BeginnersGetting started
How to Start Boxing as a Complete Beginner
No experience? No problem. A step-by-step guide to starting boxing safely in Vancouver — what to expect, what to bring, and how to progress.
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Personal & Group
Boxing Training
For adults and teens
Improve your fitness, boxing technique and confidence with a professional coach!
Who these trainings are for?
These training sessions are perfect if you…
Complete beginners
Start from zero with safe, structured training and clear explanations. No prior experience required.
Get in shape
High-intensity boxing workouts designed to burn fat, build strength and improve endurance.
Experienced boxers
Technical refinement, speed, coordination and preparation for competition.
Youth & kids
Build discipline, confidence and physical strength while learning proper boxing technique. Ages 4+.
Select your training style
Choose the training format that fits your goals, schedule and experience level
Personal Training
One-on-one coaching / Individual approach
From$99
- 1 hour one on one session
- Personalized training program
- Full focus on technique and safety
- Tailored to your goals and fitness level
- Suitable for beginners and advanced athletes
Group Training
Beginner-Intermediate Program / 12 Weeks
$249
- 12-week structured boxing program
- 1 class per week · 1 hour per session
- Medium size groups (8–12 athletes)
- Strong focus on technique, defense, and safety
- Gradual progression with controlled intensity
- Suitable for beginners and youth
Trial Session
First training / Introduction session
$49
- Introduction to boxing fundamentals
- Technique, movement, and coordination assessment
- Opportunity to get to know each other and evaluate experience level
- Safe, beginner-friendly training environment
- Ideal for first-time athletes
How a session works
Structured warm-up
Every session begins with a structured warm-up focused on joint mobility, balance, coordination and breathing — preparing the body and reducing injury risk.
Technical foundation & defense
We focus on correct fundamentals: stance, movement, defense and basic punching technique. Defense is taught before offense to build safe movement patterns.
Controlled conditioning
Strength, endurance and speed are developed through controlled, technique-based exercises. Intensity increases gradually for steady progress without strain.
Cool-down, feedback & review
Each session ends with stretching, recovery and personalized feedback. I review technique, track progress and recommend the next stage of training.
My philosophy
Technique first
I train athletes with a classical methodology where defense always comes before offense. Strong defense, proper movement and technical awareness are the foundation of everything we do.
Safety is the priority
I place great importance on protecting my athletes — especially children, beginners and anyone new to boxing. Training must be safe, controlled and intelligent, developing skill without unnecessary risk.
Steady, gradual progress
I believe in long-term development over sudden or reckless intensity. This builds confidence, discipline and a real understanding of boxing, letting athletes grow naturally and sustainably.
Results-oriented
We spend many hours refining movement, repeating drills and perfecting fundamentals. Only when technique becomes automatic do we move forward to more advanced work.
About myself
My name is Mikhail Basharymov, and I am a professional boxing coach with over 20 years of experience in the boxing industry. I have a unique background as both an elite amateur athlete and a coach — I won 243 of my 258 amateur fights, and later dedicated my career to developing athletes of every age and skill level.
Throughout my coaching career I have worked with children, youth, adults, beginners, intermediate athletes and competitive boxers, using an individual, self-developed approach tailored to each athlete's needs. I also have experience working with autistic athletes, placing strong emphasis on structure, patience and safety throughout the training process.
I am known for a disciplined work ethic, strong leadership, and the ability to work calmly and effectively in demanding training environments. My priority is always the athlete's development and well-being — technically and personally.
Certifications
- Master of Sport (International Class)
- BC Boxing Registered Coach
- BCPRA Certified Personal Trainer
- NCCP Competitive Introduction
- Emergency First Aid · CPR · AED
Athletes' achievements
- Provincial champions
- Golden Gloves medalists
- Brampton Cup champions
- Olympic bronze medalist
What our clients say about us
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I started in June 2025 with no prior experience in martial arts. It was important to me to have a gentle, safe introduction without pressure. I began with personal sessions, which built a strong technical foundation and confidence, then moved into group training where I keep progressing steadily. I really appreciate the structured approach and gradual development — I highly recommend Mikhail to anyone looking for professional, safe and effective boxing training.
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FAQ — Frequently asked questions
Yes. Many students start with no boxing or martial arts experience. Training begins with fundamentals and progresses gradually at a safe pace.
No. Intensity is controlled and adjusted to your level. The focus is on technique, movement and conditioning — not on pushing limits too fast.
No. Sparring is not mandatory and is introduced only when a student is technically and physically ready. Beginners focus on drills, defense and controlled exercises.
Most students train once or twice per week. Consistency matters more than intensity, and steady training leads to long-term improvement.
Yes. Many students begin with personal sessions to build a foundation, then move to group training once they feel more confident.
That's not a problem. Programs are adapted to your current fitness level, and conditioning improves naturally over time.
Book your session
Tell me your goals and I'll personally reach out to recommend the safest, most effective training option for you.
☎Call+1 (778) 325-7770✆WhatsAppMessage the coach✉Emailbasharymov@gmail.com
⚲LocationVancouver, BC · by appointment