Get training from a HOF World Champion
Little Mac Boxing Gym is not just another cookie cutout boxing gym that we have been seeing pop up throughout the last few decades. This is an authentic boxing experience. The moment you enter Little Mac Boxing facility you will feel like you walked onto the set of a Rocky movie. Vintage fight posters adorn the walls aswell as top notch classic boxing equipment. Former professional boxing champion & North Bergen,NJ native Danny "Little Mac" McDermott wanted to provide his clients with an authentic experience into the REAL world of boxing training.This isnt your typical posh spa type gym. When you are in a Little Mac Boxing gym you are there to sweat and learn the sweet science of boxing in a no frills rough and tough environment. Whether it is our classes or our personal training packages, Little Mac Boxing will satisfy your expectations. If you are use to being pampered, Little Mac Boxing is not for you. If you are looking for a hard core, in your face workout that has proven results than Little Mac Boxing is for you!
Learn the art of the "Sweet Science" of boxing
At Little Mac Boxing Gym, “the sweet science” isn’t just a catch-phrase—it’s the heartbeat of everything we do.
From your very first footwork drills to advanced combination training, our classes are designed to:
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Build Your Foundation: Learn proper stance, guard and movement so every punch you throw is both powerful and precise.
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Sharpen Your Technique: Develop speed and timing on the heavy bag, speed bag and focus mitts under the watchful eye of former world-class pros.
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Condition Like a Champion: Experience the same grueling road-work and circuit training that top contenders use to prepare for 12-round bouts.
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Cultivate Mental Toughness: Boxing is as much mind as muscle—our coaches will show you how to stay calm, focused and strategic, round after round.
Whether you’re lacing up gloves for the first time or preparing for your next ring appearance, you’ll leave every session stronger, faster and more confident in “the art of the sweet science.”