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Boxing Gyms in Aurora, IL

5 of the 27 martial arts schools we list in Aurora have boxing or striking classes.

Boxing, kickboxing and Muay Thai are taught in very different rooms — some are fight gyms with a ring and a competition team, others run fitness-style classes where nobody spars. These gyms list boxing or striking classes, so you can pick by what you actually want to do: learn to fight, get in shape, or both.

  1. Pica Pau Jiu Jitsu & Grappling

    1050 Corporate Blvd, Aurora, IL 60505

    Kids classesBJJ / grapplingMuay thai / kickboxing
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  2. National Karate and Martial Arts

    1649 Montgomery Rd, Aurora, IL 60504-4362

    Muay thai / kickboxingKarate / taekwondo
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  3. iLoveKickboxing - Aurora

    4400 Mccoy Dr, Aurora, IL 60504

    Muay thai / kickboxing
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  4. Aurora Boxing Club

    551 4th Ave, Aurora, IL 60505

    Muay thai / kickboxing
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  5. Copley Boxing & Training Center

    517 N Union St, Aurora, IL 60505

    Muay thai / kickboxing
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Sparring is almost always optional. A good striking gym lets beginners train pad work and bag rounds for weeks before anyone steps in the ring, and many never spar at all. If contact matters to you either way, ask how sparring is scheduled and whether headgear and a partner of your size are required.

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Do I need experience to join a boxing gym?

No. Most gyms run beginner classes that start with stance, footwork and pad work. You will need hand wraps and gloves after the first trial session; many gyms lend gloves at first.

What is the difference between boxing and kickboxing classes?

Boxing uses punches only; kickboxing and Muay Thai add kicks, and Muay Thai adds knees, elbows and clinch work. Fitness kickboxing classes often skip partner drills entirely.

Are boxing classes good for kids?

Many gyms run youth programs focused on conditioning and technique with no head contact. Ask about age groups and whether youth sparring is supervised and optional.