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| Tue | 06:00 am - 08:00 pm |
| Wed | 09:00 am - 08:00 pm |
| Thu | 06:00 am - 08:00 pm |
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My dad John Harvey told me that Richard lord taught him how to fight
In reply to Haoqing Geng's review:
This person wrote a negative review though admittedly has never attended.
I train here. I am a woman. I wear makeup. I feel equally treated. There are, in fact, articles printed and proudly framed on the walls of the gym on the topic of the women boxers who train here.
If the reviewer had merely stepped inside, they wouldn't have to request to be corrected if wrong. They'd know.
I can't see myself paying $75 a month for this gym. The setup is really good, it has a good amount of punching bags, uppercut/hook bags, I'm pretty sure I saw double end bags and speed bags but can't remember. There's two boxing rings, some workout equipment and the back is an open lot where they kinda have crossfit equipment. I think there's battle ropes (not 100% sure), and I know they have a big tire sledgehammer, and a few other things.
My problem with the price was that I just didn't see the value. For $75, I expect to receive some kind of training or something. Maybe a fitness class? I know it's supposed to be a real gym and not like a CKO fitness kickboxing style gym but this gym kinda seems like it's just $75 to use the gym . There was a trainer in there who said she never actually boxed. There was very little interaction with others at this gym. If it was $35-$50 for this experience, I would give it 5 stars because it is a cool gym but I don't feel like this would be a good gym to actually learn anything or self defense for $75 a month. I'm sure they'll teach you if you pay for one on one sessions. I've been too much much much cheaper boxing gyms. Go take a martial arts class instead where people will interact with you, other students with higher belts will help you and teach you, you practice drills, you spar, etc. This gym had none of those. Most people seemed friendly and there were some meatheads but the atmosphere was alright overall. It's also not in the best neighborhood so they really should relax with those prices.
Great gym, boxing and overall physical conditioning. Good coaching and a place a kid can learn some self defense skills.
Richard & Staff are AWESOME!!!
Richard is a cool guy but he himself DOES NOT train anymore. He just runs the place and does a really good aerobic and ab exercise . But as far as bag work and actual boxing training, there is another guy that does that (some black dude, forgot his name). When I asked this other guy about training, I was told "I don't train civilians" as he laughed and walked away. This gym is more of a self taught gym. Its good for a place to go to get a workout in on your own or to do some sparring, But I wouldnt recommend getting a membership here expecting any real training. Dont go here if you are new to boxing and want clear direction. The guy that does training has his set people and isnt very welcoming to new comers.
I hate writing bad reviews but I couldn't get past how Richard treated my 14 year old son in front of everyone in his class. My son had a hard time doing his exercises and Richard repeatedly embarrassed and singled him out the whole session. It was my son and adults and he told him "why can't you do the exercises, everyone else can do them." My son replied I am not everyone else. He continued to keep stating he can do the fast pace hard exercises because everyone else can. I felt it would of been better if he understood everyone learns different and just took notes. He insisted I leave or wait outside in the car because my son needs space. I expressed to him my son has a very hard time with stuff and he didnt take that in consideration, instead he called him out throughout the whole time. When I addressed my concerns and said my son is different he replied I see he is different. I was meaning he is a kid not one of his adult students. It would be more helpful if he learned his students and worked with beginners and not expect them to come in and just pick up his teaching and not put them down. I paid this guy to humiliate my son in front of a group instead of empowering him.
I hate writing bad reviews but I couldn't get past how Richard treated my 14 year old son in front of everyone in his class. My son had a hard time doing his exercises and Richard repeatedly embarrassed and singled him out the whole session. It was my son and adults and he told him "why can't you do the exercises, everyone else can do them." My son replied I am not everyone else. He continued to keep stating he can do the fast pace hard exercises because everyone else can. I felt it would of been better if he understood everyone learns different and just took notes. He insisted I leave or wait outside in the car because my son needs space. I expressed to him my son has a very hard time with stuff and he didnt take that in consideration, instead he called him out throughout the whole time. When I addressed my concerns and said my son is different he replied I see he is different. I was meaning he is a kid not one of his adult students. It would be more helpful if he learned his students and worked with beginners and not expect them to come in and just pick up his teaching and not put them down. I paid this guy to humiliate my son in front of a group instead of empowering him.
My son trained at Richard Lord's for a few years, a while back. He turned out to be a
Great southpaw. I'm not bragging because
he's my son, but, honestly, he wouldn't have
the skills that he has today, if Richard Lord's
Gym didn't exist. If Richard happens to read
this, a million thanks. Unfortunately, we moved out of Austin. I really believe that Richard would've had another PRIZE FIGHTER.
Everyone there, were very profession, according to John. Thanks again, Frank Zapata, ( John's dad )
My son trained at Richard Lord's for a few years, a while back. He turned out to be a
Great southpaw. I'm not bragging because
he's my son, but, honestly, he wouldn't have
the skills that he has today, if Richard Lord's
Gym didn't exist. If Richard happens to read
this, a million thanks. Unfortunately, we moved out of Austin. I really believe that Richard would've had another PRIZE FIGHTER.
Everyone there, were very profession, according to John. Thanks again, Frank Zapata, ( John's dad )
Pure boxing gym with all aspects of combative training . From amateur to pro , with a fun environment for family's. The essence of the gym is the expertise of training . Great workout and skill level at a reasonable price . Take a chance, Columbus did.
Good gym
It is a great place to work out. All the people there are so nice.
No air conditioning, no snapchatting. Old school thru and thru. Best boxing gym in Austin.
Watch where you park or the fatass 'teacher' will come b**** you out. Even if it's your first day, Richard seemed like a nice guy though.
Probably won't come back since they have someone treating customers like that. what a shame.
Good gym
Pure boxing gym with all aspects of combative training . From amateur to pro , with a fun environment for family's. The essence of the gym is the expertise of training . Great workout and skill level at a reasonable price . Take a chance, Columbus did.
Pure boxing gym with all aspects of combative training . From amateur to pro , with a fun environment for family's. The essence of the gym is the expertise of training . Great workout and skill level at a reasonable price . Take a chance, Columbus did.
It is a great place to work out. All the people there are so nice.
It is a great place to work out. All the people there are so nice.
No air conditioning, no snapchatting. Old school thru and thru. Best boxing gym in Austin.
No air conditioning, no snapchatting. Old school thru and thru. Best boxing gym in Austin.
Watch where you park or the fatass 'teacher' will come b**** you out. Even if it's your first day, Richard seemed like a nice guy though.
Probably won't come back since they have someone treating customers like that. what a shame.
