| Tue | 12:00 pm -10:00 pm |
| Wed | 12:00 pm -10:00 pm |
| Thu | 12:00 pm -10:00 pm |
| Fri | 12:00 pm -10:00 pm |
| Sat | 11:00 am -06:00 pm |
| Sun | 12:00 pm -04:00 pm |
Definitely my favorite place in Boston. Variety of classes, tough workouts and cool coaches. Ideal place to release all the stress.
One of the best gym that I have visited.
Everyone knows The Ring is the best in Boston and I'll tell you why from 1st-hand experience. Instructors I had at other gyms were basically aerobics instructors that they trained to teach the punches. Not cool. The Ring rocks because their claim to fame is that all of their coaches are ex-pro and real boxers. Definitely cool. They're a bunch of characters right out of the movies who will keep you cracking up while they kick your butt. Best part of my day.
Great work out, great trainers
Great work out, great trainers
I've been going here for the last 7 months. It's a great gym at an affordable price. The trainers are extremely knowledgeable and the workouts are intense. They have set times for classes every night. You don't need to sign up in advance - just show up and you're in. Highly recommend this place for those looking to get in shape or just for something a bit more exciting than running on a treadmill.
I've been going here for the last 7 months. It's a great gym at an affordable price. The trainers are extremely knowledgeable and the workouts are intense. They have set times for classes every night. You don't need to sign up in advance - just show up and you're in. Highly recommend this place for those looking to get in shape or just for something a bit more exciting than running on a treadmill.
If you've come here to really learn how to box, don't bother with The Ring. However, if you want a solid cardio workout among other likeminded individuals, this is the place for you.
Likes:
- Good quality equipment
- Retired pro boxer to spar with on Saturday
- Good free weight area
Dislikes:
- Overcrowded classes
- Focus on cardio over technique. Even in the technique classes, people end up focusing more on cardio since there's only one trainer for 15-20 people.
- Expensive
- 'Open gym' access with the Unlimited Membership is a joke, classes occur all day and will take over the entire gym.
This gym offers great boxing instruction and a wonderful free intro class. There are a lot of conditioning and boxing classes every day that are included in the membership, but the gym doesn't open till noon so if you're looking for morning gym time this is not the spot for you. It's a fun way to switch up your workout. They also have treadmills and bikes and weights if you want to work out more conventionally. It's located right on the B line of the T so that makes it easier to get to.
Great gym. It's expensive, but it's because there are classes led by a Pro boxer almost every hour of every day. Setbacks include it doesn't open until 12pm (noon). The reviewer who said there is only 1 heavy back reviewed the place back in 2010 (although there were in fact 11). The place has since become 3 times bigger, as they bought out the entire floor and knocked the walls down (it was only 1 room on the floor before). There are about 30 heavy backs, 3 speed bags, 2 rings, machines, jump ropes, medicine balls, and free weights. I recommend The Ring to anyone who wants to learn to box or just wants some good workout classes led by some one who will push you to work harder.
This place is the bomb.I don't dread working out anymore. Like they say, this place gives you a REAL workout. No more dogging it on boring cardio machines for this dude. Reallycool scene.
This is the BEST GYM I've ever trained in. Having a coach put you through the workout makes all the difference, and unlike almost every other exercise I've tried it's actually fun!
If you've come here to really learn how to box, don't bother with The Ring. However, if you want a solid cardio workout among other likeminded individuals, this is the place for you.
Likes:
- Good quality equipment
- Retired pro boxer to spar with on Saturday
- Good free weight area
Dislikes:
- Overcrowded classes
- Focus on cardio over technique. Even in the technique classes, people end up focusing more on cardio since there's only one trainer for 15-20 people.
- Expensive
- 'Open gym' access with the Unlimited Membership is a joke, classes occur all day and will take over the entire gym.
If you've come here to really learn how to box, don't bother with The Ring. However, if you want a solid cardio workout among other likeminded individuals, this is the place for you.
Likes:
- Good quality equipment
- Retired pro boxer to spar with on Saturday
- Good free weight area
Dislikes:
- Overcrowded classes
- Focus on cardio over technique. Even in the technique classes, people end up focusing more on cardio since there's only one trainer for 15-20 people.
- Expensive
- 'Open gym' access with the Unlimited Membership is a joke, classes occur all day and will take over the entire gym.
This gym offers great boxing instruction and a wonderful free intro class. There are a lot of conditioning and boxing classes every day that are included in the membership, but the gym doesn't open till noon so if you're looking for morning gym time this is not the spot for you. It's a fun way to switch up your workout. They also have treadmills and bikes and weights if you want to work out more conventionally. It's located right on the B line of the T so that makes it easier to get to.
This gym offers great boxing instruction and a wonderful free intro class. There are a lot of conditioning and boxing classes every day that are included in the membership, but the gym doesn't open till noon so if you're looking for morning gym time this is not the spot for you. It's a fun way to switch up your workout. They also have treadmills and bikes and weights if you want to work out more conventionally. It's located right on the B line of the T so that makes it easier to get to.
Great gym. It's expensive, but it's because there are classes led by a Pro boxer almost every hour of every day. Setbacks include it doesn't open until 12pm (noon). The reviewer who said there is only 1 heavy back reviewed the place back in 2010 (although there were in fact 11). The place has since become 3 times bigger, as they bought out the entire floor and knocked the walls down (it was only 1 room on the floor before). There are about 30 heavy backs, 3 speed bags, 2 rings, machines, jump ropes, medicine balls, and free weights. I recommend The Ring to anyone who wants to learn to box or just wants some good workout classes led by some one who will push you to work harder.
Great gym. It's expensive, but it's because there are classes led by a Pro boxer almost every hour of every day. Setbacks include it doesn't open until 12pm (noon). The reviewer who said there is only 1 heavy back reviewed the place back in 2010 (although there were in fact 11). The place has since become 3 times bigger, as they bought out the entire floor and knocked the walls down (it was only 1 room on the floor before). There are about 30 heavy backs, 3 speed bags, 2 rings, machines, jump ropes, medicine balls, and free weights. I recommend The Ring to anyone who wants to learn to box or just wants some good workout classes led by some one who will push you to work harder.
This is the BEST GYM I've ever trained in. Having a coach put you through the workout makes all the difference, and unlike almost every other exercise I've tried it's actually fun!
