Boxing for Weight Loss in Montréal

Real boxing. Real fat loss.
At Divesh Boxing, we combine pad work, bag work, and smart conditioning to help you burn calories, build lean muscle, and keep the weight off—without crowded classes or guesswork.

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Why Boxing Works for Fat Loss

Full-body burn
Boxing engages legs, core, back, shoulders, and arms in every round—so you burn more per minute than most steady-state cardio. Harvard Health estimates ~270–378 calories per 30 minutes of boxing/sparring (that’s ~540–756/hour, depending on body weight and intensity).

Intervals that accelerate results
Rounds mimic HIIT: short, focused bursts + brief rest → higher post-workout calorie burn (EPOC), better conditioning, faster changes in body composition.

Technique + conditioning = adherence
Learning real skills makes training enjoyable and sustainable—key for long-term weight loss.

A boxer with a black shirt and a close-cropped haircut holding an orange boxing glove with the brand 'BoXer' on it, sparring with a younger boxer wearing a white shirt, black boxing gloves, and in a boxing gym with a green floor and a boxing ring in the background.

Our Weight-Loss Boxing Programs (1:1 and Duo)

H3: 6-Week Cut (Foundation)

  • 2 sessions/week + simple nutrition guidance

  • Focus: stance, footwork, jab-cross mechanics, core bracing, conditioning baseline

  • Goal: 4–6 cm off waist (typical for consistent clients)

H3: 12-Week Transformation (Most Popular)

  • 3 sessions/week with progressive pad/bag rounds, intervals, and strength add-ons

  • Personalized intensity zones; periodic weigh-ins & measurements

  • Goal: visible body-fat reduction, stamina gains, confident technique

H3: Duo Program (Train with a partner)

  • Same structure as above for 2 people

  • Built-in accountability; fun, competitive, cost-efficient

Pricing and Packages

What You’ll Experience Each Session

Warm-up & mobility: joints, hips, T-spine

  • Technique block: crisp jab/cross, hooks, slips, counters

  • Pad rounds: coached combinations at your pace

  • Conditioning finisher: short intervals (bag/rope/med-ball)

  • Cool-down & habit cue: small homework to keep momentum

No equipment needed for your first session. Gloves available on site.