With more than 100 classes each week, the gym extends well beyond traditional boxing instruction to include CrossFit, MMA, yoga, fitness, Pilates, spinning, dance, breathwork, and additional training formats. That breadth gives the space a distinctly multidimensional character: members can pursue skill-based combat training, conditioning, recovery, mobility, and movement practice under one roof rather than treating them as separate pursuits. The atmosphere is shaped by accessibility as much as intensity.

BOXR’s class mix suggests a philosophy that training should adapt to different bodies, goals, and stages of experience, rather than demanding a single path. Someone drawn in by boxing can build endurance through spinning, improve control and flexibility through Pilates or yoga, and add power or variety through MMA and CrossFit. The programming encourages a rounded relationship to fitness, where challenge and inclusion work together.

A strong coaching culture appears to be a defining part of that experience. BOXR places clear emphasis on the quality of its staff, describing its coaching team as among the best in the world. That confidence, paired with the scale of the weekly schedule and the range of disciplines on offer, gives the gym the feel of a serious training environment with broad appeal.