Happy Punch Boxing | Boxing Gym NJ — Attraction in Palisades Park

I recently had the pleasure of joining a boxing gym where the transition of a new coach from Korea, a former Korean national athlete, has revolutionized. The coach's influence has transformed the entire atmosphere of the gym, making it a hub of learning. The coach brings a unique and profound understanding of the science of boxing. His approach goes beyond the usual physical training; he delves deep into the mechanics and strategy behind every punch and movement. His teachings are rooted in his extensive experience as a national athlete, which adds immense credibility and respect to his methods. He emphasizes the importance of precision, timing, and strategic thinking, which has improved my technique and overall appreciation for the sport. His coaching style is patient and insightful, breaking down complex concepts into understandable lessons that cater to all skill levels. I recommend that anyone interested in boxing, whether a beginner or an experienced fighter, train under his...

Signed up on class pass, got prepared, bought wraps for my wrists. Showed up 15 minutes early, heard a bunch of teenagers saying awful misogynistic things. finally knoced on the door and they said the owner was out of town and there were no classes. I don't know if I'm more annoyed at how unorganized this gym was or the fact that classpass app will penalize you for missing a class but wouldnt let me review this gym in the app when I did in fact attend and the class was only "cancelled" 10 minutes after the start time when I notified classpass. So disapointing I was really excited to find a boxing gym. I wasted an entire 1 hour, cleared an evening, left my sick mother at home all to stand around for over 25 minutes in a weird back alley gym with 2 teenagers going on on saying this "girl is for...

Chumps not champs. Don't train here as an amateur boxer unless you want to get hurt. The coaches know what they're talking about but they're soft as Charmin. Skills being equal, the more mentally tough individual will always win in competition. If you want to bring out that dog in you try Different Breed Elite Fitness in Teaneck. They have the equipment and coaches you need to compete as a high-level amateur. They understand business and treat their clients with respect and kindness. They respect hard work and dedication. At this gym I never felt like I belonged, and I certainly wasn't treated as if I did. Maybe by a few members, but the leader of the pack sets the tone, and Coach Chris told me he never wanted me at the gym, and didn't want to sign me up. Think about how that would...