Boxing gym charges 464,11 US Dollars for a year

[never enough]

Really all you need is a space and bodies for work.

My new gym's small as well, no heavybags, but I have one at the local chain gym so it works out.

But hey, its hard to beat free

Yeah it's mainly pad work and sparring at muay thai so the small set up works. I only joined the boxing gym initially for weight training and access to heavy bags

 

[spacetime]

One can learn the technical aspects of striking online. The only thing needed to reach profiency is a gym and partners to spar with. You will never get good at boxing if you don't spar boxing rules against other boxers. Even the best technical K1 fighters like Hoost are a far cry from high level boxing even though their fundamentals are excellent.

 

[dudeguyman]

The gym I Ieft charged 267,24 US Dollars for 12 months, which is more reasonable.

Do you mean $26,724 or $267.24
You got me real confused bro, real confused.

 

[dudeguyman]

My Karate dojo charges 25$ a month.
My Judo club charges 10$ a month.
My boxing club charges 37$ a month.

 

[spacetime]

Do you mean $26,724 or $267.24
You got me real confused bro, real confused.

267,20US Dollar

 

[dudeguyman]

Also 3 hour sessions! That probably means I can arrive whenever I want within this time frame, which is perfect for a undergraduate student with irregular schedules.

Or go for all 3 hours and be a badass.

 

[dudeguyman]

267,20US Dollar

The "," doesn't belong there, that not a number.

 

[spacetime]

I

The "," doesn't belong there, that not a number.
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I copy and pasted from Googles calculator

 

[Oeshon]

I've located another one that only charges 186 US Dollar


Both are fighting gyms with competitors.

Why are the prices so different? And what do you, the reader, pay to box or kickbox/thai box?

Id love those prices. gyms in thailand expect $300usd a month

 

[spacetime]

Or go for all 3 hours and be a badass.

I went straight from boxing to TKD classes last term. If that's not a bad ass, I don't know who is

 

[j123]

Do you mean $26,724 or $267.24
You got me real confused bro, real confused.

He's mixing up a comma with a period

 

[spacetime]

He's mixing up a comma with a period

No Google did.

 

[spacetime]

 

[j123]

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There's lots if countries that use dollar, you have to put USD in

 

[Paradigm]

There's lots if countries that use dollar, you have to put USD in

His does say USD though. Europeans seem to use commas how we use periods when it comes to numbers.

 

[spacetime]

You guys are trippin. The value is the same. It's used interchangeably.

 

[spacetime]

To quote Ice-T: put down the pipe.

 

[rmongler]

Periods when listing currency are usually used to denote cents, or fractions out of 100 of 1 single unit of currency (so you would never have more than two decimal places [in a base ten number system {hence 'decimal'}]).

Commas are used to denote jumps in grand amplitude, ie, from hundreds, to thousands, from hundreds of thousands to millions, from hundreds of millions to billions, and et cetera. It is not strictly necessary to do this, but it often is done to make large numbers easier to read by humans. It does also mean though you would not (properly) see someone use a comma for only two decimal places.