UB
United Boxing Club
Where fitness meets community in Toronto's vibrant boxing and coffee hub.
4.7
Cafe
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Where fitness meets community in Toronto's vibrant boxing and coffee hub.
United Boxing Club offers a unique blend of high-energy boxing training and a cozy cafe experience in Toronto. This establishment provides a motivating environment for athletes of all levels, featuring classes like HYROX and MetCon boxing, along with a welcoming space to relax with coffee post-workout. With top-rated coaching, modern equipment, and a strong sense of community, it's the perfect spot for fitness enthusiasts and social gatherings alike.
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Expert-led boxing training sessions for all levels, including HYROX and MetCon, in a motivating gym environment.
A cozy cafe serving premium coffee, snacks, and beverages, ideal for post-workout refueling or social gatherings.
Personalized coaching from knowledgeable staff, focusing on technique, strength, and community support.
Unique events like midnight smokers with live jazz and fights, fostering a vibrant club atmosphere.
Spacious gym with expansive, modern equipment, offering a comfortable zone for workouts and training.
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Overall rating
Michael Ding
Experience was good, but too many system glitches. Classes got cancelled without email notifications twice, second time was for hyrox and it wasn't cancelled so I went there and no instructor shown up
이송민
Great!
Carlos López
Alfred Kimani
Great staff, Kim is an exceptional front desk server always warm and friendly and ready to lend a helping hand. Highly recommended to go perfect with boxing classes.
Andrew Chudnovsky
I joined United about a year ago and it has completely changed my lifestyle. It is easy to be motivated with such a good supportive community. All the coaches are positive, encouraging and patient. Shout out to Geordan, Donny, Irv, Nadine, Kaj, Max and everyone else.
Philip Van Martin
The coaches here are incredible!!! And... nothing else is. Broken machines, overcrowded classes, dirty washrooms, no central air (only a few little machines for heat/air conditioning that are often overworked and thus either broken or malfunctioning). It's a wonder UBC has been open as long as it has considering the state its in.
