Youth Boxing at Mad House
Build Confidence.
Develop Discipline.
Learn Real Boxing.
More than a boxing class. Mad House Boxing helps young athletes develop boxing skills, fitness, confidence, accountability, discipline, and resilience through structured training and measurable progression.
Westminster, MD • Eldersburg, MD
Beginners Welcome • No Experience Required • Competitive & Non-Competitive Athletes
Your Child Needs More Than Another Activity.
They need something that challenges them physically, develops them mentally, and gives them something to work toward.
At Mad House Boxing, we use the sport of boxing to help young people become stronger athletes and stronger individuals.
Our youth program combines real boxing instruction with fitness, structure, accountability, confidence-building, and measurable development.
Your child does not have to become a competitive boxer to succeed at Mad House.
- →Some athletes want to compete.
- →Some want to become more confident.
- →Some need an outlet.
- →Some want to get stronger and healthier.
- →Some simply fall in love with boxing.
There's a place for all of them at Mad House.
Boxing Builds More Than Boxers.
Confidence
Young athletes gain confidence as they learn new skills, overcome challenges, and see themselves improve.
Discipline
Boxing requires listening, repetition, focus, consistency, and effort.
Real Boxing Skills
Athletes learn proper stance, footwork, punches, defense, combinations, movement, and boxing fundamentals.
Fitness
Training develops cardiovascular conditioning, strength, speed, agility, coordination, balance, and endurance.
Accountability
Athletes learn that improvement comes from effort, consistency, preparation, and taking responsibility.
Respect
Boxing teaches athletes to respect their coaches, teammates, opponents, the gym, and themselves.
Resilience
Not every drill is easy. Not every round goes perfectly. Athletes learn how to respond to challenges and continue working.
Leadership
As athletes progress, they are encouraged to become positive examples for newer and younger members.
Age-Appropriate Coaching.
Individual Development.
Mad House youth athletes may train during shared class periods, but coaches can separate athletes into appropriate groups based on age, experience, skill level, and training needs. This allows beginners to learn safely without being overwhelmed while more experienced athletes continue being challenged.
Pee-Wee Boxing
Designed for younger athletes beginning their boxing journey.
- →Listening and following instructions
- →Basic boxing stance
- →Basic punches
- →Movement & balance
- →Coordination & agility
- →Fitness
- →Confidence & discipline
- →Having fun while learning
Youth Boxing
Structured boxing development for older youth athletes and athletes ready for additional technical development.
- →Boxing fundamentals
- →Punch combinations
- →Footwork & defense
- →Conditioning & strength
- →Speed & agility
- →Technique
- →Discipline & accountability
- →Advanced skill development when appropriate
Your Child Shouldn't Just Attend Class.
They Should Progress.
Introducing Mad House Boxing's Measurable Progression Matrix©
One of the challenges with large group training is making sure every athlete continues developing as an individual. That's why Mad House Boxing uses a structured progression system to help coaches identify where athletes are in their development and what they need to work on next.
Accountability. Discipline. Progression.
Competition is not required.
Many Mad House athletes train because they love boxing, want to stay fit, build confidence, or simply become better versions of themselves. The progression system is designed to give competitive AND non-competitive athletes something meaningful to work toward.
What Happens in Class?
01
Warm Up
Athletes prepare their bodies through movement, mobility, conditioning, and boxing-specific exercises.
02
Learn
Coaches teach boxing fundamentals such as stance, footwork, punches, defense, combinations, and movement.
03
Practice
Athletes develop their skills through heavy bag work, mitt work when appropriate, partner drills, footwork drills, defensive drills, shadowboxing, and skill stations.
04
Condition
Athletes improve strength, endurance, speed, agility, coordination, and overall athleticism.
05
Progress
Coaches continue evaluating each athlete's development and helping them work toward their next level.
Sparring is NOT automatically required simply because a child joins the youth program. Sparring and advanced contact training should only be introduced when appropriate based on the athlete's development, goals, readiness, coaching evaluation, and applicable gym policies.
Never Boxed Before?
Perfect.
Your child does not need boxing experience before walking into Mad House.
We teach athletes from the ground up.
They'll learn how to stand. How to move. How to punch correctly.
How to defend themselves. How to condition like an athlete.
And most importantly — how to keep improving.
What If My Child Wants to Compete?
For athletes who develop a passion for competitive boxing, Mad House provides a pathway toward more advanced training and potential Fight Team opportunities.
Competition is earned — not rushed. Athletes must demonstrate the appropriate boxing ability, conditioning, discipline, consistency, coachability, maturity, and readiness before progressing into competitive training.
Not every Mad House athlete competes — and they don't have to. Competitive boxing is simply one pathway available to athletes who want to pursue it and demonstrate the necessary readiness.
Coaching Kids Takes More Than Knowing Boxing.
Our coaches aren't simply teaching punches. They're teaching young athletes how to listen, work, respond to correction, overcome frustration, support teammates, develop confidence, and take responsibility for their development.
We want Mad House athletes to become better boxers — but more importantly, we want the lessons they learn inside the gym to carry into life outside of it.
Boxing is the tool. Development is the goal.
Our Mission
Save This Generation Through the Art of Boxing.
Mad House Boxing believes boxing can be used as a powerful vehicle for mentorship, fitness, confidence, discipline, accountability, and personal development.
Don't Just Take Our Word For It.
"My son has been at Mad House for two years and the transformation has been incredible. He's more confident, more focused in school, and genuinely loves going to class. Coach Jermaine and the team have been amazing mentors."
Nia Dawson
Parent of Youth Member
"Mad House has been a game changer for my son. He started as a shy kid with no athletic background and now he carries himself with confidence everywhere he goes. The coaches genuinely care about these kids."
Alex Kofman
Parent of Youth Member
"I've been going to Mad House Boxing for a little over a year now. Jermaine & his team have taught me boxing techniques that allow me to clear my mind and get in shape. Another perk is that they offer kids classes which allows me to bring the whole family!"
Steve Gill
Member
Find a Class That Works for Your Family.
Westminster
459 Baltimore Blvd., Westminster, MD 21157
(410) 299-0100Youth Boxing
Mon – Fri
5:00 PM & 6:00 PM
Youth Boxing
Saturday
10:00 AM
Eldersburg
1213 Liberty Road, Suite B 1-2, Eldersburg, MD 21784
(410) 299-0100Youth Boxing
Mon – Fri
5:00 PM & 6:00 PM
Youth Boxing
Saturday
10:00 AM
Frequently Asked Questions
Book Your Child's Free Class
Take the first step. Come experience a class and see if Mad House Boxing is the right fit for your child.
Give Your Child Something to Work Toward.
Confidence doesn't happen overnight. Discipline isn't developed in a day. Skills take repetition. Progress takes consistency.
But every journey starts somewhere.
Let your child experience Mad House Boxing and see what they're capable of.
Westminster • Eldersburg
Beginners Welcome • No Experience Required • Competition Not Required