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Boxxwarriors Muaythai Gym

Petaling Jaya

2.0· 3 reviews

Address

Subang, 47500 Petaling Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia

Phone

+60 14-309 5365

About Boxxwarriors Muaythai Gym

Boxxwarriors Muaythai Gym's listed address on Google is simply "Subang, 47500 Petaling Jaya" — no street name or unit number, which is unusual among the gyms in this area and makes it harder to locate without calling ahead to confirm exactly where the premises sit. The Google Business Profile lists no opening hours at all, and the only recorded amenity is a restroom, leaving most practical questions about the gym unanswered through the listing alone.

The rating sits at 2.0 from three reviews, the lowest score in this batch, though a count that small cuts both ways: it's too thin to call this a reliably poor gym, but it's also too thin to dismiss the low average as a fluke caused by one bad experience. Three reviews simply isn't enough data to draw a firm conclusion either way, and anyone considering the gym would be better served reading the actual review text on Google than leaning on the number alone.

No website is listed for Boxxwarriors, so there's no brand messaging or class information to add beyond the bare Google profile. Combined with the missing street address and absent hours, the overall picture is of a listing with unusually little verified detail — less a gym with a documented history of low ratings and more a gym that hasn't built out its public information in the first place.

Calling +60 14-309 5365 directly would be necessary just to confirm the gym's actual location and schedule before anything else about class quality could be assessed with any confidence. Given how sparse the profile is on every front, from address to hours to amenities, the 2.0 rating is probably best treated as one of several open questions about this gym rather than the defining fact about it. Even the "Subang" portion of the address is ambiguous on its own, since the name broadly covers a large swathe of the Klang Valley spanning both Subang Jaya and parts of Petaling Jaya proper, which makes pinpointing this particular gym without a phone call first difficult. A gym this thin on public information could simply be newer, or less focused on its online presence, rather than that gap reflecting anything about how classes are actually run inside it.

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Ratings & reviews

2.0

Based on 3 Google reviews — this is the aggregate score we pull from the venue's own Google Business Profile, not something we score ourselves.

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Facilities & amenities

Pulled directly from Boxxwarriors Muaythai Gym's own Google Business Profile — not something we assess ourselves.

Amenities

  • Restroom

Pricing

Membership pricing isn't something Google Maps publishes, and it varies by plan — single-visit, monthly, or contract — so we don't display a number here we can't verify. The fastest way to get current rates for Boxxwarriors Muaythai Gym is to ask directly.

Before you go

Frequently asked questions

Do they offer private one-on-one sessions?

Many gyms offer 1-on-1 coaching alongside group classes, usually at a separate rate. Ask about availability and pricing if group classes aren’t quite what you’re after.

What amenities are listed for Boxxwarriors Muaythai Gym?

Google's Business Profile for this venue lists: restroom. See the Facilities section above for the full breakdown.

Is there an active competitive fight team?

Some gyms run competitive teams that enter local or regional fight cards, others stay purely fitness-focused. If competing interests you, it’s worth asking Boxxwarriors Muaythai Gym directly.

Is Boxxwarriors Muaythai Gym a well-established, trusted venue?

It currently holds a 2.0 rating from only 3 Google reviews — a real but small sample, too thin to call it an established track record either way. Worth weighing that alongside anything else you can find before deciding.

How many times a week should a beginner train?

Two to three sessions a week is a common starting cadence for newcomers, giving the body time to recover between classes — though this varies by fitness level.