Outlaws Boxing Gym

I was interested in finding a gym to train at near my new place of residence and I wanted too get some information on membership and I needed to use to the bathroom before I sat down and reviewed what they had to offer and they trainer on duty said I needed to sign up before I could use the bathroom… what kind operation treats a potential customer like that I had all intention on signing up cause it’s up the street from apartment and after that sort of treatment I will never set foot in that place again very disappointed in the way I was treated

Great boxing gym. I never been there but Ellie seckback does a lot of news stories from there and brandon seems like a great trainer. Wish i lived in Tarzana

It’s rare to find a trainer in any sport that can achieve the proper balance of pushing their athletes to do their best, while also making sure each athlete takes responsibility for their own training. Outlaws achieves both and then some.
I almost don’t want to give Outlaws a great review because it’s my favorite gym, haha, and I don’t want it to be overrun! So this is how much I love the place — I’m willing to put away my selfishness and say, «Whether you’re looking for a gym to workout on your own without anyone bothering you, a gym to really train for the sport of boxing, a gym to learn a new sport for fun, or a gym where you can train with a group — Outlaws will exceed your expectations.»
Warning: it may get to the point where working out at this gym becomes the best part of your day.
(All levels welcome, but call in, because there are different hours for beginners/​pros)
Good luck!

Thank You, Brandon @ Outlaw Boxing for this establishment… The only thing I would change are no showers here, other than that a true boxing gym.

This place is great! sometimes last year i had a membership and was going frequently. i was getting the best work out i have ever gotten. i want to go back! and i recommend this gym to anyone who is interested in getting a great work out. Brandon and the other trainers are great at what they do. See you soon outlaw bosing.

I’ve been going to Outlaws for almost a year now, and I feel lucky to have found such an awesome gym. The owner/​trainer Brandon is extremely knowledgeable, very passionate about boxing, and an expert in his craft. His staff, fighters, and members of the gym are all skilled, friendly, and the overall experience is second to none.
Boxing is one helluva tough sport, and it takes A LOT of hard work and dedication to get good. The workouts push your physical limits and getting hit sucks sometimes. BUT the amazing part about Outlaws is they make the entire experience FUN. They make sure to focus on every member to help you learn and improve. It’s all about having a positive attitude here.
This is a real boxing gym with real fighters. I highly recommend this place if you want to learn how to box.

I first attended Outlaws because of how much my roommates and bf raved about it! I’ve never been a gym person. I hate the thought of working out or touching stuff that other people have sweat all over, but here, I don’t seem to mind it. The encouragement and skills that you learn are so much better then running on a treadmill and using an elliptical while watching teen mom on MTV with no sound!
The owner and trainers all seem to really care about your well being. They’ll push you till you think you’re going to break (or until you do), then they tell you what a great job you did. Every time I go to Outlaws it feels like I’m getting my own personal training session, whether it be with one of the coaches, one of the fighters, or just another gym member. I’m in the best shape I’ve been in and I have my Outlaws family to thank for it!

This is the place to go to if you really want to learn how to box. I’ve been to other gyms and the training here is better. The coaches will put you through the boxing drills and you will sweat buckets. This is a real boxing gym, not a cardio boxing class you find at 24.
A typical work out will start with three rounds of jumping rope to warm up, a couple rounds of shadow boxing, a few rounds of heavy bag. Then the trainers may have you do a couple of boxing drills that simulate sparring or some medicine ball exercises. You will learn footwork, offense, defense, how to bob and weave, counter, etc. Then some open gym (maybe speed bag, double end bag), then when you think you are done, it’s strength training time.
And this is when you are just a novice like me.
Eventually, when you’re in good enough shape, and the trainers think you are ready, you will need a mouthpiece because you are going to get in that ring and spar. But don’t let that make you nervous, you will spar with someone your skill level, or a pro that will take it easy with you. The coaches will supervise the sparring session and offer encouragement, and tell you what you’re doing wrong.
Owner Brandon besides being a golden gloves champion, also has a degree in kinesiology, so he has not only a vast knowledge about boxing, he also has a wealth of knowledge about human body mechanics and function.
Like one reviewer said before, their is no pretense about the place, everyone is friendly and you train alongside real boxers.
Membership dues aren’t too steep either.

