Where I grew up in Brooklyn everybody was famous on the block. How could you not be? There were shy kids (myself included) but that was no room for recluses. New York is a spectator sport. Everybody knew everybody else and everybody looked out for everyone else. Did. we fight? Of course we did! Did anybody get hurt? Not counting bloody noses? Nope. So here's our answer to the old neighborhood gyms. If we can't bring youy to Brooklyn, we'll just bring Brooklyn to you. Trinity

FIGHT THE GOOD FIGHT. BRAINS OVER BRAWN. EST. 2004 NEW YORK CITY. The Greatest Collection of True Believers, Overachievers, and Bob and Weavers ever assembled under one roof. We believe boxing is the finest physical and mental education available to a human being. The ring is a mirror. Three locations. One philosophy. Fight The Good Fight.

How did they do it in the old days? World War 1, the Spanish Influenza, Great Depression and World War 2 without an iPhone? Same way we made it through 9/11. Boxing gives you something that therapy cannot: a physical outlet for everything building up inside. The heavy bag does not judge you. At Trinity Boxing Club, we have seen people come in carrying the weight of the world and leave lighter. For one hour, they were completely present. Try a free class. 20 Vesey Street, Fina