How many boxing gyms are there in Rome?

NUM's directory maps 19 boxing gyms and clubs in Rome, from central clubs such as Trastevere Boxe to neighbourhood gyms in the east of the city.

Can tourists train at a boxing gym in Rome?

Often, but ask first. Most clubs are amateur associations that normally require membership and a medical certificate, so request a trial class or single session in advance.

What does A.S.D. mean in a Rome gym name?

*Associazione sportiva dilettantistica*, an amateur sports association. It usually means training is for members, with a card and insurance.

Boxing gyms in Rome: all 19 mapped

Where the concierge points people first

Trastevere Boxe — The central option, on the south bank. If you are staying near the river and want one session without a trip across town, this is where to ask first. (41.8808, 12.4670)
Pugilistica Centocelle — A neighbourhood club in Centocelle, in the east. A local boxing club rather than a fitness studio, with the district's name on the door. (41.8781, 12.5663)
Audace Boxe Roma A.S.D. — A long-standing Roman boxing club. The A.S.D. in the name means an amateur sports association, which tells you how it is run and what signing up involves. (41.8933, 12.4901)
Fiamme Oro - Pugilato Pro — The boxing section of the Polizia di Stato's sports group, which trains athletes at national level. Not a gym you can drop into, but useful to know when you see the name on fight cards. (41.9124, 12.5500)
Palestra Indomita — A dedicated boxing gym in the city, the sort of place that takes the sport seriously. Contact it ahead to ask whether a visitor can train for a session. (41.8940, 12.5007)

The rest of the boxing gyms in Rome — every one we hold

A.s.d. Monte Verde Boxe (41.8513, 12.4543)
ASD Attilio Volpe Boxe (41.9492, 12.5150)
Beyond Fight Club (41.9099, 12.4639)
Boxe roma carlo maggi (41.9218, 12.5502)
Circuito Boxe (41.8615, 12.5734)
Fiermonte Boxing Club (41.9285, 12.4863)
Fortitudo Boxe (41.8787, 12.5066)
L'Officina del Pugilato (41.8579, 12.4456)
Palestra Pesi Massimi (41.9256, 12.5167)
Simone Boxing Team (41.8545, 12.4236)
Sparta Pugilato (41.9024, 12.4294)
Ssd Altero Boxe (41.9056, 12.4365)
Ssd Lupa Boxe (41.8961, 12.5639)
TBST Talenti B. Studio Training (41.9463, 12.5594)

The paperwork comes before the gloves

Most Roman boxing clubs are registered as an A.S.D., an amateur sports association, and that structure is why a visitor cannot always just pay at the door. Joining usually means a membership card with insurance, and Italian gyms normally ask for a medical certificate for non-competitive sport before you train. For a traveller, the practical approach is to message the club before turning up, explain you are in Rome for a short stay, and ask whether they offer a lezione di prova, a trial class, or a single paid session.

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