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Different ages, different experience levels, all getting stuck into their training. Whether you’re learning the basics, working on your fitness or looking to improve your boxing, there’s a place for you at Revolution. Come in and have a go.

Learning to box takes more than just throwing punches. You’ve got to learn how to defend yourself, keep your feet planted and stay balanced while you move. That’s why we spend time working on the basics at Revolution. Getting those little things right makes a big difference as you improve.

Having good coaches makes a big difference when you’re learning to box. At Revolution, our coaches take the time to show you how things are done, help you get the technique right and work with you at your own pace. Whether you’re brand new or have been training for years, there’s always someone…

The 4:30pm class is about learning the basics, working on your fitness and building your skills at your own pace. No contact, and no need to keep up with anyone else in the room. Just come in and have a go.

There’s a certain energy when the gym’s full and everyone’s getting stuck into their own training. You don’t have to be the fittest or the most experienced person in the room, you just have to be willing to get in and have a go.

Boxing teaches teenagers to keep pushing when things get hard, to commit to something and to back themselves. They build that confidence in the gym, then they can take it with them and apply it outside of the gym.

Boxing doesn’t care how old you are. It meets you where you’re at. You can start young or pick it up later in life. There’s always something to learn, something to improve and a reason to keep coming back. See you in the gym.

There’s something about an afternoon class at Revolution that probably doesn’t come across in the fast clips. You’ve got people at completely different stages of learning, all sharing the same floor. Some have been boxing for years, some are still thinking about where their feet need to be, how to…

There’s a lot more being built in a boxing gym than just boxing. You see kids come in unsure of themselves, then slowly start to carry themselves differently. And the best part is watching that confidence turn into something good. Being the kid who knows what it feels like, and won’t stand by when…

No contracts. No joining fees. No being stuck paying for a gym you don’t want to be at. Come in, learn to box, get fitter and enjoy your training. 💪🏽

You don’t need anything fancy to get a good session in. A skipping rope, a bag and a few solid rounds will sort you out pretty quickly. 😂 Good for the feet, good for the fitness and a pretty good place to start if you’re new to boxing.

There’s always a good crew at the 9am boxing classes. Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings. Good training, familiar faces and nobody takes themselves too seriously. If mornings work for you, come down and join us.

Most people think they need to be fit, experienced, or confident before they walk into a boxing gym. Truth is, nearly everyone feels the same way on day one. Just have a go. You’ll be surprised how quickly this place starts to feel like home.

Nobody walks in knowing what “slip, hook, straight” means. Before long, it becomes second nature. Keep showing up and trust the process. 🥊

We all love a Brandon quote… so here’s Part 2. 😅🙌🏽 What’s the one thing Brandon says that lives rent free in your head? 👇🏼

Whether you’re stepping into a gym for the first time, training for fitness, or getting ready for your next fight, there’s a place for you here. If you’ve been thinking about giving boxing a go, we’d love to see you at Revolution. 🥊

If you’ve trained with Brandon, you’ve heard at least one of these… 😂 “That’s no good, good news.” “One round to go.” “Burst means fast.” “Rotate those hips.” And that’s only Part 1… 😂 What else does Brandon say every single session? Drop your favourite below. 👇

The hardest part of boxing isn’t hitting someone. It’s staying switched on when you’re tired, under pressure, and getting hit back. 🥊 Who’s felt that during sparring?

Most people think boxing is all about the hands. The reality? Your feet decide whether you’re in position to land, defend, or get caught. That’s why you’ll hear coaches talking about footwork just as much as punches. The better your feet move, the easier everything else becomes.

The longer you train, the more you realise it’s about timing, distance, and making the right decisions under pressure. 🥊

You can literally see the adjustments happening in real time. Head moving, feet working, slipping shots instead of wearing them. That’s what training at Revolution looks like. Not just throwing punches, learning how to actually box.

Everyone thinks they’d survive the session until the timer starts 😂

The energy in these sessions is different. The pace doesn’t stop. People pushing hard, coaches constantly working with members, and everyone feeding off the energy in the room.

Good boxing isn’t just throwing punches. It’s the little adjustments. Head position. Footwork. Timing. Learning how to stay sharp while everything’s moving. That’s the kind of coaching you’ll get at Revolution.

A bit of tough love never hurt anyone 😂 That push is why people improve in here.

Real time coaching. Real time adjustments. Getting to hear the tips, corrections, and breakdowns as the sparring happens shows how much detail goes into every session. Not just throwing punches. Learning how to move, react, and think under pressure.

Real coaching happens in the moment. Fixing the stance. Correcting the footwork. Helping people understand why things work, not just throwing punches for the sake of it.

You can tell a lot about a gym by the way the coach runs a session. Brandon’s not standing back yelling instructions. He’s in it with everyone, correcting, teaching, pushing people to improve every round.

It’s the little details that make the difference. Good coaching isn’t just telling people to throw punches. It’s correcting the habits, timing, and technique behind every shot.

Good coaches don’t let bad habits slide. That extra attention to detail is what separates going through the motions from actually improving.