About FightMap

FightMap focuses on competitive amateur boxing gyms — the kind where people train to spar and compete — rather than fitness-only boxing studios. If you want to learn to compete, these are the rooms that do it.

Gym listings come from BoxRec and national association directories: USA Boxing, England Boxing, Boxing Scotland, Welsh Boxing, Boxing Ireland, Boxing Australia, Boxing New Zealand, and Boxing Canada, including their regional member directories. Association coverage can cross national borders; gyms are grouped by their physical location. Each gym links to its source listing and a Google search so you can check its current details before visiting.

Locations come from club and association map coordinates, the US Census geocoder, and OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL). Some pins use approximate street or postal locations and are marked accordingly. Listings without a verified coordinate remain searchable, but do not contribute to density. Great Britain postcode data via Postcodes.io contains Ordnance Survey, Royal Mail, National Statistics, and NRS data © Crown copyright and database right 2025, as applicable.

US state outlines use public U.S. Census Bureau TIGERweb data. UK nation and English region outlines use Office for National Statistics data, licensed as noted below. UK location-matching coverage retains geoBoundaries and Eurostat data under CC BY 4.0. Ireland’s province outlines use Tailte Éireann data © Tailte Éireann, CC BY 4.0. All outlines are simplified for display. Ireland’s Ulster view covers Cavan, Donegal, and Monaghan; Northern Ireland is listed separately under the UK.

UK nation and English region boundaries: Source: Office for National Statistics licensed under the Open Government Licence v.3.0. Contains OS data © Crown copyright and database right 2024.

Australian outlines use geoBoundaries data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics, under CC BY 4.0. New Zealand display coastlines contain data sourced from the LINZ Data Service licensed for reuse under CC BY 4.0, served by the Department of Conservation. Location-matching coverage retains Stats NZ data via geoBoundaries, under CC BY 4.0. Canadian display outlines use Statistics Canada census cartographic data served by Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada. Canadian location-matching coverage retains Statistics Canada data via geoBoundaries. Both use the Open Government Licence — Canada. Low-zoom Canadian water detail also uses OpenFreeMap / OpenMapTiles data from OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL).

• California — 433 gyms
• New Jersey — 86 gyms
• New York — 181 gyms
• Texas — 410 gyms
• Pennsylvania — 141 gyms
• Ohio — 106 gyms
• Florida — 174 gyms
• Illinois — 122 gyms
• Georgia — 69 gyms
• Massachusetts — 98 gyms
• Maryland — 62 gyms
• Michigan — 100 gyms
• Arizona — 67 gyms
• Nevada — 50 gyms
• Hawaii — 44 gyms
• Colorado — 86 gyms
• Washington, D.C. — 20 gyms
• England — 1169 gyms
• Scotland — 137 gyms
• Wales — 134 gyms
• Northern Ireland — 117 gyms
• Connacht — 38 gyms
• Leinster — 140 gyms
• Munster — 61 gyms
• Ulster — 24 gyms
• New South Wales — 246 gyms
• Victoria — 109 gyms
• Queensland — 136 gyms
• Western Australia — 80 gyms
• South Australia — 52 gyms
• Tasmania — 19 gyms
• Australian Capital Territory — 12 gyms
• Northern Territory — 4 gyms
• Ontario — 214 gyms
• Quebec — 194 gyms
• British Columbia — 105 gyms
• Alberta — 59 gyms
• Manitoba — 18 gyms
• Saskatchewan — 28 gyms
• Nova Scotia — 34 gyms
• New Brunswick — 5 gyms
• Newfoundland and Labrador — 4 gyms
• Prince Edward Island — 1 gyms
• Yukon — 1 gyms
• Northwest Territories — 1 gyms
• North Island — 91 gyms
• South Island — 40 gyms

Use Feedback to suggest a missing gym or region.

Pick a region to see listed gyms on an interactive map and in a sortable list. Type your address or tap “use my location” to sort gyms by distance from you. Include or exclude BoxRec and association-listed gyms, or switch to the smoothed density view to compare estimated gyms per square mile. Every density view uses the same country-wide scale and includes nearby gyms across regional borders within that country, so colors remain directly comparable. Country overviews are locked to density mode and summarize gym counts by region. Regional density maps keep the individual gym list, and selecting a gym switches the map to pins. Density views can be shared with the ?view=density URL parameter. Open any gym for its address, a map, and links out to Google plus its BoxRec and/or association listing.

Is FightMap free?

Yes. FightMap is free to use without an account. Banner advertising helps support the site; advertising preferences are available through Privacy choices.

Where does the gym data come from?

Gym listings come from BoxRec and national boxing-association directories: USA Boxing, England Boxing, Boxing Scotland, Welsh Boxing, Boxing Ireland, Boxing Australia, Boxing New Zealand, and Boxing Canada. Locations use source-supplied coordinates or geocoded addresses. Approximate street and postal locations are marked on the map.

What kind of gyms are listed?

Amateur boxing gyms geared toward competition — where people train to spar and compete — rather than fitness-only boxing studios.

Which areas does FightMap cover?

FightMap currently covers California, New Jersey, New York, Texas, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Florida, Illinois, Georgia, Massachusetts, Maryland, Michigan, Arizona, Nevada, Hawaii, Colorado, Washington, D.C., England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland, Connacht, Leinster, Munster, Ulster, New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland, Western Australia, South Australia, Tasmania, Australian Capital Territory, Northern Territory, Ontario, Quebec, British Columbia, Alberta, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Prince Edward Island, Yukon, Northwest Territories, North Island, South Island.

How do I find gyms near me?

Open a region, then type your address or use your device location to sort mapped gyms by distance from you. Listings without a verified map location remain available with their source links.

A gym is missing, closed, or has the wrong details — how do I fix it?

Use the Feedback button on the site to suggest a gym or report a correction.

Does FightMap have an app?

No app needed — FightMap is a mobile-friendly website that works in any browser.

Spotted a gym that’s missing, closed, or listed wrong? Use the Feedback button on the map and we’ll take a look.