Boxing coach in Basel
Book a private boxing session with a coach we arrange for you. Technique, pads and conditioning — sparring only if you want it.
Basel
Boxing coach in Basel
Basel sits where Switzerland, France and Germany meet, and it is the flattest city we serve. The Rhine embankments give long, uninterrupted stretches for running and cycling, and the city's cycling infrastructure is the best in the country by some distance. In summer, swimming down the Rhine with your belongings in a dry bag is a genuine local commute, not a tourist stunt.
The pharmaceutical industry gives Basel a large international population working long hours, which shows in what gets booked: early mornings, short efficient sessions, and a lot of English. Say your preferred language when you book.
Nobody is going to hit you
The most common thing people want to know before booking, and the answer is no. A private session is footwork, technique and pad work, which is demanding enough on its own. Sparring exists for those who ask for it and happens nowhere near a first session.
Why it works as training
Boxing is the rare workout where you are concentrating too hard to notice the effort. An hour of pad work moves your heart rate around in a way no treadmill does, and the coordination demand means your brain is busy the whole time. It is also, by some distance, the best thing on this list for a bad week.
Paid
Prices in Basel
| Session | Paid |
|---|---|
| One person, 60 minutes | CHF 130 |
| Two people, 60 minutes | CHF 175 |
Prices are per session, not per person, and include your coach's time and equipment. Larger groups arranged individually — email us and tell us what you need.
Common questions
Do I need gloves and wraps?
Your coach brings pads and can lend gloves for a first session. If you carry on, your own gloves and wraps are worth buying — shared gloves are unpleasant.
Am I too old or too unfit?
No. The intensity is set by your coach and scales down as easily as it scales up.
Can two of us train together?
Yes, and it works well — one on the pads while the other works, then swap. Choose the two-person session.