Boxing classes in London, United Kingdom
Browse 6 martial arts gyms in London. Compare styles, prices, free trials, kids and beginner classes. Open a gym for its timetable and contact details.
Islington Boxing Club
A long-established amateur boxing club in Elthorne Park, run under the Islington Community Sports Academy charity. It has a competitive amateur squad, an academy for beginners aged 8 to 35, recreational keep-fit boxing classes without full-contact sparring and an infants’ section for 5 to 9-year-olds.
North London Boxing Club
A boxing gym above Southgate Tube station run by owner and head coach Sedat Sag, a former international amateur boxer. It runs group boxing classes for adults and juniors under 17, plus personal training.
London Fight Factory
An independent full-time martial arts gym on Ebenezer Street, three minutes from Old Street station. It teaches Brazilian jiu-jitsu (gi and no-gi), Muay Thai, boxing, MMA, wrestling, judo and sambo, with absolute beginners’ Muay Thai sessions and kids’ BJJ classes.
Fightzone London
A large full-time martial arts gym on Pritchard’s Road near Cambridge Heath station, running more than 150 classes a week. It teaches Brazilian jiu-jitsu (gi and no-gi), Muay Thai, boxing, MMA and wrestling, plus kids’ martial arts classes for ages 4 to 15.
Legacy Martial Arts London
A full-time martial arts academy in a railway arch on Cremer Street, a minute from Hoxton station, with a lineage going back to Bob Breen’s Hoxton school. It teaches Brazilian jiu-jitsu, Dutch kickboxing and boxing alongside Jeet Kune Do, Kali, stick fighting and capoeira, and runs BJJ and capoeira classes for children aged 5 and up.
London Shootfighters
An MMA gym in the Atlip Centre off Ealing Road, opposite Alperton station, open every day with more than 50 classes a week. It teaches MMA, gi BJJ, boxing, Muay Thai, kickboxing (including classes with Michael “Venom” Page) and wrestling, with a beginners’ MMA and no-gi class.