About Us

Where is the Fredericton Boxing Club located?

The Club is located at 141 School Street (on Fredericton's north side). It is the upstairs of the Devon Kinsmen building.

Map of Fredericton Area

What time are the classes?

Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday nights. Competitors class is from 5:30-7:30pm and Recreational class is 7:30-9:15pm

During the summer months, beginning on June 10, both Competitive and Recreational classes will be combined and held between 6:00 - 8:00pm.

How do I become a member of the Fredericton Boxing Club?

Either call Aubrey MacLeod (506.470.3938), email Aubrey.Macleod@frederictonboxing.com, or just stop by the club on a training night and start right away.

What do I need to bring?

Just bring whatever you like to work out in, shorts, T-shirt and clean sneakers are fine. Hand wraps and bag gloves may be on your shopping list later but don't spend too much money until you know boxing is right for you. Also, be sure to bring lots of water to prevent dehydration during the class.

How much does it cost?

Your first time attending the Fredericton Boxing Club is free. This will give you the opportunity to participate and get a feel for boxing. If you decide to become a member of the Fredericton Boxing Club then you will have to pay dues of $40.00 per month or $100 for three months.

If you want to become a competitive member, then you must become registered with Boxing Canada. Registration cost is $50.00 per calendar year and will allow you spar with other competitive members of the club. Fredericton Boxing Club is non-profit, therefore with try our best to pay the traveling costs for competitive boxers attending competitions.

How do I become a competitive boxer?

Becoming a boxer takes a lot of hard work and determination, and even then some never compete. Most people who work hard to learn the skills and to get into great shape can expect to be ready to compete, usually before they have been training for one year. Becoming a competitor you must spar for at least a couple of months and prior to sparring you must be registered with Boxing Canada and have a medical form completed by your doctor. Boxers will only be allowed to compete when the coaches feel you are ready.

Are there many competitions?

We travel between fifteen and twenty times per year to compete in New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and Quebec. We have also sent boxers to National Championships all over Canada as well as to International tournaments in places such as Ireland and Madagascar. Generally only more experienced boxers compete at National and International tournaments but novice boxers can travel around the Maritimes several times per year.