Authentic Heavy Bag Workouts
Take it out
on the bag
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157 E El Camino Real
Mountain View, CA. 94040 - 650-963-9111
- mountainview@titleboxingclub.com
- Open Today: 6am - 9pm
SHOW UP AND SWEAT
Your First Class
Let’s make it happen together at TITLE Boxing Club Mountain View. We welcome boxers of all fitness levels and are in your corner to make your first class experience easy and fun.

Class Schedule
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View Class ScheduleMeet The Team

Trainer/Staff Bio
Aiswarya has always had a love for martial arts, starting with Taekwondo at the age of 6, making it up to a 2nd degree black belt. She began kickboxing during the pandemic.
My personal mantra
Get it and Sweat it.
My training style is:
energetic
My why:
I enjoy teaching people new skills in a fun environment.
What gives me my fighting spirit:
The drive to be the best version of myself.

Trainer/Staff Bio
Richard has a black belt in Tae Kwon Do. He loves training Boxing, Kickboxing, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, Kung Fu, Judo, and Karate. Over the last few years he has been focusing on Boxing, Kickboxing, Savate mixed with Muay Thai.
My personal mantra
One day at a time
My training style is:
transformative
My why:
I became a trainer at TITLE Boxing Club because I am still learning and pushing myself to improve. Through teaching I hope to continue my journey in martial arts and also hope to encourage others in their journeys.
What gives me my fighting spirit:
Love

Trainer/Staff Bio
Shannon has been a multi-sport athlete from an early age, competing in swimming, softball, tennis, track, basketball, and soccer. When a friend gifted her boxing gloves as a joke, Shannon took it as a sign and called TITLE Boxing Club to schedule a class; the rest is history!
My personal mantra
Always be yourself; it gives others the freedom to do the same.
My training style is:
authentic
My why:
I took my first class at TITLE Boxing Club on Valentin's Day in 2017 and fell in love. I am excited to have the opportunity to share this passion and pass on what I have learned.
What gives me my fighting spirit:
Rather than proving doubters wrong, I want to prove to myself and those who believe in me that we are right!

Trainer/Staff Bio
Matt has been involved in combat sports since the age of 12, with a background in boxing, wrestling, Muay Thai kickboxing, and Jeet Kune Do concepts.
My personal mantra
Simplicity, humility, integrity, tenacity.
My training style is:
authentic
My why:
I both trained and coached youth boxing and I've always loved the sport and feel its benefits extend beyond just fitness.
What gives me my fighting spirit:
My parents and the blue collar work ethic they instilled in me. I've always been an underdog, but I was taught to derive both motivation and pride in this.

Trainer/Staff Bio
Kat has always been active with sports, beginning with basketball at the age of 8. She has participated in a variety of fitness activities and started kickboxing training in 2021. She was featured on the food network in 2016.
My personal mantra
Luck favors hard workers
My training style is:
energetic
My why:
I like to help people achieve their fitness goals and help them realize how strong their bodies are.
What gives me my fighting spirit:
My competitiveness. I try to be the best at everything I do.

Trainer/Staff Bio
Kristin is a fitness enthusiast, wife, mother, former college athlete and a donut lover. She believes that fitness is a lifestyle and wants to help people feel strong and empowered. After Kristin had her three kids she decided to try Muay Thai to get back in shape and it completely changed her life for the better. She’s been training in Muay Thai for about 7 years and won her first amateur fight in 2018.
My personal mantra
If you fall down get back up and keep getting back up. Take a step back, look at your life and be thankful for the good.
My training style is:
energetic
My why:
I love training in kickboxing and boxing and in return I love teaching it. It makes me a happier/healthier person.
What gives me my fighting spirit:
My family. I grew up in a very competitive household with five other siblings. The goal was always to get better every day.

Trainer/Staff Bio
Leslie is a Bay Area native. After graduating college, she pursued a career in Human Resources. Leslie was a regular at the club and loved the workout so much that she decided to become a trainer. She is passionate about helping others learn and understand the art of boxing. In her spare time, she likes to shop, travel and bake.
My personal mantra
"A day wasted is a day without laughter." - Charlie Chaplin
My training style is:
energetic
My why:
I became a trainer because of the inspiration I have received from all of the trainers to always do better and push yourself to be your very best. I want to help inspire others in the same way that TITLE did for me.
What gives me my fighting spirit:
My family and friends.

Trainer/Staff Bio
After college Sharan felt the need for more structure in her life and stumbled upon boxing. She started with one class per week, then two, eventually boxing every single day. She got hooked and particularly loves the high energy and community aspect in which everyone feels like family. Along with developing an addiction to boxing, she discovered a passion for fitness that fuels her desire to stay in great condition mentally and physically. When not boxing, Sharan works in marketing at Adobe.
My personal mantra
If it doesn't challenge you it doesn't change you.
My training style is:
Energetic
My why:
I chose to become a trainer at TITLE Boxing Club because I am passionate about helping instill confidence in others.
What gives me my fighting spirit:
My competitiveness. I refuse to accept failure.

