KIDS BOXING CLASSES NORTHUMBERLAND HEATH
Structured boxing training for children aged 5-16, just 13 minutes from Northumberland Heath
Looking for kids boxing classes near Northumberland Heath? Honour and Glory Boxing Club in Kidbrooke offers structured boxing training for children from age 5 upwards. Infants (5-9) and juniors (10-16). Our coaches are BBBofC licensed and DBS checked. We are one of the leading boxing gyms near Northumberland Heath.
We are not a fitness boxing franchise. We are a community boxing club that teaches real boxing skills in a safe, supportive environment. Children learn discipline, build confidence, and get properly fit.
INFANTS (5-9)
Coordination, movement, and fun. Building foundations through structured play and basic boxing techniques.
View infants boxing classesJUNIORS (10-16)
Real boxing training. Pad work, combinations, and supervised sparring when ready.
View junior boxing classesJUNIOR AMATEURS
Competition pathway for dedicated young boxers. England Alliance Boxing registered.
View junior amateur programmeGETTING HERE FROM NORTHUMBERLAND HEATH
13 MIN BY CAR
Free parking on site. Drop-off and pick-up is straightforward.
35 MIN BY TRANSPORT
Via Southeastern from Barnehurst. Kidbrooke Station is nearby.
FREE PARKING
122 Broad Walk, Kidbrooke, SE3 8ND. On-site car park.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What age can my child start boxing near Northumberland Heath? +
We take children from age 5. Infants (5-9) focus on coordination, movement, and basic techniques. Juniors (10-16) progress to pad work, combinations, and supervised sparring when ready.
Is boxing safe for children? +
Yes, when taught properly. Our BBBofC licensed coaches follow strict safety protocols. Children wear appropriate protective equipment and are matched by age and experience.
How do I get from Northumberland Heath to your gym? +
We are 13 minutes from Northumberland Heath by car. By public transport it takes around 35 minutes via Southeastern from Barnehurst. Free parking is available at our Kidbrooke gym, 122 Broad Walk, SE3 8ND.
What does a kids boxing class involve? +
Classes include warm-up exercises, footwork drills, technique instruction on the bags and pads, and structured games that develop boxing skills. Sessions are age-appropriate and designed to be engaging.
WHY BOXING IS BRILLIANT FOR CHILDREN
Boxing teaches children discipline, respect, and resilience in a way that most sports cannot. Every session near Northumberland Heath builds physical fitness alongside mental toughness. Our infants programme (ages 5 to 9) focuses on coordination, listening skills, and having fun. Juniors (ages 10 to 16) develop real boxing technique with structured pad work and conditioning.
Our coaches are DBS checked, BBBofC licensed, and experienced at working with young people. We keep class sizes manageable so every child gets genuine attention and coaching. Parents are welcome to watch from the viewing area.
Children who train consistently often see improvements beyond the gym. Better focus at school, improved confidence with peers, and a healthy outlet for energy. Many of our junior members started with zero sporting background and are now competing at regional level.
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Just 13 minutes from Northumberland Heath. Your child's first session is free, no commitment required.
Claim Free TrialHonour and Glory Boxing Club
Honour and Glory is a boxing club in Kidbrooke, SE3 — 13 minutes from Northumberland Heath by car, or 35 minutes by public transport (Southeastern from Barnehurst). Classes run seven days a week for adults and children from age five, with no joining fee and no contract.
Head coach Anton Pattenden holds a British Boxing Board of Control trainer's licence. Classes cover recreational fitness, amateur competition preparation, women's boxing, and junior development. The first session is always free.
Address
122 Broad Walk, Kidbrooke, London SE3 8ND
Classes
Adults, Women's, Juniors (10-16), Infants (5-9), Amateur
First session
Free. No booking required. Just turn up at class time.
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