From the states and dropped in to roll with their morning class. Coach Sebastian was there and had…read morea great time. The guys were very welcoming and felt like I was at my home gym. If you are traveling and want a great gym to visit this would be it. OSS

From the owner: Mixed Martial Arts (MMA), Boxing, Muay Thai, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu.read more

Bill Judd opened KO Kickboxing over thirty years ago. In that time he has trained the likes of…read moreMadonna, Pink and numerous World Champions. KO is a force in Muay Thai boxing and the Bethnal Green gym is well respected. Training is physically demanding and respect must be shown at all times, to instructors and fellow students. In return for your hard work, the gym operates like a family and you can expect vociferous support if you take the ultimate challenge and fight for the club. You will never be pushed to fight though and Thai boxing is a sensational way to keep fit and build self-confidence. KO is a full-time gym. It is open everyday and along with the full size boxing ring, you'll find kick bags and all the equipment you need to get started.

This is a great gym to study Muay Thai. The only reason I…read morestopped goin to this place was because my new job clashed with the gym time table. The instructor here is called Bill. I don't know much about his professional career, but I know he was a champion muay that fighter, and he is a good teacher. One tip from me if you start to go here regularly is invest in your own equipment! In the beginning I did not have my own gloves, so I had to use their public gloves.... they were all sweat drenched, and trust me, it takes ages before you can wash the stench of sweat off your hands! Same goes for the shin guard... they were so wet with sweat that they soaked through my nike jogging bottoms! Also, be careful if ur a newbie. It seems that Bill makes it a point to "demonstrate" on newbies, showing them how powerful Muay Thai is by using his "weak" left leg to kick you "lightly" on your arm... hurts pretty bad! lol. But dnt worry, we have all been there... its like a right of passage.

Nice gym, facilities and location. But absolutely obnoxious BJJ instructor. I did a trial class…read morehere. Recall the scene in the film Fight Club, where they hurl abuse at new recruits to test their dedication. I imagine that's what the instructor here believes is happening in his head, minus any charisma. There are better options in the same area: Fight City Gym further down the same road, for example.

After having some travel issues I arrived at 7:17 for the 7:15 class, I got there as the class was…read moregetting underway so I waited on the side to not disturb it as I was at fault. After about 10mins the instructor came over and asked me to take a seat and wait while he got class underway and thought about what to do. I then proceeded to wait the length of the class with no interaction. While I was waiting a regular student arrived and joined in. The class ended and I thought this would be my chance to explain and chat to the instructor. Unfortunately not after walking around for a couple of minutes the instructor proceeded to call over a purple belt to roll. So after waiting over an hour I took this as my cue to leave. The gym looked good and the class looked intense with students being yelled at to get into better positions or do burpees/push ups if they lost positions in the specific sparring. But the encounter left me feeling very underwhelmed and I won't be back.

If you are looking for a top-notch Taekwondo academy, look no further. I started training at Bozdag…read moreTaekwondo about four years ago to enhance my mobility and fitness levels. I have never met someone more passionate (and patient!) and inspirational than Seyit Bozdag. He is truly dedicated to his work and invests in every one of his students. I have made significant progress in both mobility and overall fitness and recently got my black belt! I'm not sure if I would have gone this far in any other club, and it comes down to Seyit. I can't recommend Bozdag Taekwondo highly enough!

Very good Dojang , After living in London for 15 years and a long search for a Taekwondo club, That…read morehas a great master, great team, good inspiring and friendly Taekwondo lovers , suits my timetable and location!,, I have finally found all that plus the facility are great, the fact that it is fully matted and available all day is fantastic couldn't ask for anymore very good fees and the best master you would want to train you, someone who cares truly for your progress a very good trainer in every aspect. I started here in January at first i would only go 1 or 2 times a week but now I go 6 times a week it is more than my home . Thank you master Bozdag for having me. Bahar

It is like walking on to the set of a Rocky film. If you want a plush, shiny gymnasium to try out…read moreyour new spandex pants, this is not the place. The décor is worn out and old, but remembering you are here to train and not hold a dinner party you can focus on the tuition. The classes are taught by an ex boxing champion and you can tell by his in-depth knowledge of the boxing profession. These sessions are not for wannabe champions but for those who want to get fit and get fit quickly. Boxing is a fantastic way to do this. You practice all the punches on bags and pads and don't lay a finger on one another, so don't worry about getting hurt. Boxing London is a fantastic class that gets you fit, builds confidence and gives you a pair of guns to be proud of. Great class for men and women.

Proper old school boxing gym. The training is hard, ruthless but yet comfortable. No…read moreOnes going to push you to spar untill you're ready, and everyone is extremely helpful and friendly. It can be quite nerve racking when you first enter a gym like this, but after meeting Enzo (the owner) he will make you feel right at home. There's no heating or air conditioning, just the heat of people boxing to warm the place up, and windows to call the place down. The lights flicker from people running about and punching bags. It's definitely not a place for time wasters, just for people who want to get fit fast and learn the art of boxing. If you want to go past the boxercise side of things you can enter the ring and learn to box properly from excellent coaches. If your a beginner then go on a Monday, Tuesday, Thursday or at the weekend. Wednesday and Friday are more hardcore. Give Enzo a call and he will make you feel welcome. Anyone is welcome here! Yes boy

Started at the beginning of the year with my 4 yo son who wasn't that keen, but now he's coming…read morewith me 3x a week, we're both getting a proper workout and also made new friends. Really enjoying the dojo and the classes

Did a class and won't be going back again , poor standard and sensei himself cannot perform half of…read morethe katas!! Porkie trying to promote healthy eating and he's eating junk during or break !! Not taking my kids here again ! Read about his bad history in London thought id give him a chance but this club is terrible !!!! Dosent have a proper dojo just hires a hall !! Ridiculous !!

Amazing I really had a great day afternoon tea was lovely. I actually really enjoyed going alone…read moreaswell. For your mental health maybe try to do things differently.

superb gym, very clean and nice staff ! Thank you Spencer for showing us around and motivating my…read moredad to join the gym soon (hopefully!)