Upon first setting foot in the Warzone Boxing Club of Rancho Cucamonga, one is immediately struck by the impression that one is in a place wholly dedicated to the sweet science. The gym itself is dominated by a boxing ring in which club members can be seen sparring or engaging in drills, while a wide assortment of bags, weights, treadmills, and the like are employed by boxers of all ages and experience levels seeking to develop their skills. It is pleasantly surprising, then, that the palpable intensity of the place energizes, rather than excludes: Staff and club members alike are friendly, knowledgeable, and encouraging, and their enthusiasm for boxing is contagious from the very moment one steps in the door. Warzone offers classes, private instruction (by appointment), and the use of the aforementioned gym facilities (which are spacious, well lit, and amply stocked with all the equipment a boxer might need for training). I myself take the amateur (non-competitive) men's boxing/conditioning classes and can honestly say that they are the best part of my week. An excellent and well-considered combination of intense conditioning, training, and application, these courses are just the thing for burning off stress, toning up, and learning the ins and outs of one of the most compelling sports around. Mike Franco, the instructor, brings his own experience in the ring to these courses, offering the sorts of insights into the sport that can only come from the lived experience of competition. Of course, those looking for a more intense program of study have a number of courses to choose from, and courses for women and children are also available. While I cannot directly vouch for the quality of these courses, I can unreservedly say that the obvious enthusiasm of their participants is as eloquent a recommendation as one could desire. Which brings me to my final point: You need not take my word for any of this. You need only stop in, try a class, talk to staff and club members, and, I have every confidence, you will see the club's merits for yourself.

I've always wanted to learn the art of boxing but never got around to joining a boxing gym until I found this place and took a look around. There's tons of boxing equipment and lots of friendly and enthusiastic people training and sparring each other. They have trophies and WBC champion belts that some of their fighters have won on display, as well as other memorabilia. I joined immediately after talking to the Head Coach Al, who made it clear that they are dedicated to developing members into great fighters, or at least training them that way. I've only been going little while now, but I can definitely tell the coaches are totally dedicated to making sure that members are getting the best out of their experience there, and genuinely care about you and your development as a boxer from the ground up. This is an absolute great place for boxing.

Warzome boxing gym is the best in the Inland Empire. Because it has something for everybody, men women and kids. I never was interested in training at a boxing gym until I checked out Warzone. I knew it was the best boxing gym in the Inland Empire. I joined Warzone boxing gym and it was the best decision I ever made. I am 43 a big guy and was out of shape. After training Warezone for 6 month I fell like a new younger man with more energy, stamina, and flexibility. I am finally returning to the man I use I be 25 pounds lighter. The workout where hard but a lot of fun. The instructors were excellent trainer and very knowledge. I was hard to go boxing and train after a long day at work. It was much easier to go home dink a beer lay down on the couch and flip channels with remote. It easier to do that,, but nothing in your life changes. If you want things in your life to change than you have to take a look at your self and make a change. Nothing ventured nothing gained. I encourage all middle age men who doubts about training in a boxing gym to check out Warezone. Do yourself that favor. If you missed out like I did on boxing training as a teenager you have a second chance I experience what I missed out on. I experience the joys of working hard sweating while your beating up on a punching bag. I even experience the joys of sparring with a opponent with full head gears taking punches, dodging punches, blocking punches, and giving pouches. It is a great experience. You can experience at Warezone boing gym.

A little over a year ago i joined the WarZone boxing club. The main purpose was to keep my diabetes under control. Not only are my sugar levels at normal levels without the use of pills, I have come to love the sport and will be fighting soon. I believe that is due to the great coaching, knowledge and motivation that comes from the coaches. whether its for health or competition, you should definitely check out this gym. Great Coaches. Great classes. Great people.

I started taking boxing lessons from the Warzone three months ago. I chose it because it wasn’t like one of these corporate chains where it feels like you are going to 24-hour fitness. It is a family owned and operated club with trainers who are current professional fighters. They keep fight ready and you know you are being trained by someone who is still immersed in the sport. The family is great and the training is really intense. Overall, the people who attend are really friendly and intent on keeping fit and progressing. Overall, I would rate it a 5 out of 5.