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Boxing in Brighton
20 boxing studios to discover.
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Brighton has a surprisingly active boxing scene, with 20 studios spread across neighbourhoods ranging from the seafront-adjacent Brunswick to the residential pockets of Bevendean and Round Hill. Bevendean alone hosts two well-regarded clubs: Gorilla Boxing Portslade and Moulsecoomb boxing gym, both carrying five-star ratings. Round Hill is another cluster worth knowing, home to Boxe - Brighton, which has built a strong local following. The city's studios vary considerably in format — some focus on technical sparring and club-style training, others lean towards fitness-led classes. This page brings together the full list of Brighton's boxing studios, with locations, ratings, and the details you need to find the right fit.
20 gyms & studios
All 20 boxing studios in Brighton
- Gorilla Boxing Portslade
- Boxe - Brighton — Round Hill
- Box and Burn gym
- SEAGYM Brighton — Kemptown
- Moulsecoomb boxing gym — Bevendean
- Intentional Fitness — Round Hill
- TheBox — Brunswick
- KPulse Brighton — Round Hill
- Be Outdoor Fit Bandstand — Hollingdean
- ((BOUNCE)) - Brighton — Withdean
- Rise Boxing
- Three Pillars of Fitness - Woodingdean Central Park — Woodingdean
- Three Pillars of Fitness - Rottingdean Whiteway Centre
- Stables Gym — Whitehawk
- Trigger Point Pilates - The Barn, Westdene Green — Withdean
- Boxercise Bootcamp Wellbeing Studio - Regency Square — Brunswick
- Brighton Boxing Academy — Whitehawk
- Jojo Box Fit - Hanover Community Centre — Queen's Park
- Phantom Boxing Academy — Portslade Village
- Three Pillars of Fitness - Woodingdean Youth Centre — Woodingdean
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Frequently asked questions about boxing in Brighton
How many boxing studios are there in Brighton?
There are 20 boxing studios in Brighton listed on Studiomaps.app. They are spread across several neighbourhoods, including Bevendean, Brunswick, Round Hill, Hollingdean, and Kemptown, so most residents are within a reasonable distance of at least one option.
Which area of Brighton has the most boxing studios?
Bevendean has a notable concentration of boxing studios, home to both Gorilla Boxing Portslade and Moulsecoomb Boxing Gym. Brunswick, Round Hill, Hollingdean, and Kemptown also each have boxing provision, making the sport fairly well distributed across Brighton.
What are the best-known boxing studios in Brighton?
Among the most recognised boxing studios in Brighton are Gorilla Boxing Portslade in Bevendean, Boxe Brighton in Round Hill, Box and Burn Gym, Beoutdoorfit in Hollingdean, and Moulsecoomb Boxing Gym in Bevendean. Each offers a slightly different format, from traditional boxing training to fitness-focused classes.
Is boxing suitable for beginners in Brighton?
Yes, several Brighton boxing studios cater specifically to beginners. Studios such as Boxe Brighton in Round Hill and Box and Burn Gym offer introductory sessions where no prior experience is required. Classes typically focus on technique, pad work, and fitness conditioning rather than sparring, making them accessible to newcomers.
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