It’s the push you love and the team energy to take you there. This is training for all: Workout newbies, people who claim to like running, and people who actually like running lace up next to each other for ten electric rounds of a full-body, dynamic, interval-based workout that keeps everyone on their toes.

Start off as a group with a high-powered, runners-focused, functional warm up. Then split half the 50-minute class between tearing it up with intervals, resistance, and speed on our high-tech treadmills and powering up at your station with strength and body-weight conditioning exercises. Low lights, heart-pumping beats, and the pursuit of fun all come together to give you that signature Rumble experience you know and love.

Absolutely. Our workouts are beginner friendly and designed so everyone can Rumble at their own pace.

Before class, we’ll call First Timers into the studio where we'll go over our four paces - Walk, Jog, Run, Sprint - and four inclines - Flat, Hill, Mountain, Peak and how to move through them on the treadmill like a champ.

Don’t sweat it. If you can move, you can Rumble.

Instructors offer a variety of levels and modifications for many of the exercises we do in class, so no matter your experience, you can take it to your max.

Nope, because all of our classes are suitable for beginners!

Our custom joysticks on each treadmill keeps you in control of your level so you’re set up for success every time you step on the tread.

Not at all. Just make sure it’s comfortable to move in whatever you’ve got on and your kicks can handle your pace.

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We offer special event classes that are suitable for all age groups. Birthday parties, Bat Mitzvahs, bachelor/bachelorette parties, and book clubs are all up our alley.

Yes. We offer tread blocks, class exclusives, and venue exclusives.

Reach out to events@rumble-boxing.com for group classes at our Rumble Training locations.

Visit our Studios page to find Rumble Training in NY or SF.

Rumble Training
Rumble Training Flatiron/Chelsea: On the north side of 23rd Street between 5th and 6th avenues.
Rumble Training Marina: At the north end of Fillmore Street, between Lombard and Chestnut.
Rumble Training Upper East Side: On the east side of 3rd Avenue between E84th and E85th streets.

We sell Essentia water available at the front desk for $3.

If you’d prefer to bring your own bottle, we also have a filling station available in our lobby.

No, but we can direct you to several places close by!

Yes. It’s very simple and should take you less than 1 minute.

No. You can buy a single class if you’re terrified of commitment.

We offer a first time rate at Rumble Training, where you purchase one class and the second one is on us.

You bet. A single class or package option you purchase at SF or NY can be used at any Rumble Boxing or Rumble Training class of your choice*

*Limited to packages purchased and used within SF Rumble locations and packages purchased and used within NY Rumble locations, only.

After you create an account, visit your home studio's schedule on the website or app to book.

At Rumble Training, we automatically enroll waitlisted clients into class up to 12 hours prior to the class start time. After the 12-hour mark, we will call you if we are able to secure you a spot in class. We can only hold the spot if we're able to reach you; otherwise, we will release it to the next client on the waitlist. That said, we always encourage waitlisted clients to come to the studio, as we are often able to get clients in on a walk-in basis.

We recommend arriving at the studio 15 minutes before class for check-in.

Say what’s up to whoever is at the front desk and mention that it is your first time. They’ll get you taken care of.

To ensure that your spot is not released to the waitlist, please arrive at Rumble at least five minutes prior to the start of your class.

If you need to cancel class at a Rumble Training location, cancel your booking 24 hours before class time, and your credit will be placed back in your account. If you do not show up for your reserved class, or if you attempt to cancel within 24 hours of your class, you will be charged for that reservation.

Whatever is comfy and makes you feel fly.

Most clients wear traditional cross-training or running shoes.

We do. There are multiple showers in both the men’s and women’s locker rooms at our Rumble Training locations.

Towels, vanities, hair dryers, and bath and body products are also provided.

Aside from the full-body burn that leaves you feeling like a superstar? Here’s what we got:

- Injury prevention- Rehabilitation
- Overall stronger muscles / more muscle endurance
- Increased metabolism- Attacks broader range of muscle groups- Higher level of endurance
- Enhanced efficiency of body / power
- Enhanced motivation- Reduced blood sugar / improve oxygen consumption
- Helps lose fat
- Rejuvenation
- Cross-training may be the right move for you because it adds variety to your fitness routine, keeping the motivation high to stick with it and see real results.

They don’t call it runner’s high for nothing. When you get in the zone and find your stride, running can significantly improve physical and mental health.

As a form of heart-pumping, aerobic exercise, running can reduce stress, improve heart health, and even help alleviate symptoms of depression. When in doubt, run it out.

The short answer: yep.

With a variety of movements and physical activity in a single class, cross-training can help speed weight loss because it allows you to combine more than one form of physical activity in a single exercise session. This lets you work out safely for longer periods of time, enhancing the fat-burning systems of your muscles. How’s that for efficiency?

That’s a question best answered by your doc and your personal trainer, but if you have the go-ahead, 2-3 days of HIIT per week is solid.

With the variety of movements, Training is a safe, effective workout and the physical benefits continue even after you step off the treadmill. You know you best, so choose your schedule based on how your body feels and the goals you’re ready to crush.

Nothing special — just traditional cross-training shoes or running shoes to keep you light on your feet.

Wear something you feel comfortable moving in that you don’t mind getting drenched in sweat.

We’ve had clients train right up to D-Day, but that is a question better suited for you and your doctor.