A Cricklewood boxer celebrating an achievement with the coaching team

Our club · Est. 2016

Built in Cricklewood. Open to everyone.

A proper community boxing club: high standards inside the ropes, genuine welcome outside them.

02 / 10
2016The year our story began
NW2Proudly rooted in Cricklewood
5+Training from age five
1178198Registered charity number

Why we exist

A boxing club should make people feel stronger.

Not only in the ring, but in the way they carry themselves beyond it.

Cricklewood Boxing Club is a registered charity, established by Rob Buick in 2016 as a welcoming place to learn, improve fitness and belong. Some members arrive wanting their first proper workout. Others arrive with ambitions to compete. The job is the same: understand the person, teach the craft well and help them progress.

That balance of serious coaching and real community is what defines the club. It is why beginners feel at home here—and why competitive boxers know they will be pushed.

Explore our training pathways
A coach speaking to a young boxer at ringside
Our promiseTake the work seriously. Never take the welcome away.

What guides us

Standards you can feel.

Four simple principles shape every session, every corner conversation and every young person we support.

01

Welcome first

No posturing. No intimidation. We make it easy to walk through the door.

02

Fundamentals matter

Good technique, disciplined habits and coaching that meets you at your level.

03

Progress is personal

Confidence, fitness and competition are all valid reasons to train.

04

Community always

The club is stronger when the people around it are stronger too.

Two amateur boxers competing at a club show

Beyond the final bell

The ring is only part of the story.

During school holidays, the club runs fitness camps for local children, combining activity with day trips and a nutritious meal. It is practical, local support built around the same belief as our boxing: give people structure, encouragement and somewhere positive to be.

“A space to provide support for the people in our community who really need it.”
See our community work

Ready when you are

Come down and find your corner.