Relentless Boxing & Training Center

"This place is amazing! I've gained so much knowledge and training coming here for class. Classes are twice daily in the afternoons as well as some morning classes. Pricing is more than fair for what you pay. Some other gyms I've visited, have no real structure, but more of a "Work out on your own" vibe. Here, I feel that you get more experience working with others who have been there and having Art giving you guidance along your way. I've been here for 2months now and I am really enjoying the atmosphere and feel of coming in just to work out on my own, if I please. I highly recommend coming in and sitting in/viewing the class as it is being taught. Definitely a game changer for your workout."

"If you are looking to get in shape and learn proper boxing technique's I highly recommend Relentless Boxing. Arturo Quintero the owner was a professional boxer a very good fighter at that is the type of person you want to learn from. You definitely will feel the energy of camaraderie amongst all the members. Relentless has the best boxing coaches and all the boxing equipment you need to sharpen your boxing skills."

"best boxing gym in bay area, people are super nice !! it's all about boxing, also hosting boxing even yearly !"

"The boxing class here is a HUGE disappointment. The instructor seemed disinterested and lacked proper knowledge, leaving us feeling unguided throughout the session and the instructor just distracted and kept talking to someone else. The facility was poorly maintained, with shabby equipment that was borderline unsafe to use. Additionally, the class was overcrowded, making it challenging to receive any individual attention. Save your time and money, and look for a better boxing class elsewhere."

"Terrific boxing gym with serious instructors that can help if you’re interested in amateur competition or in working out. Arturo is a great guy and pays close attention to his students’ needs. Keep in mind that classes can get busy and there are students of all different skill levels. Arturo will provide personal attention but to truly learn the sport, you need private training or to join the fight team. He’s a pro fighter with a great record and a great demeanor—the gym’s culture comes from his positivity. Easily one of my favorite places in the whole of the Bay Area. A note for beginners: proper footwork and punching technique are the most essential components of boxing and when you’re starting out, they’re both difficult and tedious. It takes a while to truly learn how to throw a punch and how to hit the heavy bag let alone how to spar. Give it time, past those first few sessions. And if classes seem tedious, try starting out with a couple private lessons."