The craft / Instruction, not imitation
Real boxing for real people, taught by real trainers.
At 20 Vesey Street
Boxing has a language. We teach you how to speak it.
Footwork before fireworks. Balance before power. Defense before bravado. Whether you train in a group or one-on-one, the instruction starts with the fundamentals.
Try a lesson ↗Train together. Get coached individually.
Every group session includes work on the focus pads with a trainer. Add bag work, boxing drills, and conditioning. You share the session—not the responsibility for your technique.
Good form and proper instruction don’t disappear because there’s more than one person in the room.
Ask about group training →A trainer in your corner
One-hour lessons with room to work at your pace. Learn the basics, untangle a bad habit, or develop the details that make your boxing better.
The work is built around you. The standard is still the same: listen, practice, and get it right before you get it fast.
Ask about private lessons →The neighborhood’s corner
Trinity Boxing Community at 116 Duane Street is the place to ask about training for your special group. Arrangements and schedules are handled directly with Trinity.
Explore the Community →Your first round
You don’t need to know how to box before you come in. Otherwise, what would you need us for?
Wear comfortable training clothes and sneakers. Before your first visit, ask us about gloves, hand wraps, and the best session to start with.
For regular group training and private instruction, start with the main gym at 20 Vesey Street. For a special-group or community inquiry, contact us about 116 Duane Street.
Use the Book a trial link to visit Trinity’s existing booking page, or call (212) 374-9393 to talk through your first session.
Call Trinity for the latest timetable and availability. Current published rates are on the official rates page. Community schedules are arranged separately.
Tell the trainer. We’ll start with stance, balance, movement, and the basics. There’s no prize for pretending you already know.
Get off your stool
You don’t have to be a fighter to walk through the door. That’s what the gym is for.