1. Master the basics

    You need a strong technical foundation and be able to defend yourself. The coaches decide when you're ready – based on your boxing, your attitude and your ability to take instructions.

  2. Train regularly and show commitment

    To be considered as a competitive boxer we require you to train at least 8 times a week. At least 4 of these should be boxing classes where you regularly spar and join the other classes. Talk to a coach to agree which classes suit you. The rest you combine with strength, conditioning and your own training.

  3. Mental strength and patience

    Competing is tough. It takes focus, discipline and a strong mindset. If you really want to compete, the coaches will notice. It's about attitude – every week.

  4. Costs of competing

    Competing costs a bit on top of your membership: a competition record book 200 SEK, a competition licence 200–300 SEK and a medical check 300 SEK. On top of that come fees when you compete – a tournament is often around 400–500 SEK per entry, while some galas can be free.

”Show that you want to compete – by showing up, doing the work and continuing to improve. We believe in you – but you also have to believe in the process.”

Training

Classes for competitors

Punching power & technique

Power & Rotation

Learn to hit harder. Rotation, stance and shifting your weight from hip to hip.

  • Monday 19:45–20:45
Technique & sparring

Drills & Sparring

Structured drills and sparring. Learn to act and defend yourself with confidence.

  • Tuesday 17:00–18:10
  • Saturday 12:05–13:30

Ready to start?

Try a full week for 50 SEK. No experience needed.

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