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10 Hands Fitness + Fight Sports
Transform your fitness with expert-led boxing, kickboxing, and MMA training in a supportive Philadelphia community.
4.2(5 reviews)
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About 10 Hands Fitness + Fight Sports
10 Hands Fitness + Fight Sports is a premier gym located at 20th & Market St in Philadelphia, offering a unique blend of fitness and combat sports. With a 4.8/5 Google rating, we provide expert-led classes in boxing, kickboxing, MMA, and yoga in a clean, well-equipped facility featuring heavy bags and sparring spaces. Our dedicated instructors focus on technique, strength, and community, welcoming all skill levels from beginners to seasoned athletes. Join us to get fit, learn self-defense, and be part of a positive, inclusive environment that fosters growth and discipline.
Business Info
Location
20th & Market St entrance to the right of Starbucks, Philadelphia, PA 19103, USA
Services Offered
Boxing Classes
Expert-led training focusing on technique, offense, and defense for all skill levels.
Kickboxing & MMA Training
Dynamic classes combining striking, sparring, and fitness in a supportive setting.
Yoga & Flexibility Sessions
Expansive yoga room for improving flexibility, recovery, and mindfulness.
Personal Training
One-on-one coaching tailored to individual fitness goals and combat sports skills.
Sparring Practice
Safe, supervised sparring sessions to apply techniques in a controlled environment.
Community Fitness Programs
Group classes designed to build strength, endurance, and camaraderie.
Reviews
4.2(5 reviews)
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David Kim
via Google
3 months ago
I’ve been boxing off and on for a long time in multiple cities, and 10 Hands has been by far my favorite place to box. First of all, the community is large and full of people who are interested in boxing and MMA but are also friendly folks. It’s also not dominated by a bunch of dudes, which is nice to see. The instructors are top-notch and willing to discuss technique, both in terms of offense and defense. Highly recommended for people who are looking to get fit, find community, and/or looking to learn combat sports.
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Henry Schmalevia Google
4 months ago
Truly the best gym I’ve been to. The classes are well structured and challenging. I have made so much progress in the year I’ve been attending this gym. Randall really cares about teaching these classes.
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Jamal Glovervia Google
4 months ago
If you want a clean, well equipped gym with supportive staff, awesome classes and fantastic exercise program variety, just stop in and join! I did it on a whim… the staff is dope, the classes are challenging and in spite of being out of shape, I never leave feeling like I haven’t accomplished something meaningful! Month 1: 10 pounds down and feeling stronger every day; yeah I’ll be coming back and bringing a friend!
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Robert Jenkinsvia Google
6 months ago
10 Hands is one of the best gyms I've had the pleasure of visiting. There is a nice expansive yoga room. Heavy bags for training and a wonderful space to practice sparring in either boxing or kickboxing. I've learned a tremendous amount from every instructor. They are all friendly, accessible and truly dedicated to helping you become better. The community is wonderful, helpful and positive. This is a true gem (pun intended) in the fitness scene. Very grateful for all that they have given
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Nia Thomasvia Google
6 months ago
Good Trainers, But the Owner Sets a Toxic Tone. The trainers put in work, they know the sport, and they push you to be better. That said, good coaching doesn't excuse the toxic and discriminatory culture being enabled and that responsibility starts at the top. I noticed I was treated differently than other members without reason. It wasn't about effort, performance, or attitude. It was clear that bias whether conscious or not was at play. The owner creates an environment where certain people are welcomed and supported, while others are made to feel like outsiders regardless of their dedication or potential. That's not just bad business; it's unacceptable. Boxing gyms should be places of strength, discipline, and growth for everyone. Until leadership changes their approach and takes accountability, this gym" continue to fall short of whatever it claims to stand for.
