Address: 19 Las Flores Dr, Building 200 (old Busby Gym) Wimberley, TX 78676

Boxing Summer Schedule

# Team camps require participants to register with USA Boxing as an athlete for insurance purposes.

# Register for USA Boxing HERE:  Athlete - https://usaboxing.webpoint.us/wp/Memberships/Join-wp.php

FAQ's: 

FAQ: will they be sparring?
     Answer: Yes as we are a sport club, but they will not be sparring until they have the skills to do so and are              ready (we role it a bit slow to ensure they don't go through any emotional issues)
FAQ: how do I sign my child up?
     Answer: you can sign up at www.WYSASPORTS.com and hit the Wimberley Boxing Club button to walk you through.
FAQ: how much does it cost? and how old can they be?
     Answer: We set up the program by age and school groups..
     * Elementary School ages starting at 7yrs are $65 a month
     * Junior High School and High School ages are $75 a month

FAQ: is there an annual commitment / contract? 
     Answer: No 

FAQ: where are you located?
     Answer: 19 Las Flores BLDG# 200, Wimberley TX 78676
     its the Old Busby Gym building across from Subway.
FAQ: Can I pay for a year in advance?
     Answer: Yes
FAQ: any discounts for multiple children from the same household?
     Answer: Yes, we drop $25 a month for additional kids and cap it at $200 a month.
FAQ: Is there equipment we need to buy before the first class?
     Answer: NO, we show you what to get and will have some on site.
FAQ: Who can I contact for more information? 
     Answer: Coach Dan Dunn at [email protected]

Why a Community Boxing Club? 

The impact of a boxing club:

• Historically boxing clubs make an impact in their communities every day. By providing a safe, and supportive environment for the at-risk youth,  boxing clubs help to shape and mold the character of young people through a strict regimen of discipline, dedication, and a goal-oriented mindset.

What type of youth are interested in Boxing? What kinds of backgrounds?

• Across the world you will see youth from all walks of life,
• Most of them come from rough backgrounds. You will see a lot of kids in the foster care system. But at the same time, we will have people participating from other sports from Chess to High School Rodeo, and those academic types getting 4.0 GPAs in school. It’s a great mix;
• Building the bridge thru physical activity leads to all helping each other out in different ways, its pretty incredible to see a street kid helping an un-athletic chess player learn, later seeing that chess player tutoring street kid with his homework. (even seen gang members leave gangs and get baptized)