Rumble Boxing

4.3
6 reviews

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Rumble Boxing Sandy Springs is a boxing-inspired fitness boutique that combines the science of boxing with the transformative power of strength training. Each class is a 45-minute, high-octane 10 round fight with HIIT, metabolic conditioning, and the benefits of cardio in one seamless class. No two workouts are the same—so you'll never get bored—and the classes are beginner friendly so you can rumble at your own pace.

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Location

Rumble Boxing
6075 Roswell Road, Sandy Springs, GA
30328, United States

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  • LL
    LD
    Dec 23, 2025
    1.0
    AVOID. AVOID. AVOID! Short version: Overpriced, very limited number of classes, classes frequently cancelled last minute, cramped space, undertrained coaches, and harassment/threats/fees when you try to quit. Was also repeatedly pushed to create positive reviews and social media content (which may explain some of the 5-star reviews here). Long version: I’ve done a lot of fitness boxing and really wanted to like this studio. I was one of the very first members at this location, joining even before the official grand opening. At the time, I was told by David, the manager, that even more classes would be added, specifically, that the M/W/F noon classes (the only weekday classes I could attend) would be expanded to every weekday, so I signed up for 8 class credits for $149 a month after a cheaper initial 3-month promotional price. However, after joining, the Monday noon class was changed to workout only, no boxing, which was not why I paid a premium to attend a boxing gym. And within my final 5 weeks, the remaining Wednesday/Friday noon classes were cancelled at least 3 times, once while I was driving to the class and did not find out until I arrived at a locked studio. In addition, there were only two classes TOTAL for existing members each weekend. With so few classes, it was impossible to use up all of my 8 monthly credits. Even when there were classes, one was handed over to a “trainee trainer” with no supervision, who did her best but was overwhelmed and unable to run the class while also trying to operate the music, lights, and screens. Not to mention that if you get a space on the back row, there is no room between you and the back wall, so you have to squeeze yourself to the side and hope to not get hit. In addition, I was asked twice to film a positive “testimonial” for the studio, and every time someone completed 10, 25, 50, etc. classes, they were pushed to take a photo after getting all gross and sweaty from class. I had to step in once when one guy repeatedly told them he didn’t want to do it but they wouldn’t take “no” for an answer. At this point, I contacted the studio to terminate my membership more than three weeks before my next monthly payment due date. When they charged me anyway, my credit card disputed it on the grounds that Rumble Boxing was not providing the services I agreed to when I signed my contract. This was when the harassment began. I received several texts and emails threatening to send my account to collections and immediately adding $50 worth of fees. Despite the repeated cancellations and never receiving the noon and weekend classes I was promised when I joined, due to the repeated threats, to end the matter I made a written agreement with the studio that I would have my credit card provider allow the original payment to go through and would pay $25 worth of fees via credit card. Both of these I did the next day. Two days later, despite me making payment as promised, Rumble Boxing - Sandy Springs charged me an additional $174. This was not how we had agreed to handle the matter, but I paid the $174 to end it and fortunately, it appears my credit card company has made sure only this payment went through. I also contacted the Rumble Boxing corporate office to express my frustration and as of nearly two months later have gotten no reply, so good luck trying to deal with this company at any of their locations. Overall, I am incredibly disappointed and frustrated with my experience with Rumble Boxing. You can see screenshots of several weeks of empty Friday/weekends with few or totally cancelled classes, as well as their collection threats in the photos section.
  • FW
    Fai Wong
    Jun 12, 2025
    5.0
    Like what Peloton does for cycling, Rumble does it boxing. A high energy, fun environment with great staff and coaches to match. Shout out Krystal and Sasha!
  • SS
    Sky Stephens
    Apr 16, 2025
    5.0
    Absolutely loving Rumble Boxing, I’m hooked. The vibe is so cool dark room, loud music, and everyone’s just in their zone. The class is split between boxing combos on the bag and strength training on the floor, so you get a full-body workout without it feeling boring. Instructors are super motivating and walk you through everything, so even if you’re new, you’ll feel confident. I left drenched in sweat and feeling like a total badass. 10/10 recommend if you want to punch out stress and get strong. Special shout out to the instructors I’ve worked with so far (Andre and Carly), can’t wait to keep going!!!
  • RG
    Reginald Greene
    Mar 31, 2025
    5.0
    A1 Awesome

Frequently Asked Questions About Rumble Boxing

What type of fitness experience does Rumble Boxing offer?

Rumble Boxing provides boxing-inspired fitness classes that combine boxing techniques with strength training, featuring 45-minute workouts structured as 10 rounds of high-intensity interval training, metabolic conditioning, and cardio.

Are the classes at Rumble Boxing suitable for beginners?

Yes, all classes are beginner-friendly, allowing participants to work out at their own pace without getting bored since no two workouts are the same.