El Fuego Boxing Club

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The El Fuego family

Kids, teens and adults training, sparring and celebrating together in Waxahachie.
A big group of El Fuego members, kids, teens and adults, standing together in front of the ring at the gym
About a dozen El Fuego members, kids, teens and adults, most in El Fuego shirts, raising their fists together outdoors at the club's one-year anniversary celebration, with a smoking grill in front
A young boxer in red headgear keeps his gloves up in the El Fuego ring while Coach Eloy, in a camo cap and sunglasses, watches behind him
A teenage boxer in a backwards cap throws a punch at a heavy bag at El Fuego
Two young boxers in headgear sparring in the El Fuego ring, one in black and one in red, under the gym's steel roof
A woman in headphones and boxing gloves works the heavy bags at El Fuego, the ring and the open bay door behind her
A young boxer in red headgear lands a jab on his sparring partner's guard in the El Fuego ring
A gold championship belt from the Irving Police Athletic League's 3rd Annual End of Summer Bash, with USA Boxing and Southwestern Boxing Association plates, in the glass case at El Fuego
Two young boxers in headgear sparring in the El Fuego ring while members watch from ringside, the big bay door open to the lot outside
Boxers training in the El Fuego ring, a "Don't wish for it, work for it" banner on its apron, while a boy shadowboxes on the mat beside it
A coach and young boxers working in the El Fuego ring under the steel roof, while a boy shadowboxes on the mat beside it
Two boys shadowboxing on El Fuego's rubber training floor in front of a wall of white cubbies, the big bay door rolled up to the sunny lot outside
A boy shadowboxing on El Fuego's open rubber floor beneath the steel roof, a wall of white cubbies and a big yellow fan behind him
A steel rack of eight heavy bags over black rubber mats at El Fuego, members warming up among them and an elliptical machine behind

Your first round starts here

Pick a class, sign the waiver and step through the door. Coach Eloy will take it from there.