WHERE WE CONQUER. NO WAY AROUND, OVER, OR UNDER — ONLY THROUGH.  

THAT’S … “ONE WAY”

UNDEFINED x One Way Boxing Club is a multi-level lifestyle club located in Chicago's Goose Island. Where THE UNDEFINED boldly delivers a one-of-a-kind fitness experience by combing elite and comprehensive functional training from the passion and expertise of Elite Trainer William “Billy” Hubert, One Way Boxing Club serves as the centerpiece of where sport and community come together through the medium of Boxing from the passion and vision of "Daboxingdude".

The co-owners of Undefined x One sitting in the lounge area beside a coffee table and exposed brick walls.
Two men with boxing gloves training in a boxing gym; one man is wearing a headgear and appears to be coaching or instructing the other man, who is lying on a bench.

“How a Gym Owner and Coach Brought Boxing to the Lyric Opera”

CHICAGO MAGAZINE

A man holding a boxing glove in a gym, wearing a rain jacket with a Nike logo. There are punching bags and another person in the background.
Two boxers in a boxing ring practicing with a coach, who is giving instructions. The scene is in a gym with other individuals in the background.

“The biggest difference you’ll find is the amateur will throw a lot of punches and try to score fast”

“Whereas the pro will focus a little bit more on energy and the patterns, and then try to deliver on timing and power.”

- FOREST PARK REVIEW

“I think boxing can serve as a huge catalyst, not just for youth, but for everybody. It’s a sport that encourages self-discipline. People gravitate to the sport because of those things.”

- BLOCK CLUB CHICAGO

A man in a black cap and t-shirt stands on a platform in a boxing ring, adjusting or inspecting equipment, with others in the background in a gym or boxing gym setting.

“We want to do what we can to share the sport of boxing, and the discipline and confidence it brings, with as many people as possible.”

- Daboxingdude

“Whether you’re a beginner boxer or an expert, nothing matters when you walk in the door: not your sexuality, not your creed, your race, your religion. Inside that space, none of that matters.

Everyone gets the same respect.”

- Daboxingdude

Two young men in a boxing gym, one with a punching bag and wearing boxing gloves, and the other in shorts and a T-shirt, holding a boxing helmet, standing and facing each other.