Vulcan Boxing Club was launched in 2012
The main ethos of the club was to provide positive role models for children and young people to tackle youth violence, anti-social behaviour and obesity through boxing.
Since its inception Vulcan Boxing Club has trained three national finalists, one national champion a significant number of regional champions and professionals. All of the coaches involved in the club are passionate about the sport and its ability to change lives (all coaches have DBS, First Aid and Safeguarding certificates).
The club is well equipped and holds sessions six days a week for both junior and senior boxers. All levels of skill, ability and fitness are catered for, from the ages of 8 upwards.
In 2014, the club was awarded Club Mark status in recognition of the high standards it has achieved.
Meet The Coaches
Seb Glazer
Level 3 England Boxing Coach and Professional Boxing Coach
Richie
Level 2 England Boxing Coach
Mark
Level 2 England Boxing Coach
Kenny
Boxing Coach
I love this gym!
Brilliant place, has everything you need. Really good gym equipment as well. Great boxing classes, good friendly people.
Been to a few gyms and never seen any with a lounge and computer room as well. Quality... Goes above and beyond. Aw aye... cheap as chips as well!"
Jack
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Looking Back to Looking Forward
Artist-filmakers Johnny Mercer and Paul Samuel White created this National Lottery Heritage funded documentary film in collaboration with the young members of Vulcan Amateur Boxing Club (VABC), chronicling the heritage of their club and the historic Hull Fish Trades Boxing Gym (known locally as ‘Fish Trades’), founded in 1946, in which VABC is now based.
The characters themselves narrate a series of interflowing tales and themes including: the breakdown of Hull’s fishing industry, Romany Traveller traditions, British boxing, poverty, drug use and escape. The keynote of the film is 'overcoming' - individual and collective.