Omori Gym - Suginami City

At first I was worried about being a boxing gym, but the experience was very polite and easy to understand, and I made many discoveries. I thought that the atmosphere of the gym was suitable for beginners.

A clean gym specializing in amateurs. Literally men and women of all ages are practicing in harmony. Of course, you can practice silently, and it will respond to your positive attitude.

Experience wanting to start some new sport. Although I am a beginner, he taught me politely, and I was attracted to the fun atmosphere of the members and joined. It's easy to hear what you don't understand, and everyone kindly teaches me, so I enjoy going there. Not to mention boxing skills, I often grow as a person with courtesy and learning attitude, and it is a nice experience to learn even as an adult. I didn't think that I could have a youth even if I became a member of society. Thank you.

I used to do Muay Thai overseas, but when I returned to Japan, I switched to boxing. He is a weak fighter with a record of 1 win and 7 losses during the Muay Thai era. I've been to various gyms, but I don't think there is a trainer or gym who can teach me so carefully. There are many professional gyms in the area, but there was no place that specializes in amateurs and teaches not only the training content but also the details of the footsteps. Unlike boxing, this is one of the few gyms where you can learn full-fledged boxing. In some gyms, coaches don't even have mitts, except for professional aspirants and golden-egg talent. The opinion of the person who has a low rating of 1 is completely unclear. He complains that he doesn't do what he wants. Is this the inside out of my weakness? Is it possible to cross over in society? I can assure you that martial arts require steady effort and a sincere attitude. It's up. I accept that fact, and it doesn't matter, so I'll practice. Even if I can't play big games in terms of age and I can't become a professional. Instead, I enjoy teaching my juniors and beginners as much as possible about my experience and watching them grow. I have suffered from Muay Thai and boxing many times and lost. However, each time I was encouraged by my opponents, seniors, colleagues, and coaches, I stood up many times, reflected on my next goal, and resumed my practice. I think this is all about, but it's the biggest attraction of learning. Boxing is a very difficult martial art, including a natural talent. For that reason, I am enthusiastic about practicing and learning. # 1 Observe the rules and respect the opponent ・ Courtesy (practice / match opponent is the biggest teacher) # 2 Humble attitude (learn from opponent / seniors) # 3 Admit defeat = Good Loser (overcome weaknesses by self-analysis) There is growth in protecting these three. This is important even when I become a member of society, and I was reminded again. I always want to have the feeling of being moved when I feel my growth even a little.

I was a complete beginner in martial arts and contact sports, but I feel that I am improving every day because I will teach you from 0 carefully. Looking at the other members, there are some who have experience in martial arts in the past and some who are completely beginners, so both beginners and experienced people can go without problems. The leaders are friendly. There is also a relationship where members can teach and teach, so it feels like a working club / working team. There is a curriculum from 0 and it is not done according to the flow, but each person practices individually and the instructors teach in it, so everyone who wants to receive training all at once or passively I have the impression that people don't fit very well. On the other hand, for those who want to do more and more on their own or who want to improve at their own pace, there is an environment where they can ask questions and practice at any time, and I think that cospa is the strongest. I think it's a gym that fits and doesn't fit, so if you're curious, it's a good idea to take the experience once!

I am an inexperienced martial arts person. I was attracted to the personalities and seriousness of the leaders and members, and joined the club on the same day I experienced it. It is a gym where you can learn important things as a person through boxing and grow. The purpose of learning boxing is different for each member, but I think it is a place where people who are serious about boxing can respect each other, support each other, and work hard together. Since joining here, there have been many changes in my physical condition and way of thinking. I'm really glad I met this gym.

A complete beginner. I joined this gym three years ago at the recommendation of an acquaintance to improve my physical strength. From the time of the experience, I was taught theoretically with chitin. Also, although there was guidance from senior members, it feels like an adult club, not an athletic club. As I learned later, there is no place in a professional gym to teach beginners with a neat curriculum. I was surprised. I think it's a rare boxing gym in Tokyo, no, Japan. Now, thanks to you, my illness has recovered, and I am able to have a family relationship with trainers and members over the ages.

"Boxing gym for working people" As long as the members have a life as a member of society, it is a gym with a guidance policy that focuses on practice that does not lead to injuries that affect daily life. Since the practice focuses on shadows, punching bags, mitts, mass boxing, etc., I think it is unlikely that "I got a punch from the other person and caused a concussion" or "I had a broken fundus". The atmosphere of the gym is "respect for the other person, serious and fun". Some members have experience in boxing and other martial arts, some are inexperienced but want to move, and there are a wide variety of occupations, genders, and ages. The members, including the chairman and representatives, are all friendly, so I think it's comfortable. This gym is recommended for those who think, "I want to start some exercise, but the boxing gym looks scary and the hurdles are high ...".