by Starrett City Boxing
A long-running boxing club in Starrett City, founded in 1978, that trains young boxers and sends them to amateur competitions such as the Golden Gloves, Empire State Games and PAL tournaments. The facility also has a pool, weight room and sauna.
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1540 Van Siclen Ave, Suite 1506, 11239, in Starrett City, Brooklyn.
Yes. Starrett City Boxing Club is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by Starrett City Boxing: starrettcityboxing.net, or call (917) 530-1219.
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