A London boxing academy and affiliated amateur club in Kidbrooke, SE3.
First session free · No contract · Pay as you go
"Training at H&G has made a real difference for us. The coaches care, and the club feels welcoming."
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Choose the right next step
If you want a normal class, book the free boxing class route. If you want personal training, message us so we can check coach availability.
Pick the option that sounds most like you and we'll point you in the right direction.
Not sure? Book a free trial and we'll work it out together.
Personal training
Classes come first at H&G. If you want faster technical progress, choose 1-to-1, 2-to-1 or 3-to-1 Training: one coach, one to three people, one session.
1-to-1 Training
Undivided coach time. Fastest route to technique. First session £25 instead of £50.
From £40/session on a 10-pack.
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2-to-1 Training
Bring a friend, partner, sibling or colleague. Split the cost. First session £15 per person.
From £25 per person on a 10-pack.
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3-to-1 Training
Three friends, colleagues or a family group. Cheapest per-person coached boxing we run.
From £20 per person on a 10-pack.
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Google reviews
Real comments from people using the club for adult classes, junior boxing and beginner training.
Michelle Barnard
10 Oct 2026
★★★★★
Just been to a taster session for women’s only boxing! Anton and Charles were both super friendly and helpful. Even though I’m a beginner, they adapt exercises for all abilities. Absolutely loved it and will be back!
RDO
10 Oct 2026
★★★★★
Best gym in the area . Very good coaching
Haroun Mohammadi
9 Oct 2026
★★★★★
Great boxing gym with a welcoming atmosphere and a really good environment to train in. The coaches are supportive, professional, and always willing to help you improve your skills and build confidence. The sessions are challenging but enjoyable, and the gym is a great place to improve your fitness, discipline, and boxing technique. Highly recommend it to anyone, whether you’re a beginner or have experience in boxing!
Dayan Tanchovski
9 Oct 2026
★★★★★
Great gym for workouts and boxing
Leo Watson
9 Oct 2026
★★★★★
Great gym and quality coaches
Alfie Walding
9 Oct 2026
★★★★★
Unreal gym
alfie cochrane
9 Oct 2026
★★★★★
First session at Honour & Glory tonight and I’m dripping from head to toe I will be coming back for more soon
Christopher Lang
9 Oct 2026
★★★★★
Good space. Friendly Coaches.
salim mahamed
9 Oct 2026
★★★★★
First day and it was a really good experience good people good funny serious coaches I will be coming back
Honor
3 Oct 2026
★★★★★
I took a free trial class alongside my sister and the trainers were lovely and informative they all came around the class to help inform and introduce themselves - definitely worth coming along and checking out for yourself!!!
Angela Goward
3 Oct 2026
★★★★★
Great work outfit women’s boxing 🥊!!
Suzaan
3 Oct 2026
★★★★★
It was my first time going to a boxing class. I went to the women's class and everyone there was very friendly and it was great exercise.
Teresa Brown
3 Oct 2026
★★★★★
Amazing
Susan Morrison
3 Oct 2026
★★★★★
Brilliant!
Daniel Quaisie
2 Oct 2026
★★★★★
Wonderful boxing Gym - had a great first session Anton, John and everyone was very welcoming definitely coming back
Gary Gillatt
2 Oct 2026
★★★★★
Great club. Friendly, positive atmosphere. My teenage daughter loves it.
Adesh Gurung
30 Sept 2026
★★★★★
Nice trial session, beginner friendly
Seán Gannon
30 Sept 2026
★★★★★
Great gym… very welcoming… let’s the old boys have a go.
Harry Nayan
28 Sept 2026
★★★★★
Dont be intimidated when you come in, just be willing to work and you’ll he extremely welcome
sarah kearns
27 Sept 2026
★★★★★
My son tried the taster class and absolutely loved it! He’ll be back next week.
Patricia Fragoso
26 Sept 2026
★★★★★
It was my first time coming to Honour & Glory and it was great. I had an amazing time with Charles and Anton were so helpful and fun. I will definitely be coming back every Saturday from now on!! So excited to start my boxing journey with them.
Shel
26 Sept 2026
★★★★★
It was our first time coming to honour and glory and we really enjoyed our first session. The trainers Charles and Anton are really helpful and friendly and we had a great time. Will definitely be coming again the following week !
Tarin Farhana
26 Sept 2026
★★★★★
Amazing class even as a beginner, great trainer and you learn a lot even in one session. Very friendly and welcoming
William Rosser
23 Sept 2026
★★★★★
Sons first time doing anything like this and he loved it will deffo be back.
SkillandBeat T.V
23 Sept 2026
★★★★★
Excellent boxing club.
Takami kei
21 Sept 2026
★★★★★
Honourable experience came here for the free trial and had a blast. Everyone was lovely and the environment was lovely. Would definitely recommend for anyone considering to come here.
Fatma Kucuk
19 Sept 2026
★★★★★
They were so friendly and it was wonderful i fully recommend
Ansh Raj
19 Sept 2026
★★★★★
Great first experience, gym caters to all levels and Tyler is a brilliant coach!
Jack Warren
18 Sept 2026
★★★★★
Brilliant boxing gym full of great Blokes and every session makes you feel proper good
RyNx
14 Sept 2026
★★★★★
Awesome coach, friendly environment and has all the facilities you’d need.
Club standard
Real boxing is controlled, technical and respectful. Beginners, regulars and competitive boxers share the same floor with the same basic rule: train properly and treat people properly.
Coaches set the tone. You will be shown what to do, corrected when you need it, and given a clear route into the right class.
Boxing club comparison guides
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For people who want a serious class without ego, pressure or a cold first-session experience.
The strongest route if you have never boxed before and want a clear first step.
Women-only and mixed-class routes, with practical questions to ask before you book.
Accessibility in the practical sense: price clarity, beginner support, local travel and class choice.
How to think about inclusion, respect and community without empty marketing claims.
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Everything you need to know before your first session.
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Wear comfortable sportswear and trainers. Bring a water bottle. We provide all boxing equipment including gloves, wraps, and pads. Just turn up ready to train.
No experience needed. We have complete beginners in every session. Our coaches will teach you proper technique from the ground up. Everyone starts somewhere.
No. You build fitness by training - you do not need it beforehand. Beginners start at their own pace and the work scales to whatever level you walk in at. Most people are surprised how quickly their conditioning improves once they are training regularly.
All sessions are pay-as-you-go with no contracts or sign-up fees. Prices start from £5 per session depending on the class. Serving Armed Forces and active NHS staff get 50% off adult recreational class prices with proof of occupation, paying £5 instead of £10. See our full pricing breakdown on the prices page and the NHS and Armed Forces discount page.
We train boxers from age 7 upwards. Junior Recreational is for ages 7-16, Junior Competitive is for ages 10-16, and adult sessions are for 17+. There is no upper age limit - we have members in their 50s training regularly.
No. Our recreational classes focus on technique, fitness, and pad work - no sparring required. If you want to compete, we have dedicated Elite sessions with sparring and competition preparation. It's your choice.
Free parking at 122 Broad Walk, close to Kidbrooke Village, Kidbrooke station and the A2.
Our boxing gym is located in Kidbrooke, SE3, in the Royal Borough of Greenwich.
Honour & Glory Boxing Academy
122 Broad Walk, London SE3 8ND
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