History of Our Club
BX1 Gym History
BX1 Gym is a boxing club located in the heart of Neutral Bay in that trains pro, amateur and recreational boxers.
State of the Art Equipment
We make sure the equipment you use in our gym is suitable for you, and is kept in the best condition. It is frequently replaced and updated with newer, more efficient exercise gear for your ultimate convenience and to make sure you can focus on your training a 100% of the time.
Our atmosphere of brotherhood an unrelenting challenge is unique to our boxing club, making it far more than a gym. Here in the BX1 Gym you will be a part of a friendly family. A family that will support you but also drive you to the peak of your ability and skill.
Why Choose the BX1 Gym?
The BX1 Gym is a high intensity workout facility that will keep you motivated & shedding weight, all while providing a stress-relieving outlet.
A mash up of short circuit, full body workouts & fighting techniques makes this club a unique addition to boxing. Our staff knows everyone on a first name basis, and make an effort to help improve your physical form as well as overall health.
Our gym is filled with professional trainers that will push all members to their peak physical limits while also educating them on proper techniques to maximize workouts and prevent injuries. Classes are continuously redesigned to add variety to your workout and keep your body in a good shape.
Community Partners
The BX1 Leaders Program is a flexible, community-based initiative that connects and engages vulnerable, at-risk children & youth in numerous neighborhoods of Neutral Bay.
This program is about active connection and inclusion of our children and youth. We focus on connecting with the children and youth where they are, building a relationship and helping them to integrate into neighborhood programs, services and education opportunities.
The BX1 Leaders is a community of boxers, coaches, and youth workers who work outside the walls and boundaries of the traditional youth-work or recreation setting.
