The highly-raved about CruBox Los Angeles — opened by Singaporean siblings Valerie Ding, Beatrice (Bebe) Ding, Calvin Ding — opened in Singapore earlier this year. The trendy boxing studio has earned itself many celebrity fans, including the Kardashians, Nicole Sherzinger and Hailey Baldwin.

Similar to its sister studio, indoor cycling studio CruCycle, you’d be able to box to the beat in a club-like atmosphere. The 50-minute-long high intensity classes are capped at 36 pax per session and combines boxing with HIIT to train power, endurance and agility.

Themed sessions, like Hip Hop Wednesdays and ’90s Remixes, are also available. For those who favour a more personalised training, 2-on-1 and 1-on-1 classes are slated to roll out. Plus, you don’t have to get your own boxing gloves — there will be complimentary rental of gloves and towels.

Price: From $40 (for one session). To check for upcoming dates, click here. For studio rates, click here. 

CruBox is located at 68 Duxton Rd, #01-01, Singapore 089527.

Located in Telok Ayer, Uppercut is a non-combat boxing gym that opened earlier this month. The boutique gym offers three types of classes: Undercard, Overthrow and Beatdown.

Undercard classes are perfect for boxing newbies, as it focuses more on developing footwork, technique and basic boxing punches. Newcomers to the sport will also get a 15-minute introductory session prior to the class.

Overthrow classes on the other hand, places more emphasis on strength and stamina-building exercises. Some boxing experience is required to partake in this class. Both classes are 50 minutes each and involve some level of high intensity interval training (HIIT) workouts.

Beatdown classes also require some boxing experience, but this 40-minute ringside class is a more music-driven workout.

Classes start at $25 for first timers. For more pricing information, visit their website here.

Uppercut is located at 155A/157A Telok Ayer Street, Level 2, tel: 6224 1157.

Part of Guavalabs, Still offers boxing, yoga and HIIT-yoga combination classes.

There are five types of boxing classes offered by Still. They each focus on different aspects to give you a total body workout: Core, Strength and Conditioning, Endurance, Circuit and Basic.

Each class is 50 minutes long and have some form of HIIT to them too.

Classes start at $50 for two introductory sessions. For more pricing information, visit their website here. 

Still is located at OUE Down Town, #B1-05,04,06, 6 Shenton Way, +65 6800 5355

Founded by Singapore Olympic swimmer, Bryan Tay and his wife, Victoria, boOm is another boxing studio that offers three types of boxing classes.

The signature workout, BoomBox, has 10 rounds of cardio and resistance training, while their eight-person limit class, BoomCIRCUIT, is aimed at helping you build endurance and has high intensity intervals too. Their newest addition is BoomCAMP, a 45-minute circuit training class to help you shred calories and boost muscle endurance with interval-based movements.

You can also opt for a personal training session with the different instructors.

Classes start at $40 for two introductory classes. For more pricing information, visit their website here. 

boOm is located at #B1-00, TPI Building, 62 Cecil Street.

Ground Zero is another boutique gym in Singapore that offers two types of classes: Boxing and Spinning.

Their boxing classes (aptly named “Rumble”), combines boxing and HIIT for a total body conditioning workout. Each class takes you on an immersive journey, thanks to the professional sound and light systems to really get you pumped up.

Classes start at $55 for a 14-day trial (up to four classes). For more pricing information, visit their website here.

Ground Zero is located at Level 3, 38 Carpenter Street.

With four gyms conveniently located in the hotspots of Singapore and more expected to open soon, the award-winning Evolve MMA is the clear dominant player in the combat sports scene here in Asia. It caters to complete beginners to advanced experts and also has the largest Children’s Program in Asia.

The pristine, state-of-the-art gym is well known for its stellar lineup of world champion instructors in every discipline of combat sports it offers, and for boxing it is no different. It is the only boxing gym in Asia with two authentic World Champions to lead its boxing programme.

Book your classes here. 

If you’re looking for a rustic old-school experience for boxing, Kadir’s Boxing School is the perfect place.

Helmed and named after former national boxing coach Syed Abdul Kadir, the boxing programme draws from his wide-ranging experience both inside and outside the ring.

Kadir started boxing at the age of nine, and has been at the forefront of Singapore’s boxing scene for the past 30 years after representing the nation in the Commonwealth games and Asian Games.

Recognised by the Singapore Sports Council as the “Sportsman of the Year” in 1974, “Coach of the Year” in 1985, and one of “Singapore’s 50 Greatest Athletes of the Century” in 1999, Kadir continues his mission today to find and groom local talent to represent Singapore on the international stage.

For information about pricing, visit their website here.

Kadir’s Boxing School is located at 1 Guillemard Crescent

Spartan Boxing has a robust boxing programme takes beginners through the basics before leveling up to a competitive standard.

Expect a full workout when you go for a session at this gym because their goal is to help students achieve their personal fitness goals regardless of whether they ever throw a punch in competition.

Boxing routines are supplemented by strength and conditioning sessions, providing a holistic training programme that a student will never feel bored with.

For information about pricing, visit their website here.

Spartan Boxing is at 393 Joo Chiat Road.

Named after the Greek god of war, this boxing-only club in the West of Singapore prides itself on offering a traditional western-style boxing. All of their certified coaches are highly trained and experienced in boxing, coaching and fitness training. They offer both competitive and fitness training classes, so you can simply join for a cardio workout or conditioning exercise.

And don’t worry if your fitness level is close to nada, because all training is tailored to your current fitness level, and coaches are there to support and supervise you.

Ares Fight Club is located at 7 Toh Guan Rd E, #08-02, Singapore 608599.

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This post was first published on April 10, 2018, and updated on July 19, 2019.