the art. Patrick helped us get on boarded and set us up with a family plan. Then we started our classes with Jesse. It's not only one if the best work outs I've had, but it's super fun. Jesse clearly has experience, and even though we're boxing for fitness and not for competition, he spends time ensuring we're learning everything we can. I love this place, and wonder how everyone in the city hasn't found it yet!

Great classes. Extremely welcoming for beginners. Always challenging both mentally and psychically…read more Coaches are all great

Amazing gym, great coaches and community that's very supportive when your starting out boxing…read morewether your looking to go and be a professional boxer or not these coaches have the tools to get you there I came in with very little experience in boxing and with hard work and dedication coaches Eddie and Jesse help build my confidence in boxing and started sparring pretty fast I always leave class feeling great and ready to conquer the world. I can't recommend this gym enough! This is a REAL boxing gym with real techniques being taught