What age does BoxiQ take children from?

The current classes page lists one youth class, Teens Box Tech for ages 11 to 15, and the Teen Membership is listed for ages 11-16. The site also has a page for an AK Academy programme with a 6-10 group, dating from February 2024; ask the gym whether anything runs now for under-11s.

How much does teen boxing at BoxiQ cost?

The website lists a Teen Membership at AED 400 a month, with full gym access and unlimited classes for ages 11-16. Confirm the current price with the gym before joining.

Does my teenager need boxing experience?

No. Teens Box Tech is listed as all levels and is described as an entry point for young people who want to try boxing.

Is there a free trial?

Yes, the website offers a free trial: you fill in a call-back request form on boxiq.me and the gym contacts you. Ask whether the free trial can be used for the teen class.

When are the teen classes?

The live timetable is on BoxiQ's online booking portal (Glofox), linked from the Teens Box Tech page on boxiq.me. Times change, so check there or ask the gym.

Yes. The club says there is standard RTA street parking and plenty of underground parking nearby, and it can send you the exact location.

BoxiQ: teen boxing in Al Quoz

Combat SportsBoxing

Checked Oct 2026Details checked October 2026

Al Quoz

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Ages11–17years old
PriceAED 400a month, lowest price
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BoxiQ is a mainly adult boxing gym in the Al Joud Centre, Al Quoz, with a class for teenagers. Teens Box Tech is a 60-minute, all-levels class for 11 to 15-year-olds who want to try boxing: the club says it focuses on the fundamentals, including technique and footwork, while building fitness, discipline and focus. It is led by Jimmy, whom the club describes as a veteran coach with an "old-school" approach to technique and discipline. Teens can join on a Teen Membership (ages 11-16), which the website lists at AED 400 a month with full gym access and unlimited classes; confirm the current price with the gym. The gym itself has two full-size boxing rings, a large selection of punching bags, and ice baths and infrared saunas for recovery. Classes are booked through the gym's online portal, and the website offers a free trial through a call-back request form. The current classes page lists one youth class, starting at 11, so it mainly suits a parent with a teenager; ask the gym whether anything runs now for younger children.

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The activity

Boxing, explained

Boxing for young people is mostly about technique and fitness, not fighting. In a typical class, children and teens learn a proper guard, stance and footwork, then the basic punches, practised on bags and on pads held by a coach. Sessions usually mix skill drills with skipping, circuits and core work, so it builds stamina, coordination and strength alongside focus and self-discipline. Contact sparring is generally kept for older, more experienced boxers and only happens under close supervision. Each club sets its own starting age; at BoxiQ the youth class is for 11 to 15-year-olds.

Who it's for

Teenagers aged 11 to 15 for the Teens Box Tech class (all levels, including complete beginners); the Teen Membership is listed for ages 11-16. The rest of the current timetable is adult classes. The site also has a page for an AK Academy programme with a 6-10 group, dating from February 2024; ask the gym whether anything runs now for under-11s.

What to expect

Teens Box Tech lasts 60 minutes and is open to all levels. The club says each session works on the fundamentals of boxing, including technique and footwork, with a focus on enjoying the sport while getting fitter. The listed coach for the class is Jimmy. Sessions are booked online through BoxiQ's Glofox booking portal, which also holds the live timetable. The website offers a free trial: you fill in a call-back request form and the gym gets in touch. Ask whether the trial covers the teen class. What kit a teen needs to bring (gloves, wraps) is not stated for this class, so ask the provider.

Highlights

Teens Box Tech: a 60-minute, all-levels boxing class for ages 11 to 15 (boxiq.me)
Teen Membership listed at AED 400 a month: full gym access and unlimited classes, ages 11-16; confirm current price (boxiq.me)
Two full-size boxing rings and a wide selection of punching bags (boxiq.me)
Ice baths and infrared saunas on site for recovery (boxiq.me)
Book and see the live class timetable through the gym's online booking portal (boxiq.me)
4.8 on Google from 60 reviews (Google listing)

Why parents rate it

What parents say on Google

BoxiQ has a 4.8 rating on Google from 60 reviews, with 56 of them five stars, one four-star and three one-star. Reviews quoted on the club's own website mention knowledgeable coaches and a welcome for complete beginners as well as experienced boxers.

The facts

Ages: Teens Box Tech: 11-15
Teen Membership: 11-16
Prices: Teen Membership AED 400 per month (full gym access, unlimited classes, ages 11-16), as listed on boxiq.me; confirm current
Schedule: Teens Box Tech: 60-minute sessions; live timetable on the gym's Glofox booking portal
Trial: Free trial via a call-back request form on boxiq.me/free-trial; ask whether it covers the teen class
Where: Al Joud Centre, Level M, Office 13, 15A Street, Al Quoz, Dubai
How to book: app.glofox.com/portal/#/branch/6142fdc7201f005b933e27e3/classes-week-view · +971 58 563 6123 · [email protected]
Opening hours: Mon–Thu6am–9pm
Fri6am–7pm
Sat–Sun9am–2pm

Questions parents ask

Good to know

Parking: standard RTA street parking, plus underground parking nearby; the gym can send the exact location (boxiq.me)
Wheelchair-accessible entrance, toilet and car park (Google listing)
The gym is on Level M (Office 13) of the Al Joud Centre, 15A Street, Al Quoz (boxiq.me)
Privilee members can use one class a week, per the club's FAQ; ask whether this applies to teen classes (boxiq.me)