A boxing gym membership at Witherspoon starts with a free first class and no card. After that you choose a monthly plan, go month to month, or pay per class.
The plans compared
70 per month
| Plan |
Price |
Term |
Best for |
| Unlimited |
$150 per month |
6 months |
Everything including sparring |
| Bootcamp and Cardio |
$95 per month |
6 months |
Non contact fitness |
| Month to month |
|
Bootcamp and Cardio |
$95 per month |
6 months |
Non contact fitness |
No agreement |
Full flexibility, cancel any time |
| Per class |
$22 per class |
None |
Training now and then |
Which plan to choose
If you want sparring access or to train most days, Unlimited covers every class at the best monthly rate on a six month agreement. If you would rather not commit, the month to month plan gives you the same access for $170 a month. If you only train now and then, pay $22 per class. If you only want non contact conditioning,
cardio boxing classes and bootcamp are covered by the Bootcamp and Cardio plan.
Discounts available
- Families: 25 percent off additional family members on qualifying memberships.
- Students, military and emergency services: 10 percent off.
- Packages: ask about package plans and other custom options.
What happens after you register
- You get a confirmation email shortly after booking.
- Arrive ten minutes early for a short orientation.
- Sign the waiver in person. There is no online waiver.
- Take your free class, then decide.
Is it worth it?
The CDC recommends adults get 75 minutes of vigorous activity a week plus two days of strength work. Three boxing classes a week meets that, with coaching included, which is the part most gym memberships leave out. See our
full list of boxing classes.
What every plan includes
Every plan includes coached group classes in its category, open gym access during hours of operation, and the same coaching standard, whether you train at 6:00 AM or 7:00 PM. Unlimited adds every boxing and fitness class, personal training sign up, and sparring once a coach approves you.
Gear you will want eventually
Gloves and wraps are available to borrow, but we recommend getting your own equipment. Most members buy their own within a month. A good starting kit is a pair of 12 to 16 ounce gloves, hand wraps and a water bottle. If you move toward sparring you will also need a mouthguard and headgear. Ask a coach before buying; they will tell you what size suits your hands and weight.