Chicago Boxing Club offers a Youth Training Program for youths ranging from ages 8-18.  The program trains each member while paying close attention to their age and skill level. Chicago Boxing Club youth training is designed to provide the opportunity for every youth member to improve his or her athletic fitness and strength while raising self-esteem.  Campers will learn discipline, boxing exercise techniques, and burn off energy in a controlled environment.  Member safety is a priority.

Hours of the youth program are Monday through Friday, 3:30pm to 5:30pm.

Cost:    $40 monthly, plus one time $50 initiation per family.

Website:  more information is available at www.chicagoboxingclub.com

Contact info:  info@chicagoboxingclub.com

Phone number:  773-801-1300

Location:  Chicago Boxing Club at 3508 S Halsted St. Chicago, IL 60609

What to Bring:  Each member should dress in t-shirt, shorts, and gym shoes.  Boxing gloves will be provided.

Philosophy:  Chicago Boxing Club youth program is designed to provide the opportunity for every youth member to improve his or her athletic fitness and strength while raising self-esteem.  Members will learn discipline, boxing exercise techniques, and burn off energy in a controlled environment.  Member safety is a priority.  There will be no sparring and students will never be punched.

Trainers: Chicago Boxing Club will provide trainers experienced teaching youths the beginners skills of boxing.  All camp activities will be overseen by Rick Ramos, boxing coach, trainer and partner of Chicago Boxing Club.  Rick's coaching style emphasizes counter punching, angles and speed.  A former amateur from the Bridgeport neighborhood in Chicago, Rick boxed out of the Old Neighborhood Italian American Club, and was one of the first Latinos to fight for the Club. Rick realizes his dream by partnering in Chicago Boxing Club in his native Bridgeport neighborhood. Rick currently serves as a boxing coach for De LaSalle High School.