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PričaSlough Amateur Boxing Club keeps Slough fighting fit since 1945
A fixture of the town’s fight scene, Slough Amateur Boxing Club has been shaping local boxers since 1945 and remains open to juniors and seniors, men and women, of every experience level [1][2]. The club holds ClubMark accreditation (2011) and lays out clear pathways from first drills to sparring for those ready to compete [1].Sessions stick to the sport’s fundamentals: warm‑ups, shadow boxing, bag work in rounds, skipping, and, when appropriate, controlled sparring. Personal and one‑to‑one coaching is available for those chasing extra sharpness or confidence before bouts [1]. Slough ABC also brings its boxers out to annual home shows and regular events across the UK and into Europe, giving prospects competitive rounds beyond the local circuit [1].Training runs on a weekly timetable for junior and senior groups, with flexible options including pay‑as‑you‑go and monthly memberships to suit different routines [1]. The club serves the west‑side community from the Cippenham area near KO Gym on Mercian Way, keeping it accessible for families and after‑work sessions alike [2].