Best Boxing Gyms in Queens (New York City)?

[pugichiban]

Hey folks, I am rather new to this. I tried to post on the Amateur Boxing Sub-Reddit but they automatically deleted my thread. So I live and work out of Queens, NY. My local Boxing gyms are BUA, Church Street Boxing LIC, and the Cave Boxing Club. Church Street would be most convenient. However, a Reddit post claims that Church Street Boxing changed their coaching method, and do not teach Right Hooks to beginners anymore, and also simplified their combos. So, can anyone suggest a gym in Queens by the R/M trains?

[Ry*nS*ngalia]

Depends on what you're looking for. Church Street is a great location and will be able to give you a good workout. In terms of becoming a better competitive boxer, Rockaway Ropes in Far Rockaway is the most prolific gym in the borough but it's a serious distance away from that area. Coach Kenyatta has unbeaten pro Donte Layne and a bunch of other very good boxers. There's also Woodside Boxing off of Roosevelt Ave., they show up at all the major tournaments.

[adamjones]

Hey folks, I am rather new to this. I tried to post on the Amateur Boxing Sub-Reddit but they automatically deleted my thread. So I live and work out of Queens, NY. My local Boxing gyms are BUA, Church Street Boxing LIC, and the Cave Boxing Club. Church Street would be most convenient CBT test training in Milton Keynes. However, a Reddit post claims that Church Street Boxing changed their coaching method, and do not teach Right Hooks to beginners anymore, and also simplified their combos. So, can anyone suggest a gym in Queens by the R/M trains?

If you're looking for a gym in Queens by the R/M trains, you could check out Gleason's Gym in LIC, Astoria Boxing Club, or Kingsway Boxing in Sunnyside. These gyms offer solid training and might be a good alternative to Church Street Boxing.