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Reggie Lewis Track and Athletic Center

Modern athletic and function facility

1350 Tremont Street
Roxbury Community College
Boston, MA 02120
United States
+1 617 541 3535
http://www.rltac.com/

Opened in 1995 and named after the late Boston Celtics star, this facility is great place for a workout or a reception. The gem of the center is the 200-meter oval running track. It is constructed from high-tech materials and is considered one of the five best indoor running facilities in America. There are also basketball, tennis and volleyball courts; weight, fitness and training rooms; wrestling areas and a dance studio. In addition to the athletic facilities, there are several meeting and function rooms available for meetings, banquets and conferences.

Review © 2007, Wcities

Reggie Lewis Track and Athletic Center photo by Nick Wade

Photo: Nick Wade

Ring Boxing Club

Knock 'em flat! 971 Commonwealth Avenue, 2nd floor
(between T's Pub and The Paradise)
Boston, MA 02215
United States
+1 617 782 6946
http://www.ringboxingclub.com/ Stuck in Boston on a long weekend? Get some sporting action and whip yourself into shape with a few classes at this club. Get familiar with the intricacies of professional boxing in a ring with real champs. Slip on your mitts, lace up and let the paces of an extreme workout pump up your heartbeat - there are sandbags, speed bag, focus pads and shadow-boxing sessions designed to test your tenacity. Beginners and those who have had zero exercise training are welcome to try out a lesson for free, while a membership gives you access to qualified and dedicated coaches, who monitor sparring activities, as well as flexible class timings. Competition is rife when the in-house championships are organized, while the overall atmosphere is one of fun and relaxation. There is no age bar—the club is open to all who'd like to let off a little steam.

Review © 2007, Wcities