bamy333 · Google · 24 Jun 2026
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Care offeredMassage therapy1 practitioner
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Kaye Francis · Google · 1 Jun 2026
“The online class is.wonderful! I am able to learn boxing online. I get my exercise and learn about boxing! Living in Toronto, ii’s great to have the class online.”
Lori Kerr · Google · 6 May 2026
“Online Boxing 4 Health has been an amazing option for me since I am unable to drive to the gym in Ottawa. Enthusiastic, knowledgeable, encouraging trainers provided me with a one hour workout using big movements, cardio, balance and strength exercises all combined into a fun workout. Each workout kept me motivated and allowed me to challenge myself or take it easy on the days that my fatigue was high. Thank you for this awesome opportunity!”Read moreShow less
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Monique LaRocque · Google · 5 May 2026
“Fantastic, invigorating program that is helping me at 82 yrs of age getting and staying stronger with better balance , mental and physical strength and working out with a wonderful bunch of folks!”
Kaye Francis · Google · 30 Mar 2026
“This is at a level you want it! I go on Thursdays and it is at a level I am happy with. The exercise is good and fulfilling.”
Howard Smith · Google · 5 Feb 2026
“I have been a customer of Boxing4Health now since October 2025 and am quite pleased with the quality and intensity of the training sessions. The staff and instructors have been most helpful and professional. They are invariably well prepared for each class, and provide encouragement throughout the sessions to all boxers. I highly recommend Boxing4Health.”Read moreShow less
Karl Gerhard Roth · Google · 7 Jan 2026
“I have been going to the Boxing-4-Health classes for about one year and have had Parkinson disease (PD) symptoms for about 18 months. These classes have had a significant and positive impact on me, and I plan to attend them for the rest of my life. Why is that the case? We know that exercise improves many symptoms of PD. People with PD who exercise regularly report that they move and feel better and have more energy. However, clinical trials have also shown that regular and intense exercise slows down the worsening of PD symptoms. It is worth noting that the drugs prescribed for PD also improve symptoms, but no drug has shown the ability to slow down the worsening of PD symptoms as effectively as intense exercise. These classes cover many different types of exercises; strength, balance and aerobics. Every class ends with a boxing session where we all hit punching bags as hard as we can. Boxing is most certainly an intense and aerobic exercise. You might say that it sounds very difficult to exercise at such a level regularly? If you tried to do this on your own that would be true, but in a class and group setting working hard is much easier. Each person gets the attention that they need from the instructors, who are all competent, caring and positive. There is also a team spirit in the activities, and being in a class with other PD patients is very motivating. In one of the Boxing-4-Health videos the slogan on the wall is “No matter where you start, where you end up is up to you”. I encourage anyone considering Boxing-4-Health to try the classes. You will be happy that you did. Gerhard Roth”Read moreShow less
Ash Babber · Google · 3 Dec 2025
“I started off with 10 passes membership but realising the benefits I have gone to an yearly membership. Sure I will miss some classes but the overall gains are worth it. The instructors make sure that you are safe and exercising to your maximum capacity. Highly recommend B4H!”Read moreShow less
Pierre S · Google · 31 Jul 2025
“The team at Boxing 4 Health is doing an incredible job helping people with different level of Parkinson Disease stay in shape. Their programs are very well adapted. The members, admin and trainers, are just extraordinary!”
Paula Bullock · Google · 29 Jul 2025