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Kickboxing Classes in Oregon

60 kickboxing gyms across 26 cities in Oregon — including 32 with a free trial, 48 beginner-friendly, and 47 with kids' classes. Pick a city for full listings with member reviews, live open-now hours, and the classes each gym runs — or browse the map.

From high-energy cardio kickboxing to muay thai and competitive kickboxing, Oregon has a gym for every reason people train: a fun workout and weight loss, stress relief, self-defense, confidence, kids' and women's classes, or the competition team. You don't need to be fit or experienced to walk in — all fitness levels are welcome, and your first class is where everyone starts.

Cities in Oregon

Featured kickboxing gyms in Oregon

Ranked by what members say — Google rating weighted by review count. See the full best-of-Oregon ranking →

Straight Blast Gym of Bend

5 ★★★★★ 202 reviews

550 NW Franklin Ave Ste 338, Bend, OR

🥊 Free trial / intro class — check their site

Ages 3–12

Kickboxing gym Free trial Beginners welcome Kids & teens Cardio kickboxing Women's classes Competition team Affiliated expert, motivating coachingwelcoming to beginnersclean, well-equipped gym

Portland City Boxing

4.7 ★★★★★ 127 reviews

3228 SE 21st Ave, Portland, OR

🥊 Free trial / intro class — check their site

Ages 8–12

Kickboxing gym Free trial Beginners welcome Kids & teens Cardio kickboxing Private lessons Sparring Competition team expert, motivating coachingwelcoming to beginnersfun, high-energy classes

Clean gym featuring boxing, kickboxing and conditioning classes, along with trainers and workouts.

Beast Mode Fitness - Tigard

4.9 ★★★★★ 116 reviews

10115 SW Nimbus Ave, Tigard, OR

Kickboxing gym Kids & teens Cardio kickboxing Affiliated welcoming to beginnersfun, high-energy classeskiller cardio workout

Dan Bluhm's Martial Arts

4.9 ★★★★★ 107 reviews

1350 Plaza Blvd C, Central Point, OR

Kickboxing gym Kids & teens expert, motivating coachingwelcoming to beginnersstrong kids program

River City Warriors

4.7 ★★★★★ 98 reviews

14935 SW 72nd Ave, Tigard, OR

🥊 Free trial / intro class — check their site

Kickboxing gym Free trial Beginners welcome Kids & teens Cardio kickboxing Women's classes Sparring expert, motivating coachingwelcoming to beginnersfun, high-energy classes

G.I.R.L.S. Gym

4.8 ★★★★★ 85 reviews

7427 SE 52nd Ave, Portland, OR

🥊 Free trial / intro class — check their site

Kickboxing gym Free trial Beginners welcome Kids & teens Cardio kickboxing Private lessons welcoming to beginnersfun, high-energy classesgreat for weight loss

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Kickboxing programs in Oregon

Find the class that fits — whether you're after a cardio workout, bringing the kids, or chasing your first competition.

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Kickboxing in Oregon: common questions

How many kickboxing gyms are in Oregon?
Our directory lists 60 kickboxing gyms across 26 cities in Oregon. The cities with the most are Portland (16), Eugene (5), Bend (4).
How much do kickboxing classes cost a month in Oregon?
Among Oregon gyms that publish a rate, monthly memberships run about $54.99–$150 (median around $79). Prices vary by gym and how often you train, and many don't post online — so check the gym's own schedule. Our cost guide breaks down what to expect.
Are free trial classes available in Oregon?
Yes — 32 gyms in Oregon advertise a free trial, free first class, or intro week. It's the low-pressure way to try a class before you commit; confirm the current offer on the gym's site.
Can beginners and kids do kickboxing in Oregon?
Absolutely — kickboxing welcomes all fitness levels. 48 Oregon gyms are highlighted by members as beginner-friendly, and 47 run kids' or teen programs. You don't need to be fit or have any experience to start, and no reputable gym pushes newcomers into hard sparring before they're ready.
Do I need to be in shape or spar to start kickboxing?
No. You can start with zero fitness base and no experience — the training itself gets you in shape, whether you're after a cardio workout or the real craft. Sparring is optional, builds up gradually, and a good gym never throws beginners into it; the coach controls the contact and keeps it safe. Beginners classes drill the basics on pads and bags so you build skill at your own pace.

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