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Nineties Boxing

5.0· 18 reviews on Google63 Ruthven Ln, West End, GlasgowMore in West EndMore in Glasgow

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Category
Strength, Pilates, Boxing, Fitness Studio
Location
West End, Glasgow
Rating
5.0 / 5 (18 reviews on Google)
Price
60–99 GBP

Nineties Boxing is a boutique boxing gym located at the end of Ruthven Lane in Glasgow's West End, run by former Scottish Middleweight Champion Marc Kerr.

The studio focuses on traditional boxing technique with a modern Nineties twist, offering a wide range of classes including group boxing, boxing technique and conditioning, strength and conditioning, pilates, ladies-only classes, private group classes, intro to boxing, and university fight camps. Sessions run by bookings only, Monday to Sunday.

Prices

PlanPriceTerms
Bronze Membership (1x/week, 5 sessions)£60/month
Silver Membership (2x/week)£93/month
Platinum Membership (unlimited)£99/month

Opening hours

Mon–Fri
05:00-23:00
Sat–Sun
05:00-23:00

Classes

Introduction to BoxingBurner ClassBoxing Technique & ConditioningPilatesPrivate Group ClassesUniversity Fight CampStrength & ConditioningLadies Only ClassesBoxing with Marc
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Frequently asked questions about Nineties Boxing

How much does it cost to train at Nineties Boxing?

Prices at Nineties Boxing are in the 60–99 GBP range. The cheapest option is Bronze Membership (1x/week, 5 sessions) at £60.

Does Nineties Boxing have an intro offer?

Yes. Nineties Boxing offers: Introduction to Boxing class for complete beginners — no experience required.

What are the opening hours at Nineties Boxing?

Nineties Boxing is open Mon–Fri 05:00-23:00, Sat–Sun 05:00-23:00.

Where is Nineties Boxing?

Nineties Boxing is at 63 Ruthven Ln in West End, Glasgow.

What kind of training does Nineties Boxing offer?

At Nineties Boxing you will find strength, pilates, boxing and fitness studio.

What rating does Nineties Boxing have?

Nineties Boxing has 5.0 out of 5 on Google based on 18 reviews.

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