World Boxing Gym

Its roots in the sport are reinforced by notable connections over the years to figures including Andrew Golato, Arturo Gatti, Michael Moore, trainer Tony Atlas, and, for a period, Mike Tyson. Those associations give the gym a distinctly old-school boxing lineage, even as the space has expanded beyond a single-discipline training model. Traditional boxing equipment remains part of the core experience, supported by cardio machines and free weights that allow members to train for conditioning, strength, and overall fitness in the same setting.

The gym’s broader programming reflects that evolution. Alongside Boxing and MMA classes, the schedule includes Yoga, Zumba, and JC Fit boot camp, creating a mix that serves both sport-specific training and general wellness. Massage and tanning services further extend the gym beyond the conventional fight-gym format, rounding out a facility designed to support different routines and goals under one roof.

What gives World Boxing Gym its character is the combination of boxing heritage and a more personal, community-oriented atmosphere. Rather than feeling like an impersonal large-scale fitness club, it maintains the sensibility of a neighborhood gym—one shaped by longstanding ties to the boxing world, but open to a much wider fitness community. The business brings together tradition, versatility, and familiarity in a way that feels rooted, practical, and distinctly local.