The sweet science. The New York way.

Fightthe goodfight.

Real boxing. Real people.
Two downtown gyms. One Trinity.

We teach you how to box. What you do with the courage is your business.

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Brains over brawn. Always.

New York boxing, without the nonsenseNo. 01

A Trinity boxing trainer holding focus pads for a member inside the ring — THE CLUB IN ACTION / Proper instruction. One round at a time.

A proper gym.
Not a fitness trend.

Two doors. The same good fight.

Find your corner.

The Club on Vesey.
The Community on Duane.

01 / The main gymLower Manhattan

A Trinity member working with an instructor inside the boxing gym

Trinity Boxing Club

20 Vesey Street

Traditional boxing instruction. Group training. Private lessons. A proper gym for anyone willing to learn.

Step inside the Club

02 / The community gymTribeca

Firemen and neighbors gathered outside Trinity on Duane Street

Trinity Boxing Community

116 Duane Street

A neighborhood corner for special groups and community boxing. The same craft, with a place for your people.

Meet the Community

A Trinity truth

You don’t need a fat lip
to call yourself a fighter.

Boxing isn’t about being the toughest person in the room.
It’s about being a better version of the person who walked in.

Traditional boxing instruction

A little sweat.
A lot of science.

Learn your stance. Find your feet. Keep your hands up. The basics aren’t beneath you. They’re what holds you up.

How we train

Group training

Shared rounds. Individual attention. Real coaching.

Private instruction

Your pace, your goals, and a trainer in your corner.

Community boxing

A place for special groups and the neighborhood.

From the old-school scrapbook

Ink. Gloves.
New York.

Original period material.
The 1920s, on paper.

Plate I · Authentic archival photograph

Original portrait of Gene Tunney in black boxing attire holding his championship belt at his waist — **Gene Tunney**Catalogue date: c1926. · Kraus Mfg. Co. / Library of Congress
A posed portrait of Gene Tunney with his championship belt. The Library of Congress dates the record “c1926.” and credits the photograph to Kraus Mfg. Co.; the catalogue cautions that its old caption-card information is unverified.
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The old school

Before a boxing club was a lifestyle, it was a place to learn. We’ve pulled together original photographs and newsprint from the 1920s—the world the sweet science came through.

Trinity corner notes · No. I

Footwork before fireworks.

A punch starts on the floor. Learn where your feet belong before you worry about where your fist is going. Fancy comes later. Balance comes first.

Present-day Trinity editorial · Period-style typesetting

Open the 1920s scrapbook →

Boxing history, not historical photographs of Trinity. Newly written clippings are clearly labeled.

Hear & see the old school →

Get off your stool

Your corner is waiting.

You don’t have to be a fighter to walk through the door. That’s what the gym is for.

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