Trainer/Staff Bio
Leo played sports in high school and had a passion for weightlifting. He joined TITLE Boxing Club and fell in love with Boxing! Leo quickly became a regular in classes and Private Training before training with us as a trainer.
My personal mantra
There are no shortcuts in life.
My training style is:
Authentic
My why:
TITLE inspired me to push myself. I want to share that inspiration with others.
What gives me my fighting spirit:
My family.

Trainer/Staff Bio
Cisco has been boxing since he was 8. In high school he established a boxing club with the Police Activities League. Via PAL he began exploring kickboxing and Muay Thai. In college he trained with Stanford Muay Thai, Aikido, Capoeira, Judo, Kenpo, and Tae Kwon Do. He began coaching in 2005.
My personal mantra
Hard work is the only real superpower.
My training style is:
authentic
My why:
I love teaching people how to box! TBC provides a supportive and engaging environment in which to learn something new, challenge yourself, and improve over time.
What gives me my fighting spirit:
A deep-seated belief that anything is possible keeps me fighting every day.

Trainer/Staff Bio
Eber was a dancer for 6 years and was introduced to Muay Thai by a friend. He trained with two Muay Thai champions and sparred with both Muay Thai and Kickboxing pros. When he started boxing at TITLE Boxing Club he was surprised by the high quality workout and quickly became addicted, culminating with training to become a trainer here.
My personal mantra
To make it through difficult things we must work both the mind and the body.
My training style is:
Connected
My why:
To share my knowledge and show others what they can achieve if they put their mind to it and focus on their goals.
What gives me my fighting spirit:
My brother and sister, because through this I can demonstrate a healthy way to handle challenges.

Trainer/Staff Bio
Shannon is a high school Health and Science teacher with a BA in Health Education and an MS in Teaching Biology. She coached high school track and field, and is a fitness enthusiast who appreciates all types of workouts that energize and make her mentally and physically stronger.
My personal mantra
The greatest wealth is health.
My training style is:
energetic
My why:
I love the inviting and intense atmosphere at TITLE Boxing Club and wanted to inspire and guide others.
What gives me my fighting spirit:
Family, friends, travel, and chocolate.

Trainer/Staff Bio
Armand has 10+ years’ experience training and teaching Kenpo Karate, Taekwondo, Muay Thai Kickboxing, and Western Boxing. He graduated as a Peace Officer Recruit from the South Bay Regional Public Safety Police Academy. He is a certified USA Boxing Coach, Certified Bootcamp Fitness Instructor, and a Kukkiwon Seoul, Korea Certified Black Belt 2nd Dan.
My personal mantra
Do what works for you and don't limit yourself.
My training style is:
authentic
My why:
To share my experience and knowledge in order to help people reach their fullest potential both physically and mentally
What gives me my fighting spirit:
Emotional intensity
Member spotlight
I cannot recommend TITLE enough! The classes are fast, and fun and they play great music. Stop by to try a class and you’ll see why so many people love TITLE Boxing Club!
Tara F.
I joined TITLE Boxing Club because I wanted to gain confidence. Now, I feel powerful and it’s a blast learning to throw a punch. This has been so much more than just a boxing class.
Kathleen I.
Great workout head to toe – cardio, muscle building, losing weight…it’s all right here. And the camaraderie you build with other members is second to none.
Daniel L.
Workouts are fun and taking your stress out by hitting a heavy bag is awesome.
Julie M.
I love this place! I had wanted to try boxing workouts for a while, but I was intimidated. I finally checked it out and I’ve been going ever since! Super fun and engaging workouts.
Cory A.
Recent TITLE Boxing Club Mountain View Blogs

How To Wrap Your Hands For Boxing
Hand wraps are an essential piece of equipment for any heavy bag boxing workout, and this is especially true when it comes to classes offered at TITLE Boxing Club . These small but mighty pieces of gear provide crucial support and protection for your hands, wrists, and knuckles, helping to prevent injuries and improve your […]
How To Stay Consistent With Working Out
TITLE Boxing Club workouts are a great way to get in shape and reach your fitness goals. However, consistency is key when it comes to seeing results. Here are a few tips for staying consistent with your TITLE Boxing Club workouts and reaching your fitness goals: 1. Set Specific Goals The first step to consistency […]
TITLE Boxing Club Mountain View Owner Bio
General Manager Tom’s father was a pro boxer, and after seeing Bruce Lee’s “Return of the Dragon” Tom began his own journey in combat sports. He has trained in a variety of martial arts styles and wrestled division 1 for University of Virginia, training with 4 UFC fighters and under 5 UFC coaches. He has a BA in Sociology from Univ of Virginia, is a CPT with NESTA, and a level 1 sports performance coach under USA Weightlifting. Tom has been a trainer, General Manager (Harvard Business School), and Regional HR Manager. He taught his first boxing class in 1991 and has more or less been at it ever since.
Owner Adrienne had a long IT management career before opening the first TITLE Boxing Club in Silicon Valley. She loves the workout and community of people who are passionate about helping others improve their lives through fitness. And after an osteopenia diagnosis, she needed to strengthen her own body. “I get a thrill when someone tells me we’ve helped improve his or her life, whether they’ve addressed a health challenge, become stronger, more confident, or just feel happier because they found a healthy way to release stress. When that happens I feel we’ve done something special.”