San Francisco, California
JONathan chicas boxing school
LEVEL UP YOUR FITNESS GAME
With years of experience in the ring as a professional boxer, Jonathan Chicas brings his expertise to his training sessions, helping clients reach their fitness goals.
Our Programs
Your fitness journey starts here.
Whether you're training to get in shape or a seasoned pro, we got you.
1:1 Training
During a one on one session, Jonathan can tailor the workout to your specific needs and goals, providing personalized instruction and feedback.
Group Classes
Group classes are a great way to meet new people, have fun and get fit. You will learn the basics of boxing in a fun, supportive environment.
Self Defense
Repetition is a powerful tool in developing muscle memory. In self-defense classes, repetition is also a key component in building muscle memory for self-defense techniques.
Youth Classes
Boxing can help young people develop discipline and self-control, as well as improve their focus and concentration. It can also provide a sense of community and belonging.
About Jonathan
Don't go with the flow, be the flow
Jonathan Chicas is a professional boxer with a record of 15-3 7kos. He was born and raised in San Francisco, and started boxing when he was 15 years old. Chicas has fought on major networks like ESPN and is a BKB World Champion. Read more >>
1:1 Training
Get in the ring with boxing pro Jonathan Chicas.
Train with a champion and reach your full potential in the world of boxing.
This level of attention allows you to progress more quickly and develop better technique.
Boxing is the best way to stay fit
In addition to providing a high-intensity workout that improves cardiovascular health and builds muscular endurance, our boxing classes in San Francisco teach mental focus and discipline.
Frequently Asked Questions
At Jonathan Chicas Boxing School, rates for 1:1 training are $105 for 60 minutes.
The best age to start boxing depends on the person. Jonathan started boxing at age 17, and he dedicated himself so was able to become a professional. The answer isn’t about age, but how badly you want it.
Two times a week is better than one day per week. Boxing requires consistency. If you are looking to learn and thats it, two times a week is enough.
Pro boxers train 6 days per week. Twice a day sometimes. A good boxer runs in the morning and does boxing in the afternoon or evening.
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