A boxing gym that trains people of all ages, including kids and preteens, with varied, challenging classes. The Staten Island gym holds weekday evening sessions, and a Brooklyn location runs on weekend mornings; a free trial class is available.
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Staten Island: Mon-Fri evenings; Brooklyn (24 Cobek Ct): Sat-Sun mornings
Free trial class; see pricing page
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Free trial class; see pricing page
Staten Island: Mon-Fri evenings; Brooklyn (24 Cobek Ct): Sat-Sun mornings
1665 Richmond Rd, 10304, in Dongan Hills, Staten Island.
Yes. Bars Boxing is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by Bars Boxing: barsboxing.com, or call (718) 810-6555.
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