Owner Brandon Krause has an encyclopedic knowledge of his craft. After spending 800 plus monthly on pro trainers at a nearby gym, I have learned more from Outlaws for 70 bucks a month and have made some great friends in the process. There is no pretense about the place nor its members. This gym is interactive, old school and will take you as far as you want to go in your boxing régime.

I tried Outlaws a few months ago, and was hooked on the first visit. This is a real boxing gym; not an aerobics class with boxing gloves. They train amateur fighters here, and also folks like me, who don’t have any plans to actually box, but who want to learn how and train like a fighter. They will push you as far as you want to go, but never pressure you to do things you don’t want to. The coaches are friendly and knowledgeable, and the fighters are remarkably friendly.
The facility itself can best be described as «gritty» and «utilitarian.» No air conditioning. Nothing fancy. Pretty much exactly what you’d expect a real boxing gym to be like. If it had a shower, it would be perfect, but they don’t.
Update: this was posted when they were in their old location. The new place does have a shower! So I guess they are perfect now.

I had my first boxing workout ever here and it was great.
The equipment there is solid – they have a boxing ring, speed bags, heavy bags, jump ropes, weights, a rower, and all of the other equipment needed to get a quality workout.
The trainers are solid too; they gave me an overview of the form and technique behind boxing, then lead me through a boxing workout that was very challenging. I got some cardio, some strength training, some technique work, and I left the workout feeling tired but not drained.
The gym has a good atmosphere to it too. I have been a member of several different kinds of gyms and athletic clubs over the years, and I liked this place because it has a good vibe to it with a focus on boxing and working out without the snootiness or intimidation that I’ve gotten off of some of the other gyms in the LA area.
Overall, this is a solid place; I recommend it to anyone who wants to box, learn to box, or just get a great workout.

II LOVE this gym! Not only is it a great place to get hand on help to get in shape, but also a fun way to get in shape and to learn the techniques of boxing, plyo metrics and weight lifting and exercising. I would recommend this place to anyone, MEN, WOMEN and even children. The members are fun and friendly and the trainers are absolutely awesome!

My friend introduced my to Outlaws a couple months back and I really enjoy it there. I don’t have much of an attention span to work out for the sake of working out, but boxing is something that you workout while learning and it makes you work that much harder.
At first I thought I’d run into some of the more experienced fighters and they’d have an ego about me using the heavy bag, or speed bag, or working with one of the coaches, but I found exactly the opposite. Everyone is really humble and they know they’re students in an art too. There are others willing to give advice, be your training partner or just let you be at the gym so it makes for a very comfortable experience.
Brandon has a degree in kinesiology, and is well versed in how the body works and functions. His advice has been instrumental in helping me improve specific areas during my sessions at the gym.
I can’t give enough praise for this gym and all the coaches who work there helping people out. Your first session is free and you’ll be sold after that. During warmups and training, you have at least one coach walking around helping you adjust your technique or whatever you need. Compare this to a fitness gym where you don’t have anyone helping you out. I honestly felt like I was getting personal training for my 2 hours there and even now after going for a few months, I still receive that personal attention.
I’d recommend this place to anyone because the coach’s knowledge can help prepare people at any age. I’ve seen gentlemen 60+ years old in there who could pop my head faster than shaving a balloon, to kids under 15 who could run circles around people twice their age. There are women who come into the gym and the coaches tailor workouts for whatever end you ask.

After working out at LA Fitness for a few years, I was just totally over the whole idea of going to a gym. Who wants to walk on a treadmill with some girl trainer who could care less staring at you for an hour each day. I was looking for something different and then I heard about Outlaws Gym through Facebook. I decided to give it a try and I really loved my experience working out at Outlaws Boxing Gym.
My trainer had me do so many fun exercises and really paid attention to me. After my workout I felt great and was excited to go back again to see what other things he had in store for me. I also felt really empowered when he taught me some self defense moves. I definitely recommend Outlaws to both men and women!