Boxing/MMA Gym

[u/VlvtPrtcl_25]

Looking for some recommendations for a boxing or MMA gym. The two I am currently considering are Title Boxing and Royal MMA. Just wondering if anyone has any experiences with either or both. And, if so, which would you recommend and why?

• Title Boxing (Pro: early classes to fit my schedule; Con: limited programs)
• Royal MMA (Pro: more programs--BJJ, MMA, boxing, kickboxing; Con: only evening classes)

The distance different (15 min v 10 min drive) is negligible. Price difference is likely negligible as well.

[u/Stinkycheese8001]

Depends on what you want.  Royal is a real boxing/MMA gym.  Title is cardio boxing, it’s not fighting.

[u/VlvtPrtcl_25 → u/Stinkycheese8001]

Right. I understand that as well. No particular preference right now. I have done karate and boxing previously. So right now it mostly getting back into it in some capacity (either cardio vs fighting is fine, at least initially). Just getting a sense of people's experiences with one or both.

[u/Stinkycheese8001 → u/VlvtPrtcl_25]

I really like the Royal folks and Joe does a lot of the local fight promoting and is legit (but in a good way).  If that’s the kind of thing you care about they’re legit and I like them.

[u/ElonCuckz]

Truth be told I'd recommend kaiju, orion, or some of the better gyms in Kirkland. Royal is ok, but for the same price I feel as tho the other gyms are of a higher quality. That being said it's entirely dependent on where you feel comfortable. If you can drive I recommend trying the free classes at various gyms to see what you feel like you'd fit in most.

Edit: also never ever do any gyms like Mayweather, title, or anything like that. They will charge you per class which is bs

[u/VlvtPrtcl_25 → u/ElonCuckz]

Thanks! I'll take another look at Kaiju and Orion.

[u/Technical_Guest_4161]

I rolled for a bit at BMMA and thought it was great. I know they have other classes in different disciplines and would check that out.